21. EONTGEN-L: The History, Geography & Genealogy Of Eastern Ontario Mailing List EONTGENL Introducing EONTGEN-L, The Eastern ontario history, Geographyand Genealogy Mailing List. EONTGEN-L is a no-cost email http://www.ikweb.com/murduck/genealogy/eontgen-l/

EONTGEN-L: Introducing EONTGEN-L, The Eastern Ontario History, Geography and Genealogy Mailing List EONTGEN-L is a 'no-cost' email based forum for subscribers to discuss aspects of the history, geography, and genealogy of people, places, and events from within the the entire eastern area of the Province of Ontario, Canada. If you have access to a road map of Ontario, locate Toronto, our Province's Capital and principal city, and then travel north east along the north shore of Lake Ontario. When you've located the town of Trenton, draw an imaginary line northward toward Bancroft. From Bancroft extend your imaginary line almost due easterly toward the City of Ottawa, our Nation's Capital, which is located on the Ottawa River. In a generalized sense, everything south and east of this imaginary line, between the Ottawa River on the north and the St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario on the south are included in the area that we normally designate as eastern Ontario. The following Counties fall within the eastern Ontario area: and Ottawa/Carleton.

22. HJG: Ontario History Title ontario history. Abbreviation Continues Papers and Records pfthe Ontario Historical Society (1899­1946). Absorbed Newsletter http://www.history-journals.de/journals/hjg-o00027.html

WWW-Virtual Library The History Journals Guide by Stefan Blaschke - Periodicals Directory - The History Index Home Complete Index Electronical Index Chronological Index ... Announcements Journal Information Contact Search Last updated: 1999-12-01. Title: O ntario History Abbreviation: Continues: Papers and Records pf the Ontario Historical Society (1899­1946) Absorbed: Newsletter of the Ontario Historical Society Description: Devoted to all aspects of Ontario (Canada) from the prehistory to the present. Editor(s): Publishers: Start-End-Date: Frequency: quarterly Language(s): English ISSN: Keyword(s): Canada Website(s): Homepage of PCI Web : tables of contents from first issue to 1995 (only available to subscribing institutions)

23. Ontario History And Genealogy, History Return Home. Welcome to Ontario County, NY, History and Genealogy. From History ofOntario County, NY. Published 1878, Pg 3839. ONTARIO S ROLL OF EARLY NOTABLES. http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/ontario/history.html

Ontario, New York History and Genealogy History Return Home Welcome to Ontario County, NY, History and Genealogy. This is is a central point of entry to independent not-for-profit web sites with historical or genealogical content. Although independent, it is affiliated with The American History and Genealogy Project . To learn more about this group, click the link above. Ontario County Ontario County was taken from Montgomery in 1789, and included all the land of which the pre-emptive right had been ceded to the state of Massachusetts, which that state afterward sold to Phelps and Gorham, and which afterward chiefly passed into the possession of the Holland Land Company and the Pulteney estate. Ontario county then extended from the pre-emption line a mile eastward of Geneva, so as to include within its limits all the territory within the hounds of this state west of that line. This was commonly known as the “Genesee country,” although the title was occasionally more extensively applied, and from it have been formed the counties of Steuben, Allegany, Cattaraugus, Chatauque, Erie, Niagara, Genesee, Wyoming, Orleans, Monroe, Livingston, Yates, Wayne, in part, leaving to a tract around the former chief town, (Canandaigua,) the name of Ontario. In 1790, this extensive territory had only 1,075 inhabitants. The surface is agreeably diversified, waving in gentle swells and valleys of ample area, with tracts of campaign, and in the southern part more or less hilly. The soil partakes of a considerable variety, but a warm and rich mould forms the greater proportion, while along the borders of Lake Ontario there are tracts of clayey loam, with but a slight admixture of mould. The principal streams are Flint creek, Canandaigua outlet, and Mud creek. The lakes are Canandaigua, Honeoye

24. Ontario History And Genealogy, Ontario County Data Ontario, NY History and Genealogy Misc. Data. Welcome to Ontario County,NY, History and Genealogy. This is is a central point of http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/ontario/data.html

