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Ontario Q&A was set up to help genealogists answer questions that cannot be found elsewhere on the OntarioGenWeb

This page is:

  • NOT for area specific questions (please see the County/District GenWeb site for that type of information!)
  • NOT a query page
  • NOT a research service
  • NOT a place locator
  • NOT a miracle worker!!

    Looking for a town, city, or place in Ontario? Visit the Ontario Locator

    PLEASE if you have a question about a particular County, District, or place in Ontario. Visit the County/District GenWeb site pertaining to that area. There's a very, very good chance you will find your answer there. Thank you!

    Ask an Ontario Genealogy Question

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    1. Q: my father was born on Jan. 5th 1948 in Fort Williams ONTario. He was adopted shortly after birth. HE recently has passed and we just found out that he was adopted. His adopted parents are also passed. I would like to find out the name of his birth mother. How would i go about this???
      A:
      Contact the Adoption Disclosure Register, they'll be able to help you.

      Adoption Disclosure Register
      Ministry of Community and Social Services/Ministry of Children's Services
      2 Bloor Street West, 24th Floor
      Toronto, Ontario M7A 1E9
      Tel: (416) 327-4730
      Fax: (416) 327-0573

      [From Cathy] You could also check out adoption reunion registries. There maybe an aunt or uncle looking for you - even cousins. Here is the best one for Canadians. It is free.

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    2. Q: My fathers grandfather came from Sweden to Canada 1911, how can I find his now living relatives? (Per Lindberg was born 1853, he died 1913 in Fort William, Ont, Canada).
      A:
      Through obituaries (they list who's still living & where - follow the obits from old to new), city directories, phone books, funeral records. See our
      Check List and try any resource that would apply to those still living.

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