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Leeds & Grenville Names Index

Contains more than 100,000 names from Leeds & Grenville Branch sources.

The Ontario Names Index (TONI)

Contains several million entries for names in various parts of Ontario. To search for Leeds & Grenville names, enter either Leeds or Grenville in the Location search field.

Leeds & Grenville County Atlas Index

Leeds & Grenville Cemetery Locator – Updated December 2023

This December 2023 version of the Leeds & Grenville Cemetery Locator Google map provides cemetery Publication Number and references to Leeds & Grenville News & Views articles that contain corrections and additional information not included in the original publication. The updated map also provides references to Leeds & Grenville News & Views articles on numerous cemeteries where no formal publication has been published.

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Office and archives location:
5 Henry Street, Brockville, Ontario

Postal address:
P.O. Box 536, Brockville, ON K6V 5V7

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 613-342-7773

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The United Counties of Leeds & Grenville are the traditional territory of Wendat, Anishinaabeg and Haudenosaunee Peoples. The area is home to many First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples, and we pay respect to all Indigenous people in the region, and recognize the responsibility we all have in protecting the water, air, animals, plants and land on which we live. We do this land acknowledgement as a show of respect to those who took care of these lands before the settlers arrived, to remind us of our obligations, and to reconcile the past and move forward together into the future. Learn more at Truth and Reconciliation – Leeds & Grenville.

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