History of St Mary's

The history of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Simcoe, Ontario. Beautifully done in a maroon print with many pictures up to 1986. It includes the Sisters of St. Joseph. No index. (170 pages - 26 x 18.3 cm)

Author: Ron Kowalsky

History of the County of Brant

Deals more with events than with persons, and individuals have only been mentioned inso far as they have held positions of more or less public prominence. (385 pages - 23.5 x 15.5 cm)

Author: F. Douglas Reville

History of the Jackson Family in Ontario

The Author's branch of the Jackson family in Ontario with photos from 1799 onward. Oldest ancestor is Jacob Jackson 1799-1871 m. Eleanor McFadden. Written with help of Ted Paget. (72 pages - 28 x 21.5 cm)

Author: Melva Jackson (with help from Ted Paget)

History of Welland County , Ontario

Reprint copy from Mika Co. in 1972. The orginal was printed in 1886. The history of Welland County predates the first settlements of the 1780's. (628 pages - 24 x 17.5 cm)

Publisher: Mika Publishing

Condition: Good.

Hobnobbing With a Countess

From the diaries of Alice Barrett Parke (1891-1900) a native of Port Dover, Ontario. At the age of 20, she moves to British Columbia and recalls her life there. (349 pages - 23 x 15 cm)

Author: Jo Fraser Jones

If These Doors Could Speak

175 years with St. John's Anglican Church, Woodhouse. (94 pages - 23 x 15 cm)

Author: Robert D. Riley

Images Stone b.c.

30 centuries of Northwest Coast Indian Sculpture - includes photos. (191 pages - 23 x 20 cm)

Author: Wilson Duff

In Good Company

A poet from Waterford, Ont. writes her 4th book of poems. (60 pages - 25 x 18.5 cm)

Author: Judy Trickett

Iphigenia in Tauris of Euripides

Translated into English rhyming verse with explanatory notes by Gilbert Murray. The Greek play in English was first performed between 412 and 414 B.C. ca. 1912. (105 pages - 18 x 12 cm)

Author: Gilbert Murray

Jenny

Another version of the search for and recovery of 153 rare stamps stolen from the New York Public Library. (109 pages - 21.5 x 14 cm)

Author: David Beasley (Fiction)

Jeremiah Johnson Descendants

Working papers of the author's family beginning with Jeremiah Johnson (c1720-1749) and Rebecca Hanes (1723-1798). (20 pages - 28 x 21.5 cm)

Author: Dr. Carson E. Johnson

John E Brownlee

The story of Alberta's greatest premier and how he was destroyed in one of Canada's hottest scandals. (321 pages - 23 x 15 cm)

Author: Franklin Foster

John Jackson - Mahala Abbot Family

The titled ancestor John Jackson 1799-1876 of Turkey Point, Charlotteville and wife Mahala Abbot and 14 children - inlcudes Index (88 pages - 28 x 21.5 cm)

Kingston - Historic City

Chapters in the book deal with the French period at Cataraqui; the arrival of the United Empire Loyalists; the War of 1812; the Rebellion of 1837; the founding of Kingston's educational and military institutions; the city's military traditions and the it's architectural treasures. Featuring nearly 100 full colour views and maps of early Kingston, many previously unpublished. In addition, over 100 black and white illustrations depict historic scenes, portraits of famous Kingstonians, and views of the Limestone City's unique architectural heritage. (192 pages - 28.5 x 21 cm)

Contributors: Numerous

Publisher: Mika Publishing (out of print)

Kingston - Splendid Heritage

Historic Kingston - a wonderful collection of photographs of its buildings and monuments. (96 pages - 21 x 23 cm)

Publisher: Mika Publishing (out of print)

Kitchen Family

The family and descendents of Henry and Ann Kitchen of Hunterdon County, New Jersey, USA. Descendents in Ancastor Twp., Niagara District, Norfolk County, Kent County and across North America. (192 pages - 30 x 23.5 cm)

Author: D. Anger

La Salle

A history of La Salle's exploration of the New World. (265 pages - 23 x 15 cm)

Author: E.B. Osler

Lake Erie - A Pictoral History

This detailed and richly illustrated book looks at the lake's prehistory, its early settlement, its role in wartime, its economic boom from 1815 to 1880, the High Industrial period from 1880 to 1945, its history of dramatic storms, shipwrecks, fire and ice catastrophes, its recreational history, and its wealth of flora and fauna. (224 pages - 22 x 29 cm)

Authors: Julie Macfie Sobol and Ken Sobol

Landmarks of Toronto - Vol 2

A collection of historical sketches of York (1792-1833) and Toronto (1834-1895). Original publication was 1896. This is a copy edition by Mika in 1987. (1128 pages - 23.5 x 15.5 cm)

Author: J.Ross Robertson

Condition: Very Good

Last Trip of the Victoria

The story of the tragic sinking of the steamboat "Victoria" on the Thames River in London, Ontario on May 24,2023 - taking 200 lives. Compiled and prepared from various newspapers and based on first hand accounts. (22 pages - 28 x 22 cm)

Compiled by: Jeanne Hornby and Sharon Crocket

Published by: Norfolk Historical Society (2000)