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A Finding Aid Federal Voters Lists in • 1935-1979

Compiled by Dave Obee A Finding Aid

Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979

Compiled by Dave Obee Victoria, B.C. National Library of Canada Cataloguing in Publication

Obee, Dave, 1953- Federal voters lists in Ontario, 1935-1979 : a finding aid / compiled by Dave Obee.

ISBN 0-9735143-0-2

1. Voting registers--Ontario--Handbooks, manuals, etc. 2. Ontario-- Genealogy--Handbooks, manuals, etc. I. Title.

JL193.O237 2004 929'.3713 C2004-901651-2

First edition published April 2004

Cover illustration by Rob Struthers Edited by Sarah Obee

Copyright 2004 David Brian Obee

Published by Dave Obee 4687 Falaise Drive, Victoria, B.C. V8Y 1B4

No portion of this book, with the exception of brief extracts for the purpose of literary review, may be reproduced in any form without the permission of the publisher. Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979

When Canadians went to the polls on October 14, The coverage of the voters lists is much more exten- 1935, a total of 2,174,188 Ontario residents were eligi- sive than that of commercial directories, because the ble to cast ballots. Their names were recorded on voters goal was to include every eligible adult in the district. lists – the very first voters lists put together by the fed- Directories usually did not cover small towns and rural eral government. areas, and often didn’t bother to mention manual New voters lists were compiled before every subse- labourers or farmers. quent federal election or byelection until 1997, when A voters list will also present a much more precise the system was scrapped. The lists from 1935 through snapshot of an area at a specific time than is possible 1979 – representing fourteen general elections and with a directory or a census. That’s because enumera- many more byelections – are available on microfilm tors had just six days to compile their lists of voters in through the National Archives of Canada. each polling district. By comparison, some census enu- These lists, which include the names, addresses and merations dragged on for weeks, and it’s often hard to occupations of everyone registered to vote, represent determine even the month in which a directory was one of the most important sources of twentieth-century compiled. information available to genealogical researchers. One thing all three sources have in common is inac- It takes 10 microfilm rolls to include all of the voters curacy – spellings of names cannot be trusted in voters in Ontario in 1935. The years that followed saw a steady lists any more than they can be trusted in directories or increase in both the number of voters listed and the census returns. Legislators recognized that some names number of microfilm rolls needed to record them all. By on voters lists weren’t spelled correctly, so made it a 1979, the Ontario lists filled 57 rolls with 5,328,123 rule that a person could not be barred from voting just voters’ names. because his or her name was wrong on the list. The old voters lists are an indication of the change in The federal government did not have its own lists of our thinking about privacy. For years, the lists were dis- voters for the first 68 years after Confederation, relying tributed to the people on them, or posted in prominent instead on municipal or provincial lists. That changed in locations in a community, such as on telephone poles 1935, with the introduction of a federal voters list that and at the post office. People could then ensure they was open to public scrutiny. were on the list and, of course, spy on their neighbours. The first federal list was actually put together in The lists were also used by candidates and their agents 1934, when the government had a grand plan to com- in canvassing neighbourhoods. pile a permanent list that could be kept current through In many ways, voters lists are similar to two other regular updates. After a couple of years the idea was important resources, census returns and directories. But abandoned as unworkable, which meant an army of there are important differences as well. The information enumerators had to be hired to compile a new list for the found on a voters list is similar to what is found in a 1940 vote, and again for each one after that. directory, but much less than what is found on a census Canada’s federal enumerators started work on the return. The voters lists from the middle of the twentieth forty-ninth day before polling day, and had to be fin- century are, however, already available – and the census ished their divisions within six days of starting. Two returns may never be opened for researchers to use. days after that, the lists had to be turned over to the

Page 1 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979

In rural areas, names were in alphabetical order National Archives of Canada M4744 returning officer in the correct order, which was geo- graphic information. Urban districts are sorted by street graphic for urban polls and alphabetical for rural polls. name and house number, and information in the list The government’s distinction between urban enu- includes street name, house number, surname, given meration and rural enumeration resulted in differences name and occupation. For the rural districts, with the between the lists. In urban areas, two enumerators – one names in alphabetical order, the lists show surname, from each of the two top political parties in the previous given name, occupation and post office address. election – worked together, trying to compile lists as The major change in format after the 1935 list had to accurate and comprehensive as possible. Urban resi- do with the way women were shown. In 1935, they dents whose names were not included in the final list, were shown as either “Miss” or “Mrs.”; men did not which closed seventeen days before the election, were have a “Mr.” To ensure there was no doubt about the not eligible to cast ballots. gender involved, women also had a “(W)” beside their Rural areas were covered by a lone enumerator. If a names. The redundant “(W)” was dropped from the lists rural resident was missed, it was not a great concern; in 1940. anyone not on the list could still cast a ballot as long as Other than that, the information contained and the someone on the list vouched for them. As a result, it was basic format remained constant for thirteen of the four- not essential for the rural enumerator to be as thorough teen lists covered in this guide. The major change came as the enumerators in the urban areas. (In other words, with the 1979 list, which does not include the occupa- today’s family history researchers have a better chance tion, and includes far less identifying information of finding urban residents.) regarding addresses. The 1979 lists were typed rather The vast majority of the lists were typeset by local than typeset, as the vast majority of the earlier lists had printing companies, so they are quite easy to read and been. The typing often resulted in a “bleed” through use. The appearance of the lists, and even the size of the pages, making it harder to read the names. pages and the number of columns used, varied by The 1979 films contain a notice to electors for each region, but the information contained was consistent. poll. This is of little value to genealogists, but effective- The lists up to 1974 were supposed to follow the ly doubles the number of films required to cover the basic format established with the 1935 list: The top of electoral districts. the first page of each polling division has basic geo- Most of the federal voters lists were microfilmed in Page 2 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979

In urban areas, names were listed in geographic order National Archives of Canada M4747

1977, and are available through interlibrary loan from graphic descriptions may help narrow the search. the National Archives of Canada as part of record group The microfilmed lists for Ontario have the electoral RG113. districts in alphabetical order, with the districts for The lists themselves may seem to be an insurmount- Metro following the ones for the rest of the able challenge, because there is a lot of material to go province. through. The voters lists for the fourteen general elec- The names of the electoral districts may be deceiving tions and the byelections – the extra elections called as at times, because they were not used consistently on the a result of the deaths or resignations of sitting Members voters lists themselves. The district of Kenora-Rainy of Parliament – take up almost 300 microfilms for River was sometimes listed as Rainy River, for exam- Ontario alone. (More than 1,000 are needed to cover all ple. Carleton was sometimes shown as Ottawa. Grey of Canada.) North was sometimes listed as North Grey, and so on. Voters lists, like census returns, need to be tackled on And at times, a list does not show the name of the elec- a geographic basis. The lists are grouped by province, toral district at all. then by electoral district, then by polling division. The districts were hardly constant from 1935 through The first step in using the lists for Ontario is to deter- 1979 – their boundaries were regularly redrawn, and the mine which electoral district – also known as riding or number of districts was increased in response to the constituency – to search. Electoral district boundaries growth in Ontario’s population. are often obvious, because their names reflect the areas The fourteen lists covered in this guide can be divid- covered. It is harder to determine boundaries in large ed into five basic groups, based on four changes in cities, where there might be five or six districts, and in boundaries between 1935 and 1979. These groups are: rural areas which do not obviously fall into any one dis- 1935-1940-1945; 1949; 1953-1957-1958-1962-1963- trict. 1965; 1968-1972-1974; and 1979. An address will be in Almanacs may help in identifying the electoral dis- the same district for the six elections from 1953 through trict for a community. For some areas the researcher 1965, but there is no guarantee it will be the same for will have to rely on old-fashioned trial and error. The 1949 or 1968. Parliament web site, at www.parl.gc.ca, includes a his- Within electoral districts, lists were generally filmed tory of federal electoral ridings since 1867; the geo- in order of polling divisions – and there could have been Page 3 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 as many as 300 to choose from. These divisions were • People disqualified from voting. also based on geography, and it is usually possible to • Inmates of institutions maintained by any govern- narrow a search by scanning quickly through the divi- ment for housing the poor. sions in a district, looking for locations close to the Despite those restrictions, the lists for Ontario for the address of interest. 1945 election still contain the names of 2.45 million In urban areas, where names are listed by address people. rather than alphabetical order, it would pay to look in a Beyond that, the Royal Commission on Electoral directory for a likely address before starting a search. Reform and Party Financing in the 1990s was told that In rural areas, names are in alphabetical order, which the poor were often left off lists because enumerators makes a search relatively easy – as long as you know were afraid to set foot in their neighbourhoods. That where to look. Many small- to medium-sized towns doesn’t mean efforts weren’t made; there were reports throughout Ontario were considered rural, so they fol- of enumerators visiting homeless shelters in an attempt low the rural (alphabetical, but not necessarily com- to register every eligible voter. plete) rule in the lists. There were other problems as well. Sometimes, enu- Once a person is found in one list, it’s generally easy merators could not convince anyone to let them enter to find him or her in other lists. It may be possible to apartment buildings. And sometimes, entire streets determine a pattern, based on the geography of the area, were missed. Today’s genealogists would be wise to that will make a search easier. As an example, if polling keep those concerns in mind. Voters lists, like census divisions are numbered from south to north in a district returns and many other sources, are not perfect. in one election, it’s likely the same system was used in Also, there were occasional problems with the quali- that district for other elections. ty of the printing, of the microfilming, or both. Quality Voters lists aren’t likely to have the names of every is especially bad with the lists from the 1972 and 1974 adult living in a polling division, because there were elections; some are not legible at all. restrictions on who was eligible to vote. If it’s any con- In some cases, pages that had been missed or poorly solation, however, many lists have been found to have exposed were microfilmed again, then spliced into the too many names, because they include people who start of the appropriate reel. Check these corrections in should not have been allowed to vote. case they include the pages of interest. Rules about who could vote varied over the years. In If a person is found in the voters lists, it will confirm the 1940s, for example, all British subjects, men and not only that the person was alive when the enumeration women, who were at least twenty-one years old and had was taken, but his or her address and occupation as well. been in Canada for twelve months before the polling This information can lead to further research in many day, and resident in the electoral district on the date the sources, including local histories and newspapers. election was called, were generally allowed to vote. The list from 1940 can be particularly useful because There were, however, exceptions: it was done in the same year as the wartime registration. • Judges appointed by the Governor General in To get a document from the registration files a Council. researcher needs to know the address of the person in • The returning officer for each electoral district. question – and in most cases, the address will be the • Inmates in penal institutions. same as the one shown in voters lists. • Indians ordinarily resident on an Indian reservation The voters lists created for the fourteen elections who did not serve in the world wars. from 1935 through 1979 represent a resource that can • People restrained of their liberty or management of provide valuable clues in family history research. their property by reason of mental disease. The passage of time will bring more emphasis to • Eskimos. twentieth-century research – and these lists will be • Doukhobors living in British Columbia. regarded as some of the most important source docu- • People of Japanese descent. ments available.

