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Etobicoke Fhc Resources ETOBICOKE FHC RESOURCES PRINT MATERIALS: This is a listing of the print materials held at the Etobicoke Family History Centre at Rathburn Road and Melbert Road. NOTE: these print materials are for reference use only IN the Family History Centre ~ this is not a lending library. Included in the library collection are books, pamphlets, magazines, maps and atlases. Books are categorized by country of research. These resources are located in the administrative area, please ask for permission before accessing Current as of: March 9th, 2015 Author Title Description 1930 United States Census FHL Numbers reference - U.S.A. O'Brien, Noel An Ancestry Project in Nova Scotia reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES Marble, Allan E Archibald Family of Nova Scotia, The reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES compilation Archive file no's BMD's from Greek Catholic & Orthodox Parishes - Austrian Galecia (Poland & Ukraine) reference - VARIOUS COUNTRIES Ancestry Archives, The - A Guide to the National Archives Field Branches reference - U.S.A. Baptisms, Peterhead, Scotland Sept. 1668 - Dec.1699 - Vol. 1 reference - SCOTLAND Bartholomew Gazetteer of Britain reference - UK: ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, WALES Bestandsaufnahme (Inventory of family genealogies) A -- T - Part I reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES Bestandsaufnahme (Inventory of family genealogies) Sch - Z + Vol. 1-18 - Part II reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES Bibliography of Ship Passenger Lists, 1538-1825 - Early Immigrants to North America reference - U.S.A. Black, Andrew Brownlee Black - A Family History reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES Garner, Brian A Black's Law Dictionary reference - GENERAL Crowder, Norman K British Army Pensioners Abroad, 1772 - 1899 reference - UK Maxwell, Archibald Strath Burials, Monument Inscriptions, Snow Churchyard, Aberdeen, Scotland 1776 - 1902 reference - SCOTLAND Canadian Album - Men of Canada; Or, Success by Example reference - CANADA Catalogue of 1790-1890 Federal Population Census Data Available through Census Microfilm Rental Program reference - U.S.A. Cluff Family Journal (Rearranged) 1994 reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES compilation County Marriage Registers of York 1858 - 1869 Vol. 6 reference - CANADA compilation County Marriage Registers of Ontario, Hastings County, Canada 1858-1869 Vol.5 reference - CANADA compilation County Marriage Registers of Ontario, Index to Huron County, Canada 1858-1869 Vol. 4 reference - CANADA compilation County Marriage Registers of Ontario, Index to Ontario County, Canada 1858-1869 Vol.2 reference - CANADA (2 copies) index County Marriage Registers of Ontario, Index to Peel County, Canada 1858-1869 Vol.1 reference - CANADA compilation County Marriage Registers of Ontario, Prince Edward County, Canada 1858- 1869 Vol.3 reference - CANADA Grace, Gladys Davies Davies Family, A Record of Edward Gomer Davies: His Ancestors and Descendants, The reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES Davison, Alexander Davison Genealogy 1995 - The Davisons of Knockboy, Broughshane, County Antrim reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES Higley, White, Wetzel & Rusnell Descendants of James Hutchins & Susannah Beavers reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES Materna, F. Die Materna von Kwietnitz Saga reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES Emigrants from Scotland to America 1774 - 1775 reference - SCOTLAND microfiche England Census 1841 - 1891 - Batch Index, Parish & Vital Records reference - UK ENGLAND Banks, Charles Edward English Ancestry & Homes of the Pilgrim Fathers reference - U.S.A. Calhoun, O.O. Epic of an English Wilson Family in Canada 1784-1969, The reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES Pegg, Daniel Family Tree & Histories of some of the Pegg Families descended from Daniel Pegg of Philadelphia reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES compilation Fegan Index of Home Children reference - CANADA collection Films on Loan: Current [packing lists] Higginbotham Forebears of Anne, John and Ted Higginbotham, The reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES Fraleigh, Charles H & Fraleigh, D Fraleigh Family History, 1650-1993 reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES Hill, Daniel G Freedom-Seekers, Blacks in Early Canada reference - CANADA Wilson, Rev. John Gazetteer of Scotland 1882, The reference - SCOTLAND Gardner / Harland / Smith Genealogical Atlas of England & Wales reference - ENGLAND & WALES Gardner / Harland / Smith Genealogical Atlas of Ireland reference - IRELAND Gardner / Harland / Smith Genealogical Atlas of Scotland reference - SCOTLAND Author Title Description Stewart, Cameron Ralph Genealogical Classification by Family Group Coding for Descent from Common Ancestors 1986 - Vol. I reference Stewart, Cameron Ralph Genealogical Classification by Family Group Coding for Descent from Common