Army Week - Sentinel Review 1942 a special newspaper edition Celebrating Oxford's military service people with portraits.
Army Week - Sentinel Review 1942
Celebrating Oxford's military service people with portraits.
Branches by Audrey Furse Lindsay Griffin
A family history of the John Thompson Crellin & Elizabeth McComb families of Zorra. Searchable.
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Thomas Brush Brown, 1804-1894
The autobiography of an early Methodist minister in East Nissouri Township
The Canadian Album: Men of Canada - Oxford County excerpts Peruse biographies and portraits of Oxford County luminaries, politicians and influencers from the 19th century.
The Canadian Album: Men of Canada 1891 - Oxford County excerpts
Peruse biographies and portraits of Oxford County luminaries, politicians and influencers from the 19th century.
The Day Family History
by Russell Day Lindley. Table of contents and chapter headings from this Nissouri/Zorra pioneer family. Searchable.
The Devon Elliotts: a new beginning in Oxford County and beyond
A multigenerational history of the Mary & John Elliott family, from their life in Hartland Devon to their 1843 arrival in Ingersoll and surrounding townships
Fifty years of McCorquodale Picnics, 1925-1975
by Joyce E. Groves. Genealogy of this Zorra family.
From Avoch to Oxford by J. F. Patience
A family history of the Donald & Catherine Patience family that emigrated from Scotland to Zorra Township. Includes tables of contents and family chart.
The History and Genealogy of the John Henry German family
by Donald R. Williamson. A searchable excerpt from this East Nissouri pioneer family.
Charles W. Gordon, 1860-1937
This noted author published under the name, Ralph Connor, and spent his boyhood in Harrington.
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George Leslie Mackay, 1844-1901
Son of Scots immigrants, Presbyterian missionary George Mackay was born near Embro in Zorra Township. In 1872, he founded the first overseas mission in Tamsui, Taiwan. 
The McCorquodale Campbell Family of West Zorra
A photographic archive documenting farm life in rural Oxford County between 1900-1920.
McKay-McKenzie Reunion, 1928-1977
50th Reunion of the descendants of Angus & William McKay & their families in West Zorra
Surgical Limits: The Life of Gordon Murray
By Shelley McKellar. Chronicles the life of one of Canada's most prominent and controversial surgeons, Gordon Murray (1894-1976), born near Harrington, Ontario. McKellar examines candidly and critically the career successes and failures of Dr. Murray.
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One in a Thousand:
the Life and Death of Captain Eddie McKay, Royal Flying Corps by Graham Broad. Read of this Harrington native's exploits during WWI
Outstanding Women of Oxford County by Brenda Dyer, Sarah Kolasiewicz and Donna Stevenson this work Depicts portraits of courageous and determined women who endured pioneer life in Oxford County
Outstanding Women of Oxford County
Depicts portraits of courageous and determined women who endured pioneer life in Oxford County written by Brenda Dyer, Sarah Kolasiewicz and Donna Stevenson
Outstanding Women of Oxford County: Volume 2 Written by Carol Miller, Nancy Payne and Jeanette Zwart in 1980 this work takes a further look at pioneering women in Oxford County
Outstanding Women of Oxford County: Volume 2
Written by Carol Miller, Nancy Payne and Jeanette Zwart in 1980 this work takes a further look at pioneering women in Oxford County
Oxford Militia : 1812-1815
Digitized muster lists and paymaster rolls, detail the names of citizens of Ingersoll, West Oxford, North Oxford who were called to arms during the War of 1812. Keyword searchable.
Sullivan Robert Ross, 1828-1904
Sullivan Ross of Harrington was known as Zorra's piper. Born in Scotland, Ross was an accomplished bagpiper and collector of bagpipe music. Excerpt of family history by Alexander M. Ross, his grandson.
The Townline of West Zorra & East Nissouri, 1820-1900
The McCorquodales and their neighbours by Joyce McCorquodale Groves.
George Walker, 1800–1872
Discover the family story of George Walker, 1800–1872 & Hannah Lloyd Walker 1802–1884 of West Zorra, written by their granddaughter, Margaret Walker Edwards (1873–1964).