Reminiscences of Cromar and Canada By Donald Robert Farquharson. This book first starts by the
author talking about being brought up in Cromar in Scotland and
then later goes on to tell you of his immigration to Canada and
how they settled their land.| History of
the Settlement of Upper Canada
With Special Reference to the Bay of Quinte by Wm. Canniff, M.D.,
M.R.C.S.E. (1869) (pdf)
Fly Fishing
Caledonian A Town in Ontario where all the street names are Scottish ones. Kentiana The story of the settlement and
development of the County of Kent, Ontario By Kent Historical Society 1939. Commemorative
Biographical Record of the County of Kent, Ontario These are extracts from this
publication which was printed in 1904. It looks to me as if around a
quarter to a third of the people in this publication are of Scots descent.
Toronto
Learn more about Toronto
Pioneer
Life in Zorra By Rev W. A. MacKay, (1899) Another Scottish settlement. If you live in Ontario
Some fun facts about how folk know if they live
in Ontario. Sketches Illustrating the Early Settlement and History of Glengarry in
Canada By J. A. MacDonell (1983). This is a most interesting book as it
covers the Glengarry settlement in Scotland and then moves to
the USA where we read about the settlers that were forced to
leave there due to the war of independence. It then goes onto
Canada where they settled and were also involved in the war
between the USA and Canada.
Burlington, Ontario
Alastair's Travel Journal Here you will find my journal detailing the places I visited in
Ontario during my six month first visit to Canada during 2004. History of Toronto and County of York
in Ontario Containing an outline of the history of the Dominion of Canada,
a history of the city of Toronto and the County of York, with
the townships, villages, churches, schools, general and local
statistics, biographical sketches, etc. The Stories of the Counties of Ontario
By Emily P Weaver (1913). These are grand wee stories and well worth
a read.
City of London, Ontario
The Pioneer Period and the London of Today (1900) (pdf)
This is an interesting book with much good information. The book is
a little faint but if you maximise the size of the display you
shouldn't have any problems reading it. County of Halton
This Sketch contains a huge number of names and could be an
excellent resource for genealogists.
In the Days of the Canada Company
The Story of the Settlement of the Huron Tract and a view of the
Social Life of the period 1825 - 1850 by Robina and Kathleen
MacFarlane Lizars with an Introduction by G. M. Grant, D.D., LL.D.,
(1896) (pdf) A Brief History of
Les Cheneaux Islands
Some New Chapters of Mackinac History by Frank R. Grover (1911) (pdf) Old and New Mackinac
With copious extracts from Marquette, Hennepin, La Hontan, Alexander
Henry, and others By Rev. J. A. Van Fleet, M.A. (Third Edition)
(1880) (pdf) Reminiscences of Canada
And the Early Days of Fergus being three lectures delivered to the
Farmers and Mechanics' Institute, Fergus, by A.D. Ferrier in 1864
and 1865 (pdf) Annals of the Diocese of Toronto
By Ernest Hawkins, B.D. (1848) (pdf) Annals of Niagara
By William Kirby, F. R. S. C. (1896) (pdf) The Story of Butler's Rangers
and the Settlement of Niagara
By Ernest Cruikshanks (1893) (pdf) The Six-Nations Indians in the Province of
Ontario (pdf)
Toronto: A World in a City
Ethnic Diversity of Toronto The Soos of Today
American and Canadian. The Key to the Great Lakes, a Nation's
Commerce Passes by its Doors—The Greatest Locks in the World
Illustrated and Described—The Establishment of Great Industries and
the Development of the rich Algoma Country is Building up Great
Cities where once the Red Man held Undisputed Sway—The Romance and
Legend of the Land of Hiawatha. (pdf) Petrolia
1862 - 1908, Its advantages as a commercial and residential centre
(pdf) The History of James Bay 1610-1686
A Study in Historical Archaeology by W. A. Kenyon (1986) (pdf) A History of McKillop
By Lillian Grummett (1967) (pdf) City of Brantford
Birthplace of the Telephone By William Watt (1886) (pdf) Toronto of Old
Collections and Recollections illustrative of the early settlement
and social life of the Capital of Ontario by Henry Scadding, D.D.,
Canon of St. James', Toronto (1878) (pdf) East Gwillimbury
Including a video on Anchor Park. Woooded Lands in Ontario
From 20 Cents to 50 Cents all along the line of the Railway (pdf) Some Memories of Dundurn and Burlington
Heights.
