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Central Ontario Genealogy & History Resources Includes counties of Dufferin; Durham; Halton; Haliburton; Lincoln; Peel; Niagara; Ontario; Northumberland; Peterborough; Simcoe; Welland; Wentworth; York; Victoria. Cities include Hamilton; Oshawa; Toronto, etc. Western Ontario Resources | Central Ontario Resources | Eastern Ontario Resources Northern Ontario Resources | More Ontario Resources | More Canadian Resources 
BOOK - A Transcription of the Order Book of Wideman Monuments 1874-1878 Transcribed by June Partridge; original material supplied by Ruth Burkholder Published by Global Heritage Press, Milton, 2015 Three generations of the Wideman family, Philip, son Ludwig, and grandson Bartholomew, operated a successful marble works that produced monuments in Ringwood, Ontario and then in Stouffville from 1839 until 1939. The Tarr family operated the business from 1939 to 1977, followed by the Marks family who took over in 1978. The business is known today as Stoufville Monument Works Ltd. This book is a faithful transcription of the Wideman Order Book for the years 1874 to 1878. The Order Book was the primary record of all of the monuments produced by the Wideman's during those years. Wideman monuments were erected: Aurora, Bloomington, Cedar Grove, East Gwillimbury, Glasgow, Highland Creek, Markham, Newmarket, Pickering, Richmond Hill, Scarborough, Sutton, Thornhill, Uxbridge, Vaughan, Victoria Square, Whitevale, Whitchurch. ISBN 978-1-77240-030-4 More Information
BOOK - Valley of The Humber, With new Introduction and IndexBy K.M. Lizars (1913), Lauren Coules (2010) Originally published by William Briggs, Toronto, 1913 A new introduction and index by Lauren Coules, 2010 This historical reprint by Global Heritage Press, Milton, 2010 K.M. Lizars covers three centuries in The Valley of the Humber, from its founding until the author's current time period in the early twentieth century. The book is organized into fifteen chapters ranging from chronological historical events of the area to relevant themed content. In terms of its completeness, with respect to history, geography and culture, this book is still the authority in the topic. However, the language, writing style and composition are of course becoming quite dated. Prior to the reprinting of this edition, the book had lacked an index. This new feature will help historians utilize the source in a more efficient manner. ISBN 978-1-926797-14-4 (hardcover) More information
BOOK - The Roll of Pupils of Upper Canada College Toronto, January 1830 to June 1916Edited by the Old Boys' Association by the Honorary Corresponding Secretary A. H. Young Originally published by Hanson, Crozier and Edgar, Kingston Ontario 1917 This historical reprint by Global Heritage Press, Milton, 2009 The Roll of Pupils of Upper Canada College Toronto lists every student who attended Upper Canada College from the school's beginnings in January 1830 until June 1916. More than just a list of student names, the book provides more information about each person. In many cases there are even more details included about individual students after they left Upper Canada College including their location, profession and details of their death (date and circumstances). Beyond the valuable information provided about the students of the college, the book offers a history of the school and lists of governors, principles, and masters who were employed at the school during the time period. Many of the accomplishments and/or backgrounds of the masters are recorded in great detail, others in less detail. Also included is a history of Upper Canada College. Available in printed hardcover or on CD ROM. ISBN 978-1-926797-00-7 (hardcover) More information
BOOKS - County Marriage Registers of Ontario 1858-1869, Second Edition - 38 volumes organized by CountyBy Elizabeth Hancocks C. G. & W. E. Britnell and Donald A. McKenzie Published by Global Heritage Press, Milton/Carleton Place Legislation passed in 1857 that required registration of all marriages performed by all clergymen in the Province of Canada West (Ontario). The marriages were recorded in County Marriage Registers. They were to begin on January 1, 1858 and finish on July 1, 1869. Some counties started early, including marriages performed before 1858, and some registers include marriages performed in the later months of 1869 even though formal provincial civil registration of birth, marriage and death began in the summer of 1869. These books are more than just an indexes of the original registers. They contain transcriptions of names, dates and places and oftentimes, ages of bride and groom, and names of parents. If you are looking for a marriage recorded in Ontario between 1858-1869, this is first resource to check. More information - 1858-1869 Ontario Marriages organized by County 
