Rachel Bishop :
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Rachel Bishop in the Quebec archives

Genealogy Quebec's archives contain mentions of Rachel Bishop across several types of records.

Documents associated with Rachel Bishop

YearEventNamePlace
1881CensusSaint Andrew's (Ward/Quartier)
1785ABCD documentRachel Bishop
1768Individual
1787Individual
1789Individual
1792Individual
1794ABCD documentRachel Bishop
1796ABCD documentRachel Bishop
1798ABCD documentRachel BishopCornwallis Township Kings County Nova Scotia
1801Individual

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When do we find Rachel Bishop?

Number of documents by decade

  • 1760-1769 1 1760-1769: 1 documents
  • 1780-1789 3 1780-1789: 3 documents
  • 1790-1799 4 1790-1799: 4 documents
  • 1800-1809 3 1800-1809: 3 documents
  • 1820-1829 1 1820-1829: 1 documents
  • 1830-1839 1 1830-1839: 1 documents
  • 1880-1889 2 1880-1889: 2 documents

Mentions of Rachel Bishop are particularly numerous between 1790 and 1799 in the records currently indexed by Genealogy Quebec.

Where do we find Rachel Bishop?

Main associated localities, by number of documents.

Cornwallis Township Kings County Nova Scotia 1
Falmouth Hants County Nova Scotia 1
Saint Andrew's (Ward/Quartier) 1
Usborne 1

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