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HELP-TRYING TO FIND MARRIAGE IN TORONTO 1912

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Rus&

Rus& Report 17 Feb 2004 08:54

Hi margaret and sandra, Thank you both for the advice and website addy's. The marriage i am looking for is between the following people-- Stanley Harrison(born in england) and May Summers(her given name was Mabel Mary) but known as May.I believe they married as soon as May arrived in canada--so it would be after june 1912. Any help would be a godsend thanks kaz

Sandra

Sandra Report 17 Feb 2004 03:41

Kaz What were the names of your g/grandparents?If I get to my local library this week I may be able to find the index for the marriage. If we can then cross-reference it to the LDS Church numbers you would be able to order the microfiche/film through your local branch of the church. Sandra in Ontario

Sandra

Sandra Report 17 Feb 2004 03:28

The site for Ontario archives is: http://www.archives.gov.on.ca/ Hope this helps Sandra in Ontario

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Unknown Report 16 Feb 2004 11:54

Thanks to info I received this morning from Barbara Rose, you should be able to get if from here - The Archives of Ontario 77 Grenville Street Toronto ON M7A 2R9 Attn: Vital Statistics Reference Archivist or: Telephone the Vital Statistics Hot Line at (416) 327-1593 I'm sure they will have a web site somewhere. Regards Margaret

Rus&

Rus& Report 16 Feb 2004 11:37

Hi, I am trying to find the marriage of my G/Grandparents in toronto in 1912,I have a newspaper clipping of my G/gran saying that she was emigrating to toronto to meet my G/gdad and marry him as she had promised before he went out to canada that once he was settled she would join him. thanks kaz