I understand that the data in the PRDH has come from parish registers in Quebec. This appears to correspond with my experience, in that data on ancestors that moved to French settlements in Ontario, especially the Detroit River region does not appear in the PRDH. However, I have just found an entry in the PRDH that has an ancestor married in Ste-Anne-de-Detroit, and buried in Pays-d-en-Haut. If anyone else has come across either of these references in the PRDH I would very much appreciate knowing to which parishes they refer so I can obtain the actual record from the Quebec parish registers on the FamilySearch site.

Ste-Anne de Detroit was part of Nouvelle France that is why you will find some information about it in PRDH Here is a marriage from PRDH Union 1759-02-26 Ste-Anne-de-Détroit DESCOMPS-LABADIE ANTOINE- LOUIS & CAMPEAU ANGELIQUE PRDH That was Ste-Anne-de-Détroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/187226/what-location-name-category-detroit-1782 -part-nouvelle-france https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ste._Anne_de_Detroit_Catholic_Church Gopod luck Renee -----Original Message----- From: franalm via Quebec-Research [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: July-26-18 12:38 AM To: Quebec Research List Cc: franalm Subject: [Q-R] help with PRDH I understand that the data in the PRDH has come from parish registers in Quebec. This appears to correspond with my experience, in that data on ancestors that moved to French settlements in Ontario, especially the Detroit River region does not appear in the PRDH. However, I have just found an entry in the PRDH that has an ancestor married in Ste-Anne-de-Detroit, and buried in Pays-d-en-Haut. If anyone else has come across either of these references in the PRDH I would very much appreciate knowing to which parishes they refer so I can obtain the actual record from the Quebec parish registers on the FamilySearch site. _