Place List: Ontario, Canada: Family History of Ivan Hurst

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Place List: Ontario, Canada, sorted alphabetically (number of total localities in parentheses):

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1. and Glengarry, Ontario, Canada (1)
2. Bolton, Ontario, Canada

3. Brant, Ontario, Canada (1)
4. Brantford, Ontario, Canada

5. Carleton Place, Ontario, Canada

6. Carleton, Ontario, Canada

7. Chatham-Kent, Ontario, Canada (1)
8. Durham, Ontario, Canada (1)
9. Elgin, Ontario, Canada (1)
10. Essex, Ontario, Canada (2)

11. Fergus, Ontario, Canada

12. Fort William and Rainy River, Ontario, Canada

13. Frontenac, Ontario, Canada (2)

14. Grey, Ontario, Canada (1)
15. Hamilton, Ontario, Canada (3)

16. Hastings, Ontario, Canada

17. Hibbert, Ontario, Canada (1)
18. Huron County, Ontario, Canada (2)

19. Huron South, Ontario, Canada (1)
20. Huron West, Ontario, Canada (1)
21. Huron, Ontario, Canada (14)

22. Kent, Ontario, Canada (2)
23. Kingston, Ontario, Canada

24. Lambton, Ontario, Canada (1)
25. Leeds, Ontario, Canada (1)
26. Lennox and Addington, Ontario, Canada (1)
27. Lincoln Co., Ontario, Canada (1)
28. Lincoln, Ontario, Canada (1)
29. Loughboro, Ontario, Canada

30. McKillop, Ontario, Canada (1)
31. Middlesex Co, Ontario, Canada (1)
32. Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada (1)
33. Middlesex, Ontario, Canada (1)
34. Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

35. Niagara, Ontario, Canada (2)
36. Northumberland, Ontario, Canada (2)
37. Ontario, Canada

38. Ontario, Ontario, Canada

39. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

40. Peel County, Ontario, Canada (1)
41. Peel, Ontario, Canada (1)
42. Perth, Ontario, Canada (3)

43. Pickering, Ontario, Canada

44. Port Colborne, Ontario, Canada

45. Prescott, Ontario, Canada

46. Prince Edward, Ontario, Canada (2)

47. Rainy River, Ontario, Canada (1)
48. Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada (1)
49. Renfrew, Ontario, Canada (1)
50. Scarborough, Ontario, Canada (2)

51. Seaforth, Ontario, Canada

52. Shelburne, Ontario, Canada

53. Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada (1)
54. Simcoe, Ontario, Canada (2)
55. St Catherines, Ontario, Canada (1)
56. St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada

57. Toronto Municipality, Ontario, Canada (1)
58. Toronto, Ontario, Canada (7)

59. Vankleek Hill, Ontario, Canada

60. Walton or Staffa, Ontario, Canada

61. Walton, Ontario, Canada

62. Walton; Morris Twp., Ontario, Canada

63. Wellington, Ontario, Canada

64. Wentworth Co., Ontario, Canada (1)
65. Willowdale, Ontario, Canada

66. Windsor, Ontario, Canada

67. York Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada (1)
68. York, Ontario, Canada (7)

69. York; Scarborough, Ontario, Canada

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