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    The author talks about the history of the woodstove, manufacture, burning theory, burning practice, installation and types of wood.

    A research guide and a manual on how to put your family history research into a book.

    Series: OGS Publications includes bibliographical references

    Series: OGS Publications Bibliography: p. 215-218 Foreword by Gary Mokotoff

    An introductory guide to researching in an archive for beginner genealogists.

    A listing of books and resources available to do genealogy research in Ontario. Listed by county.

    Questions to ask when interviewing people to compile a family history. Includes a release (permission) form.

    A guide to find lists of railway companies, addresses of libraries, archives and historical societies to help track down records. Contains a list of abbreviations and a Canadian railway chronology

    A guide to using records in libraries, archives churches, genealogical & historical societies, and lineage societies; includes checking indexes, examining records and making abstracts.

    An overview of genetics - DNA, chromosomes & inherited traits

    An overview of the evolution of responsibility for emigrants in Ontario. Includes sources for immigration to Ontario; Records of the Toronto Emigration Office; Home Children and online sources.

    Ontario Land Registry Offices are closed permanently but the information can be obtained at https://www.onland.ca/ui/

    A description of what information can be extracted from passenger lists and what you need to know to find your ancestor in passenger lists.

    A comprehensive guide to the genealogical sources in Upper Canada/Ontario includes references to finding aids.

    Updated from the Revised 3rd Edition.

    Arranged alphabetically according to municipality.

    Includes appendix and index

    A guide to maintain, conserve, restore and preserve historical artifacts, documents, books and clothing at home.

    Research Standards, Data Collection Standards, Evidence Evaluation Standards, Compilation Standards, Teaching Standards and Genealogical Development Standards developed by the Board for the Certifica

    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.