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Registration is now open for the next semester of Toronto Branch learning, beginning in September 2019. Coming up this fall: four courses, two workshops and a tour, guaranteed to strengthen your family history skills. On the evening of Tuesday September 24, soak up insider tips on how to make the most of your library […] City directories are key sources for Toronto research. Most contain an alphabetical list of inhabitants, as well as an alphabetical street list identifying occupants at each address. By cross-checking both lists, you can find out where your ancestor lived at a particular date and with whom, and who else was in the neighbourhood. You may […] |
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