Page 4 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 General Election Oct. 14, 1935 M4739 1-119 M4739 120-278 Brant M4739 279-354 M4739 355-487 Bruce M4739 488-618 Carleton M4739 619-744 Cochrane M4739 745-984 Dufferin-Simcoe M4739 985-1112 Durham M4739 1113-1217 Elgin M4739 1218-1395 Essex East M4739 1396-1516 Essex East M4740 1517-1566 M4740 1567-1678 Essex West M4740 1679-1945 Fort William M4740 1946-2091 Frontenac-Addington M4740 2092-2207 Glengarry M4740 2208-2254 Glengarry M4741 2255-2274 Grenville-Dundas M4741 2275-2412 Grey-Bruce M4741 2414-2566 M4741 2567-2725 Haldimand M4741 2726-2811 Halton M4741 2812-2922 Hamilton East M4741 2923-3180 Hamilton West M4741 3181-3403 Hastings-Peterborough M4741 3404-3516 M4741 3517-3669 M4741 3670-3778 Huron-Perth M4742 3780-3876 Kenora-Rainy River M4742 3877-4067 Kent M4742 4068-4256 M4742 4257-4352 Lambton-Kent M4742 4353-4506 M4742 4507-4627 Lanark M4742 4628-4764 Leeds M4742 4765-4909 Lincoln M4742 4910-5123 London M4742 5124-5207 London M4743 5208-5374 M4743 5375-5514 M4743 5515-5615 Muskoka-Ontario M4743 5616-5786 Nipissing M4743 5787-6110 Norfolk M4743 6111-6232 Northumberland M4743 6233-6358 Ontario M4743 6359-6522

Page 5 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Ottawa East M4743 6523-6677 Ottawa East M4744 6678-6717 M4744 no voters list Oxford M4744 6719-6905 Parry Sound M4744 6906-7028 Peel M4744 7029-7150 Perth M4744 7151-7343 M4744 7344-7500 Port Arthur M4744 7501-7658 Prescott M4744 7659-7743 Prince Edward-Lennox M4744 7744-7869 M4744 7870-7971 M4744 7972-8082 Russell M4744 8083-8174 M4745 8175-8305 M4745 8306-8429 Stormont M4745 8430-8557 Timiskaming M4745 8558-8723 Victoria M4745 8724-8861 M4745 8862-9081 M4745 9082-9223 Welland M4745 9224-9508 M4745 9509-9614 M4746 9615-9738 Wentworth M4746 9739-9981 M4746 9982-10259 M4746 10260-10412 M4746 10413-10661 York West M4746 10662-10881 Metro Toronto: Broadview M4746 10882-11100 Broadview M4747 11101-11141 Danforth M4747 11142-11340 Davenport M4747 no voters list Eglinton M4747 11342-11632 Greenwood M4747 11633-11903 High Park M4747 11904-12141 Parkdale M4747 12142-12364 Rosedale M4747 12365-12599 St. Paul’s M4748 12600-12885 Spadina M4748 12886-13208 Trinity M4748 13209-13462

Byelection Oct. 26, 1936 Ottawa East no reference found

Page 6 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Byelection March 22, 1937 Hamilton West M6302 1-255

Byelection April 5, 1937 Renfrew North voters list missing

Byelection Nov. 1, 1937 Frontenac-Addington voters list missing

Byelection Nov. 8, 1937 Dufferin-Simcoe no reference found

Byelection Nov. 14, 1938 London M6302 257-528 Waterloo South M6302 803-862

Byelection Dec. 11, 1939 Kent voters list missing

General Election March 26, 1940 Algoma East M4767 1-129 Algoma West M4767 130-328 Brant M4767 329-428 Brantford City M4767 430-602 Bruce M4767 603-755 Carleton M4767 756-903 Cochrane M4767 904-1242 Dufferin-Simcoe M4767 1243-1389 Durham M4767 1390-1506 Durham M4768 1390-1512 Elgin M4768 1513-1716 Essex East M4768 1717-1940 Essex South M4768 1941-2105 Essex West M4768 2106-2434 Fort William M4768 2435-2611 Frontenac-Addington M4768 2612-2745 Glengarry M4768 2746-2823 Grenville-Dundas M4769 2824-3001 Grey-Bruce M4769 3002-3173 Grey North M4769 3174-3351 Haldimand M4769 3352-3453 Halton M4769 3454-3583 Hamilton East M4769 3584-3915 Hamilton West M4769 3916-4212 Hastings-Peterborough M4769 4213-4341 Hastings South M4770 4342-4524 Huron North M4770 4525-4658

Page 7 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Huron-Perth M4770 4659-4767 Kenora-Rainy River M4770 4768-4999 Kent M4770 5000-5243 Kingston City M4770 5244-5382 Lambton-Kent M4770 5383-5559 Lambton West M4770 5560-5713 Lanark M4770 5714-5845 Lanark M4771 5846-5890 Leeds M4771 5891-6062 Lincoln M4771 6063-6303 London M4771 6304-6666 Middlesex East M4771 6667-6851 Middlesex West M4771 6852-6971 Muskoka-Ontario M4771 6972-7161 Nipissing M4771 no voters list Norfolk M4771 7163-7330 Northumberland M4772 7331-7448 Ontario M4772 7449-7645 Ottawa East M4772 7646-7896 Ottawa West M4772 7897-8285 Oxford M4773 8286-8504 Parry Sound M4773 8505-8644 Peel M4773 8645-8793 Perth M4773 8794-9068 Peterborough West M4773 no voters list Port Arthur M4773 9070-9318 Prescott M4773 9319-9421 Prince Edward-Lennox M4773 9422-9553 Renfrew North M4773 9554-9662 Renfrew South M4773 9663-9786 Russell M4774 9787-9885 Simcoe East M4774 9886-10038 Simcoe North M4774 10039-10202 Stormont M4774 10203-10368 Timiskaming M4774 10369-10629 Victoria M4774 10630-10809 Waterloo North M4774 10810-11045 Waterloo South M4774 11046-11209 Welland M4774 11210-11299 Welland M4775 11300-11547 Wellington North M4775 11548-11679 Wellington South M4775 11680-11851 Wentworth M4775 11852-12236 York East M4775 12237-12583 York North M4775 12584-12774 York South M4775 12775-12820 York South M4776 12821-13084