Ontario , NY History and Genealogy Misc. Data Welcome to Ontario County, NY, History and Genealogy. This is is a central point of entry to independent not-for-profit web sites with historical or genealogical content. Although independent, it is affiliated with The American History and Genealogy Project . To learn more about this group, click the link above. If you would like to link Ontario County data to this site please contact me Search this site powered by FreeFind Match: All Any Boolean Format: Long Short Sort by: Score Time Title Reverse Score Reverse Time Reverse Title Search: Data 1812 War New York Veterans 1860 Canandaigua Jail Census 1870 Canandaigua Jail Census 1880 Canandaigua Jail Census ... Volunteers Who Served in NY Infantries Created by Dianne Thomas You are the Visitor to this USGenNet Safe-Site™ Since September 15, 2001.. NY History and Genealogy AHGP This nonprofit genealogical/historical research site is hosted by USGenNet, a nonprofit, tax-exempt public benefit corporation, and is in full compliance with USGenNet's Conditions of use

25. Massad Ontario HISTORY HISTORY OF MASSAD ONTARIO. MASSAD ONTARIO was founded in 1948 and closedits gates in 1977. Massad Ontario was a mile down the road http://www.campmassad.ca/moaihist.html

HISTORY OF MASSAD ONTARIO MASSAD ONTARIO was founded in 1948 and closed its gates in 1977. Massad Ontario was a mile down the road from Torrance, Ontario (in Muskoka) on Black Lake (and the water was black from minerals), off highway 169, between Gravenhurst and Bala. It had a small road by the train track hut called "Queens Walk Road", because Queen Elizabeth's train came through there when she apparently took a trip through Ontario many years ago. At the end of every camp session, the camp was split into two groups for a "colour war" known as the Massadia, that lasted about 3-4 days, and consisted of athletic and drama competition, "ruach", art, etc. (Todah Rabah to HartleyG and LyndaKfor the above info!) MORE TO FOLLOW AT A LATER DATE Return to Massad Ontario Alumni Main Screen Return to Massad Manitoba main index page

26. Ontario Historical Society - Papers And Records Our Ontario Historical Society Papers and Records collection. The Papers and Records(now ontario history) is the journal of the Ontario Historical Society. http://www.aandc.org/collections/ontario_history.html

P.O. Box 125, Picton, Ontario, K0K 2T0, Canada Our Ontario Historical Society Papers and Records collection The Papers and Records (now Ontario History ) is the journal of the Ontario Historical Society. The Society was founded in 1888, and is now a registered charity - a non-profit, educational organization dedicated to increasing an appreciation of Ontario's history and preserving its heritage for people of all ages and cultural backgrounds. The Society now publishes " Ontario History " twice a year, and its newletter, the OHS Bulletin , five times a year. Volume VIII, publishe 1907 and illustrated here, contains an eighteen page article by Barlow Cumberland M.A. on "The Navies on Lake Ontario in the War of 1812". Collection: Stormy Weather Collection Availability: some single, slipcased, some bound volumes [see details Indexing: by ACS, keywords started, complete index incomplete. The Ontario Historical Society 34 Parkview Avenue Willowdale, Ontario, M2N 3Y2 Phone: (416) 226-9011 Fax: (416) 226-2740 Editor: Gabriele Scardellato Website: www.ontariohistoricalsociety.ca

27. Perth Ontario History: UrbanMarket - Perth - Origins Of The Store. Mary Colleen Enterprises presents urbanMarket Perth, located in historicaldowntown Perth, Ontario, Canada. Read the history of the store. http://www.urbanmarket.com/mce/history.html

Learn more about the history of our store and the town of Perth, Ontario: A Short History of the Store Go back in history to see the humble beginings of urbanMarket - Perth. A Short History of the Building Explore the historical past of 40 Gore St West. All About Us Our History Our Products Our Location ... Return Home For any comments, concerns or product inquires contact Mary Colleen @ mcolleen@urbanmarket.com Page Design and Content by CyberSpace Industries 2000 Inc. CyberSpace Industries 2000 Inc. Visit Perth Ontario

28. UW Library - Ontario History Fonds ontario history fonds. ontario history fonds textual records, graphic. 1716-1950. 66 cm. of textual records and graphic materials http://www.lib.uwaterloo.ca/discipline/SpecColl/archives/onthist.html

