Registration is now open for the new Toronto Branch Ontario Research Lecture Series! Over the course of four evenings in June 2020, four expert researchers will guide you through specialized records and research processes—all online. The first session is free to everyone. The fee for each subsequent session is just $10, or $8 if you are a member of the Ontario Genealogical Society. Pick the sessions that suit your interests… Or take advantage of our […]
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Wow! More than 250 people attended our Branch meeting on March 23—which took place entirely online for the very first time. If you weren’t able to join our meeting live, you can still watch our two presentations—by Jane MacNamara on Records of Migration and Settlement at the Archives of Ontario, and Michael Nettleton on What Happened to Dorothy? The video recording of our meeting is now posted on our Webinars page for you to […]
Our next Toronto Branch meeting will be on Monday, March 23 starting at 7:30 pm, and, for the first time, it will take place entirely online. In keeping with public health recommendations for social distancing to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus, we will not be meeting in person. Instead, we’ll be meeting in a safe virtual environment via webinar. And our featured presentation will be, ironically, quite timely. As countries around the […]
Registration is now open for the winter semester of Toronto Branch courses, beginning in the new year. In January and February 2020, we’re offering back-to-back courses on land records—a rich source of information about ancestors who settled in Ontario. Both courses will be led by instructor Jane MacNamara and held at the Archives of Ontario on Thursday afternoons. Participants will work in small groups following case histories through the records. The first course, Hands-On […]