Page 8 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 York West M4776 13085-13413 Metro Toronto: Broadview M4776 13414-13695 Danforth M4776 13696-13921 Davenport M4776 13922-14000 Davenport M4777 14001-14197 Eglinton M4777 14198-14578 Greenwood M4777 14579-14881 High Park M4777 14882-15182 Parkdale M4777 15183-15438 Rosedale M4777 15439-15519 Rosedale M4778 15520-15692 St. Paul’s M4778 no voters list Spadina M4778 15694-16066 Trinity M4778 16067-16332

Byelection Aug. 12, 1940 Kingston City no reference found

Byelection Aug. 19, 1940 Carleton voters list missing Waterloo North voters list missing

Byelection Feb. 9, 1942 Welland no reference found York South no reference found

Byelection Feb. 5, 1945 Grey North M6302 1-178

General Election June 11, 1945 Algoma East M4800 1-133 Algoma West M4800 134-357 Brant M4800 358-459 Brantford City M4800 460-633 Bruce M4800 634-785 Carleton M4800 786-918 Cochrane M4800 919-1238 Dufferin-Simcoe M4800 1239-1378 Durham M4800 1379-1515 Elgin M4800 1516-1550 Elgin M4801 1551-1724 Essex East M4801 1725-2032 Essex South M4801 2033-2193 Essex West M4801 2194-2539 Fort William M4801 2540-2737 Frontenac-Addington M4802 2738-2869

Page 9 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Glengarry M4802 2870-2943 Grenville-Dundas M4802 2944-2994 Grenville-Dundas M4803 2995-3103 Grey-Bruce M4803 3104-3266 Grey North M4803 3267-3442 Haldimand M4803 3443-3538 Halton M4803 3539-3670 Hamilton East M4803 3671-3842 Hamilton East M4804 3843-4025 Hamilton West M4804 4026-4343 Hastings-Peterborough M4804 4344-4470 Hastings South M4804 4471-4645 Huron North M4804 4646-4768 Huron-Perth M4804 4769-4874 Kenora-Rainy River M4804 4875-5087 Kent M4804 5088-5328 Kingston City M4805 5329-5469 Lambton-Kent M4805 5470-5650 Lambton West M4805 5651-5813 Lanark M4805 5814-5994 Leeds M4805 5995-6159 Lincoln M4805 6160-6305 London M4805 6306-6684 Middlesex East M4805 6685-6810 Middlesex East M4806 6811-6854 Middlesex West M4806 6855-6962 Muskoka-Ontario M4806 6963-7134 Nipissing M4806 7135-7617 Norfolk M4806 7618-7777 Northumberland M4806 7778-7919 Ontario M4806 7920-8145 Ottawa East M4806 8146-8415 Ottawa West M4807 8416-8882 Oxford M4807 8883-9105 Parry Sound M4807 9106-9258 Peel M4807 9259-9412 Perth M4807 9413-9693 Peterborough West M4807 9694-9900 Port Arthur M4807 9901-9969 Port Arthur M4808 9970-10141 Prescott M4808 10142-10241 Prince Edward-Lennox M4808 10242-10370 Renfrew North M4808 10371-10492 Renfrew South M4808 10493-10613 Russell M4808 10614-10714 Simcoe East M4808 10715-10881 Simcoe North M4808 10882-11042

Page 10 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Stormont M4808 11043-11231 Timiskaming M4808 11232-11444 Victoria M4808 11445-11605 Waterloo North M4809 11606-11869 Waterloo South M4809 11870-12041 Welland M4809 12042-12461 Wellington North M4809 12462-12591 Wellington South M4809 12592-12754 Wentworth M4809 12755-13001 York East M4809 13002-13104 York East M4810 13105-13413 York North M4810 13414-13642 York South M4810 13643-14021 York West M4810 14022-14377 Metro Toronto: Broadview M4810 14378-14676 Danforth M4811 14677-14873 Davenport M4811 14874-15152 Eglinton M4811 15153-15526 Greenwood M4811 15527-15833 High Park M4811 15834-16131 Parkdale M4811 16132-16245 Parkdale M4812 16246-16397 Rosedale M4812 16398-16668 St. Paul’s M4812 16669-17034 Spadina M4812 17035-17419 Trinity M4812 17420-17721

Byelection Aug. 6, 1945 Glengarry voters list missing

Byelection Oct. 21, 1946 Parkdale M6303 1-274

Byelection June 8, 1948 Ontario T6304 346-599

Byelection Oct. 25, 1948 Algoma East T6304 1-150

Byelection Dec. 20, 1948 Carleton T6304 151-345

General Election June 27, 1949 Algoma East M4835 1-156 Algoma West M4835 157-317 Brantford M4835 318-527

Page 11 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Brant-Wentworth M4835 528-668 Bruce M4835 669-816 Carleton M4835 817-1128 Cochrane M4835 1129-1290 Dufferin-Simcoe M4835 1291-1431 Durham M4835 1432-1571 Elgin M4836 1572-1799 Essex East M4836 1800-2111 Essex South M4836 2112-2287 Essex West M4836 2288-2643 Fort William M4836 2644-2845 Frontenac-Addington M4836 2846-2988 Glengarry M4836 2989-3063 Grenville-Dundas M4836 3064-3224 Grey-Bruce M4837 3225-3389 Grey North M4837 3390-3580 Haldimand M4837 3581-3685 Halton M4837 3686-3840 Hamilton East M4837 3841-4211 Hamilton West M4837 4212-4540 Hastings-Peterborough M4837 4541-4663 Hastings South M4838 4664-4914 Huron North M4838 4915-5043 Huron-Perth M4838 5044-5172 Kenora-Rainy River M4838 5173-5421 Kent M4838 5422-5688 Kingston City M4838 5689-5878 Lambton-Kent M4838 5879-6066 Lambton West M4838 6067-6257 Lanark M4839 6258-6458 Leeds M4839 6459-6645 Lincoln M4839 6646-6968 London M4839 6969-7342 Middlesex East M4839 7343-7545 Middlesex West M4839 7546-7672 Nipissing M4839 7673-7885 Norfolk M4840 7886-8045 Northumberland M4840 8046-8201 Ontario M4840 8202-8502 Ottawa East M4840 8503-8763 Ottawa West M4840 8764-9141 Oxford M4840 9142-9382 Parry Sound-Muskoka M4841 9383-9651 Peel M4841 9652-9852 Perth M4841 9853-10117 Peterborough West M4841 10118-10344 Port Arthur M4841 10345-10631

Page 12 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Prescott M4841 10632-10732 Prince Edward-Lennox M4841 10733-10884 Renfrew North M4841 10885-11018 Renfrew South M4842 11019-11152 Russell M4842 11153-11311 Simcoe East M4842 11312-11501 Simcoe North M4842 11502-11657 Stormont M4842 11658-11821 Sudbury M4842 11822-12197 Timiskaming M4842 12198-12432 Timmins M4842 12433-12625 Victoria M4843 12626-12851 Waterloo North M4843 12852-13150 Waterloo South M4843 13151-13342 Welland M4843 13343-13820 Wellington North M4843 13821-13930 Wellington South M4843 13931-14133 Wentworth M4844 14134-14571 York East M4844 14572-15132 York North M4844 15133-15489 York South M4844 15490-15874 York West M4845 15875-16270 Metro Toronto: Broadview M4845 16271-16565 Danforth M4845 16566-16769 Davenport M4845 16770-17065 Eglinton M4845 17066-17476 Greenwood M4846 17477-17786 High Park M4846 17787-18082 Parkdale M4846 18083-18362 Rosedale M4846 18363-18643 St. Paul’s M4846 18644-19000 Spadina M4847 19001-19404 Trinity M4847 19405-19709

Byelection Oct. 24, 1949 Greenwood no reference found

Byelection May 15, 1950 Broadview M6305 1-283 Hamilton West M6305 284-632

Byelection Oct. 16, 1950 Welland M6305 633-739 Welland M6306 740-1113

Page 13 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Byelection June 25, 1951 Waterloo South T6307 1-195