Ontario History fonds Ontario History fonds [textual records, graphic]. - 1716-1950. 66 cm. of textual records and graphic materials, photos, maps, multiple media The fonds consists mainly of items relating to the history of Ontario with some items relating to other parts of Canada and the U.S. covering the period 1716 to 1950. These were items which accumulated in the office of Ontario History and which were passed to the University of Waterloo. The contents include correspondence, manuscripts, typescripts, documents, pamphlets, clippings, ephemera, maps, photographs and engravings. Most of the typescripts are transcriptions of petitions to the Government of Upper Canada for grants of land. The topical and chronological coverage of this fonds is wide-ranging. Title from information received from donor. Donated by Prof. Paul Cornell of the Dept. of History, University of Waterloo, in 1965. Finding aid available. Call number: GA6 Return to: Special Collections Questions or comments about this page. Last updated: September 25, 2000 http://www.lib.waterloo.ca/discipline/SpecColl/archives/onthist.html

29. NAFA Ontario - History NAFA Ontario. ontario history at the NAFA World Series. http://members.aol.com/blairjs/history.html

NAFA Ontario Ontario History at the NAFA World Series More than 20 Ontario teams have competed in the NAFA World Series since play started in 1993. Ontario representatives have fared best at the "AA" level winning the past three championships and five of the past seven. In addition to winning, Ontario teams have placed in the top 10 a total of 19 times. In "AAA" competition, the best finish by an Ontario team is the fifth recorded by Toronto Teamwork in 2001. At the "A" World Series, the third place in 2002 by Waterdown Hammer is the top result. ONTARIO TOP-10 RESULTS AND ALL-WORLD PLAYERS 2003 Durham Heat "AAA" 7th Place 2003 "AAA" Second Team: Dave Waldie, Jeff Hannah, Jamie Baker, Wayne Wells, Durham Heat 2003 Toronto Teamwork "AAA" 9th Place 2003 "AAA" First Team: Jason Smith, Quaker, PA Riversharks 2002 Sebringville Sting "AAA" 10th Place 2002 Sebringville Sting "AA" Champion

30. Ontario History - World66 Ontario. Sections. Ontario; Sights; Accommodation; Eating Out; History;Practical Information; Books; Things to do; Add Section. History. editthis http://www.world66.com/northamerica/canada/ontario/history

the travel guide you write Recent Changes login register Home ... Ontario Sections Ontario Sights Accommodation Eating Out ... [Add Section] History [edit this] This is no World66 image. It was found using an Internet search. more.. [Change image] [Upload image] Though Canada's history has been relatively short, (the Dominion of Canada was only actually founded in 1867) it has certainly been eventful. Canadians are fascinated by their past and this is reflected in the many historical sites throughout the country. In Central and Eastern Canada, the history entails the early struggles of the first European settlers, and of how the two major cultural groups of the time (British and French) interacted to build a great nation together. In today's highly charged political arena, with on-going talk of Qu©bec independence, this earlier relationship is too often forgotten. The history of Central and Eastern Canada is also very much tied in with the American Revolution, when thousands of people loyal to the British crown crossed the border and settled in these areas in order to remain under British rule. The struggle with the United States continued until after the war of 1812, when an attempted invasion of Canada by the Americans was repulsed. Canada adopted the Statute of Westminster in December 1931, giving it full legislative autonomy within the British Empire. The country emerged as an independent nation within the Commonwealth after the Second World War, and the last legislative link with the U.K. was ended with the patriation of the Canadian constitution in 1982. Queen Elizabeth II remains Canada's head of state, represented by the Governor General.

31. The Gateway To Northwestern Ontario History -- ResearchBuzz, August 21, 2002 August 21, 2002. The Gateway to Northwestern ontario history. A collectionof materials about the history of Northwestern Ontario http://www.researchbuzz.org/archives/000783.shtml

