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Books & CD's
The following items can be purchased by mail
order from the Quinte Branch OGS, using the convenient Mail
Order
Form. All prices quoted are in Canadian Dollars, and are subject to
change without notice.
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*NEW*
St. George's Anglican Church Records, Churchyard and Cemetery, Trenton (Quinte West), A New Transcript, 2009 (CD-ROM)
Combining St. George's Anglican Church Records and Churchyard, 9 Byron St., Trenton Ward and St. George's Anglican Cemetery, CA L7, 2nd Dug Hill Road, Murray Ward, Quinte West (Northumberland Co.), Ontario,
222 pgs (2009: Quinte Branch
OGS)
Transcribed, re-recorded and updated by Sandra and John Horwat, this new edition contains 3,329 entries, more than double those in previous transcripts. Additional entries from the church records and churchyard located in Trenton have been combined, including those from church windows, plaques and honour rolls from inside the church established in 1889 and transcripts from stones that are no longer in the churchyard. Fully indexed, this transcript is available as a searchable PDF file on CD-ROM by Quinte Branch Digital Media.
Paper copy also
available, see Northumberland
Cemeteries
More information about Anglican churches in Quinte West |
20.00 |
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*NEW*
Belleville Cemetery, A New Transcript, 2009 (CD-ROM)
631 Dundas Street West (old Highway #2), Belleville, Sidney
Twp., Hastings Co., Ontario, 1,467 pgs, (2009: Quinte Branch OGS)
Transcribed by Sandra and John Horwat, this new edition contains 31,700 separate names from 9,600 memorials at the Belleville Cemetery
that was established in 1872 and is marking its 137th year in 2009. The transcription includes the Columbariums, Niche Walls, Mausoleum,
Urn Garden and Scattering Garden. It encompasses a history of the early settlers, United Empire Loyalists, political and community leaders
and soldiers who made Belleville and the surrounding district including: Canada's fifth Prime Minister, Mackenzie Bowell; Canadian author
Susannah Moodie and her husband, the first Sheriff of Hastings County, Dunbar Moodie; and an early pioneer in Deaf Education in Ontario,
Samuel Thomas Greene. Fully indexed, this transcript is available as a searchable PDF file on CD-ROM by Quinte Branch Digital Media.
Click
here for a list of surnames included in the new transcript.
Paper copy also available; please
contact the Quinte Branch for details.
For more information about the Belleville Cemetery please visit
http://www.bellevillecemetery.com/ |
25.00 |
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Stockdale
Cemetery, An Annotated Transcription, 3rd Edition, 2009 (CD-ROM)
Lot 3, Con 6, Murray Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario, (now
Murray Ward, Quinte West), 366 pgs,
(2009: Quinte Branch OGS)
This new edition is a
collaborative project involving a transcription by the Quinte Branch
of the OGS; further transcription and annotations by Peter W.
Johnson UE; and production of a searchable PDF on CD-ROM by Quinte
Branch Digital Media. The third edition contains 1,401 entries (162
without markers) and a comprehensive index including women by maiden
names (where known) and married names, and those without markers.
The extensive annotations contain additional details about
individuals drawn from sources such as death registrations, family
trees, local church records, death notices and obituaries amongst
others. This edition includes a map showing the cemetery’s
location on part of Lot 3, Concession 6, Murray Twp. with the lanes
dividing the cemetery into four sections and “landmarks” to help
locate stones. The publication is generously illustrated with
photographs of 29 gravestones, 18 photographs of early Stockdale
residents and buildings and 9 funeral cards, all from the collection
of Peter W. Johnson UE.
Click
here for a list of surnames included in the new transcript.
Paper copy also available, see Northumberland
Cemeteries
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Heritage
Atlas of Hastings County
edited by Orland French, 240 pgs
(2006:
Wallbridge House Publishing, Belleville)
The first original atlas of Hastings County since Belden's Atlas
of 1878. Colourful maps and photographs bring you the story of this
beautiful sprawling county in Eastern Ontario. The perfect guide to
one of Ontario’s oldest and largest counties. Maps, charts and
colourful graphics trace the evolution and development of Hastings
County over 200 years from the arrival of the first European
explorers to today’s thriving and complex society.
(N.B. Postage & Handling
$12.00 Canadian, $18.00 US International Orders, see Mail
Order Form) |
60.00 |
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The Beacon, Vol. 1 (1998: Quinte Branch OGS)
Features: Brief History of John George Rutter, Loyalist of
Adolphustown Twp., The Chouinard-Swenor Connection in Canada, Photo
Essay Benedict Family of Shannonville, Reilly-Mullan Story, John Suttle Morton Descendants,
1998 Searchlight Subject and Name Index, Horton Pioneer Cemetery in
Stirling, Quinte Sojourn - The
Sturm Family of Tweed, A Letter Home from a Trip on the Lakes -
Peter W. Merritt (1815-1899). |
3.00 |
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Indexed
Township Papers, Town of Belleville, Townships of Sidney & Thurlow,
11 pgs (Quinte Branch OGS)
Township papers deal with specific lots of land and are from the
earliest days of Sidney Twp. up to the mid 1800's. These records may
contain correspondence about the lot, land petitions, transfer of
title, patents, etc. Many predate early census records. Over 2000
records are indexed by last name, first name and community. |
3.00 |
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Quinte
Area Residents Over 80 Years in 1893-1894, recorded by Donald C.