Byelection May 26, 1952 Ontario T6308 1-338 Waterloo North T6308 339-660

General Election August 10, 1953 Algoma East M4874 1-163 Algoma West M4874 164-363 Brantford M4874 364-657 Brant-Haldimand M4874 658-838 Bruce M4874 839-988 Carleton M4874 989-1346 Cochrane M4874 1347-1535 Dufferin-Simcoe M4875 1536-1695 Durham M4875 1696-1848 Elgin M4875 1849-2077 Essex East M4875 2078-2489 Essex South M4875 2490-2666 Essex West M4875 2667-3086A Fort William M4876 3087-3296 Glengarry-Prescott M4876 3297-3476 Grenville-Dundas M4876 3477-3634 Grey-Bruce M4876 3635-3795 Grey North M4876 3796-3987 Halton M4876 3988-4180 Hamilton East M4876 4181-4526 Hamilton South M4877 4527-4879 Hamilton West M4877 4880-5281 Hastings-Frontenac M4877 5282-5491 Hastings South M4877 5492-5777 Huron M4877 5778-5984 Kenora-Rainy River M4878 5985-6255 Kent M4878 6256-6529 Kingston M4878 6530-6821 Lambton-Kent M4878 6822-7014 Lambton West M4878 7015-7247 Lanark M4878 7248-7445 Leeds M4879 7446-7653 Lincoln M4879 7654-8030 London M4879 8031-8380 Middlesex East M4879 8381-8621 Middlesex West M4879 8622-8767 Niagara Falls M4879 8768-9033 M4880 9034-9283 Nipissing M4880 9284-9482

Page 14 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Norfolk M4880 9483-9645 Northumberland M4880 9646-9816 Ontario M4880 9817-10204 Ottawa East M4880 10205-10472 Ottawa West M4881 10473-10847 Oxford M4881 10848-11102 Parry Sound-Muskoka M4881 11103-11380 Peel M4881 11381-11610 Perth M4881 11611-11858 Peterborough M4882 11859-12120 Port Arthur M4882 12121-12389 Prince Edward-Lennox M4882 12390-12538 Renfrew North M4882 12539-12684 Renfrew South M4882 12685-12829 Russell M4882 12830-13052 Simcoe East M4882 13053-13260 Simcoe North M4883 13261-13425 Stormont M4883 13426-13627 Sudbury M4883 13628-13897 Timiskaming M4883 13898-14131 Timmins M4883 14132-14325 Victoria M4883 14326-14550 Waterloo North M4883 14551-14896 Waterloo South M4884 14897-15110 Welland M4884 15111-15380 Wellington-Huron M4884 15381-15537 Wellington South M4884 15538-15745 Wentworth M4884 15746-15997 M4884 15998-16341 York East M4885 16342-16629 York-Humber M4885 16630-16930 York North M4885 16931-17172 York-Scarborough M4885 17173-17560 York South M4886 17561-18085 York West M4886 18086-18423 Metro Toronto: Broadview M4886 18424-18705 Danforth M4886 18706-19053 Davenport M4887 19054-19374 Eglinton M4887 19375-19787 Greenwood M4887 19788-20095 High Park M4887 20096-20419 Parkdale M4888 20420-20769 Rosedale M4888 20770-21052 St. Paul’s M4888 21053-21411 Spadina M4888 21412-21832 Trinity M4889 21833-22121

Page 15 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979

Byelection March 22, 1954 Elgin T6309 1-232 Peel T6309 233-491

Byelection Nov. 8, 1954 Stormont T6309 492-604 Stormont T6310 605-693 Trinity T6310 694-983 York West T6310 984-1356

Byelection Oct. 24, 1955 Spadina T6311 1-408

General Election June 10, 1957 Algoma East M4921 1-235 Algoma West M4921 236-524 Brantford M4921 525-761 Brant-Haldimand M4921 762-971 Bruce M4921 972-1120 Carleton M4921 1121-1556 Cochrane M4922 1557-1752 Dufferin-Simcoe M4922 1753-1922 Durham M4922 1923-2082 Elgin M4922 2083-2311 Essex East M4922 2312-2758 Essex South M4922 2759-2944 Essex West M4923 2945-3393 Fort William M4923 3394-3673 Glengarry-Prescott M4923 3674-3850 Grenville-Dundas M4923 3851-4010 Grey-Bruce M4923 4011-4164 Grey North M4923 4165-4353 Halton M4923 4354-4611 Hamilton East M4924 4612-4953 Hamilton South M4924 4954-5360 Hamilton West M4924 5361-5769 Hastings-Frontenac M4924 5770-5988 Hastings South M4924 5989-6282 Huron M4925 6283-6477 Kenora-Rainy River M4925 6478-6775 Kent M4925 6776-7043 Kingston M4925 7044-7356 Lambton-Kent M4925 7357-7558 Lambton West M4925 7559-7824 Lanark M4925 7825-8018 Leeds M4926 8019-8193

Page 16 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Lincoln M4926 8194-8622 London M4926 8623-8959 Middlesex East M4926 8960-9242 Middlesex West M4926 9243-9401 Niagara Falls M4926 9402-9685 Nickel Belt M4927 9686-9976 Nipissing M4927 9977-10189 Norfolk M4927 10190-10357 Northumberland M4927 10358-10526 Ontario M4927 10527-10940 Ottawa East M4927 10941-11187 Ottawa West M4928 11188-11509 Oxford M4928 11510-11764 Parry Sound-Muskoka M4928 11765-12035 Peel M4928 12036-12352 Perth M4928 12353-12599 Peterborough M4928 12600-12871 Port Arthur M4929 12872-13172 Prince Edward-Lennox M4929 13173-13321 Renfrew North M4929 13322-13483 Renfrew South M4929 13484-13630 Russell M4929 13631-13983 Simcoe East M4929 13984-14201 Simcoe North M4929 14202-14388 Stormont M4930 14389-14628 Sudbury M4930 14629-14947 Timiskaming M4930 14948-15176 Timmins M4930 15177-15370 Victoria M4930 15371-15597 Waterloo North M4930 15598-15981 Waterloo South M4931 15982-16209 Welland M4931 16210-16489 Wellington-Huron M4931 16490-16646 Wellington South M4931 16647-16870 Wentworth M4931 16871-17155 York Centre M4931 17156-17691 York East M4932 17692-18050 York-Humber M4932 18051-18408 York North M4932 18409-18706 York-Scarborough M4933 18707-19448 York South M4933 19449-19882 York West M4933 19883-20361 Metro Toronto: Broadview M4934 20362-20643 Danforth M4934 20644-21037 Davenport M4934 21038-21347 Eglinton M4934 21348-21793

Page 17 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Greenwood M4935 21794-22107 High Park M4935 22108-22429 Parkdale M4935 22430-22785 Rosedale M4935 22786-23073 St. Paul’s M4936 23074-23392 Spadina M4936 23393-23785 Trinity M4936 23786-24087

Byelection August 26, 1957 Lanark M6313 225-391

Byelection Nov. 4, 1957 Hastings-Frontenac M6312 1-224

General Election March 31, 1958 Algoma East M4975 1-250 Algoma West M4975 251-544 Brantford M4975 545-788 Brant-Haldimand M4975 789-1014 Bruce M4975 1015-1161 Carleton M4976 1162-1640 Cochrane M4976 1641-1834 Dufferin-Simcoe M4976 1835-2006 Durham M4976 2007-2172 Elgin M4976 2173-2425 Essex East M4977 2426-2898 Essex South M4977 2899-3097 Essex West M4977 3098-3568 Fort William M4977 3569-3854 Glengarry-Prescott M4977 3855-4036 Grenville-Dundas M4978 4037-4197 Grey-Bruce M4978 4198-4354 Grey North M4978 4355-4544 Halton M4978 4545-4840 Hamilton East M4978 4841-5144 Hamilton South M4978 5145-5558 Hamilton West M4979 5559-5938 Hastings-Frontenac M4979 5939-6168 Hastings South M4979 6169-6465 Huron M4979 6466-6662 Kenora-Rainy River M4979 6663-6982 Kent M4980 6983-7261 Kingston M4980 7262-7592 Lambton-Kent M4980 7593-7794 Lambton West M4980 7795-8078 Lanark M4980 8079-8250 Leeds M4981 8251-8441