By Sir John G. Bourinot, K.C.M.G., LL.D., Lit.D. (Laval) (pdf) The Parish Register of Kingston
Upper Canada 1785-1811
Edited with Notes and Introduction by A. H. Young of Trinity
College, Toronto for The Kingston Historical Society, Kingston,
Ontario. (1921) (pdf) Tobermory
Canada and Scotland Orillia, Ontario
Information on the town The Caves and Potholes at Rockwood, Ontario
By Prof. J. Hoyes Panton, M. A., F. G. S. (pdf) Smiths Falls
| Crossroads: Beyond Boom & Bust
For almost 50 years, Smiths Falls was proudly known as the chocolate
capital of Ontario. Napanee | Crossroads: Beyond Boom & Bust
As the centre of the amalgamated township of Greater Napanee, the
historic downtown is being transformed by a retail and residential
revival. Cobalt
Cobalt is considered the home of the Canadian mining
industry. After years of shrinking economic opportunities, resource
exploitation seems poised to once again be a major employer as a new
refinery struggles to get off the ground. Hamilton
Toronto has always cast a long shadow on the city of Hamilton,
Ontario, for a number of reasons: it's bigger, it's more
economically successful, and people want to live there. But times
are changing. Young people seeking opportunities are priced out of
T.O., and Hamilton is proving to be the place that can provide them
with both affordable housing as well as opportunity. Hamiltonians
want us to know that great things come in mid-sized packages, too. North Buxton
The village of North Buxton was settled in 1849 by a white
Presbyterian minister and a small group of formerly enslaved people.
Once a thriving Black community, its population has gradually shrunk
to less than 200, but its history is more relevant than ever as a
new generation leads the way. Stratford
The city of Stratford is best known for its Shakespeare theatre
festival. When the pandemic forced the cancellation of the 2020
season, throwing thousands of people out of work, the city's
prescient policy of pursuing high tech opportunities helped keep the
lights on. History of the County of Perth
From 1825 to 1902 by William Johnston (1903) (pdf)
Pioneers of the Upper Ottawa and the humors of the valley
By Anson A. Gard (1906) (pdf) Pioneers of the Upper
Ottawa and the humors of the valley
By Anson A. Gard (1906) (pdf) Temagami Northeastern Ontario Ontario Government Office in
England
From the April 1932 edition of the O.A.C. Review (pdf) Emigration to Canada - The
Province of Ontario
Its Soil, Climate, Resources, Institutions, Free Grant Lands, &c,
&c., for the information of intending emigrants issued by Authority
of the Government of Ontario (1869) (pdf) The Progress of the Settlement at Dryden
By the Ontario Department of Agriculture, (1898) (pdf) Cleata Morris
Celebration of the life of Cleata Morris (pdf) Lake Nipigon
The sixth great lake The Free Grant Lands of Canada
From Practical Experience of Bush Farming in the Free Grant
Districts of Muskoka and Parry Sound by Thom. McMurray, J.P. one of
the first settlers in Draper and Ex-Reeve of the United Townships of
Draper, Macaulay, Stephensonm Etc. Etc. (1871) (pdf) Programs of
The London and Middlesex Historical Society
Transactions 1902-1907, Pioneers of Middlesex by Sir John Carling,
Founding of London by Cl. T. Campbell, M.D., (1908) (pdf) City of London, Ontario, Canada
The Pioneer Period and The London of To-day (1897) (pdf)
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