Kellaway, 13 pgs (Quinte Branch OGS)
The Belleville Intelligencer decided to publish the names and
personal details of persons who were 80 years or older in 1893 and
1894. The number that contacted the newspaper surpassed their
wildest estimates. The lists have been sorted in alphabetical
sequence to assist in accessing the information. |
6.00 |
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Early
Militia Lists of Hastings County, 1799-1826, compiled by Donald
C. Kellaway, 22 pgs (Quinte Branch OGS)
These militia rolls are extracted from the William Bell papers in
the custody of Lennox and Addington Historical Society and
microfilmed by LDS. Colonel Bell was involved in the Hastings
Militia from 1799 to 1830. The lists selected provide both age and
place of residence of the militiamen. |
8.00 |
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Baptism
Register of the Rev. Robert Neill, 1851-1872, Seymour Twp.,
Northumberland County, compiled by Ann Rowe, indexed by Joan
Buxton, 29 pgs (Quinte Branch OGS)
An indexed transcript to over 500 baptisms from a small volume
written in the clear flowing handwriting of the Rev. Robert Neill.
Details include dates of birth and baptism, child's name, parents
names and in some cases their residence. |
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Marriage
Register of the Rev. Robert Neill, 1840-1878, Seymour Twp.,
Northumberland County, compiled by Ann Rowe, indexed by Joan
Buxton, 45 pgs (Quinte Branch OGS)
This transcript of the minister's personal record of 260 marriages
includes witnesses and the records are indexed by both groom and
bride names. Rev. Robert Neill was ordained and inducted by the Auld Kirk Presbytery of
Kingston as the minister of Seymour in 1840 and served both Seymour and
Campbellford Twps. |
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Marriage
Register of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Burnbrae, 1858-1886, (Seymour
Twp., Northumberland Co.), compiled by Ann Rowe and Joan Buxton, 24 pgs (Quinte Branch OGS)
This transcript of the offical marriage register of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
includes the ages of the bride and groom, birthplaces, names of
parents and names of witnesses. The records are indexed by both
groom and bride's names. The official marriage register of is
a valuable addition to Rev. Neill's personal records, completing
many gaps. |
8.00 |
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Marriages
1876-1926 from Hungerford Twp. Registers, Hastings County,
donated by E. C. Moult on behalf of Allan Piper, 90 pgs (Quinte Branch OGS)
A transcription of over 800 marriages that took place in Hungerford
Twp. in Hastings County, Ontario between 1876 and 1926. Details
include ages, residences, birthplaces, names of parents and
witnesses. Grooms are listed alphabetically in each year. Indexes to
grooms and brides both included. |
22.00 |
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Births,
Marriages and Deaths of the Bloomfield Area; Extracts from the Diary
of William De Groff, 1869-1902, compiled by Don Kellaway, 16 pgs (Quinte Branch OGS)
The daily diaries of William Henry De Groff mention births,
marriages, deaths and other significant personal events relating
primarily to families in the Bloomfield area of Prince Edward
County. The late Mr. Charles Fraliegh of Bloomfield made these
diaries available for indexing. |
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Name
Index for "Searchlight", Quinte Branch Newsletter,
1981-1995, 16 pgs (Quinte Branch OGS)
This index is compiled from names of persons published in the
newsletter's queries section and articles on local persons and
families over a 15 year period. The queries often provide detailed
information on a person or family, including names of spouse,
children and siblings, and occasionally even their origin and date
of arrival in the area. All valuable to the genealogist in search of
the family roots. |
3.00 |
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Wesleyan
Methodist Baptismal Register, Hastings County, 1840-1904, 265 pgs
(2003: United Church of Canada/Victoria University Archives; Quinte
Branch, OGS)
Every year Wesleyan Methodist Church ministers were required to send
uniform entries of births and baptisms to the Conference Office for
entry into the General Register. These baptisms have been fully
transcribed and indexed by volunteers of the Ontario Genealogical
Society. |
50.00 |
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Wesleyan
Methodist Baptismal Register, Prince Edward County, 1841-1888, 120
pgs (2003: United Church of Canada/Victoria University Archives;
Quinte Branch, OGS)
Every year Wesleyan Methodist Church ministers were required to send
uniform entries of births and baptisms to the Conference Office for
entry into the General Register. These baptisms have been fully
transcribed and indexed by volunteers of the Ontario Genealogical
Society. |
30.00 |
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