Ancestors 1986 - Vol. II reference Smith, Frank Genealogical Gazetteer of England, A reference - UK ENGLAND compilation GRO - the Official List for 1995 & 1993 reference Mitchell, Brian Guide to IRISH Churches & Graveyards, A reference - IRELAND Mitchell, Brian Guide to IRISH Parish Registers, A reference - IRELAND Snider Henry Snider - His Ancestors & Descendants reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES House and Families of Halfway Brook and Otter Brook reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Brant reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Bruce reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Durham reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Elgin reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Essex - Kent reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Grey reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Haldimand - Norfolk reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Halton - Peel reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Hastings - Prince Edward reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Huron reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Kingston - Frontenac - Lennox - Addington reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Lambton reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Lanark reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Leeds - Grenville reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Lincoln - Welland - Niagara reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - London - Middlesex reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Northumberland reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Ontario County (2 copies) reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Ottawa - Carleton reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Oxford reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Perth County reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Peterborough - Victoria reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Renfrew & the North reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Simcoe reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Stormont - Dundas - Glengarry - Prescott - Russell reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Toronto reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Waterloo reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - Wellington reference - CANADA Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario - York reference - CANADA compilation Ireland - Civil Registration B,M,D's reference - IRELAND binder - compilation Jamaica reference Grant, I.F. Johnston's Clan Histories - Clan Macleod, The reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES Dunlop, Jean Johnston's Clan Histories - The Scotts reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES Josephburg Heritage 1867-1967 reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES Author Title Description Bloxham, V. Ben Key to the Parochial Registers of Scotland reference - SCOTLAND very old book in blue binder Key to the Parochial Registers of Scotland - Detailed List reference - SCOTLAND collection Latin America - Research Guides to Central & South America reference Lee, William Lee Family Report 1999, The reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES Gouin, Jacques & Brault, Lucien Legacy of Honour, The Panets, Canada's Foremost Military Family reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES London Encyclopaedia, The reference - UK ENGLAND Francis, Elisabeth Wheeler & Moore, Ethel Sivley Lost Links, New Recordings of Old Data From Many States reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES Lovell's Gazetteer of British North America 1873 reference - Canada / U.S. Loyalist Secords of Ontario reference - FAMILY GENEALOGIES Marriage Registers of Upper Canada / Canada West - Bathurst District 1831 - 1852 - Vol. 5 reference - CANADA Marriage Registers of Upper Canada / Canada West - Brock District 1839 - 1857 - Vol. 2 reference - CANADA Marriage Registers of Upper Canada / Canada West - Colborne District 1841 - 1857 - Vol. 10 reference - CANADA Marriage Registers of Upper Canada / Canada West - Eastern District 1801 - 1865 - Vol. 12 reference - CANADA Marriage Registers of Upper Canada / Canada West - Gore District 1842 - 1856 - Vol. 13 reference - CANADA Marriage Registers of Upper Canada / Canada West - Home District 1808 - 1836 - Vol. 11 - Part 1 reference - CANADA Marriage Registers of Upper Canada / Canada West - Home District 1835 - 1843 - Vol. 11 - Part 2 reference - CANADA Marriage Registers of Upper Canada / Canada West - Home District 1843 - 1849 - Vol. 11 - Part 3 reference - CANADA Marriage Registers of Upper Canada / Canada West - Home District 1848 - 1857 - Vol. 11 - Part 4 reference - CANADA Marriage Registers of Upper Canada / Canada West - Huron District 1841 - 1870 - Vol. 3 reference - CANADA Marriage Registers of Upper Canada / Canada West - Johnstown District 1799 - 1851 - Vol. 8 - Part 1 reference
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