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FHSNL is a Registered Charity. We welcome monetary donations and are able to provide income tax receipts for them. Please click here for more details on how to donate to us.

If you have materials such as family histories, family Bibles, books, or church records that you would like to donate us, then please contact us to make arrangements for delivery.

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Genealogical DNA Testing:

FHSNL has partnered with FamilyTreeDNA, which specialises in genealogical DNA testing. FamilyTreeDNA offers several types of DNA tests, including its autosomal “Family Finder” test that identifies relatives through a combination of maternal and paternal lines.

For direct paternal line testing (which involves testing a man’s DNA), you can also search for a corresponding surname-based DNA project among the many Projects at FamilyTreeDNA.

For direct maternal line testing, there is a Newfoundland and Labrador mtDNA Project that you can join if your direct maternal ancestral line involves Newfoundland and Labrador.
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