Page 18 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Lincoln M4981 8442-8888 London M4981 8889-9221 Middlesex East M4981 9222-9523 Middlesex West M4982 9524-9681 Niagara Falls M4982 9682-9978 Nickel Belt M4982 9979-10266 Nipissing M4982 10267-10485 Norfolk M4982 10486-10655 Northumberland M4982 10656-10834 Ontario M4983 10835-11274 Ottawa East M4983 11275-11539 Ottawa West M4983 11540-11864 Oxford M4983 11865-12134 Parry Sound-Muskoka M4983 12135-12402 Peel M4984 12403-12747 Perth M4984 12748-12998 Peterborough M4984 12999-13272 Port Arthur M4984 13273-13574 Prince Edward-Lennox M4984 13575-13733 Renfrew North M4984 13734-13913 Renfrew South M4985 13914-14072 Russell M4985 14073-14490 Simcoe East M4985 14491-14722 Simcoe North M4985 14723-14919 Stormont M4985 14920-15150 Sudbury M4986 15151-15501 Timiskaming M4986 15502-15733 Timmins M4986 15734-15935 Victoria M4986 15936-16168 Waterloo North M4986 16169-16565 Waterloo South M4987 16566-16799 Welland M4987 16800-17109 Wellington-Huron M4987 17110-17267 Wellington South M4987 17268-17490 Wentworth M4987 17491-17816 York Centre M4988 17817-18372 York East M4988 18373-18728 York-Humber M4988 18729-19086 York North M4988 19087-19419 York-Scarborough M4989 19420-20203 York South M4989 20204-20628 York West M4990 20629-21170 Metro Toronto: Broadview M4990 21171-21454 Danforth M4991 21455-21890 Davenport M4990 21891-22203 Eglinton M4991 22204-22621

Page 19 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Greenwood M4991 22622-22933 High Park M4992 22934-23257 Parkdale M4992 23258-23622 Rosedale M4992 23623-23878 St. Paul’s M4992 23879-24194 Spadina M4993 24195-24579 Trinity M4993 24580-24878

Byelection Sept. 29, 1958 Grenville-Dundas M6313 1-162

Byelection Dec. 15, 1958 Trinity M6313 163-460

Byelection Oct. 5, 1959 Hastings-Frontenac M6313 1-238 Russell M6313 239-465 Russell M6314 466-685

Byelection Oct. 31, 1960 Niagara Falls M6314 1-306 Peterborough M6314 307-622

Byelection May 29, 1961 Leeds M6314 1-190

General Election June 18, 1962 Algoma East M5030 1-216 Algoma West M5030 217-565 Brantford M5030 566-836 Brant-Haldimand M5030 837-1077 Bruce M5030 1078-1221 Carleton M5031 1222-1882 Cochrane M5031 1883-2093 Dufferin-Simcoe M5031 2094-2270 Durham M5031 2271-2446 Elgin M5031 2447-2713 Essex East M5032 2714-3205 Essex South M5032 3206-3439 Essex West M5032 3440-3940 Fort William M5032 3941-4252 Glengarry-Prescott M5033 4253-4444 Grenville-Dundas M5033 4445-4611 Grey-Bruce M5033 4612-4768 Grey North M5033 4769-4987 Halton M5033 4988-5470 Hamilton East M5033 5471-5774

Page 20 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Hamilton South M5034 5775-6242 Hamilton West M5034 6243-6577 Hastings-Frontenac M5034 6578-6810 Hastings South M5034 6811-7133 Huron M5034 7134-7349 Kenora-Rainy River M5035 7350-7708 Kent M5035 7709-8033 Kingston M5035 8034-8356 Lambton-Kent M5035 8357-8562 Lambton West M5035 8563-8887 Lanark M5035 8888-9065 Leeds M5036 9066-9269 Lincoln M5036 9270-9791 London M5036 9792-10133 Middlesex East M5036 10134-10550 Middlesex West M5037 10551-10759 Niagara Falls M5037 10760-11082 Nickel Belt M5037 11083-11354 Nipissing M5037 11355-11593 Norfolk M5037 11594-11781 Northumberland M5037 11782-11977 Ontario M5038 11978-12510 Ottawa East M5038 12511-12791 Ottawa West M5038 12792-13177 Oxford M5038 13178-13515 Parry Sound-Muskoka M5039 13516-13804 Peel M5039 13805-14294 Perth M5039 14295-14553 Peterborough M5039 14554-14866 Port Arthur M5040 14867-15198 Prince Edward-Lennox M5040 15199-15377 Renfrew North M5040 15378-15626 Renfrew South M5040 15627-15793 Russell M5040 15794-16308 Simcoe East M5041 16309-16550 Simcoe North M5041 16551-16773 Stormont M5041 16774-17009 Sudbury M5041 17010-17336 Timiskaming M5041 17337-17586 Timmins M5041 17587-17803 Victoria M5041 17804-18018 Waterloo North M5042 18019-18470 Waterloo South M5042 18471-18732 Welland M5042 18733-19085 Wellington-Huron M5042 19086-19235 Wellington South M5042 19236-19480 Wentworth M5043 19481-19911

Page 21 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 York Centre M5043 19912-20750 York East M5044 20751-21252 York-Humber M5044 21253-21682 York North M5044 21683-22129 York-Scarborough M5045 22130-23296 York South M5045 23297-23728 York West M5046 23729-24446 Metro Toronto: Broadview M5046 24447-24731 Danforth M5046 24732-25180 Davenport M5047 25181-25492 Eglinton M5047 25493-25914 Greenwood M5047 25915-26227 High Park M5047 26228-26551 Parkdale M5048 26552-26946 Rosedale M5048 26947-27223 St. Paul’s M5048 27224-27552 Spadina M5048 27553-27942 Trinity M5048 27943-28240

General Election April 8, 1963 Algoma East M5089 1-224 Algoma West M5089 225-638 Brantford M5089 639-937 Brant-Haldimand M5089 938-1217 Bruce M5089 1218-1362 Carleton M5089 1363-1599 Carleton M5090 1600-2035 Cochrane M5090 2036-2266 Dufferin-Simcoe M5090 2267-2474 Durham M5090 2475-2655 Elgin M5090 2656-2932 Essex East M5090 2933-3189 Essex East M5091 3190-3393 Essex South M5091 3394-3635 Essex West M5091 3636-4120 Fort William M5091 4121-4461 Glengarry-Prescott M5091 4462-4658 Grenville-Dundas M5091 4659-4776 Grenville-Dundas M5092 4777-4826 Grey-Bruce M5092 4827-4993 Grey North M5092 4994-5216 Halton M5092 5217-5859 Hamilton East M5092 5860-6163 Hamilton South M5092 6164-6399 Hamilton South M5093 6400-6693 Hamilton West M5093 6694-7014

Page 22 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Hastings-Frontenac M5093 7015-7247 Hastings South M5093 7248-7575 Huron M5093 7576-7790 Kenora-Rainy River M5093 7791-8088 Kenora-Rainy River M5094 8000-8162 Kent M5094 8163-8495 Kingston M5094 8496-8825 Lambton-Kent M5094 8826-9035 Lambton West M5094 9036-9356 Lanark M5094 9357-9564 Leeds M5094 9565-9596 Leeds M5095 9597-9772 Lincoln M5095 9773-10300 London M5095 10301-10655 Middlesex East M5095 10656-11109 Middlesex West M5095 11110-11182 Middlesex West M5096 11183-11318 Niagara Falls M5096 11319-11676 Nickel Belt M5097 11677-11969 Nipissing M5097 11970-12228 Norfolk M5097 12229-12418 Northumberland M5097 12419-12621 Ontario M5097 12622-13164 Ottawa East M5097 13165-13194 Ottawa East M5098 13195-13446 Ottawa West M5098 13447-13801 Oxford M5098 13802-14141 Parry Sound-Muskoka M5098 14142-14420 Peel M5098 14421-14780 Peel M5099 14781-14927 Perth M5099 14928-15219 Peterborough M5099 15220-15551 Port Arthur M5099 15552-15908 Prince Edward-Lennox M5099 15909-16079 Renfrew North M5099 16080-16369 Renfrew South M5099 16370-16427 Renfrew South M5101 16428-16548 Russell M5101 16549-17087 Simcoe East M5101 17088-17343 Simcoe North M5101 17344-17568 Stormont M5101 17569-17825 Sudbury M5101 17826-18024 Sudbury M5100 18025-18141 Timiskaming M5100 18142-18400 Timmins M5100 18401-18626 Victoria M5100 18627-18861 Waterloo North M5100 18862-19361

