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    Photocopy

    Includes Advertiser's Index, street directory, alphabetical listing of people & businesses, City, County & Provincial officials, names of banks, real estate agents & business men.

    Written in about 1923.

    The Woodstock Collegiate Institute Yearbook, The Oracle contains articles about school life, photos of students, teaching staff and sports teams, also the Valedictory address, essays, poems and infor

    The souvenir book from the reunion of the Woodstock Old Boys' and Girls' Club held from June 30th to July 4th, 1927. Included are brief histories of local organizations, churches, and the area in gen

    Booklet prepared in response to request from those attending the 1921 Old Boys Reunion in Listowel, On. Contains descriptions of businesses, schools, churches, flood of 1883, WWI Honour Roll for the

    The voters' list for the Township of Charlotteville for 1923.

    Part II of the voters' list for Charlotteville for 1922.

    An index has been added.

    An index has been added

    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.

    An brief history of Old St. Paul's Church since its foundation to 1924 on the occasion of the 90th Anniversary.

    Rev. Dr. Charles William Gordon (September 13, 1860 – October 31, 1937) wrote under the name Ralph Connor. This is a tale of the life among the Canadian lumbermen, of their toil in the great forests

    The Woodstock Collegiate Institute Yearbook, The Oracle contains articles about school life, photos of students, teaching staff and sports teams, also the Valedictory address, essays, poems and infor

    Second printing in 1967

    An article relating the role of the County of Norfolk in the War of 1812.

    A history of Simcoe and Norfolk County published in commemoration of the Simcoe Reunion of Norfolk County Old Boys held August 2 to 7, 1924. Many photos and notes about prominent citizens are include

    The descendants of the Miller family who originally left the Palatine 1709, to Ireland, then to America in 1760-1765. At the outbreak of the Revolutionary War many found homes in Upper Canada. Family

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