Résultats

      From the excavation of the architectural remains at Fort Chambly Quebec between 1976 & 1978 and the artifacts found the author has attempted to portray the domestic life of the troops stationed there during the French Regime.

      Denomination: County/District/Region: Elgin County Historical Township: South Dorchester Township Elgin County Current Township: South Dorchester Street Address: Lot 21 Con 12 Location: South Dorchester Township Cemetery Status: Transcription Status: Transcribed. Alternate Cemetery Name:

      Section A in Old Survey (OSA)

      A detailed history of the Drumbo area written as an updated synopsis of the Drumbo Women's Institute Tweedsmuir History.

      County/District/Region: Middlesex County Historical Township: London City Current Municipality: City of London Historical Municipality: London Lot: 35,36,37 Concession: BF on Wonderland Location Address: 493 Springbank Drive Transcription Status: Transcribed (1987-88) Registration Status: Registered

      OGS Publication "Extracted from the Coles reprint of "The life and times of Wm. Lyon Mackenzie" by Charles Lindsey, originally published in 1862.

      Includes an index

      An inventory list of 2900 newspapers (limited definition of the word newspapers). It still isn't the definitive bibliographic guide to Ontario newspapers. All entries are arranged alphabetically by place of publication. The "How to use the Inventory" (p.iv) will need to be read in order to understand the individual listings.

      The Woodstock Collegiate Institute Yearbook, The Oracle contains articles about school life, photos and information about students, teaching staff, clubs and sports teams, also essays and poems.

      Births, marriages and deaths extracted from the Woodstock Herald and Brock District General Advertiser 1844-1847.

      Births, marriages and deaths extracted from the Oxford Star and the Woodstock Advertiser 1848-1849.

      Index of births, marriages and deaths extracted from the Tillsonburg News, Vol 5 1920-1924.

      Brown Family Private Burying Ground located in a field with only 2 broken stones remain.

      A manual for doing genealogical research involving Frontenac and Lennox & Addington Counties.

      A supplement to "Like Rabbits in Ernestown". It records all descendant families up to 1900 and and updates all previous information to include the 1891 census.

      The third volume of "Like Rabbits in Ernestown", a marital network of original settlers in 1784 of Frontenac, Lennox & Addington Counties in Eastern Ontario, containing 600 living descendants of those settlers.

      A marital network file of original settlers (ancestors of the author) in 1784 of Frontenac, Lennox & Addington Counties in Eastern Ontario.

      Publication # 87

      Publication # 88

      Publication # 89. Located at the corner of West & Albion Street, Grace Anglican Church is Brantford's oldest church after the Mohawk Chapel.