BOOKS - District Marriage Registers of Ontario 1786-1870 - 32 volumes organized by District, referencing contained countiesBy Dan Walker, Fawne Stratford-Devai Published by Global Heritage Press, Milton/Carleton Place, 1999-2013 Prior to counties becoming administrative entities in the 1850s, the province of Upper Canada (Ontario) was initially divided into four administrative Districts which subdivided as population grew to become twenty five Districts. Early efforts at civil registration were recorded by those Districts. In spite of Counties becoming administrative authorities in the 1849, a few District marriage registers continued to be updated as late as 1870. During the early period of settlement all ministers who performed marriages with the exception of Anglican and Roman Catholic ministers, were required to submit returns to the Clerk of the Peace for the District where the minister resided. That said, plenty of Anglicans and Catholics were married by nonconformist ministers, usually as a result of their preferred church not having been established in their locale yet. The majority of returns begin in the 1830s with a few Districts recording marriages as early as 1786. The Clerk of the Peace then recorded the returns in a District register kept in the District office. Most of the original District Marriage Registers survive and have been reliably transcribed into this series of books. The section also include a few volumes of 'District Vital Records' which include transcriptions of vital records (BMDs) from other sources in the same time period. More information - 1786-1870 Ontario Marriages organized by District 
BOOKS - Surrogate Court Indexes of Ontario, Canada, 1859-1900 (Wills), Second Edition - 27 volumes organized by CountyCompiled by June Gibson, Indexed by Elizabeth Hancocks, C. G. & Shannon Hancocks Published by Global Heritage Press, Milton/Carleton Place, 2005 Wills and the documents that contribute to the process of distributing the estate of a deceased individual can be a wonderful source of information about the deceased, their family and those who survived. Estate Files are of great interest because of the bounty of detailed information that they contain about the deceased, and about those who survive. The Surrogate Court used the documents in order to disperse the deceased's estate, whether he/she died with (testate) or without (intestate) a Will. These indexes are designed to assist researchers in finding estate and death information for those who died in Ontario from the mid to late 1800s More information - 1859-1900 (Estates) organized by County 
MAP (Birds-Eye View) - City of Toronto, 1876Originally published by P.A. Gross, Toronto, 1876 This reproducion published by National Archives of Canada (Library and Archives Canada), Ottawa, 2000 Sponsored by GlobalGenealogy.com Inc. (Global Genealogy Supply) Most family historians want to know and understand the places where their ancestors lived and worked. Ideally they want to walk the areas and see the places for themselves. Over one hundred and thirty years of urban develpment often makes that impossible. Birds-eye view maps from the period are an alternate way to accomplish that goal. Shipped flat (not folded) in a sturdy mailing tube. Useful for researchers who are interested in Toronto as it was in 1876, or frame it for your wall. Dimensions of the document: 28' w X 22" h. Dimensions of birds-eye view printed on document: 25" w X 16 1/4" h. Ships in sturdy mailing tube. ISBN (none assigned) More Information
BOOK - Commemorative Biographical Record of the County of York Originally published by By J. H. Beers & Co., Toronto, 1907. This edition published by Global Heritage Press, Milton, 2006 Filled to the brim with detailed biographical accounts of individuals and early families of York County (including Toronto), the work also contains portraits of many of those whose stories fill its pages. The original publisher created volumes of this type for only four Ontario counties. Fortunately for those interested in the early families of York County, the Commemorative Biographical Record of the County of York, Ontario was completed prior to discontinuing production of commemorative biographical records of the remaining counties of Ontario by the J. H Beers & Company. ISBN: 1-894571-74-6 More Information
BOOK - County of Simcoe Gazetteer and Directory 1872-1873By W. H. Irwin This edition published by Global Heritage Press, Milton, 2006 Gazetteers and directories provide real insights into a community and are of significant value to family history researchers. Directories place a person at a specific location at a specific time. This book is organized by municipality/township, with each householder and business recorded alphabetically by surname or business name. There is a short descriptive sketch of each municipality before the listing of the persons in the place. More information
BOOK - Annals of Niagara By William Kirby Originally published by Lundy's Lane Historical Society, 1896 This edition published by Global Heritage Press, Milton 2006 (CD 2010) Originally published in 1896, Annals of Niagara begins with an historical overview of earliest Niagara, including early settlements of First Nations peoples. The book's primary focus is on the arrival and settlement of United Empire Loyalist families after the American Revolution, politics and parliament, the War of 1812, Mackenzie and the Uprising of 1837, and the region's history up to 1896. ISBN 1-897210-97-3 (Hardcover) More information
