Canada, Saskatchewan Judicial District Court Records - FamilySearch Historical Records

Record Description
Supreme Court Files, Kings Bench Files, Docket Books and Indexes from Saskatchewan. Additional information about these courts is found in the Provincial Courts section of the Canada Court Records wiki article.

Record Content
Key genealogical facts found in this collection may include:


 * Family relationships
 * Places of residence
 * Occupations
 * Descriptions of individuals
 * Family history information

How to Use the Record
To view images for this collection:


 * Select the Browse option in the collection page
 * Select the desired Record Category
 * Look through the options for find the years that best match the time period your ancestors lived in Saskatchewan
 * Browsing through images online is similar to looking at microfilms, in that you can move through the images one by one. However, with digital images you can also jump ahead to find a case file, date or other information to help you find your ancestors.

If you do not find records for you family at this time, please check the Family History Library Catalogfor additional microfilm collections and FamilySearch.orgfor additions to this collection and new collections from Canada.

Related Websites
Saskatchewan Archives Board

Related Wiki Articles

 * Canada Court Records
 * Saskatchewan
 * Saskatchewan Court Records

Citation for This Collection
The following citation refers to the original source of the data and images published on FamilySearch.org Historical Records. It may include the author, custodian, publisher and archive for the original records.

Canada, Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan Archives Board. Saskatchewan Judicial District Court Records. Saskatchewan Archives Board, Regina, Saskatchewan.

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Example of a Citation for a Record Found in This Collection
Canada, Saskatchewan Judical District Court Records, 1891-1906: images, FamilySearch  (https://www.familysearch.org: accessed 7 December 2011). entry for Charles Motter and Samuel G.Paut, summons served 12 January 1906; citing Court Records, Supreme Court files, Docket books, files 116-220 (Archives file no.  9319-9422, image 6; Saskatchewan Judicial District Court Records, Saskatrchewan Archives Board, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.