Local History: Markham, Ontario
Genealogy is becoming North America’s favourite hobby. To know who you are you must first know where you came from. Start with a name – a first, last, nickname, or even a guess will help. Record who you know, then research to find long lost ancestors. Who will you discover? Once you have found a branch in your family history, it is often more exciting to research the time period and place that they lived in – this is where local history research comes in.
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Thornhill, 1793-1963
with reminiscenses and illustrated by Thoreau MacDonald and a chapter by Willard Simpson.
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Heritage Markham building inventory
Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee.
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Markham remembered
Mary B. Champion, editor ; researched and written by Isabel Champion ... [et al.].
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Markham, 1793-1900
researched and written by Isabel Champion ... [et al.] ; Isabel Champion, editor.
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