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Anglican Diocese of Ontario Archives
Currently, there are 50 parishes in the Diocese, with the earliest congregations being established in the late 1700s. The geographical area covered includes the counties of Prince Edward, Hastings, Lennox & Addington, Frontenac, and Leeds & Grenville. Genealogical information is in the Anglican registers of baptism, confirmation, marriage and burials.
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Archives Canada - Links - Ontario
Originally from the University of Saskatchewan’s Archives database ”Canadian Archival Resources on the Internet”
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Archives of the Anglican Diocese of Niagara
From the McMaster University Libraries. In 1975 McMaster University reached an agreement with the Anglican Diocese of Niagara to collect, describe and preserve the records of the churches in the diocese as well as the non-active diocesan records. Since that time the records of almost all of the churches in the diocese have been deposited at McMaster, amounting to more than 100 parishes. The Diocese covers approximately 3,320 square miles in the province of Ontario. The most northerly towns are Harriston and Mount Forest; the western boundary is Nanticoke; the eastern perimeter is marked by Oakville and the Diocese extends southwards to Fort Erie. Includes online finding aids to the collection.
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Battlefield House Museum and Park
Stoney Creek, Ontario, Canada.
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Online searchable local history database which is a joint project of Innisfil and Bradford West Gwillimbury Public Libraries.
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Birth, Marriage, Death Search Index
From notices appearing in the Brantford Expositor: 1852-1916, 1917-1938, 1960-1982, 1988-2002.
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Bruce County Museum & Archives
Southampton.
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