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      This is a Sharp Family story created as a Millennium project by Andrew Sharp and Wendy (Sharp) McLean. The book was published in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

      A history of the Noxons of Ingersoll and a history of the early agricultural implements industry. It is also the story of the local ownership of a major business in a small community.

      This Volume 2 contains the family profiles of early pioneers in London Township.

      Includes limited history of Avondale Cemetery, description of the influenza epidemic in Stratford, ON during Sep, Oct, and Nov of 1918, clippings re the epidemic from the Stratford Beacon newspaper of the time, and some obituaries of those deceased buried in the Avondale Cemetery. Includes a chronological list of Spanish …

      Volume 6 of a series of alphabetical lists of "Strays". Strays are persons who are described in a record of an event as being from or connected with a place outside the area in which the event took place eg born in one place and died in another.

      Volume 7 of a series of alphabetical lists of "Strays". Strays are persons who are described in a record of an event as being from or connected with a place outside the area in which the event took place eg born in one place and died in another.

      Volume 8 of a series of alphabetical lists of "Strays". Strays are persons who are described in a record of an event as being from or connected with a place outside the area in which the event took place eg born in one place and died in another.

      Volume 2 of an alphabetical index to the British Strays in Canada resulting from the OGS Strays Project. Strays are persons who are described in a record of an event as being from or connected with a place outside the area in which the event took place eg born in …

      An alphabetical list of births, marriages and deaths that appeared in the Guelph Herald and Wellington District Advertiser and the Guelph Weekly Herald from 1842-1906.

      A history of Port Dover Tourism 1915-1979 is the 2nd in a series of books on Port Dover History. Much of the background information came from the Port Dover Maple Leaf. Contains many photographs.

      Two accompanying binders contain a working copy of the Groves family history and a photo album. Additional information was posted at: chilton-polden@egroups.com prouse-of-devon@egroups.com gregg-of-sligo@egroups.com

      A guide for persons researching in libraries and archives in Canada.

      A well documented case study illustrating the use of genealogical proof standard (GPS) and applying the principles to build a solid and convincing case.

      An overview of genetics - DNA, chromosomes & inherited traits

      A transcription of the marriage registrations that took place in Wellington County from 1869-1872 from Archives of Ontario Series RG 80-5. Includes a map of the county with a list of towns, list of ministers, list of abbreviations and an alphabetical index of persons.

      Volume 2 of a transcription of the marriage registrations that took place in Wellington County from 1869-1872 from Archives of Ontario Series RG 80-5. Includes a map of the county with a list of towns, list of ministers, list of abbreviations and an alphabetical index of persons.

      contains marriages published in the Hamilton spectator from 1846 to 1867. Beverly and East and West Flamborough townships in Wentworth Co ON.

      The first issue of the Berlin Telegraph and Waterloo County General Intelligencer was in 1853 the same year the Waterloo County came into being. The proprietor was Peter Eby who also published Der Deutsche Canadier. Birth, marriage and death notices were usually found on the 3rd page.

      The Dumfries Reformer was establishes in 1847 as a weekly newspaper. The 1866-1870 births, marriages and deaths were compiled from the notices and includes a list of ministers.