Page 23 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Waterloo South M5100 19362-19631 Welland M5102 19632-20003 Wellington-Huron M5102 20004-20152 Wellington South M5102 20153-20397 Wentworth M5102 20398-20886 York Centre M5102 20887-21236 York Centre M5103 21237-21759 York East M5103 21760-22263 York-Humber M5103 22264-22738 York North M5103 22739-22821 York North M5104 22822-23203 York-Scarborough M5104 23204-24407 York South M5104 24408-24414 York South M5105 24415-24906 York West M5105 24907-25640 Metro Toronto: Broadview M5105 25641-25926 Danforth M5105 25927-26011 Danforth M5106 26012-26375 Davenport M5106 26376-26687 Eglinton M5106 26688-27119 Greenwood M5106 27120-27415 High Park M5106 27416-27584 High Park M5107 27585-27739 Parkdale M5107 27740-28136 Rosedale M5107 28137-28430 St. Paul’s M5107 28431-28760 Spadina M5107 28761-29137 Trinity M5107 29138-29184 Trinity M5108 29185-29435

Byelection June 22, 1964 Nipissing M6315 1-274

Byelection Nov. 9, 1964 Waterloo South M6315 275-345 Waterloo South M6316 346-550

General Election Nov. 8, 1965 Algoma East M5146 1-229 Algoma West M5146 230-606 Brantford M5146 607-902 Brant-Haldimand M5146 903-1176 Bruce M5146 1177-1320 Carleton M5146 1321-1599 Carleton M5147 1600-2292 Cochrane M5147 2293-2537

Page 24 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Dufferin-Simcoe M5147 2538-2760 Durham M5147 2761-2948 Elgin M5147 2949-3149 Elgin M5148 3150-3225 Essex East M5148 3226-3710 Essex South M5148 3711-3959 Essex West M5148 3960-4478 Fort William M5148 4479-4769 Fort William M5149 4770-4844 Glengarry-Prescott M5149 4845-5067 Grenville-Dundas M5149 5068-5240 Grey-Bruce M5149 5241-5411 Grey North M5149 5412-5625 Halton M5149 5626-6245 Hamilton East M5149 6246-6379 Hamilton East M5150 6380-6550 Hamilton South M5150 6551-7111 Hamilton West M5150 7112-7447 Hastings-Frontenac M5150 7448-7682 Hastings South M5150 7683-7998 Huron M5150 7999-8009 Huron M5151 8010-8207 Kenora-Rainy River M5151 8208-8592 Kent M5151 8593-8936 Kingston M5151 8937-9292 Lambton-Kent M5151 9293-9506 Lambton West M5151 9507-9639 Lambton West M5152 9640-9837 Lanark M5152 9838-10046 Leeds M5152 10047-10261 Lincoln M5152 10262-10863 London M5152 10864-11204 Middlesex East M5153 11205-11710 Middlesex West M5153 11711-11947 Niagara Falls M5153 11948-12304 Nickel Belt M5153 12305-12596 Nipissing M5153 12597-12699 Nipissing M5154 12700-12898 Norfolk M5154 12899-13105 Northumberland M5154 13106-13309 Ontario M5154 13310-13915 Ottawa East M5154 13916-14199 Ottawa West M5154 14200-14318 Ottawa West M5155 14319-14557 Oxford M5155 14558-14300 Parry Sound-Muskoka M5155 14301-15171 Peel M5155 15172-15517

Page 25 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Perth M5155 15518-15932 Perth M5156 15933-16121 Peterborough M5156 16122-16480 Port Arthur M5156 16481-16877 Prince Edward-Lennox M5156 16878-17052 Renfrew North M5156 17053-17352 Renfrew South M5156 17353-17545 Russell M5157 17546-18158 Simcoe East M5157 18159-18418 Simcoe North M5157 18419-18653 Stormont M5157 18654-18903 Sudbury M5157 18904-19169 Sudbury M5158 19170-19242 Timiskaming M5158 19243-19495 Timmins M5158 19496-19720 Victoria M5158 19721-19973 Waterloo North M5158 19974-20522 Waterloo South M5158 20523-20802 Waterloo South M5159 20803-20818 Welland M5159 20819-21204 Wellington-Huron M5159 21205-21370 Wellington South M5159 21371-21634 Wentworth M5159 21635-22147 York Centre M5160 22148-23245 York East M5160 23246-23777 York-Humber M5161 23778-24269 York North M5161 24270-24787 York-Scarborough M5161 24788-25407 York-Scarborough M5162 25408-26212 York South M5162 26213-26741 York West M5162 26742-27116 York West M5163 26960-27652 Metro Toronto: Broadview M5163 27653-27934 Danforth M5163 27935-28395 Davenport M5163 28396-28580 Davenport M5164 28581-28697 Eglinton M5164 28698-29142 Greenwood M5164 29143-29436 High Park M5164 29437-29756 Parkdale M5164 29757-30162 Rosedale M5165 30163-30477 St. Paul’s M5165 30478-30843 Spadina M5165 30844-31224 Trinity M5165 31225-31479

Page 26 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Byelection May 29, 1967 Sudbury M6317 1-273 Sudbury M6318 274-343

General Election June 25, 1968 Algoma M6092 1-258 Brant M6092 259-665 Bruce M6092 666-944 Cochrane M6092 945-1277 Elgin M6092 1278-1564 Essex M6093 1565-1909 Fort William M6093 1910-2192 Frontenac- M6093 2193-2480 Glengarry-Prescott M6093 2481-2731 Grenville-Carleton M6093 2732-3190 Grey-Simcoe M6094 3191-3519 Halton M6094 3520-3914 Halton-Wentworth M6094 3915-4406 Hamilton East M6094 4407-4729 M6095 4730-5181 Hamilton-Wentworth M6095 5182-5552 Hamilton West M6095 5553-5907 Hastings M6095 5908-6214 Huron M6095 6215-6345 Huron M6096 6346-6497 Kenora-Rainy River M6096 6498-6805 Kent-Essex M6096 6806-7144 M6096 7145-7479 Kitchener M6096 7480-7900 Lambton-Kent M6097 7901-8223 Lanark and Renfrew M6097 8224-8502 Leeds M6097 8503-8794 Lincoln M6097 8795-9108 M6097 9109-9473 M6098 9474-9952 Middlesex M6098 9953-10325 Niagara Falls M6098 10326-10736 Nickel Belt M6098 10737-10984 Nipissing M6099 10985-11367 Norfolk-Haldimand M6099 11368-11656 Northumberland-Durham M6099 11657-11966 Ontario M6099 11967-12267 Oshawa-Whitby M6099 12268-12545 Oshawa-Whitby M6100 12546-12719 Ottawa-Carleton M6101 12720-13248 M6101 13249-13747 Ottawa East M6100 13748-14118

Page 27 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Ottawa East M6101 14119-14229 Ottawa West M6101 14230-14790 Oxford M6101 14791-15142 Parry Sound-Muskoka M6101 15143-15402 Peel-Dufferin-Simcoe M6101 15403-15692 Peel-Dufferin-Simcoe M6102 15693-15778 Peel South M6102 15779-16323 Perth M6102 16324-16626 Peterborough M6102 16627-17020 Port Arthur M6102 17021-17130 Port Arthur M6103 17131-17272 Prince Edward-Hastings M6103 17273-17595 Renfrew North M6103 17596-17940 Sarnia M6103 17941-18290 Sault Ste. Marie M6103 18291-18574 St. Catharines M6103 18575-18718 St. Catharines M6104 18719-19050 Simcoe North M6104 19051-19445 Stormont-Dundas M6104 19446-19745 Sudbury M6104 19746-20150 Thunder Bay M6104 20151-20319 Thunder Bay M6105 20320-20442 Timiskaming M6105 20443-20721 Timmins M6105 20722-20974 Victoria-Haliburton M6105 20975-21266 Waterloo M6105 21267-21702 Welland M6105 21703-21940 Welland M6106 21941-22066 Wellington M6106 22067-22369 Wellington-Grey M6106 22370-22692 Windsor-Walkerville M6106 22693-23124 M6106 23125-23547 York North M6107 23548-24067 York-Simcoe M6107 24068-24456 Metro Toronto: Broadview M6107 24457-24782 Davenport M6107 24783-25033 Don Valley M6107 25034-25184 Don Valley M6108 25185-25561 Eglinton M6108 25562-25950 M6108 25951-26529 Greenwood M6108 26530-26745 Greenwood M6109 26746-26881 High Park M6109 26882-27296 Lakeshore M6109 27297-27666 Parkdale M6109 27667-28012 Rosedale M6109 28013-28326

