Professional Genealogist
& Family History Researcher
The author of over 50 books, Linda Corupe, UE, has been researching genealogy and family history in Ontario and Quebec for more than 40 years. Her publications are invaluable resources for anyone researching the early years of Upper Canada.
Tracing Family History
Helping clients trace their family histories, and obtain their UEL certificates by unearthing needed documents and hard-to-find information.
Research Advice
One of the Archives of Ontario's listed researchers, she has expert understanding of the types of records held, and the most likely places to search for required information.
Hands On Help
Offering several levels of service for clients, ranging from advice for those wishing to work on their own, up to a complete family history.
Genealogy & Historic Publications of Ontario
Among the most notable of Linda's works are the annotated transcriptions of the Assize Court records, called “Upper Canadian Justice”, now completed from 1793 to 1833 for all areas of the province at that time, and the records of the First Heir and Devisee Commissions, detailing land claims filed from 1797 to 1804, again for all of early Upper Canada. Linda is a member of the United Empire Loyalist Association of Canada, the Ontario Genealogical Society and the Ontario Historical Society.
Latest Publications
Check out Linda's most recent releases below!
