Genealogy in the coasts of Armor: a trip to the Breton archives
Genealogy antics: Discover the Archives of Côtes-d'Armor and explore the history of your Breton ancestors thanks to the many online resources.
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Update:: March 6, 2024
THE Côtes-du-Nord (Aodoù an Hanternoz in Breton, Nor to Gallo Cote) is the old name of the French department of Côtes-d'Armor, name given in 1990.
THE Côtes-du-Nord sont créées à la Révolution française, le 4 mars 1790, et englobent d’anciens évêchés catholiques :: le Trégor (Trigger), the northeast of Cornwall (Quimper), most of the bishopric of Saint-Brieuc, the northwest of the bishopric of Saint-Malo, a small part to the west of the bishopric of Dol and two small games northeast of the bishopric of Valve.
THE departments limitrophes des Côtes d'Armor sont le Finistère, L'Ille-et-Vilaine and the Morbihan. The department is part of the Brittany region.
📜 THE archives dans les Côtes d'Armor
THE archives departmentales des Côtes-d'Armor :: une mine d'or pour les généalogistes
THE Archives departmentales des Côtes d'Armor conservent plus de 21km linéaires de documents, de 1081 pour le plus ancien, à nos jours. Chaque année, ce sont près de 300m de documents qui sont collectés et conservés.
Go to the departmental archives of the Côtes d'Armor::
📍 7 rue François Merlet, 22000 Saint-Brieuc
Contact the Departmental Archives of the Côtes d'Armor::
📞 02 96 78 78 77
📧 Envoyer un email
THE archives en ligne des Côtes d'Armor :: comment retrouver vos ancêtres depuis chez vous
Browse the scanned and available online archives looking for your ancestors::
- Parish and civil status registers
- Population census :: from 1836 to 1936
- Military census :: classes 1867 to 1921
- Notaries directory
- Proceeding control and recording
- Mortgages :: for the offices of Dinan, Guingamp, Lannion, Loudéac and Saint-Brieuc
- Cadastral plans
- Plans of the Duchy of Penthièvre
- Maps and plans
- Posters
- Postcards and photographs :: more than 3,300 documents
- Ancient press :: nearly 200 titles from 1810 to 1950
- Deliberations of the General Council
- Municipal notices 14-18
- Evêchés de Saint-Brieuc et de Trigger
- Prisons
- Francisation of ships
Genearmor:: the search engine for the Armor Côtes d'Armor archives
THE Archives departmentales des Côtes d'Armor disposent d'A genealogical search engine - Genearmor. Cette base de données, fruit d'un partenariat entre le Conseil departmental des Côtes d'Armor and the Genealogical center of the Côtes d'Armor, allows you to easily find your ancestors in this department.
Genearmor allows you to brick out more than 9 million acts in a few clicks, border surveys carried out by the POHER Genealogical and Historical Center, surveys of theARMOR ASSOCIATION and an interactive map of the department.
Salvindex:: the tool to save time in your archive research
Developed by the genealogical center of the Côtes d'Armor, Salvindex Give you direct access to acts by municipality, by type of act and per year. With one click, you will be redirected to the first page of the registers of the year requested.
Municipal archives in the Côtes d'Armor:: an additional source
You can get closer to the town halls of the department to find interesting acts. Some municipalities propose to consult their online archives, this is the case for Municipal Archives of Saint-Brieuc.
THE actes en ligne
Find various acts available on the internet::
- The little Memorial of the Côtes d'Armor, by the genealogical circle of the Côtes d'Armor
- THE Bulk acts, THE Migrant weddings and thes notaries On Francegenweb
THE actes insolites
Genealogists have found unusual acts in the archives of the Côtes d'Armor::
- An earthquake, an invasion of caterpillars, a fall in bell and many other unusual acts to read on the J. Marchal site (Ouch ouch ouch, my ancestors)
- An act written upside down and a "fool" mother On the Geneactinsolites site
- Of the Unusual testimonies in the registers of the Côtes d'Armor
🧳 THE migrations dans les Côtes d'Armor :: retracez les voyages de vos ancêtres
THE Côtes d'Armor ont connu plusieurs vagues de migration au cours de leur histoire ::
- Breton emigration in Armorica (ve-vie centuries) :: on distingue Two waves of emigration from Great Britain to Armorica - The first is military (questioning) and the second would have been led by the high ecclesiastical dignitaries of Great Britain.
- Emigration to New France (17th-18th centuries)
- Migration to industrial cities (19th century) :: Many residents of the Côtes d'Armor have left rural areas to find work in Paris, Lille or Lyon, but also in Belgium and the United Kingdom.
- Emigration to the United States (19th-beginning of the 20th centuries) :: de nombreux Bretons se sont installés dans les régions de la Nouvelle-Angleterre et du Midwest pour fuir la pauvreté and thes difficultés agricoles.
- Spanish immigration between 1937 and 1940 :: Nearly 4,000 refugees arrived in the Côtes d'Armor (21,000 in Brittany), fleeing fights in Spain.
- Migration to the Paris region (20th century) :: In search of a better job and life, some residents of the Côtes d'Armor settle in the Paris region - especially after the Second World War.
Several important places have also attracted new inhabitants to the department for trade, military life and administration::
- Saint-Brieuc and its port, the Légré, important for trade and Hauturière fishing. But also Binic, Paimpol and its region, which were enriched in the 16th century with haughty fishing off Newfoundland and Iceland.
