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      A continuation of the brief sketches of early settlers and their descendants with surnames from L - Z.

      A Bible christian Church was established in the north east corner of the Camborne Cemetery in 1951. It was replaced on the present site in 1898 by a Methodist Church which became the Camborne united Church on Church Union in 1925.

      1681 - The Bible Christian Cemetery was established on this site in 1851. The congregation was amalgamated with the Plainville Wesleyan Methodist Church in 1884 and the Bible Christian Church was used as a Sunday School. The building was removed in 1906.

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      Political and administrative history of the townships and settlements in Ontario County, Ontario to 1910. Includes Pickering, Oshawa, Whitby and surrounding areas.

      In-depth look at four of the founding families living near Greenbank in Ontario County. Includes the families of David Cragg, John Beare, John Ianson, and Whitfield Lee. With notes and index.

      Includes history of the villages of the township, as well as early families in the area and the development of the township. A Centennial Project. Not indexed.

      Includes pioneers, agriculture, education, libraries, military, court system, provincial and local governments, the arts, transportation, religious activities, townships and villages. A Centennial Project. Not indexed.

      Includes listings of genealogical resources including archives, historical societies, museums, county offices, public libraries, cemeteries, newspapers, special collections, names of villages and hamlets of Peel with a suggested bibliography and maps. Not indexed.

      A transcription of the Marriage Register for the Cainsville Wesleyan Methodist Congregation assemblying at Cainsville and several other places within the townships of Brantford, Onondaga and Ancaster in the counties of Brant and Wentworth.

      An index of the head of household 1828 Census for Haldimond County and Rainham Township

      A transcription of the Methodist Church Baptismal Records for Sidney Township and Tyendinaga township in Hastings County Ontario 1840-1887. Also includes ten entries from 1868 for Osnabruk Township in Stormont County.

      A listing from Rootsweb.com of the clergy who are buried in Hastings County including the cemetery and dates.

      An attempt to bring together all the early census records for Niagara and, by using various records, to show how the early settlement developed.

      An index to the names in the Annals of Niagara 1817 - 1906.

      An index to the baptismal register for the Niagara Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church from 1849 to 1886 (Part 1: A to K) and is intended as a guide for genealogists.

      An index to the baptismal register for the Niagara Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church from 1849 to 1886 (Part 2: L to Z) and is intended as a guide for genealogists.

      Booklet No.10 completes the background history of the Grimsby area to record events from the year 1816, at which time The Forty was renamed Grimsby, to 1876, when it was incorporated into a village.

      Denomination: United Church County/District/Region: Hastings County Historical Township: Hungerford Current Municipality: Tweed Concession: 7 Lot Number: 8 Location: At the corner of Bethel Road about 5 miles/ 8 kms south of Tweed Transcription Status: Transcribed Registered

      Booklet No. 9 contains information on Loyalist and Pioneer families who settled in the West Lincoln area from 1783 to 1833 (Families Tallman to Zimmerman are covered in this booklet).