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Yukon Archives Genealogy
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Francophone Yukoners
Sourdough Air Display, 1971-2006
Yukon Barristers Roll
Pioneer Cemetery, 1900-1965
Yukon River Basin, Deaths and Burials, 1887-2007
Grey Mountain Cemetery, 1960-1976
Yukon News Obituary Index, 1966-2005
Missing in the Klondike, 1898-1958
Yukon Businesses
Census 1891 & 1901: First Nations Communities
Whitehorse Star Weddings, Births & Deaths, 1964-1965
Dawson City Museum Pan for Gold Unselect All
Members of the Arctic Brotherhood
Victims of the killer avalanche on the Chilkoot in 1897-98
S.S. Canadian Islander Victims
Benjamin Craig
Dawson Daily News Golden Clean up Edition, 1902
Dawson Council members
Placermining Applications Vol 1
Placermining Applications Vol 2
Doctor's Names
Firemen's Names
Dawson City mortuary records, 1898-1938
Women of the Golden North Fraternal Organization
Dawson residents, 1896-1920
Northwest Mounted Police Employees
Polks Gazetteer 1903 directory
Polk's Alaska-Yukon Gazetteer and Business Directory, 1917/1918
People associated with churches
Sourdough Stampede Association members
Pupils at St. Mary's school
Victims of the marine disaster with S.S. Princess Sophia 1918
Steamboats plying Yukon River
NWMP records at Chilkoot Vol 1
NWMP records at Chilkoot Vol 2
NWMP records at Chilkoot Vol 3
NWMP records at Lake Bennett & Tagish Vol 1
NWMP records at Lake Bennett & Tagish Vol 2
NWMP records: Yukon River steamships passenger
Yukon Order of Pioneers

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Please contact the Yukon Archives ([email protected]) for any additional information on Yukon Archives Genealogy research results. If you are looking at the Pan for Gold search results please forward your research request to the Dawson Museum at [email protected].


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Once you have started down the road to research your heritage, it might be difficult to slow down. We've included a section to help with places to find out more information. Click here to access a listing of other Yukon organizations.

Crime ran like a river through the north during the early years of gold prospecting. On Dec. 1, 1894, the Yukon Order of Pioneers was created to maintain ethical standards. Living by the motto "do unto others as you would be done by," YOOP's pledged to protect other members and share news of a gold discoveries. This database features membership records from the early years of the Order.


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