ResearchBuzz! Search Engine News and More Since 1998 Get the Newsletter! Email address: ResearchBuzz: About ResearchBuzz Submit Your Site ResearchBuzz Extra Advertise in ResearchBuzz ... Contact Archives Category-Based: Popular Categories All Categories (Long List!) Date-Based: May 2004 (46) April 2004 (61) March 2004 (60) February 2004 (55) ... WebSite-Watcher Enters 4.0 Beta Search ResearchBuzz: August 21, 2002 The Gateway to Northwestern Ontario History A collection of materials about the history of Northwestern Ontario are available at the Gateway to Northwestern Ontario History, http://www.nextlibrary.com/tbpl/home.html After you get past the "Do you want English or French?" splash page, you'll get to a main page that's divided into several sections, including History, Mystery, and Links. On the left frame of the page you'll see a listing of over 1,000 photographs in alphabetical order, which is one of the design-nerviest things I've ever seen. Since it was all text it didn't add a lot to load time. If you don't want to browse over 1,000 photographs in alphabetical order with circles and arrows and a paragraph on the back of each waitwaitwait. Sorry. There are no circles. There are no arrows. There are no paragraphs on the back of each one. Instead there is a search engine at the top if you don't want to browse the photographs. Pictures include a 1914 picnic, mines, railroad cars, and aerial views. Photographs open in the main frame and include a decent-sized copy of the photograph and a variety of information about it.

32. ResearchBuzz: Discussion On The Gateway To Northwestern Ontario History www.researchbuzz.org/cgibin/mt-tb.cgi/82 Listed below are links to weblogs thatreference The Gateway to Northwestern ontario history from ResearchBuzz. http://www.researchbuzz.org/cgi-bin/mt-tb.cgi?__mode=view&entry_id=783

33. Steamboat Promotion And Changing Technology: The Careers Of James Sutherland And Walter Lewis, Steamboat Promotion and Changing Technology the Careersof James Sutherland and the Magnet, ontario history,vol. LXXVII, no. http://www.hhpl.on.ca/GreatLakes/Documents/SutherlandMagnet/

Search: Table of Contents Title Page Introduction I II III ... Index Steamboat Promotion and Changing Technology: the Careers of James Sutherland and the Magnet by Walter Lewis conversion to TEIlite-conformant markup Walter Lewis Toronto, ON : Ontario Historical Society September 1985 based on the original document: Walter Lewis, "Steamboat Promotion and Changing Technology: the Careers of James Sutherland and the Magnet," Ontario History,vol. LXXVII, no. 3 (September 1985): 207-30. Return to Home Port This articles originally appeared in Ontario History

34. Biblio.com - Ontario History Volume LXXII Number 1 March 1980 By : Details ontario history Volume LXXII Number 1 March 1980. Very Good/No Jacket. CatalogsCanada/ Canadian , HistoryNorth America, Reference, ontario history. http://www.biblio.com/books/8515497.html

Used, Rare, Out-of-Print, Hard-to-Find Books Login to Your Account View Cart Help Home Search Browse Gallery ... Help Ontario History Volume LXXII Number 1 March 1980 Toronto Canada: Ontario Historical Society. Includes Ontario Medical Periodicals as Mirrors of Change; Thomas Mayne Daly and Patronage as Welfare; "Free Speech within the Law" the Letter of the Sixty-Eight Toronto Professors 1931; Bibliographie des Comtes-Unis de Prescott-Russell, Ontario.. Printer Wrapper. Very Good/No Jacket. Catalogs: Canada/ Canadian , History-North America, Reference, Ontario History. (Inventory #000204) Publisher : Ontario Historical Society Place published : Toronto Canada [about 7.41 USD] Buy now Add to cart Shipping rates Offered for Sale By An Open Book P.O. Box 100 154 Main St.N. Mount Forest, Ontario Canada N0G 2L0 Phone: 519 323 1010 Terms of Sale: Returns accepted for full refund (excluding shipping) for any item within 5 business days. Shipping is at customer expense. Shipping rates: Payment methods accepted: Check/Cheque or Money Order, Mastercard, Visa

35. LII - Results For "ontario History" No Stemming Show titles only in results. Results for ontario history1 to 2 of 2, The Archives of Ontario Visual Database Searchable http://www.lii.org/advanced?searchtype=subject;query=Ontario History;subsearch=O

36. LII - Results For "ontario History" Advanced Search. Results for ontario history 1 to 2 of 2, The Archivesof Ontario Visual Database Searchable and browsable collection http://www.lii.org/search?searchtype=subject;query=Ontario History;subsearch=Ont

37. Publicpower :: The Ontario NDP But his government was one of the most progressive in ontario history, initiatingand continuing measures such as Ontario Hydro, the Province of Ontario http://www.publicpower.ca/the_party/history.htm