BOOK - History of Niagara [Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario]By: Janet Carnochan Originally published by William Briggs, Toronto, 1914 This edition published by Global Heritage Press, Milton 2006 The History of Niagara is a compelling and complete history of the town of Niagara (Niagara-on-the-Lake), from the first European settlement until 1914. Since arrival of the English, Niagara-on-the-Lake has been known as Loyal Village; Butlersburg; West Niagara; Newark; Niagara, and now as Niagara-on-the-Lake. ISBN 1-894571-75-4 (Hardcover) More information
BOOK - Ten Years of The Colony of Niagara 1780 - 1790 By Lieut-Colonel E. Cruikshank Originally published by Niagara Historical Society, Welland, 1908 This edition published by Global Heritage Press, Milton, 2014 Ten Years of The Colony of Niagara 1780 - 1790 provides much information about the formative years of the colony at Niagara including lists of settler families, military settlers, and details about them and their families. This is faithful reprint of a book that was originally published by the Niagara Historical Society in 1908. Being in pdf format, the book can be read on computers or any device that can read a pdf file. The book is searchable. You can copy/paste content from the book, or print any page or all pages for personal use. ISBN 978-1-77240-000-7 More information
BOOK - Notes on the History of the District of Niagara 1791 - 1793 [Upper Canada / Ontario]By Colonel E. A. Cruikshank Originally published by Niagara Historical Society, Welland, 1914 This edition published by Global Heritage Press, Milton, 2014 Notes on the History of the District of Niagara 1791 - 1793 provides insight into the activities and people of the Niagara area using first hand accounts from correspondence, reports, diary entries, and various proceedings. Many early settlers are mentioned by name, as are conditions of roads, infrastructure, agriculture, and industry. The first hand accounts in particular give the reader a sense of the community and its European, Loyalist, 'Indian' (Mohawks, Cherokees, Tuskarous, and Missassagoes) and 'half-blood' inhabitants from a European point of view. Many settlers and first nations people are mentioned by name with details of homes, meals, pass-times and traditions. This book will be of great interest to those who are researching family history and/or the history of the settlement of the Niagara region. ISBN 978-1-77240-001-4 More information
BOOK - Jubilee History of Thorold Township and Town, From The Time of the Red Man to the Present By John H. Thompson Originally published by John H. Thompson, 1897-98 This edition published by Global Heritage Press, Milton 2009 (CD 2010) This highly regarded local history of the town and Township of Thorold, Ontario is a very comprehensive view of the area from the time of First Nations, through European settlement, up to 1898. Beyond a local history the book also contains pictures, lists of people (voters' lists, regimental personel, councillors, etc), histories of institutions and churches. A keystone publication for those with an interest in the history of the settlers and the development of Thorold. ISBN: 978-0-897446-99-7 (Hardcover) More information
BOOK - Lincoln at Bay, A Sketch of 1814By Ernest Green [1923] New Index by Brenda Young [2009] Originally published by Tribune-Telegraph Press, Welland, 1923. This edition published by Global Heritage Press, Milton, 2009 (CD 2010) Much has been written concerning the services and sacrifices of the people of Upper Canada (Ontario) during the War of 1812-1814. The author presents an intimate view by relating the experiences of individual participants in one of the most tragic acts of the drama of those years - The Battle of Chippawa. The author explains in the Preface that he relied on oral tradition that was handed down through the families since 1814, but that "the old traditions have been carefully justified by official and other contenporary records and in all particulars wherein such collaboration was possible. Any distorion of historical facts has been carefully avoided". The old families mentioned were from the Townships of Stamford, Thorold, and Pelham. ISBN 978-1-926797-08-3 (Hardcover). More information
BOOK - Illustrated Historical Atlas of the Counties of Lincoln and Welland (1876)Originally published by H. R. Page, Toronto 1876 This premium-quality, limited-edition reprint published 2008 This premium-quality, limited-edition reprint was published 2008. The atlas is dedicated to the history, maps and images of people and places in the Counties of Lincoln and Welland , Ontario, Canada in 1876. Discover township maps that have the names of the landowners listed on their respective propeties. An outstanding quality reproduction that will become a family heirloom for generations to come. ISBN 978-0-97643-1-8 More Information.
