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- - Obtaining Copies of an Obituary Published in the Toronto Star
- - A Court Case - Dissolution of a Business Partnership, 1910
- - A Declaration of Death in 1946, After a Lengthy Disappearance
- - A Visit to Archives Lanark, Drummond Centre, Lanark County
- - Death in the Queen Street Lunatic Asylum, Toronto, in 1874
- - Edwin Jeune - Where was he living on Census Day, 1901?
- - Examining Papers at Queen's University Archives, 2021
- - Expanded Picture Beyond Two Late 1840s Baptismal Records
- - Obtaining Copies of an Obituary Published in the Toronto Star
- - Orphaned in England, Sent to Canada as a Home Child, 1898
- - Searching for a Will Written in 1945, Proved in 1965
- - Searching for Natural Parents of Adopted Boy, Kingston, 1858
- - Searching for Traces of a Man Said Born in Kingston in 1820
- - Transcribing an 1831 Upper Canada Land Patent Document
Could I Obtain a Copy of an Obituary
Published in the
Toronto Daily Star
in
1998?
The facts as presented:
It had been determined that an obituary for a relative had been published in the Toronto Daily Star, in late 1998. But it was not possible to access copies of the paper so that a copy could be obtained.
The challenge:
Could I access the newspaper and obtain a copy?
The results:
Certainly! Appropriate editions of the newspaper were accessed, and a copy of the full page on which the obituary was published was obtained - within the day.
The response:
"I'm glad to have found you. Thank you kindly for your help!"
- - - - Project #220322 (completed 22 March 2022)
- Bruce D. Murduck
- Category: Recently Completed Projects