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    Elgin separated from Middlesex in 1852.

    The 1978 Annual Report for the Elgin County Library consists of two parts: the first is a selection of Articles from the Papers of Ida Louise Haggan and the second is the Elgin County Library 1978 An

    The 1979 Annual Report for the Elgin County Library consists of three parts: the first is Port Stanley's Heritage Discovered, the second is The Selborne Grist Mill and the third is the Elgin County L

    A listing of the Microfilm Holdings of the St. Thomas & Elgin County Libraries with number system and description.

    The program from the St. Thomas Elgin Library Official Opening 4 October 1974 includes a history of libraries in Elgin County.

    Brief historical sketches of 52 small towns and hamlets in these Counties. These were first published as a series of articles in the Whig-Standard in Kingston.

    An index to County Atlas for Frontenac, Lennox and Addington County. It is an alphabetical list of persons, post offices, and other places mentioned in the atlas.

    photocopy

    A booklet discussing the naming of the streets of Woodstock prepared from a paper given before the oxford Historical Society in 1932 by Mrs. Canfield. Also included is a small collection of newspaper

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    Facsimile edition originally published in 1914 by William Briggs, Toronto. Includes index

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    Includes bibliographical references and index.

    Facsimile edition of " A History and genealogical record of the Alling - Allens of New Haven Conn.", comp. by George P. Allen ; published in New Haven, CT in 1890 by Price, Lee and Adkins.

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    A facsimile of the original, published in Berlin, Ontario (now Kitchener, ON) by Hett & Eby, 1908

    Short title. Facsimile of 1823 pamphlet,5th ed.,published by Andrew Jack, Edinburgh.

    Part I of a 6 volume series originally researched and written by Ida Louise Haggan (1897-1975) and compiled and edited by Karen Bailey who as a result has become one of the foremost authorities on th

    Part II of a 6 volume series originally researched and written by Ida Louise Haggan (1897-1975) and compiled and edited by Karen Bailey who as a result has become one of the foremost authorities on t