BOOK - History of the County of Welland, Its Past and Present (1887)By Welland Tribune Printing House Originally Published by the Welland Tribune Printing House, Welland, 1887 This edition published by Global Heritage Press (with a New Index), Milton, 2003 Originally Published 1887 by the Welland Tribune Printing House, this new historical reprint includes a new every-name index. The book contains a detailed history of early Welland County. Genealogists will be delighted with the many family and personal sketches of the early settlers of the region. ISBN 1-894378-67-9 More information
BOOK - A Sketch of The Early Settlement and Subsequent Progress of the Town of Peterborough and Each Township in the County of Peterborough By Thomas W. Poole Originally published by Peterborough Review, Peterborough, 1867. This facsimile reprint by Global Heritage Press, Milton, 2009 (CD 2010) Rich with historical accounts of settlement and development of Peterborough County, its Townships and municipalities, the book is provides a candid glimpse into the lives of those who chose Peterborough County for their home. Oftentimes recording where individual settlers came from and when, the biographical information contained within the historical accounts of townships and municipalities are a windfall for many. ISBN: 1-894571-76-2 (Hardcover) More information
BOOK - Peter Robinson's Settlers By Carol Bennett Originally published by Juniper Books Ltd, Renfrew, 1987 New edition by Global Heritage Press, Milton (now Ottawa), 2011 In 1823 and 1825 groups of people from south Ireland were brought to Upper Canada under the leadership of the Hon. Peter Robinson, MPP. They settled in the District of Bathurst in the Ottawa Valley and in the Newcastle District in the Peterborough area. Carol Bennett has documented the events which led up to this emigration scheme, and she has looked at each family to see what became of them. The book includes stories of the settlers, events in which the families took part, and profiles of prominent descendants. ISBN 978-1-926797-52-6 (2011 Edition) More information
BOOK - Historic Sketches of OshawaBy T.E. Kaiser Originally published by The Reformer Printing and Publishing, Oshawa, 1921 This edition published by Global Heritage Press, Milton 2010 (CD 2010) Historic Sketches of Oshawa provides readers with a history of the settlement and development of what became the city of Oshawa Ontario. Beginning with early Oshawa, T. E. Kaiser discusses the formation of social, education and religious institutions with a strong focus on developments of industry in the later half of the 19th century. This book is considered an essential read for everyone who has an interest in the settlement and development of Oshawa and the its people, prior to 1921. ISBN 978-1-926797-15-1 (Hardcover) More information
BOOK - County of Ontario, Short Notes as to the Early Settlement and Progress of the County and Brief References to the Pioneers and Some County Men Who Have Taken a Prominent Part in Provincial and Dominion AffairsBy J. E. Farewell Originally published 1907 This edition published by Global Heritage Press, Milton 2006 Ontario County was established from portions of Durham and York counties. This book is a history of Ontario County, with a strong emphasis on "Early Settlement and Progress of the County" until 1907. It includes much information about early pioneers, pioneer families and other distinguished citizens. Though Ontario County was not established until 1851, the family sketches provided, precede the establishment of the county as a civil entitiy, back to the first settlement of the farms and communities that eventually became part of this county. ISBN: 1-897210-92-2 More information
