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BOOK - VOLUME 11, Part 4: HOME DISTRICT MARRIAGE REGISTER 1848-1857
by Dan Walker & Fawne Stratford-Devai
Published by Global Heritage Press
In October of 1792 the old District of Nassau (1788-1792) was renamed the Home District and included the present counties of York, Ontario, Peel, Simcoe, Wentworth, Halton and Brant. In March 1816, the Counties of Halton, Wentworth and Brant were separated out of the Home District to become the Gore District. In January of 1843 the County of Simcoe became the Simcoe District. Effective 1831 marriage returns for the Home District were required to be returned to the Clerk of the Peace in the District of York. Returns were sent to the Clerk from clergy who performed marriages, with the exception of Anglican and Roman Catholic ministers. As of January 1850 all Districts were abolished and the Home District became the United Counties of York-Ontario. Beginning 1853, the United Counties of York and Ontario were separated into Ontario County and the United Counties of York and Peel. In 1858 the counties of York and Peel assumed the duties of registering their own marriages.
This is the final volume in the 4 volume transcription of The Home District Marriage Register. Part 4 includes a complete transcription of the remaining pages of volume 6 not printed in part 3. The original register is held by the archives of Ontario (filed as RG 80-27-1 Volume 12). The Archives of Ontario has granted permission to transcribe the Home District Marriage Registers. The original registers have been microfilmed and are available from the Archives of Ontario through Inter-Library Loan or in the reading of the Archives of Ontario. The registers are also available on microfilm to Local Family History Centers of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS). The reference for each volume is listed below:
By 1850 when the District system of government was abolished, the Home District became the United Counties of York-Ontario. In 1853 Ontario County was separated and York County became the United Counties of York-Peel. In 1858 York and Peel Counties were separated.
An example of some of the towns and townships where the marriages occurred and were reported in the Home District Register include: The Credit River mission and settlement, Vaughn, Windham, Markham, Toronto, Georginia, Caledon, North Gwillimbury, Chingacousy, Thorah, Brock, Whitby, Town of York, Esquesing, Scarborough, Penetanguishine, York Township, Streetsville, Etobicoke, Trafalgar, Albion, Adjala, Mono, Millford Mills, City of Hamilton, Gore of Toronto, Nelson, Pickering, Reach, Cobourg, Whitchurch, Uxbridge, East Gwillimbury, Eldon, Clark, Murray, Erin, Amarranth, Mariposa, Tay, Orillia, Tecumseth, Medonte, Oro, King, Darlington, and a number of other areas.
Published in 2000 by Global Heritage Press.
Softcover (image: softcover example)
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Click here to see Home District Marriage Register Part 1
Click here to see Home District Marriage Register Part 2
Click here to see Home District Marriage Register Part 3
About the author
Dan Walker has spent much of his adult life transcribing genealogical and historical information for publication. His primary focus has been on pre-confederation Ontario vital records. Dan is well known and respected for his meticulious attention to detail, and for the accuracy of his transcription work.
Books by, or co-authored by Dan Walker include:
About Fawne Stratford-Devai
Fawne Stratford-Devai's work on Land Records and early Ontario records is well known in the genealogy community. A published author of several Canadian and UK research books, she has also contributed articles to the Ontario Genealogical Society's newsletter "Families" as well as writing for the online family history newsletter the "Global Gazette". Biography
Books by, or co-authored by Fawne Stratford-Devai include:
- Leaving Ontario, Resources for Tracking Ontario Migrants
- Researching Your English & Welsh Roots From Afar, A Guide
- Canadian Records of Birth, Marriage and Death: A Guide
- Getting From Here To There, Identifying the Origins of Immigrants to Canada
- Canadian Family History in the 21st Century, Lessons, Links & Resources
- Using Maps in Family History Research
- Province of Ontario Immigration Records, An Overview
- Ontario Land Registry Office Records: A Research Guide
- Vital Records In Ontario Before 1869, A Guide to Early Ontario Vital Records
- District Marriage Registers of Upper Canada (27 vols)
- District Vital Records of Upper Canada / Canada West (8 vols)
- Fegan's Homes Newsletters (Home Children) (10 vols)
- Men of Upper Canada- Militia Nominal Rolls 1828 - 1829. (census substitute)
- Middlesex County (Ontario, Canada) Marriages and Baptisms 1848 - 1858.
- Haldimand County Marriage & Burial Register, 1851 - 1865
- Middlesex County (Ontario, Canada) Marriages and Baptisms 1848 - 1858.
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