Labour and Farmers in Ontario 1919 - 1932 Founding of the CCF Ted Jolliffe and the CCF Breakthrough in Ontario Donald MacDonald and the birth of the NDP Stephen Lewis: Days in Opposition ... The Road to Government and Aftermath Labour and Farmers in Ontario 1919 - 1932 The story of the CCF NDP begins before the founding of the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation in 1932, in the cataclysmic events of the turn of the century, the First World War and its aftermath. We will start in 1919 with the changes in the political landscape that occurred as soldiers returned from four years of futile slaughter, to find that the democratic rights they fought for were still not attained by working people, be they industrial workers or farmers. Women were still in the process of getting the vote - in parts of Canada - and the franchise was still not extended to many aboriginal Canadians, visible minority Canadians, certain religious minorities, or anyone under 21. There was democracy - but only for some. Once in a generation political upheaval takes place in Canada's most populous and stable province, Ontario. The post-war period was one such time. The year 1919 was a time of coming of age for labour politics across Canada as well. In July 1918

38. Voyages-sncf.com World Guide - Ontario History Brûlé atteint l intérieur de la province. Cinq ans plus tard http://expedia.voyages-sncf.com/daily/wg/P49460.asp

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39. Randonneurs Ontario: History Of PBP History of PBP Racing and Touring by Robert Lepertel, translated by Johnny Bertrand. Returnto the Randonneuring History page. Comments? Email the WebMaster. http://www.randonneursontario.ca/history/pbphist.html

History of PBP: Racing and Touring by Robert Lepertel , translated by Johnny Bertrand In 1891 the Petit Journal organized the first Paris-Brest-Paris, a real success judging by the over 400 registrants. Pierre Giffard, head of the newspaper, decided that the event would be held once a decade, given the difficulty of the event-1200 KM on the roads of the day, before the invention of asphalt! Sixteen checkpoints were planned and the headlines of the newspaper read "National Bicycle Race ...". Charles Terront won the race in 71:35 with an average of 17.590 KPH on the way out and 16.780 on the way back. Jiel Laval was second at more than eight hours behind Terront and Coulliboeuf was third. Fewer than thiry finished the race; many coming in days later. In 1911 Emile Georget won in 50:13, beating Lapize by 0:21. Ernest Paul was 0:35 off the pace and Cornet finished fourth. Drafting crews were not allowed, but racers could change bicycles. Tourists were not allowed a change of bikes; as a precaution against cheating, bikes were tagged. In 1931 an Australian won. Hubert Opperman won in a sprint to the finish, beating Marcel Bidot. Sir Hubert Opperman, a dear friend, who's always Oppy to us, keeps in touch. He just celebrated his 83rd birthday on the bike and will surely be happy to help us celebrate PBP's centennial anniversary in 1991.

40. Ontario Archaeological Society The 19561962 five-issue series New Pages of Prehistory/New Pages in History wasreprinted from ontario history, journal of the Ontario Historical Society, by http://www.ontarioarchaeology.on.ca/oas/Pages/mono.htm

Ontario Archaeological Society encouraging the ethical practice of archaeology Home Who? Origins Regional Chapters ... Constitution O ntario A rchaeological S ociety O ntario A rchaeological S ociety Other Publications of the Ontario Archaeological Society MONOGRAPHS IN ONTARIO ARCHAEOLOGY NEW PAGES OF PREHISTORY, NEW PAGES IN HISTORY SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS (O.A.S.) Monographs in Ontario Archaeology Monographs in Ontario Archaeology Numbers 1-3, 1983 - 1990 Compiled by Charles Garrad (modified for the Web by Nick Adams) The title MONOGRAPHS IN ONTARIO ARCHAEOLOGY is abbreviated to MOA. The issue number follows without a space. 1983, 62p. (edited by R. B. Johnston) WILLIAMSON, R. F. The Robin Hood Site; A Study of Functional Variability in Late Iroquoian Settlement Patterns 1986, 71p. (edited by M. Tamplin) TAMPLIN, M. Richard B. Johnston: 1930-1987 WRIGHT, M. J. The Uren Site AfHd-3: An Analysis and Reappraisal of the Uren Substage Type Site 1990, 83p. 3 - 83 (edited by W. A. Fox) FOSTER, G. A. M. The Wolfe Creek Site (AcHm-3); a Prehistoric Neutral Frontier Community in Southwestern Ontario

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