BOOK - Life and Times of Joseph Gould [Uxbridge, County of Ontario]By W. H. Higgins Originally published by C.B. Blackett Robinson, Toronto 1887 This edition published by Global Heritage Press, Milton, 2008 Ontario County and Uxbridge Township native Joseph Gould was revered within his community as a business leader and the people's representative in local and national government. This account of Joseph Gould's life is far more than an interesting life-story. It provides a glimpse into the struggles of the early pioneers, the settlement of Uxbridge, the Rebellion of 1837, and an insiders' view of the establishment and history of the County of Ontario. ISBN: 978-1-897446-17-1 More information
BOOKS - Central Ontario Newspapers - Genealogical extractions of birth. marriage and death by Craig BurtchPublished by Global Heritage Press, Milton, various years Newspaper announcements of vital events are an important tool for family historians. Books in this series include careful transcriptions/extractions from published anouncements of birth, marriage, death and obituaries that appeared in early Central Ontario newspapers. Mr Burtch recorded his transcriptions using a typewriter -- these books are exact copies of those typewritten pages.
BOOK - Places of Worhship in Peterborough County, OntarioBy Fraser Dunford Published by Kawartha Branch, Ontario Genealogical Soceity, Peterborough, 2004 This work includes within Peterborough County, Ontario what churches / congregations / preaching places existed; when and where; when church buildings were erected, closed, destroyed; who the ministers were and when; what records exist and where. Some places of worship outside Peterborough County are included where they may be significant to county residents. In particular, the three border communities of Hastings, Bobcaygeon, and Kinmount are treated as if they were in the county. Limited quantity of these out of print books on hand. More information
BOOK - They Did Not Return - Honouring St Catharine's War Dead, WWII: 1939-1945, Korea: 1950-1953, Afghanistan: 2009By Brian Tibbs Published by The Maholme Foundation, St. Catharines, 2010 We enjoy the many benefits of a free society in a free country; paid for in the blood of free men. For most part today it is taken for granted, their sacrifice -- generally and sadly remembered on one day in November of each passing year. For the 223 young men of St. Catharines who made the supreme sacrifice to keep us free and did not return, we shall forever be In Their Debt. This new book identifies those men, proves information about each, including historical sketches and details about the cemeteries where they rest, and the branches of service they served in. ISBN 978-1-55488-748-4 (Hardcover) More information
BOOK - Illustrated Historical Atlas of the Counties of Lincoln and Welland (1876)Originally published by H. R. Page, Toronto 1876 This premium-quality, limited-edition reprint published 2008 This premium-quality, limited-edition reprint was published 2008. The atlas is dedicated to the history, maps and images of people and places in the Counties of Lincoln and Welland , Ontario, Canada in 1876. Discover township maps that have the names of the landowners listed on their respective propeties. An outstanding quality reproduction that will become a family heirloom for generations to come. ISBN 978-0-97643-1-8 More Information.
BOOK - Annals of the Forty [Grimsby and West Lincoln]Compiled by R. Janet Powell Published by The Grimsby Historical Society, Grimsby Long out of print this series is now available in 5 x 8" softcover editions. A history of Grimsby and West Lincoln 1783-1873 in 10 Volumes. They can be purchased separately for those who would like to complete their collection. Family sketches of those loyalists who first settled the area. Each book has its own title and index. Approx. 70 pages each/some contain B & W sketches/ 5X8" softcover.
