Résultats

      The images in this group consist of photographs of the many Parishes of St. Patrick in the Archdiocese of Toronto.

      In the Archdiocese of Toronto, original parish registers are not available to the public. Please DO NOT contact parishes for access to these registers.

     

      Prior to the 20th century, the Family Bible was a staple in households and acted as the official place for a family's vital records. These books were often given as gifts to married couples or passed down through generations, allowing members to record their marriage, births of children, family deaths, …

      In the Archdiocese of Toronto, original parish registers are not available to the public. Please DO NOT contact parishes for access to these registers. Other Resources Death and burials are not sacraments and are therefore not formally recorded by all parishes. In Ontario, official death records are kept by the …

      An ink print created after James Dennis's drawing of the Battle of Queenston Heights. Note the flags, the colouring of the uniforms and their locations which is different from the James Dennis original. It is historically inaccurate as it portrays Americans defending Queenston Heights and the British attacking (with French …

      An ink print created in England.

      An ink print created after James Dennis's drawing of the Battle of Queenston Heights. Note the flags, the colouring of the uniforms and their locations which is different from the James Dennis original.

      Midway between Port Hope and Cobourg there is a dangerous shoal called Gull Island, which is about two miles long, and about one mile from the shore. Gull Island Lighthouse is somewhat exaggerated, though the force of the wind and water has several times necessitated re-building or repairs to this …

      The Drawing has been prepared from information gathered from a copy of the first registered plan of Oakville, by Deputy Provincial Surveyor, Robert W. Kerr in 1836, under the direction of Col. William Chisholm, the founder of Oakville. The Plan was registered January 12th 1850. James Madill, Oakville, 1973

      A map from 1835 showing the town of Oakville from Brock Street to Allan Street, including the Sixteen Mile Creek. This map features the church, market square, wharf and an intended damn site north of the Colborne Street bridge.

      Brief history of the Alderville First Nation Source: Unknown Acquired: April 1, 1993

      Brief history of the Alderville First Nation, the Mississaugas of Rice Lake, and the Cenotaph Source: Unknown Acquired: May 1993

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      Since the receipt is signed by a member of the Munn family, it is possibly a receipt for Munn's Cemetery in Trafalgar Township, on the southeast corner of Dundas and Sixth Line.

      A portrait taken at the 5th annual family reunion, celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the family history.

      The first newspaper in Cobourg was known as the Cobourg Star and Newcastle General Advertiser and had it's first issue on January 11, 1831. The first editor was R.D.Chatterton and there were over 500 subscribers.

      George Stephenson with his wife, and daughter, Bridget Rebecca (1836-1867).

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      A study of this sketch of 1830 with travelers' descriptions of Cobourg at this time enabled identification of several of the buildings. The original Church of England is seen near the corner of King and College Street. A block westward from it, actually on the site of the present Registry …