why can't i find anything for hamilton canada on here for the history in th 1800's?
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These are opinion blogs, not historical references.  I suggest looking at a Canadian library's website for the region on question to find better leads to that kind of info.  Good Luck,
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They are not available online that far back. Check your local library.
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http://www.myhamilton.ca/myhamilton/TourismAndVistorInfo/\nThis is a link to their tourism site.
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http://www.louissachar.com/
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go to ;  www.canada.gc.ca   for all info
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If you are reading the book by Edith Hamilton, then a good way to start is by copying down the genealogy charts in the back of the book.  Also, take notes of whatever you feel important to remember, and to help you further, buy a copy of the book if at all possible.  I have read the book, and I have to say, I loved it!
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Try a search on: Treaty of Paris 1783
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I could find only two things...I'll link the sites so you can check for yourself.\nGood luck\nRoyal William, first steamship to cross the Atlantic wholly under steam power, 1833 \nhttp://members.shaw.ca/saladgoat/canada.html#Achievements\n\nIncluded in the Canadian line-up was George A. Barber who for many years worked tirelessly to improve the sport in the province of Upper Canada (Ontario).  To-day Barber is regarded as the Father of Canadian cricket.  In 1827 he was also largely responsible for introducing cricket into Upper Canada College in 1830\n\nhttp://www.canadiancricket.org/index.jsp?page_id=usa\n\nGood Luck
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I selected for Trenton, New Jersey at the site below. About 1/2 way down the page, there is a place where you can get historical information, including snowfall -- have fun!!
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http://www.farzwego.com/gallery.html\nhttps://dspace.ucalgary.ca/items-by-subject?subject=Objibwa+Indians+-+Ontario+-+Government+Relations\nhttp://www.city-data.com/picfilesv/picv15349.php
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http://www.historyillinois.org/\n\nTry that link.
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I know some of the history.  About six month ago, I tracked down some relatives in Canada.  They basically said, "that's interesting", and left it at that. \nI'd like to eventually visit the towns my grandparents came from and learn Yiddish (the language of my grandparents).  I don't know if it will ever happen.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Confederation
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ask you local courthouse, historical society, or library what local resouces you have to use if the internet is not helping
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I looked to see what I could find on Rootsweb.com and familysearch.org  I thought maybe I could get a name of someone researching this person and they would be able to help you.  I found nothing.
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Yes there is one called my trees.  www.mytrees.com you can find your ancestors for free.All you have to do is go to the extraction documents bit.Translate an old document for them and this then allows you an hour looking through their records.Why not take a look.Good luck.
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Why not use Yahoo or Google search engines? And the spellchecker 'story'.\n\nhttp://www.victorianweb.org/authors/ebb/browningov.html