- Quintin, Uzel, Loudéac, Moncontour, Lamballe, des villes importantes pour le commerce de la toile qui fit la richesse des Côtes d'Armor entre le XVIe and the XVIIIe siècle
To find out more about migration in the coasts of Armor and in Brittany::
- Bretagne :: les migrations aux sources de son histoire, par Le Monde Histoire & Civilisations
- History and memory of immigration to Brittany, by Anne Morillon and Angélina Etiemble
- Bretons from here and elsewhere, by the space of sciences
- From black hole to embellish or the history of Costarmorican emigration of the revolution to the present day, by Jean Le Bihan
- THE Italiens de Saint-Brieuc, by the telegram
- THE immigrés irlandais en Côtes d'Armor, by the telegram
🎞️ THE Côtes d'Armor in pictures :: découvrir le patrimoine breton
THE vidéos des Côtes d'Armor
- Horse breeding - 1930
- Beach and launched sea - 1945
- Brittany of the future - 1961
- In Lannion, the reception of the first mondvision - 1962
- Trégastel- 1963
- Tourism in Normandy and Brittany - 1964
- The child of the sea - 1966
- Monuments and statues - 1966
- The band - 1966
- The bell tower spirit - 1968
- Electronic vocation of Brittany - 1969
- Prohibited Brittany - 1969
- Holidays in the Côtes d'Armor - 1970
- Agricultural building in Plouguiel - 1972
- Trigger secteur sauvegardé - 1972
- Holiday holidays in Brittany - 1975
- The last linenler - 1978
- Tide - 1980
THE images et cartes postales anciennes
- Sur Gallica :: les« Côtes-du-Nord " Or " Côtes d'Armor »In pictures
- Sur Clochers de France :: les clochers des Côtes d'Armor in pictures
- Sur Mémorial GenWeb :: cartes postales des Dead monuments
- On Cparama:: Côtes d'Armor's postcard collection
- By Franck L:: cartes postales anciennes de Lézardrieux – Côtes d'Armor - Bretagne
THE cartes anciennes du department
- Of the villages de Cassini aux communes d’aujourd’hui :: le department des Côtes d'Armor
- Sur Old Maps Online :: les cartes anciennes du department
- Sur Gallica :: les cartes anciennes des Côtes d'Armor
📖 L'histoire des Côtes d'Armor :: une plongée dans le passé du department
- Histoire du department des Côtes d'Armor
- Guide pittoresque du voyageur en France – THE Côtes-du-Nord - 1838
- Côtes-du-Nord geological map - 1844
- THE Côtes-du-Nord :: histoire et géographie de toutes les villes et communes du department - 1859
- Côtes-du-Nord directory - 1866
- THE travaux de secours en 1790 et 1791 dans le department des Côtes-du-Nord - 1909
- Agriculture in the Côtes-du-Nord in 1844 - 1919
- La population du department des Côtes-du-Nord en 1793 - 1924
- Le department des Côtes-du-Nord en l’an XII (1803) - 1925
- The Côtes-du-Nord Assize Court from 1811 to 1832 - 1959
- Chapter V-Peasants-Travailleurs and Brittany - 1977
- Alain Prigent, THE instituteurs des Côtes-du-Nord sous la IIIe République. Laïcité, amicalisme et syndicalisme - 2006
- Isabelle Le Boulanger, the abandonment of children. The example of Côtes-du-Nord in the 19th century - 2012
Sur Gallica :: les books, and the press pour tout savoir sur le department des Côtes d'Armor
💬 THE 50 noms de famille les plus portés dans les Côtes d'Armor
Top 10 surnames in the Côtes d'Armor::
- Hamon
- Herve
- Thomas
- The red
- Gall
- Rault
- Ollivier
- The Goff
- Morin
- Henry
les 40 autres noms de famille les plus populaires dans le department (d'après le INSEE file)::
- Lucas
- Prigent
- Martin
- Briand
- Rouxel
- Mahe
- Daniel
- Guillou
- Robert
- Nicolas
- Gicquel
- Morvan
- Michel
- Gautier
- Rolland
- Jouan
- COLLAR
- Riou
- Andre
- Philippe
- SIMON
- Tanguy
- The Guen
- Robin
- Renault
- Calvez
- Jegou
- Richard
- Guegan
- Geffroy
- Bihan
- MEUR
- The Roy
- Monthan
- Derrian
- Perrot
- Connan
- Guyomard
- The correct
- Allain
🖥️ THE sites de généalogie utiles pour vos recherches dans les Côtes d'Armor
THE cercles et associations de généalogie dans les Côtes d'Armor et alentours
- Centre généalogique des Côtes d'Armor
- Goelo genealogical circle
- Genealogical Circle Center is Brittany
- Breton Association Genealogy History
THE blogs de généalogie dans les Côtes d'Armor
- The Penthièvre Blog
- Time gets involved
- Between Rance and Couasnon
- THE sources sur les gentilshommes bretons
- History, genealogy and heritage in Ploeuc ... and its surroundings
THE comptes à suivre sur les réseaux sociaux
On Facebook::
- @CotesdarmorLEDEPANTEMENT
- Généalogie en Côtes d'Armor (22)
- Brittany History Center/Kreizenn Istor Breizh
- Breton genealogy (22 29 35 56 and 44)
Sur X (ex-Twitter)::
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