Toronto Necropolis transcription lookup

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Does anyone have access to the transcriptions of the Toronto Necropolis and crematorium York County (City of Toronto)?

I am looking for the details of:

CHAMPION Kate
Stone reference: S-CBP-155.

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As we have many new members since I originally posted thought I would bump this up.

[AdeleE]

I don't have a copy, nor does our local genealogy group, but perhaps one of our Toronto friends lives or works close to these libraries:

Book title:
Toronto Necropolis and Crematorium, Toronto, Ontario : 200 Winchester Street
By: Ontario Genealogical Society. Toronto Branch.

North York Central Library
929.50971 TOR Reference Canadiana 6th Fl Reference In Library

Toronto Reference Library
929.50971 T59 Reference Special Coll 4th Fl Reference Directories In Library

Adele

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Thanks Adele.

[AdeleE]

Also available at the Barrie Public Library, Downtown branch:

Toronto Necropolis and Crematorium, Toronto, Ontario.
Toronto, Ont. : Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto Branch, c2002.
Description:
454 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.
Notes:
Includes index.
929.509713541 Tor
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[AdeleE]

Doug,
I just remembered that the Toronto Library has an "Ask a Librarian" service, available by email.

http://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/ask_adu_index.jsp

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I'm not sure if their service extends to this kind of research, but may be worth a try.

Adele

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Thanks Adele,

I'll give it a go.

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Thanks for that suggestion Adele.

Had a positive response within 12 hours.

A great service!

[AdeleE]

That's wonderful! Although I'm sure it was half your doing. I imagine that you framed the question well, which probably put you at the top of what must be a long to-do list.

Adele