For those of you who are interested, I have transcribed the deaths that were registered in 1900 for the township of Fitzroy, Carleton county. They were taken from the Archives of Ontario microfilm MS 935 Reel 95. I am a regular user of my local library’s interlibrary loan service for microfilms (I don’t know what I would do without it!). I figured that since I had gone to the trouble of ordering the things (they take about a month to come in, though I do have them at my disposal for 2 weeks) I should put them to good use. So I have started to transcribe what I can from the reel (or reel’s) that I’ve ordered. I’ve never done anything like this before (you guys get to be the guinea pigs <she says with an evil grin>), so please let me know if the format that I’ve put them in is easy to understand. If not, I’m open to any suggestions that would improve it. You’ll be hearing from me about once a month from now on. I’ve just sent away for a new batch of microfilm (I have a limit of only three reels a shot, unfortunately). However, if anyone would like to make any requests for the next (next) batch (approximately 2 months from now depending when the next ones come in), I’d be more than happy to order them in. However, I’m only working on death registrations at the moment. A little reminder: death registrations can be ordered for only the years between 1869 - 1929. Anything before 1869, church records would have to be consulted. Anything after 1929, the Registrar General’s office in Thunder Bay would have to be contacted. (I’m almost finished, don’t worry) :) I’ll be sending the 1900 Fitzroy deaths in another e-mail since I never expected this one to get so long-winded. You know how it is. You think you’re done, then you think of one more thing that you just have to say. And one more thing. And another. And another. <g> Oh, and one more thing... (just kidding!) Cheers, Gwen