Page 28 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Rosedale M6110 28327-28593 St. Paul’s M6110 28594-28962 M6110 28963-29452 Scarborough West M6110 29453-29815 Spadina M6110 29816-29890 Spadina M6111 29891-30050 Trinity M6111 30051-30310 York Centre M6111 30311-30824 York East M6111 30825-31298 York-Scarborough M6112 31299-31945 York South M6112 31946-32264 York West M6112 32265-32761

Byelection May 31, 1971 Brant M6321 1-440

General Election Oct. 30, 1972 Algoma M6153 1-278 Brant M6153 279-772 Bruce M6153 773-1131 Cochrane M6153 1132-1480 Elgin M6153 1481-1619 Elgin M6154 1620-1807 Essex-Windsor M6154 1808-2288 Fort William M6154 2289-2717 Frontenac-Lennox and Addington M6154 2718-3088 Glengarry-Prescott-Russell M6154 3089-3252 Glengarry-Prescott-Russell M6155 3253-3401 Grenville-Carleton M6155 3402-4088 Grey-Simcoe M6155 4089-4452 Halton M6155 4453-4871 Halton M6156 4872-4978 Halton-Wentworth M6156 4979-5597 Hamilton East M6156 5598-5849 Hamilton Mountain M6156 5850-6513 Hamilton-Wentworth M6157 6514-7059 Hamilton West M6157 7060-7508 Hastings M6157 7509-7930 Huron M6157 7931-8164 Huron M6158 8165-8233 Kenora-Rainy River M6158 8234-8539 Kent-Essex M6158 8540-8947 Kingston and the Islands M6158 8948-9409 Kitchener M6158 9410-9762 Kitchener M6159 9763-9952 Lambton-Kent M6159 9953-10297 Lanark-Renfrew-Carleton M6159 10298-10633

Page 29 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Leeds M6159 10634-11008 Lincoln M6159 11009-11375 Lincoln M6160 11376-11445 London East M6160 11446-11911 London West M6160 11912-12532 Middlesex M6160 12533-13028 Niagara Falls M6161 13029-13466 Nickel Belt M6161 13467-13796 Nipissing M6161 13797-14267 Norfolk-Haldimand M6161 14268-14621 Northumberland-Durham M6162 14622-14978 Ontario M6162 14979-15408 Oshawa-Whitby M6162 15409-15973 Ottawa-Carleton M6162 15974-16222 Ottawa-Carleton M6163 16223-16849 Ottawa Centre M6163 16850-17366 Ottawa East M6163 17367-17828 Ottawa East M6164 17829-17853 Ottawa West M6164 17854-18567 Oxford M6164 18568-18979 Parry Sound-Muskoka M6164 18980-19273 Peel-Dufferin-Simcoe M6164 19274-19476 Peel-Dufferin-Simcoe M6165 19477-19848 Peel South M6165 19849-20693 Perth-Wilmot M6165 20694-21062 Peterborough M6166 21063-21559 Port Arthur M6166 21560-21837 Prince Edward-Hastings M6166 21838-22196 Renfrew North-Nipissing East M6166 22197-22656 Sarnia-Lambton M6166 22657-22710 Sarnia-Lambton M6167 22711-23065 Sault Ste. Marie M6167 23066-23504 St. Catharines M6167 23505-24179 Simcoe North M6167 24180-24351 Simcoe North M6168 24352-24690 Stormont-Dundas M6168 24691-25072 Sudbury M6168 25073-25647 Thunder Bay M6168 25648-25955 Timiskaming M6169 25956-26273 Timmins M6169 26274-26666 Victoria-Haliburton M6169 26667-27001 Waterloo M6169 27002-27599 Waterloo M6170 27600-27631 Welland M6170 27632-28134 Wellington M6170 28135-28521 Wellington-Grey-Dufferin-Waterloo M6170 28522-28872 Windsor-Walkerville M6170 28873-29240

Page 30 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Windsor-Walkerville M6171 29241-29372 Windsor West M6171 29373-29900 York North M6171 29901-30846 York North M6172 30847-30869 York-Simcoe M6172 30870-31420 Metro Toronto: Broadview M6172 31421-31757 Davenport M6172 31758-32007 Don Valley M6172 32008-32480 DonValley M6173 32481-32732 Eglinton M6173 32733-33176 Etobicoke M6173 33177-33935 Greenwood M6173 33936-34114 Greenwood M6174 34115-34335 High Park-Humber Valley M6174 34336-34843 Parkdale M6174 34844-35211 Rosedale M6174 35212-35719 St. Paul’s M6175 35720-36276 Scarborough East M6175 36277-37000 Scarborough West M6175 37001-37338 Scarborough West M6176 37339-37442 Spadina M6176 37443-37728 Toronto-Lakeshore M6176 37729-38121 Trinity M6176 38122-38407 York Centre M6176 38408-38928 York Centre M6177 38929-39195 York East M6177 39196-39775 York-Scarborough M6177 39776-40525 York-Scarborough M6178 40526-40723 York South M6178 40724-41093 York West M6178 41094-41721

General Election July 8, 1974 Algoma M6226 1-292 Brant M6226 293-814 Bruce M6226 815-1221 Cochrane M6226 1222-1559 Elgin M6226 1560-1634 Elgin M6227 1635-1923 Essex-Windsor M6227 1924-2501 Fort William M6227 2502-2971 Frontenac-Lennox and Addington M6227 2972-3273 Frontenac-Lennox and Addington M6228 3274-3410 Glengarry-Prescott-Russell M6228 3411-3745 Grenville-Carleton M6228 3746-4510 Grey-Simcoe M6228 4511-4885 Grey-Simcoe M6229 4886-4913

Page 31 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Halton M6229 4914-5497 Halton-Wentworth M6229 5498-6214 Hamilton East M6229 6215-6523 Hamilton East M6230 6524-6560 Hamilton Mountain M6230 6561-7186 Hamilton-Wentworth M6230 7187-7788 Hamilton West M6230 7789-8157 Hamilton West M6231 8158-8244 Hastings M6231 8245-8671 Huron-Middlesex M6231 8672-8986 Kenora-Rainy River M6231 8987-9310 Kent-Essex M6231 9311-9764 Kingston and the Islands M6232 9765-10294 Kitchener M6232 10295-10840 Lambton-Kent M6232 10841-11189 Lanark-Renfrew-Carleton M6232 11190-11375 Lanark-Renfrew-Carleton M6233 11376-11552 Leeds M6233 11553-11922 Lincoln M6233 11923-12377 London East M6233 12378-12885 London West M6233 12886-12997 London West M6234 12998-13603 Middlesex-London-Lambton M6234 13604-14167 M6234 14168-14644 Mississauga M6235 14645-15124 Niagara Falls M6235 15125-15568 Nickel Belt M6235 15569-15968 Nipissing M6235 15969-16280 Nipissing M6236 16281-16473 Norfolk-Haldimand M6236 16474-16857 Northumberland-Durham M6236 16858-17239 Ontario M6236 17240-17710 Oshawa-Whitby M6237 17711-17899 Oshawa M6237 17900-18308 Ottawa-Carleton M6237 18309-19174 Ottawa Centre M6237 19175-19407 Ottawa Centre M6238 19408-19675 Ottawa-Vanier M6238 19676-20166 Ottawa West M6238 20167-20969 Oxford M6238 20970-21102 Oxford M6239 21103-21420 Parry Sound-Muskoka M6239 21421-21766 Peel-Dufferin-Simcoe M6239 21767-22416 Perth-Wilmot M6239 22417-22741 Perth-Wilmot M6240 22742-22788 Peterborough M6240 22789-23262 Port Arthur M6240 23263-23553

Page 32 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Prince Edward-Hastings M6240 23554-23910 Renfrew North-Nipissing East M6240 23911-24405 Sarnia-Lambton M6241 24406-24819 Sault Ste. Marie M6241 24820-25305 St. Catharines M6241 25306-26022 Simcoe North M6242 26023-26636 Stormont-Dundas M6242 26637-27031 Sudbury M6242 27032-27645 Sudbury M6243 27646-27671 Thunder Bay M6243 27672-27968 Timiskaming M6243 27969-28313 Timmins M6243 28314-28714 Victoria-Haliburton M6243 28715-29060 Waterloo-Cambridge M6243 29061-29297 Waterloo-Cambridge M6244 29298-29755 Welland M6244 29756-30292 Wellington M6244 30293-30730 Wellington-Grey-Dufferin-Waterloo M6244 30731-30941 Wellington-Grey-Dufferin-Waterloo M6245 30942-31109 Windsor-Walkerville M6245 31110-31651 Windsor West M6245 31652-32195 York North M6245 32196-32504 York North M6246 32505-33219 York-Simcoe M6246 33220-33874 Metro Toronto: Broadview M6246 33875-34153 Broadview M6247 34154-34213 Davenport M6247 34214-34441 Don Valley M6247 34442-35117 Eglinton M6247 35118-35551 Etobicoke M6247 35552-35765 Etobicoke M6248 35766-36342 Greenwood M6248 36343-36736 High Park-Humber Valley M6248 36737-37202 Parkdale M6248 37203-37433 Parkdale M6249 37434-37560 Rosedale M6249 37561-38011 St. Paul’s M6249 38012-38448 Scarborough East M6249 38449-39065 Scarborough East M6250 39066-39200 Scarborough West M6250 39201-39638 Spadina M6250 39639-39924 Toronto-Lakeshore M6250 39925-40362 Trinity M6250 40363-40600 York Centre M6250 40601-40720 York Centre M6251 40721-41439 York East M6251 41440-41995

