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2 Thumbs Up To Library & Archives Canada for putting digitized images and an index online for Soldiers of the South African War 1899 - 1902 Tip of the Month Huron County Records Cemetery Records Census Records Church Records Court Records Home Children Land Records Lookups Military Records Newspapers Obits Orders in Council Archived Queries Settlers & Biographies Township Records Vital Stats (Births, Marriages, Deaths) Wills Featured Genealogy WALLACE, DEAN, MITCHELL, JOHNSTON Family Album of Bruce & Huron County, Ontario Surnames include Wallace, Dean, Mitchell, Johnston. Locations include Lucknow, Ripley, Kincardine, Bruce Co., Goderich, Huron Co., Clinton, Orangeville, Marquette Michigan Criminal Assize Clerk criminal indictment files, 1853-1929 (210 Huron County names) Quick Links Census Records Canada Naturalization Records Canada Ancestors At Rest Death Records Past Voices: Letters Home Olive Tree Genealogy Genealogy Blog Feeds Genealogy Blogs Olive Tree Genealogy Genealogy updates of free records online and tips for finding those elusive brick-wall ancestors Ask Olive Tree! Submit your genealogy questions to Ask Olive Tree. One question answered each day on AskOliveTree.blogspot.com (Chosen as BEST NEW GENEALOGY BLOG for 2009) The Paper Trail Eclectic mix of old documents - you may just find an ancestor's will, land record or general store receipt here! Past Voices Letters, letters and more letters! Letters from Civil War soldiers, from wives to husbands, sons to mothers, sisters to sisters... Ancestors at Rest - The blog for AncestorsAtRest.com website. Contains death records of all kinds - funeral cards, death notices, cemetery receipts, obits...and more Family Bibles - Another AncestorsAtRest.com blog of Family Bible entries and pictures of the births, marriages and death pages Antique Hunter - If you like antiques or collectibles, this brand-new blog will be one you don't want to miss!

NEWSPAPERS Town or Village Newspaper Time Period BLYTH: see Clinton   BRUSSELS: see Seaforth   CLINTON: Clinton New Era April 16, 1874 to December 29, 1921 Huron Record December 3, 1880 to December 27, 1900 Clinton News-Record January 3, 1901 to December 29, 1921 Blythe Standard August 9, 1906 to June 30, 1982 First reel of film contains only August 9, 1906 - August 15, 1907; September 3, 1908 (four pages); January 22, 1925 - July 9, 1925; August 20, 1925; October 1, 1925-November 26,1925 EXETER: Exeter Times November 20, 1873 to December 25, 1924 Exeter Advocate June 9, 1887 to December 30, 1925 Exeter Times-Advocate January 6, 1927 to present Zurich Herald 1900 to 1957 Zurich Citizens News January 16, 1958 to September 17, 1981 GODERICH: Goderich Star May 22, 1868 to December 10, 1937 (1891 to 1896 missing) Huron Signal February 4, 1848 to December 31, 1936 Goderich Signal-Star March 25, 1937 to present Lucknow Sentinel February 12, 1875 to present LUCKNOW: see Goderich   SEAFORTH: Huron Expositor January 8, 1869 to present Seaforth News January 1917 to December 1962 (1935, 1936, 1951 missing) Seaforth Sun 1901 only Brussels Post January 2, 1885 to June 30, 1982 WINGHAM: Wingham Advance-Times  February 1885 to present Note: the Advance Times was amalgamated in 1924, Predecessors were the "Advance" 1873 to 1924 and the "Times" 1871 to 1924; no issues prior to 1885 of either paper available on microfilm ZURICH: see Exeter   Please Note: In addition to the missing years for certain papers, there are many individual issues missing, and also, gaps of several weeks or months are common, especially in the early years of a newspaper's existence. A list of "MISSING ISSUES" appears on the microfilm at the beginning of each year's issues.