BOOK - L. M. Montgomery, The Norval Years 1926-1935By Deborah Quaile The author has documented and compiled treasured photographs and information about the life of famed Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery' during the years that she lived in Norval, Ontario (1926 to 1935). Lucy Maud Montgomery, (always called "Maud" by family and friends) and publicly known as L. M. Montgomery, (November 30, 1874–April 24, 1942) was a Canadian author, best known for a series of novels beginning with Anne of Green Gables. More information
BOOK - Nassagaweya Centennial 1850-1950 (Halton County, Ontario, Canada). By Joshua Norrish and Nassagaweya Township. The book begins with a reprint of the History of Nasagiweya by Joshua Norrish that was originally publlished in 1889. Additional historical content of the type expected in a Township sponsored local history follows. 90 pages; 6 X 9"; softcover - perfectbound; publ. 1985; index; various lists; photos; ISBN: (none)
BOOK - WWI Nursing Sisters of Old Durham County By By Sherrell Leetooze Published by Lynn Michael-John Associates, Bowmanville, 2014 The writing of WWl Nursing Sisters of Old Durham County was inspired by the centennial of the beginning of the First World War which began in August, 1914. No one wants to think about war, but it is inevitable if we are to keep the memory of those who served, and to honour their commitment to a peaceful future. So, author Sher Leetooze looked around for a suitable portion of the war experience to write about that touched the lives of the people of Old Durham County in central Ontario. Sher chose the women. It wasn't just nursing sisters who served during the conflict. Women at home also served by raising funds that went directly to soldiers overseas, perhaps not in their pockets, but these funds purchased a few comforts of home for them while they served in the tranches or recuperated in hospital. The women also knit good warm socks for the soldiers too, and baked them cookies and sent them cigarettes and chocolates. This book focuses on the stories of the thirty two nurses from Durham County who served thier country during the First World War. ISBN 978-0-9737330-6-8 More information
BOOK - Newcastle 150 years, 1856 - 2006 Sesquicentennial [Newcastle, Ontario]By Newcastle Village and District Historical Society Published by Newcastle Village and District Historical Society, Newcastle, 2006 Our buyer has located a small supply of new uncirculated copies of Newcastle 150 years, 1856 - 2006 Sesquicentennial. Published in 2006 to support celebration of the sesquicentennial of Newcastle which was established as a village in 1856. The first settlers arrived in the community some decades before that. includes a historical sketch of Newcastle that discusses founding of the community, its ups and downs over time, and a contemporay overview in 2006. Also includes black and white pitures of heritage buildings, historic scenes and citizens. If you have a connection to Newcastle this 64 page booklet will be of interest to you. ISBN [none] More information
By Bruce S. Elliott, general editor; Dorothy Martin, coordinator; compilers Doreen Allison [et al.] Published by The Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto, 1992 Long out of print, a small supply of new un-used copies of Toronto and York County indexes to the 1871 Census have been located and are now available. Each record in these books includes the name of the head of household as recorded in the personal schedules, with complete data concerning age, sex, birthplace, religion, ethnic origin, occupation, and a coded referecne to the municipality and page number in the original census. The compilers also indexed any individual bearing a different surname than that of the head of the household, designating such a person as a "stray", and have included all names recorded in the death schedules, which follow the personal schedules on the original census records. More information Index to the 1871 census of Ontario: Toronto ISBN: 0920036503
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BOOK - Toronto Illustrated 1893By Mathius Trimmer Coleman Originally published by Consolidated Publishing, Toronto, 1893 This edition published by Ontario Genealogical Society/Toronto Branch, Toronto, 1992 Toronto Illustrated 1893 provides a unique glimpse of the first 100 years of the city of Toronto (formerly York). This edition was carefully reproduced from an original, with much effort expended to correct discoloration and damage from 100 years of use. The book was printed on acid free paper and sewn prior to the covers being added... resulting in a perfect-bound book that is both attractive and durable. ISBN 1-55116-557-0 (softcover) More information
