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      An index to the subject and chapter headings, including names, in the publication "Bits & Pieces".

      An index of the names in Canning & Community "Past to Present"

      The 1861 Census for McGillivray Township, Middlesex County, Ontario. Note that this township was in Huron County in 1861.

      The General Register contains records of births and baptisms of the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Canada up to 1874, of the Methodist Church of Canada for the period 1874-1884 and of the Methodist Church (Canada) up to 1910. Includes a map, alphabetical list of ministers, an alphabetical list of baptismal …

      1861 Census for Biddupoh Township, Middlesex County. Note that Biddulph Township was in Huron County in 1861.

      A guide to locating military resources in the Oxford County Branch Library.

      Includes an index.

      A brief history of the Petworth Emigration Scheme and the English emigrants who went to Oxford County. Included are brief sketches of each of the migrant families who settled in Oxford.

      Arranged alphabetically according to municipality.

      Chapters include municipal, agriculture, schools, churches, groups, sports and recreation, veterans, villages and lots and concessions in the Gore. Indexed. See also Volume Two.

      Lots and Concessions in the Square of Downie. See also Volume One.

      A vital handbook which gives an introduction to primary sources in the pursuit of Ontario ancestors. Contains references to finding aids.

      Chronicle of the "rise and fall" of many pioneering settlements in Middlesex County which have disappeared or been annexed by the City of London.

      Chalmers Church (Delatre Street Woodstock) was organized in 1852 as an offshoot of Knox Presbyterian Church because of the desire of many Highland Scots to have Sunday services in their beloved Gaelic. Officially registered as Chalmers the members called it the Gaelic Free Church. In 1928 the cornerstone for the …

      Volume 3

      Using case studies to illustrate the sources of genealogical data available, including that at Library and Archives Canada, for researching natives who came to the Grand River region of Ontario after the American Revolution (after 1783) and who were members of one of the six nations or tribes - Mohawk, …

      A book with all the questions to review a complete life story from the first memories as a young child through retirement years.

      A reference handbook for locating graves, cemeteries and the records involved in the death of an individual. Also includes burial customs, gravestone symbols and a glossary of causes of death.

      An index of all identifiable individuals of Jewish origin found in the Census of Canada from 1851 to 1901 living in Ontario.

      This book written after the release of the 1901 UK Census tells the social history of the late Victorian and Edwardian period - family life; housing; work; education; religion and leisure.