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Ontario Map Ontario Ancestors | Ogs.On.Ca ONTARIO MAP ONTARIO ANCESTORS | OGS.ON.CA Algoma Sudbury LAKE NIPISSING 0 50 100 Kilometres Nipissing Manitoulin Parry Sound Russell & Renfrew Prescott Ottawa (Carleton) GEORGIAN Stormont, Dundas BAY & Glengarry Muskoka Haliburton Lanark Frontenac Leeds & LAKE HURON Grenville Kawartha Peterborough Hastings Lakes Simcoe LAKE SIMCOE (Victoria) Lennox- Grey Addington Bruce Northumberland Dufferin Prince Durham Edward York Peel Huron Wellington Toronto LAKE ONTARIO Halton Perth Waterloo Hamilton- Kenora Wentworth Oxford Brant Middlesex Niagara Thunder Bay Cochrane Haldimand Lambton Norfolk Elgin Rainy River Timiskaming Legend Sudbury Nipissing LAKE Algoma ST. CLAIR Chatham-Kent West Manitoulin Central Parry Sound LAKE ERIE Essex East 0 100 200 North Miles Ontario Genealogical Society Branches and Special Interest Groups the ontario genealogical society: ogs.on.ca quinte: https://quinte.ogs.on.ca OTHER ONTARIO GENEALOGICAL WEBSITES OF INTEREST brant county: https://brant.ogs.on.ca sault ste. marie and district: https://saultanddistrict.ogs.on.ca archives of ontario: www.archives.gov.on.ca bruce and grey: https://brucegrey.ogs.on.ca simcoe county: https://simcoe.ogs.on.ca canadian headstones: durham region: https://durham.ogs.on.ca http://www.canadianheadstones.com/on/ sudbury district: www.sudburyogs.com cemeteries.php elgin county: https://elgin.ogs.on.ca thunder bay district: ontario locator essex county: https://essex.ogs.on.ca https://thunderbay.ogs.on.ca http://www.geneofun.on.ca/ontariolocator/ haldimand/ norfolk: toronto: www.torontofamilyhistory.org the canadian county atlas digital project- https://haldimandnorfolk.ogs.on.ca magill university: waterloo region: https://waterloo.ogs.on.ca halton-peel: https://haltonpeel.ogs.on.ca https://digital.library.mcgill.ca/countyatlas/ wellington county: searchmapframes.php hamilton: https://hamilton.ogs.on.ca https://wellington.ogs.on.ca ontario historical society: huron county: https://huron.ogs.on.ca york region: https://york.ogs.on.ca https://www.ontariohistoricalsociety.ca/index. php/services/heritage-directory kawartha: https://kawartha.ogs.on.ca british home child: http://bhc.ogs.on.ca united empire loyalist association of canada kent: https://kent.ogs.on.ca ireland: https://ireland.ogs.on.ca http://www.uelac.org kingston: https://kingston.ogs.on.ca irish palatine: https://ip-sig.org.on.ca ontario chapter of the association of professionals genealogist: lambton county: https://lambton.ogs.on.ca scottish: https://scottishsig.ogs.on.ca http://ocapg.org leeds and grenville: conference: https://conference.ogs.on.ca our ontario: http://www.ourontario.ca leedsandgrenville.ogs.on.ca ontario family history: federated women’s institute of ontario london and middlesex county: ontariofamilyhistory.org (tweedsmuir histories): londonmiddlesex.ogs.on.ca http://www.fwio.on.ca/tweedsmuir-history- ontario ancestors: ontarioancestors.org niagara peninsula: https://niagara.ogs.on.ca books If you have a query, please email the OGS nipissing district: https://nipissing.ogs.on.ca ontario black history society: Research Team: [email protected] www.blackhistorysociety.ca ottawa: https://ogsottawa.on.ca oxford: https://oxford.ogs.on.ca perth: https://perthcountyogs.org.
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