BOOK - Methodist Baptisms in Whitechurch 1843-1899 - A Guide For Genealogists Compiled by Ruth M. Burkholder Published by RMB Services, Stouffville, 1994 The Baptisms which have been indexed in this volume are those found in the General Register of Births and Baptisms which was created following the Annual Conference of the Westeyan Methodist Church in Canada in June 1843. It was felt necessary to keep such a Register in "the Conference office in Toronto to ensure the preservation of documents and to afford the baptized and others facilities of reference". There are 530 entries in this booklet, from approximately 1843 to 1899. More information
BOOK - Methodist Baptisms in Markham 1843-1899, A Guide For Genealogists Compiled by Ruth M. Burkholder Published by RMB Services, Stouffville, 1995 The Baptisms which have been indexed in this volume are those found in the General Register of Births and Baptisms which was created following the Annual Conference of the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Canada in June 1843. It was felt necessary to keep such a Register in "the Conference office in Toronto to ensure the preservation of documents and to afford the baptized and others facilities of reference". This fine volume provides a neatly and accurately transcribed record of those baptisms. More information
BOOK - Vaughan Townships York County Ontario Methodist Baptisms 1842-1893Compiled by Ruth M. Burkholder Published by RMB Services, Stouffville, 1996 The Baptisms which have been indexed in this volume are those found in the General Register of Births and Baptisms which was created following the Annual Conference of the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Canada in June 1843. It was felt necessary to keep such a Register in "the Conference office in Toronto to ensure the preservation of documents and to afford the baptized and others facilities of reference". This book includes: Name; Parents' Residence; Birth Place; Baptismal Place; Birth Date; Baptismal Date; Minister; Volume; Page. ISBN 0-921494-05-X. More information
BOOK - Methodist Baptisms for Northern York County Ontario 1842-1896 [includes: Etobicoke, Toronto, Scarborough, Weston, York Township, Yorkville for the years 1841-1864] Compiled by Ruth M. Burkholder Published by RMB Services, Stouffville, 1998 Includes: Aurora, Georgina, Gwillimbury East and North, King, Newmarket and parts of Simcoe County. The Baptisms which have been indexed in this volume are those found in the General Register of Births and Baptisms which was created following the Annual Conference of the Westeyan Methodist Church in Canada in June 1843. This book includes: Name; Parents' Residence; Birth Place; Baptismal Place; Birth Date; Baptismal Date; Minister; Volume; Page. ISBN 0-921494-15-7. More information
BOOK - Methodist Baptisms in the Toronto Area in York County Ontario Includes: Etobicoke, Toronto, Scarborough, Weston, York Township, Yorkville for the years 1841-1864 Compiled by Ruth M. Burkholder Published by RMB Services, Stouffville, 1999 The Baptisms which have been indexed in this volume are those found in the General Register of Births and Baptisms which was created following the Annual Conference of the Westeyan Methodist Church in Canada in June 1843. More information
BOOK - Inhabitants of York County, Ontario, 1850 By Norman K. Crowder York County of 1850 covered a vast area, including localities that became part of Ontario, Peel and Simcoe Counties in later years. While a directory is not a perfect substitute for a missing census, it can be useful by confirming the existence of a person in York County at that time and providing a location, which in turn often will lead to other sources of information such as land and church records. 86 pgs, ISBN 1-55116-582-1. More information
BOOK - Inhabitants of Toronto, Ontario, 1850 By Norman K. Crowder The list of Toronto inhabitants in this publication was extracted from the Toronto portion of Rowsell's City of Toronto and County of York Directory for 1850-51, published by Henry Rowsell in 1850. Pages 143 and 144 of the original book have been inserted at the appropriate places in the text of this reprint. 56 pgs, ISBN 0-7779-0074-2. More information
BOOK - Inhabitants of Toronto, Ontario, 1846 By Norman K. Crowder The alphabetical listing in this publication is based on the Toronto portion of George Brown's 1846 directory of Toronto and Home district; the coverage is similar to that of the 1837 directory with the names, addresses and occupations of the Toronto inhabitants. 49pgs, ISBN 0-7779-0076-9. More information
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