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      descendancy information, few photos...

      William Moulton portion has narrative with few photos, John Moulton portion contains descendancy chart details and is indexed.

      indexed...

      Includes- Descendancy charts, photocopies of documents and pictures

      Transcription of the Marriage Register for Oxford County 1869-1873. Includes the General Number, name of the bride and groom, residence when married, place of birth, age, marital status, parents names, witnesses names and name of the presiding clergy.

      Index to the Marriage Register for Oxford County 1869-1873 includes a listing for the bride and groom, parents and witnesses. Alphabetical listing giving the page number in the companion volume.

      Transcription from microfilm of the Register of Births for Oxford County from December 1869 to 18 March 1872, 6 listings per page. Includes name, date of birth, General Number, parents names, date of registration etc.

      Through photographs and drawings this book illustrates the architectural history of the Village of Newburgh in Lennox and Addington County Ontario.

      Photocopy of the Marriage Registers Book 1 1889-1890 and Book 2 1896-1905 from the Paris Ontario Methodist Church now St Paul's United Church from the United Church of Canada Archives microfilm LCM-47.

      A history of Brant County up to 1920, including a history of Paris and Brantford, formation of the Brant Historical Society, churches, industries and the YMCA & YWCA.

      Appears to be original publication detailing family history of John McKay and Christena Munro from Scotland to Canada in 1831.

      Handwritten history of William McIntosh (1753-1833) and Catherine Gordon (1777-1865) family who settled in Zorra in 1835.

      The Tweedsmuir Local History compiled by the Corinth Women's Institute in Bayham Township, Elgin County. Includes a history of Bayham Township and biographies of some of the founding families.

      Beautifully photographed, a tour of Canada's most beautiful and historical burial grounds.

      A listing of church and parish records held at Library and Archives Canada (formerly National Archives) for each province and territory and from outside Canada including some from St Pierre et Miquelon, USSR, Czechoslovakia, French Guiana, Hungary, India, Poland and USA.

      A listing of church and parish records held at Library and Archives Canada (formerly Public Archives) for each province and territory and some from outside Canada.

      A guide for locating church records across Canada including a history of the United Church of Canada and its Uniting Denominations.

      The Métis, descendants of Natives and Europeans were the first unique Canadian people. This booklet provides the genealogical researcher with clues and suggestions for investigating ancestry from websites and books to places for researching.

      An overview of the records of the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs at Library and Archives Canada RG 10 for the Status Indians, Inuit, Métis and Non-status Indians, employees of the administration and other groups from the non-Indian population who had dealings with Indians or the Department of Indian ...

      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, ...