Page 33 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 York-Scarborough M6251 41996-42341 York-Scarborough M6252 42342-43052 York South M6252 43053-43412 York West M6252 43413-43991 York West M6253 43992-44027

Byelection Oct. 18, 1976 Ottawa-Carleton M6323 1-1091 Ottawa-Carleton M6324 1092-2361 Ottawa-Carleton T717 1-1720 Ottawa-Carleton T718 1720-2356 M6323-M6324 were filmed in 1978; T717-T718 were filmed in 1980.

Byelection Oct. 16, 1978 Hamilton-Wentworth T724 11744-12957 Ottawa Centre T724 12958-13436 Ottawa Centre T725 13437-13691 Broadview T725 13692-14215 Eglinton T725 14216-14991 Parkdale T725 14992-15545 Rosedale T726 15546-16332 York-Scarborough T726 16333-17090 York-Scarborough T727 17091-18572

General Election May 22, 1979 Algoma T548 1-977 -Georgetown T549 978-2252 Brant T549 2253-2535 Brant T550 2536-3405 Bruce-Grey T551 3406-4429 Burlington T551 4430-4995 Burlington T552 4996-5475 Cambridge T553 5476-6284 Cochrane T553 6285-7080 Durham-Northumberland T554 7081-8025 Elgin T554 8026-8826 Erie T555 8827-9646 Essex-Kent T555 9647-10564 Essex-Windsor T556 10565-11748 Glengarry-Prescott-Russell T556 11749-12152 Glengarry-Prescott-Russell T557 12153-12741 Grey-Simcoe T558 12742-13672 T558 13673-14562 Haldimand-Norfolk T559 14563-15755 Halton T559 15756-16199 Halton T560 16200-17068 Hamilton East T561 17069-17828

Page 34 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Hamilton Mountain T561 17829-18860 Hamilton-Wentworth T562 18861-19796 Hamilton West T562 19797-20717 Hastings-Frontenac T563 20718-21732 Huron-Bruce T563 21733-22639 Kenora-Rainy River T564 22640-23571 Kent T564 23572-24477 Kingston and the Islands T565 24478-25589 Kitchener T565 25590-26100 Kitchener T566 26101-26645 Lambton-Middlesex T567 26646-27673 Lanark-Renfrew-Carleton T567 27674-28240 Lanark-Renfrew-Carleton T568 28241-28641 Leeds-Grenville T568 28642-29521 Leeds-Grenville T569 29522-29671 Lincoln T569 29672-30600 London East T569 30601-31144 London East T570 31145-31476 London-Middlesex T570 31477-32327 London West T570 32328-32803 London West T571 32804-33533 T571 33534-34494 Mississauga North T572 34495-34803 Mississauga South T572 34804-35792 Nepean-Carleton T572 35793-36065 Nepean-Carleton T573 36066-37002 Niagara Falls T573 37003-37618 Niagara Falls T574 37619-38002 Nickel Belt T574 38003-39006 Nipissing T574 39007-39302 Nipissing T575 39303-39780 Northumberland T575 39781-40748 Ontario T575 40749-40955 Ontario T576 40956-41743 Oshawa T576 41744-42458 Oshawa T577 42459-42784 Ottawa-Carleton T577 42785-44013 Ottawa Centre T577 44014-44167 Ottawa Centre T578 44168-45018 Ottawa-Vanier T578 45019-45957 Ottawa-Vanier T579 45958-45983 Ottawa West T579 45984-46971 Oxford T579 46972-47735 Oxford T580 47736-47961 Parry Sound-Muskoka T580 47962-49006 Perth T580 49007-49525 Perth T581 49526-49837

Page 35 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Peterborough T581 49838-50965 Prince Edward-Hastings T581 50966-51314 Prince Edward-Hastings T582 51315-51952 Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke T582 51953-52989 St. Catharines T582 52990-53100 St. Catharines T583 53101-54050 Sarnia T583 54051-54760 Sarnia T584 54761-55011 Sault Ste. Marie T584 55012-55695 Simcoe North T584 55696-56535 Simcoe North T585 56536-56814 T585 56815-57918 Stormont-Dundas T585 57919-58355 Stormont-Dundas T586 58356-59092 Sudbury T586 59093-60115 Sudbury T587 60116-60140 Thunder Bay-Atikokan T587 60141-60928 Thunder Bay-Nipigon T587 60929-61719 Timiskaming T587 61720-61865 Timiskaming T588 61866-62461 Timmins-Chapleau T588 62462-63225 Victoria-Haliburton T588 63226-63650 Victoria-Haliburton T589 63651-64459 Waterloo T589 64460-65400 Waterloo T590 65401-65613 Welland T590 65614-66481 Wellington-Dufferin-Simcoe T590 66482-67140 Wellington-Dufferin-Simcoe T591 67141-67524 Windsor-Walkerville T591 67525-68345 Windsor West T591 68346-68880 Windsor West T592 68881-69195 York North T592 69196-70322 York-Peel T592 70323-70625 York-Peel T593 70626-71494 Metro Toronto: Beaches T593 71495-72186 Broadview-Greenwood T593 72187-72385 Broadview-Greenwood T594 72386-72777 Davenport T594 72778-73218 T594 73219-74158 T595 74159-75086 Eglinton-Lawrence T595 75087-75906 Etobicoke Centre T596 75907-76985 Etobicoke-Lakeshore T596 76986-77670 Etobicoke-Lakeshore T597 77671-77903 T597 77904-78865 Parkdale-High Park T597 78866-79415

Page 36 Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979 Parkdale-High Park T598 79416-79652 Rosedale T598 79653-80432 St. Paul’s T598 80433-81170 St. Paul’s T599 81171-81226 Scarborough Centre T599 81227-82023 Scarborough East T599 82024-82839 Scarborough West T599 82840-82900 Scarborough West T600 82901-83660 Spadina T600 83661-84276 Trinity T600 84277-84655 Trinity T601 84656-84698 Willowdale T601 84699-85617 York Centre T601 85618-86390 York Centre T602 86391-86427 York East T602 86428-87297 York-Scarborough T602 87298-88135 York-Scarborough T603 88136-88743 York South-Weston T603 88744-89440 York West T603 89441-89880 York West T604 89881-90135

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Federal Voters Lists in Ontario • 1935-1979

Containing millions and millions of names, voters lists are one of the most important 20th-century sources for family history researchers. They record the names and addresses of adult Canadians at precise periods – a few weeks before federal general elections and byelections. This finding aid is the first published guide to federal lists in Ontario – a collection of almost 300 rolls of microfilm available through the National Archives of Canada. It lists the federal electoral districts for each election, and provides the numbers of the microfilm reels and the page numbers for those districts. Federal Voters Lists in Ontario 1935-1979 will open a vast new resource for geneal- ogists. It makes it possible to trace people through more than four decades in the mid- dle of the 20th century.

Compiled by Dave Obee Dave Obee has been researching family history since 1978. He is a member of more than a dozen genealogical organizations, including the Federation of East European Family History Societies, the Society of Genealogists, the Ulster Historical and Genealogical Guild, the Association of Professional Genealogists and the Verein für Familien- forschung in Ost- und Westpreußen. Dave is a partner in Interlink Bookshop and Genealogical Services in Victoria, B.C. His other books include: • Federal Voters Lists in Western Canada 1935-1979 • Destination Canada: A Guide to 20th Century Immigration records • Western Canadian Directories on Microfiche and Microfilm • Back to the Land: A Genealogical Guide to Finding Farms on the Canadian Prairies • Lethbridge 1891: A Settlement Becomes a Town.

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