Genealogy Links
Lambton Links
Lambton County Map and Information
The Lambton Archives – Lambton County’s Historical Library
Online THE MUSEUM CATALOGUE
This catalog is the beginning of a database project to digitize the collections at the Lambton Heritage Museum, The Oil Museum of Canada, and the Lambton Room Archives. Choose one of the four search levels; Simple, Advanced, Expert, and Browse (single word) by clicking on the tab at the top of the screen Choose a search option by clicking on the downward arrow beside “object name.”
Help Screens are available for each level of search. Click on the? besides the function to find the information.https://www.lambtonmuseums.ca/lambton-county-archives/history-pin/
Canadiana On-Line
Check out our new History Pin project, an online historical tour of Petrolia, created in partnership with the Lambton County Archives!
Lambton Township office all has a bit of history
Sarnia Lakeview Cemetery & Crematorium
London Free Press Deaths & Births
Lambton County, Ontario County profile by Podunk
SITE back soon Some Adventures of the Boys: Enniskillen Township’s “Foreign Drillers,” Imperialism, and Colonial Discourse, 1873-1923. Labour/Le Travail, 51, The History Cooperative By Christina Burr
Our Story While Lambton Shield has a history behind the name it began as a weekly newspaper in 1852, edited by Alexander Mackenzie, who would become Canada’s second prime minister, today, LambtonShield.com is modern in every respect. First of all, we are online only. Being electronic gives us the immediacy, flexibility, and economics to put our resources into local newsgathering, providing information that is going to be of enduring interest to the communities we serve Lambton County and Sarnia.
where you can find History, Events, and maps
Petrolia- Canada’s Victorian Oil Town
Welcome to Petrolia, Ontario
The development of this website is a humble attempt on my behalf to celebrate and bring awareness to the unique history and heritage of Canada’s Victorian Oil Town– Petrolia, Ontario.
Celebrating Our Community of Faith in Alvinston, Ontario 1874-2014
History of Guthrie Presbyterian Church As early as 1866, student missionaries held services in Cameron Church (Euphemia Township) and the Log Church (Brooke Township) as well as in the school and homes of Alvinston, Ontario. When the new railway drew more people to Alvinston, London Presbytery appointed Rev. Archibald Stewart of Burns Church, Mosa Township, to moderate a meeting of the sessions mentioned above to start a congregation in Alvinston. The first church, a white frame building, was built on Church Street in 1873; the first sacrament observed on June 7, 1874. In 1879, the first Alvinston Elders were Peter McDiarmid, John McPhail, Neil Campbell, E.G., Elliott, and Angus McKinlay.
Welcome to the S.S. NERISSA Website This website is a collection of pages dedicated to the men and women who lost their lives on the S.S. NERISSA on April 30, 1941. All of us who have contributed to this site hope you will find it interesting and informative. The story is long overdue of being told, and as readers will see, this is an essential part of Canada’s WW2 military history. The NERISSA was the only troopship to lose Canadian troops en route to England in WW2. ( You ask why under Lambton member Ann Hentschel took part in most of the research and gathering of the history putting together this web site )
Ontario Provincial Resources :
OnLand is your online information source search from the Ontario Land Registration and Writs system. This channel gives you access to official, property-related information and documents
Church records
Roman Catholic Diocese of London Registers to 1910
Anglican Diocese of Huron Archives
Search Wesleyan Methodist Baptisms
Roman Catholic Diocese of London Archives, Contact Information
Maps
Archives of Ontario Digitized Patent Plans
City of London Maps
Canadian COUNTY ATLAS Digital Project, 1878-1882
Fire Insurance Plan Holdings
Maps of Ontario: Early Districts and Counties 1788-1899
The Evolution of Ontario’s Boundaries 1774 – 1912
The Official Road Map of Ontario (MTO)
Ontario Historical County maps project
Military
The deaths of Ontario Military in WW II are in the “Ontario, Canada, Deaths, 1869-1938 and Deaths Overseas, 1939-1947” available at websites of Family search & Ancestry.ca/Ancestry.com
Royal Canadian Legion Magazine
4th Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment
Taken & Destroyed Index
Library and Archives Canada (LAC): Military Heritage
Attestation Papers, Soldiers of the First World War ( 1914 – 1918 )
War Diaries of the First World War
Wartime Canada
Veterans Affairs Canada, Canada Remembers
Directorate of History and Heritage, The Department of National Defence
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for a map of all old Ontario newspaper online search by location
world sites
Family Search.org free site but need log on and password
Global Genealogy
Our Ontario
Olive Tree Genealogy
Ontario Town and Village locator
Canada web sites
Many records online at
Canadiana Online
Library & Archives Canada (LAC): Vital Statistics
The Alberta Genealogical Society Master name index, publications, upcoming events.
British Columbia Genealogical Society Overview, membership, meetings, resource center, contact information, members query page, microfiche holdings, and links
Manitoba Genealogical Society Promotes and encourages an interest in genealogy and family history in Manitoba. The web page includes membership info, the society’s quarterly journal, special projects, and a list of current MGS publications.
New Brunswick Genealogical Society
Newsletter, research, addresses, executive and branch contacts, and membership fees.
Genealogical Association of Nova Scotia Information about GANS.
Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society Inc.
Membership, Newsletters, and Publication list
An introduction to this society and its activities
American-Canadian Genealogical Society
We are dedicated to the gathering, preservation, and dissemination of American-Canadian genealogical information, with the primary emphasis on the study of the unique French-Canadian and Franco-American heritage.
Saskatchewan Genealogical Society Browse and enter queries. It also includes information on upcoming events, collections, and their library.