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LANARK (Almonte) LRO #27 DOCUMENT SERIES INVENTORY and PREFIX CODES DOCUMENT TYPE/ DATE INSTRUMENT # PREFIX TOWNSHIP from to from to Misellaneous Issued: April 10, 2002 LANARK (Almonte) LRO #27 DOCUMENT SERIES INVENTORY AND PREFIX CODES DOCUMENT TYPE/ DATE INSTRUMENT # PREFIX TOWNSHIP From To From To Misellaneous BLN By-Law - North Jan 1/1892 May 05/1960 1 108 BLS By-Law - South Jan 1/1886 Oct 29/1969 1 548 DPN Deposits - North Jan 1/1898 Dec 2/1960 1 307 DPS Deposits - South Jan 1/1902 Dec 31/1969 1 1552 GRN General Register - North Jan 1/1866 Dec 30/1960 1 4923 GRS General Register - South Jan 1/1866 Dec 30/1969 1 10168 WNC Wills - North Apr 25/1829 Dec 31/1833 C491 C982 WND Wills - North Nov 28/1834 Mar 27/1837 D91 D387 WNE Wills - North Sep 27/1837 Apr 26/1839 E39 E253 WNF Wills - North Mar 2/1841 Mar 29/1841 F237 F259 WNG Wills - North Dec 21/1842 May 20/1843 G159 G261 WNH Wills - North Jan 3/1844 Mar 25/1845 H17 H348 WNI Wills - North Oct 18/1845 Apr 3/1847 I70 I477 JN Judgements - North 1860 1863 1 67 YSA Years - South Jul 4/1820 Mar 6/1834 A1 1093 YSD Years - South Mar 6/1834 Jun 7/1837 D1 D422 YSE Years - South Jun 10/1837 Jan 31/1840 E1 E395 YSF Years - South Feb 18/1840 Dec 31/1841 F1 F379 YSG Years - South Jan 1/1842 Dec 7/1843 G1 G361 YSH Years - South Dec 9/1843 Apr 2/1845 H1 H354 YSI Years - South Apr 3/1845 Apr 8/1854 I1 I490 NAR Lanark North Railway Nov 28/1854 Aug 11/1864 1 115 SAR Lanark South Railway Jan 1/1854 Dec 31/1866 1 136 County Series RN Lanark North Series Jan 1/1961 Mar 22/1992 12000 110613 RS Lanark South Series Jan 1/1961 Mar 22/1992 22601 136999 Current Series RS Registry Mar 23/1992 current 137000 current LT Land Titles 1st activation current 1 current LC Electronic Jan 13 2003 current 1 current Note: This list may not contain up to date information and is printed as a Help Guide only. 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LANARK (Almonte) LRO #27 DOCUMENT SERIES INVENTORY AND PREFIX CODES DOCUMENT TYPE/ DATE INSTRUMENT # PREFIX TOWNSHIP From To From To Townships (Old Series) ALA Almonte (Ramsayville) Jan 1/1851 Dec 13/1859 1 54 ALB Almonte (Victoria) Oct 8/1851 Sep 1/1859 1 75 ALD Almonte Feb 3/1865 Feb 4/1868 D1 D361 ALE Almonte Feb 7/1868 Jul 12/1923 E1 10007 AL Almonte Jul 23/1923 Dec 301960 1 4851 BTA Bathurst Apr 30/1847 Jan 8/1855 A1 A318 BTB Bathurst Feb 28/1855 Dec 1/1862 B2 B586 BTC Bathurst Dec 5/1862 Nov 12/1867 C2 C488 BT Bathurst Nov 22/1867 Dec 29/1960 D1 10173 BF Beckwith (Franktown) Oct 1/1852 Jan 9/1868 2 55 BKA Beckwith Jun 15/1847 May 16/1855 A1 A313 BKB Beckwith Jun 15/1855 Aug 1/1865 B1 B600 BK Beckwith Apr 1/1865 Dec 30/1960 C1 7660 CPA Carleton Place (Beckwith) Oct 6/1825 Sep 10/1832 A213 A926 CPD Carleton Place (Beckwith) Mar 22/1834 May 15/1837 C14 D369 CPE Carleton Place (Beckwith) Jun 7/1838 Dec 31/1839 E126 E376 CPF Carleton Place (Beckwith) May 7/1840 Nov 19/1841 F80 F363 CPG Carleton Place (Beckwith) Jan 1/1842 May 11/1843 G2 G260 CPH Carleton Place (Beckwith) Aug 2/1844 H210 CPI Carleton Place (Beckwith) Jul 1/1845 Oct 30/1846 I34 I319 CPJ Carleton Place (Beckwith) Jan 1/1847 Jun 14/1855 A5 A314 CPK Carleton Place (Beckwith) Jul 30/1855 Jul 14/1865 B5 B597 CPL Carleton Place (Beckwith) Sep 30/1865 Oct 21/1870 C6 C525 CPM Carleton Place Apr 14/1860 Feb 17/1868 A1 A49 CPN Carleton Place Nov 2/1870 Dec 6/1873 B1 B5 CPO Carleton Place Nov 1/1870 May 26/1932 1 10000 CP Carleton Place May 31/1930 Dec 31/1960 1 6157 DLA Dalhousie Aug 31/1826 Oct 3/1833 A271 C1053 DLD Dalhousie Sep 16/1834 Mar 29/1837 D75 D391 DLE Dalhousie Feb 27/1838 Jan 14/1840 E74 E389 DLF Dalhousie Feb 14/1840 Dec 31/1841 F6 F332 DLG Dalhousie Jun 17/1842 Oct 7/1843 G89 G329 DLH Dalhousie Mar 8/1844 Nov 22/1844 H68 H260 DLI Dalhousie Feb 4/1846 Mar 25/1847 I117 I457 DLJ Dalhousie Oct 6/1847 Nov 26/1859 A1 A243 DLK Dalhousie Jan 5/1860 Dec 31/1866 A1 A202 DL Dalhousie Jan 22/1867 Dec 31/1960 B1 6979 Note: This list may not contain up to date information and is printed as a Help Guide only. For further assistance, please contact the appropriate registry office. LANARK (Almonte) LRO #27 DOCUMENT SERIES INVENTORY AND PREFIX CODES DOCUMENT TYPE/ DATE INSTRUMENT # PREFIX TOWNSHIP From To From To Townships (Old Series) – continued DGA Darling 1837 6 DGB Darling 1844 92 DGC Darling 1845 92 DGD Darling Jan 1/1847 Jan 2/1860 A1 A47 DG Darling Mar 2/1860 Dec 31/1960 A1 2089 DM Drummond (Millford) Oct 13/1851 Jan 25/1868 1 52 DIN Drummond (Innisville) May 22/1852 Apr 20/1866 5 40 DRA Drummond Apr 12/1847 Jul 25/1850 A1 A321 DRB Drummond Jul 29/1850 Nov 10/1856 B1 B579 DRC Drummond Nov 10/1856 Jun 23/1864 C2 C536 DRD Drummond Jun 5/1864 Dec 21/1867 D1 D372 DR Drummond Dec 31/1867 Dec 31/1960 E1 9422 LVA Lanark Village 1852 1859 2 73 LVB Lanark Village 1866 1877 1 180 LV Lanark Village Apr 14/1868 Dec 31/1960 A22 2890 LKA Lanark 1825 Dec 31/1853 193 1059 LKD Lanark Mar 7/1834 May 6/1837 D2 D415 LKE Lanark Aug 4/1837 Feb 8/1840 E12 E395 LKF Lanark Feb 21/1840 Dec 31/1841 F7 F370 LKG Lanark Mar 19/1842 Nov 7/1843 G3 G351 LKH Lanark Dec 8/1843 Apr 2/1845 H12 H355 LKI Lanark Apr 3/1845 Jul 8/1848 I2 I484 LKJ Lanark Dec 13/1850 Nov 2/1853 A1 A100 LKK Lanark Jan 9/1858 Jan 4/1860 B132 B220 LKL Lanark Jan 25/1860 Jan 20/1864 A1 A207 LK Lanark Jan 20/1864 Dec 31/1960 B1 6684 LAA Lavant Dec 24/1825 Feb 18/1832 A222 C840 LAB Lavant May 18/1838 Sep 23/1840 E109 I284 LAC Lavant Jan 5/1848 Mar 29/1859 A1 A95 LA Lavant Jan 8/1861 Dec 31/1960 A2 1768 MKA Merrickville Misc. (Annexation) MM Montague (Merrickville) Mar 6/1858 21 MR Montague (Roseville) Feb 8/1859 Dec 19/1863 1 18 MTF Montague (folio) Jan 1/1802 Nov 25/1850 1 787 MTA Montague Apr 9/1847 Mar 26/1855 A1 A335 MTB Montague Mar 26/1855 Nov 11/1865 B1 B635 MT Montague Nov 14/1865 Dec 31/1960 C1 9931 Note: This list may not contain up to date information and is printed as a Help Guide only. For further assistance, please