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Réseau du Patrimoine franco-ontarien (RPFO) / Franco-Ontarian Heritage Network

Ottawa.

Richmond Hill Historical Society

The Richmond Hill Historical Society (RHHS) was founded in 1973 and is an affiliate member of the Ontario Historical Society.

Royal Heraldry Society of Canada / Société royale d’héraldique du Canada

Russell Historical Society - Keith M. Boyd Museum

Russell, Ontario, Canada.

Society Hill: Ontario Societies

A list of addresses for genealogical and historical societies in the province.

South Fredericksburgh Heritage Committee

Serving the County of Lennox & Addington.

St. Joseph Island Historical Society

Temiskaming Genealogy Group

The Glencoe & District Historical Society

Dedicated to the preservation and promotion of family and physical history for Ekfrid, Metcalf, Mosa Tp; and the communities of Appin, Glencoe, Melbourne, Newbury, Wardsville, and the about to be formed S.W. Middlesex; all in the Province of Ontario, Canada.

The Greater Harvey Historical Society

Ontario, Canada. Covers the Galway, Harvey and Cavendish areas of Peterborough County.

The London & Middlesex Historical Society

The United Empire Loyalists Association of Canada

Upper Ottawa Valley Genealogical Group

Pembroke, Ontario, Canada.

Vankleek Hills & District Historical Society / Soci

Fosters interest in and preservation of our local history. Projects include a museum, archives; walking tours, oral histories, genealogy. Vankleek Hill is located in Eastern Ontario at the crossroads of Highway 34 and County Road 10 in Champlain Township, United Counties of Prescott and Russell, part of the historic Lower Ottawa Valley.

Waterloo Historical Society

Wellington County Historical Society

West Nissouri Historical Society

The society is researching and writing a book about the history of the township, dating from the earliest settlement following the War of 1812 to the present. Family profile submissions are welcome.
[The original link is broken. This link points to an archived copy on the Wayback Machine]

William Quarrier Home Children Association

From 1896 to 1936, 7,000 Scottish children went to Canada through William Quarriers's Orphan Homes of Scotland, arriving in Belleville (Marchmont Home) and later Brockville (Fairknowe Home) before being sent to work on Ontario farms or as household help.