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1. www.archives.gov.on.ca › en › tracingOntario Vital Statistics: Registrations of Births, Marriages ...

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   These records contain indexes (where they exist) and registrations capturing information about births, marriages and deaths in Ontario. Currently the Archives of Ontario provides access to the following years of vital statistics records: Births: [ca. 1830]-1917 predominantly 1869-1917 (Note: these records include registrations for a small ...

2. ogs.on.ca › resources › birth-marriage-death-recordsBirth, Marriage & Death Records in Ontario – Ontario Ancestors

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   Birth, Marriage & Death Records in Ontario

3. www.archives.gov.on.ca › en › accessVital Statistics Records - Ontario

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   Vital Statistics Records in the Archives of Ontario: s – from 1869 to 1952Ontario overseas deaths, 1939-1947, documenting Ontarians who died outside of the co. y during those years. These records are available publicly, up to 1917 (for births), 1941 (for marriages), 1951 (for deaths), as well as the Registrations of Ontario dea.

4. www.archives.gov.on.ca › en › tracingFamily History at the Archives of Ontario - The Records

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   At the Archives of Ontario you may consult naturalization records, passenger lists, maps and tombstone recordings, as well as church, court, military, hospital and school records. You may also consult city directories and voters’ lists. Research Guide 299 - Sources of Family History - [Word, PDF]

5. www.bac-lac.gc.ca › eng › discoverSearch: Births, Marriages and Deaths recorded in Canada

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   Please see the records for a list of what's included in this database. For information on where to search for other records, consult Canadian genealogy links and resources. Enter one or more search terms. You don't need to fill in all the boxes. Wildcard character: * (e.g. John* for Johns, Johnsen, Johnson, Johnston, etc.) .

6. www.geneofun.on.ca › ontariogenweb › ontarioDeath Records: Ontario GenWeb - geneofun.on.ca

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   The Vital Statistics Act was passed in 1869 requiring that all births, marriages and deaths in Ontario be registered with the province. However, the Act wasn't enforced until the 1880's. These records are held by the provincial government and kept private for a specified period of time before being released to the public. Unless marked with a ...

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   Where can I find vital statistics records in Ontario?

   • These records contain indexes (where they exist) and registrations capturing information about births, marriages and deaths in Ontario. Currently the Archives of Ontario provides access to the following years of vital statistics records:

   Ontario Vital Statistics: Registrations of Births, Marriages and Deaths

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   What information does the archives of Ontario collect?

   • The Archives of Ontario receives Vital Statistics records from the Office of the Registrar General of Ontario on an annual basis. These records contain indexes (where they exist) and registrations capturing information about births, marriages and deaths in Ontario.

   Ontario Vital Statistics: Registrations of Births, Marriages and Deaths

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   Where can I find birth and marriage records in Ontario?

   • These records can be found in The Ontario Name Index (TONI). Please Click Here. A brief guide to birth, marriage and death civil registration (ie: vital statistics or statutory registration) records in Ontario Civil registration (birth, marriage and death records) in Canada is a provincial area of jurisdiction.

   Birth, Marriage & Death Records in Ontario – Ontario Ancestors

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   Where can I find information about a deceased person in Ontario?

   • The Archives of Ontario hold some church records, as well as cemetery transcriptions done by the Ontario Genealogical Society and various other records documenting births, marriages and deaths. Click here for information about these records. Estate files contain wills, and documents pertaining to the disposition of a deceased person’s property.

   Family History at the Archives of Ontario - The Records

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8. www.bac-lac.gc.ca › eng › discoverDeaths, Cemeteries and Wills - Library and Archives Canada

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   As civil registration (birth, marriage and death records) is not a federal jurisdiction, Library and Archives Canada does not hold the civil registers and does not issue certificates. . Records relating to accidental deaths that involved water, land or air transport can be found in our Canadian Transport Commission fonds (RG 46) for 1904 to 1976.