contact the appropriate registry office. LANARK (Almonte) LRO #27 DOCUMENT SERIES INVENTORY AND PREFIX CODES DOCUMENT TYPE/ DATE INSTRUMENT # PREFIX TOWNSHIP From To From To Townships (Old Series) – continued NBS North Burgess (Stanleyville) Feb 6/1867 1 NBF North Burgess (folio) Jan 1/1815 Dec 31/1866 1 701 NBA North Burgess May 4/1847 Oct 27/1860 A1 A321 NBB North Burgess Nov 18/1860 Nov 13/1868 B1 B403 NB North Burgess Nov 18/1868 Dec 31/1960 C1 4733 NEP North Elmsley (Port Elmsley) Jul 14/1862 Dec 9/1867 1 22 NEF North Elmsley (folio) Mar 24/1806 Mar 11/1839 8 854 NEA North Elmsley Apr 15/1847 Jan 5/1856 A1 A514 NEB North Elmsley Jan 25/1856 Jun 18/1867 B1 B526 NE North Elmsley Jun 18/1867 Dec 31/1960 C1 5966 NSA North Sherbrooke Apr 2/1847 Dec 31/1859 A1 A70 NS North Sherbrooke Jan 1/1860 Dec 31/1960 A1 1054 PV Pakenham Village May 23/1866 Sep 4/1906 A2 B699 PKA Pakenham (Carleton County) Jan 1/1826 Dec/1839 38 1405 PKB Pakenham (Carleton County) 1839 Jan 6/1840 E189 E386 PKC Pakenham (Carleton County) Feb 25/1840 Dec 31/1841 F13 F378 PKD Pakenham (Carleton County) Jan 1/1842 Mar 9/1842 G39 G47 PKE Pakenham (Carleton County) Jan/1842 Mar 6/1847 A10 A195 PKF Pakenham (Renfrew County) Mar 31/1847 Dec 31/1851 A1 A132 PKG Pakenham Jan 1/1852 Sep 2/1859 A1 A359 PKH Pakenham Oct 18/1859 Dec 14/1859 B1 B8 PKI Pakenham Jan 25/1860 Apr 13/1864 A1 A222 PK Pakenham Apr 20/1864 Dec 31/1960 B1 7546 PRI Perth (Cockburn Island) Nov 15/1851 Feb 12/1868 A1 A123 PRV Perth (Carolina Village) Oct 4/1851 Jan 10/1868 1 108 PRA Perth Oct 4/1851 Nov 6/1861 A1 A310 PRB Perth Dec 9/1861 Jul 13/1868 B1 B229 PR Perth Aug 4/1868 Dec 31/1960 C1 14216 Note: This list may not contain up to date information and is printed as a Help Guide only. For further assistance, please contact the appropriate registry office. LANARK (Almonte) LRO #27 DOCUMENT SERIES INVENTORY AND PREFIX CODES DOCUMENT TYPE/ DATE INSTRUMENT # PREFIX TOWNSHIP From To From To Townships (Old Series) – continued RMA Ramsay Jul 14/1827 Dec 31/1833 A324 C1028 RMD Ramsay Aug 25/1834 May 8/1837 D67 D413 RME Ramsay Jun 1/1837 Nov 12/1839 E5 E387 RMF Ramsay Feb 12/1840 Dec 31/1841 F1 F369 RMG Ramsay Jan 1/1842 Dec 31/1843 G8 G353 RMH Ramsay Jan 1/1844 Mar 25/1845 H20 H350 RMI Ramsay Apr 5/1845 Mar 31/1847 I4 I470 RMJ Ramsay Apr 9/1847 May 12/1852 A1 A315 RMK Ramsay May 17/1852 Mar 26/1857 B1 B336 RML Ramsay Mar 27/1857 Dec 14/1859 C1 C185 RMM Ramsay (Clifton) Mar 22/1856 May 20/1857 V1 V2 RMN Ramsay Jan 25/1860 Aug 17/1861 A1 A217 RMO Ramsay Aug 23/1861 Dec 31/1865 B1 B600 RM Ramsay Jan 1/1866 Dec 31/1960 E1 11186 SWA Smith Falls (Wardsville) Jan 27/1852 Aug 6/1867 A1 A307 SWB Smith Falls (Wardsville) Sep 10/1867 Jul 17/1868 B1 B40 SF Smiths Falls 1868 Dec 30/1960 1 22588 SSA South Sherbrooke Jun 19/1847 Apr 3/1869 A1 299 SS South Sherbrooke Apr 15/1869 Dec 31/1960 B1 4419 SE South Elmsley Mar 21/1865 Dec 31/1960 1 10706 WO Wolford Misc.
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