Hi! I won't speak for others but I find Newfoundland genealogy very difficult to do. There are many fewer records…
Abraham, Abrams | Metis, BC First Nations, Chipewyan, Cree, Iroquois, Malecite / Maliseet, Mi’kmaq, Sioux, Montagnais (?) | Surname Anchor Post
Index: Indigenous, Metis & Mixed-Heritage Surname Anchor Posts
Each of these posts is dedicated to one surname that is carried by someone connected to indigenous, Metis or mixed-heritage people in Canada. Please be aware that it’s a synthesis of the information I’ve collected in my personal research throughout the years and is by no means complete!
SURNAME NOTES | ABRAHAM, ABRAMS
- Surname lists: Surname Anchor Posts, Wabanaki
- Regions: Alberta, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan
- Ethnicity: BC First Nations, Chippewayan (his. spelling), Cree, Iroquois, Maliseet / Malecite, Mi’kmaq, Sioux, poss. Montagnais
- Associated surnames: Agnes, Bennett, Botte Hamelin, Charles, Cope, Karonhienhawi, Romain, Skugwit, Stanley, Hery Duplanty, Karonhienhawi, Mispunas, Nelson, Pictou, Romain, Paul, Sakowennenhawe, Skawenniio, Skugwit, Stanley, Sylleboy, Tiaweron, William
- Misc.: 1. Abram & Abrams are two variations for Abraham 2. The surname “Abrahamson” appears in the Metis Nation of Ontario records.
CENSUS DISTRICTS | ABRAHAM, ABRAMS
ALBERTA
Calgary | Stony Indian Reserve (1911)
Calgary West | Stoney Reserve (1921)
Edmonton | Townships 71 (1911)
NWT | Lac La Biche, Saddle Lake, Whitefish Lake (1901)
The Territories | Athabaska (1901)
The Territories | St. Albert (1901)
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Comox-Atlin | Atlin 46 (1911) newly indexed
Yale-Caribou | Kamloops Indian Agency (1911)
Yale-Cariboo | William Lake Agency
MANITOBA
Macdonald | Ochre River (1901)
NEW BRUNSWICK
Alnwick | Northumberland (1901)
Alnwick | Northumberland (1911)
Carleton | Woodstock Res. (1911)
Kings & Albert | South Western Div. (1911)
NOVA SCOTIA
Colchester | Truro (1881) Jan 2022
ONTARIO
Middlesex South | Delaware (B-5) (1901)
Middlesex West | Indian Reserve Caradoc (1921)
Middlesex West | Oneida I.R. 41 (1911)
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
QUEBEC
Natashquan | Chicoutimi & Saguenay (1901)
Chateauguay | Sault St. Louis (1901)
Chateauguay | Sault-St-Louis (1911)
SASKATCHEWAN
The Territories | Prince Albert West (1901)
The Territories | Cedar Lake (1910)
The Territories | Pas Agency 4 (1901)
MARRIAGES | ABRAHAM, ABRAMS
A … [CDN Marriage Extracts] [BC-QC-Western Canada Metis Scrip]
BENA [CDN Marriage Extracts] [BC]
HERY [CDN Marriage Extracts] [QC]
MICE [CDN Marriage Extracts] [SK]
SNOW [CDN Marriage Extracts] [NS]
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Index: Canadian Marriage Extracts in Alphabetical Order
Index: First Nations and Metis Surname Lists
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There are lots of Mousseau in Newfoundland but they seem to be ignored on Canadian genealogy sites. I have wondered…
i livedin crawford park and use to walk through the buss to the show
Robert Morin married Francoise Mignier in 1690 in Charlesbourg, QC Pierre Joseph, son of Robert and Francoise, married Marie Charlotte…
Thank you for your quick response. I will continue to search, but yes it is definitely difficult to find any…
A Canadian Family 
Hello, I’m looking for information on Abraham Obey and he was our great grandfather. We know he came from First Nations Mi”kmaq tribe New Brunswick . We did find birth date, death certificate but looking for what reserve he would have been from. Any help would be appreciated. His daughter was Ida Obey and she married my grandfather. Trying to find their native background which I always wanted to do. Thanks in advance
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Hello, I just noticed your comment again, and wonder whether there’s any chance that your ancestors were the French Canadian AUBE. If so, then you should also check this out in case there’s something that relates- https://acanadianfamily.wordpress.com/2021/10/31/aube-chippewa-first-nations-montagnais-surname-anchor-post/
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Also, Can you share the name of Ida Obey’s husband along with their marriage date – or estimated marriage date. Evelyn
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