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	Grey County Forest Stewardship Network - Home
		Beautiful Grey County is snuggled against the southern end of Georgian Bay and is blessed with ample forests, lakes, cold water streams and wetlands.
		Grey County is the fourth largest county in Ontario and approximately 35% of that area is covered by forests.
		Grey County is the largest procducer of Apples in Ontario, and the second largest producer of beef.
	www.ontariostewardship.org /ontarioStewardship/home/osGCFSNIndex.asp (299 words)

	Grey County, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Grey County is a county and census division of the Canadian province of Ontario.
		Grey County was created in 1852 with the first settlement was in the vicinity of Collingwood or Meaford.
		Grey - Haliburton - Hastings - Huron - Lambton - Lanark - Leeds and Grenville - Lennox and Addington - Middlesex - Northumberland - Perth - Peterborough - Prescott and Russell - Renfrew - Simcoe - Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry - Wellington
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Grey_County,_Ontario (409 words)

	County of Grey
		The County of Grey is a family of distinctive communities which values its heritage, natural beauty, clean, healthy environment and rural lifestyle.
		Employing approximately 750 people, the County of Grey is dedicated to managed, sustainable growth while also offering agricultural and rural simplicity and big city activities.
		Situated two hours north of Toronto, Grey County offers beauty you can't get in the city along with a lifestyle that is more relaxed and family oriented.
	www.greycounty.on.ca (91 words)

	Directory of the County of Grey for 1865-6. (Part 7)
		A Township in the South Eastern part of the County of Grey; having Artemisia on the North, Melanchton on the East, Luther (in Wellington Co.) on the South, and Egremont on the West.
		Normanby, Egremont, Glenelg and Bentinck, in the county of Grey, are wholly drained by the Saugeen, and Proton, Melancthon, Osprey, Artemisia, Holland and Sullivan, partially.
		Vincent is one of the Northern townships of the County of Grey, being bounded on the North and East by Georgian Bay, South by Euphrasia, and West by Sydenham.
	mlloyd.org /Gen/lloyd/TEXT/grey7.htm (8470 words)

	D/S Grey County - Norwegian Merchant Fleet 1939-1945
		Grey County, general cargo for Le Havre, can be found among the ships in Convoy HX 24 in March-1940, along with a few other Norwegian vessels.
		Grey County had a general cargo for Avonmouth on that occasion, and it looks like she joined the convoy from Halifax.
		This was the ex Nortraship Harald Thorsvik (ex Henry B. Plant) renamed Grey County (Klaus Wiese Hansen) in 1946.
	www.warsailors.com /singleships/greycounty.html (784 words)

	The Bird's Eye View - Dan Grey – 3/21/05
		Grey forgets small business owners are also employees who draw a wage, and that wage is subject to Socialist Security – and Medicare – taxes.
		Grey is correct in noting SS is a pyramid – a.k.a.
		Grey should remember it was his beloved Democrats who designed SS to behave this way.
	home.comcast.net /~tbev-comments/pundits/BeaverCountyTimes/lte-GreyD-05-03-21.htm (761 words)

	~: Grey Bruce Owen Sound Cattlemen - Northern Football Conference Ontario - Canadian Major Football League :~
		The Owen Sound Grey Bruce Football Club's team name will be based within the City of Owen Sound, the County of Grey and the County of Bruce or Cottage Country Centre.
		Mary's H.S. Mustangs, the Light Red of the Owen Sound C.V.I. Falcons, the Silver Grey of the Grey Highlands S.S. Lions and Saugeen District S.S. Royals, the Snow White of the John Diefenbaker S.S. Trojans, and can be mirrored closely on the uniforms of the CFL's Montréal Alouettes and the NFL's Buffalo Bills.
		The first meeting for the Grey Bruce Owen Sound Football Club is to be held exactly one week from today, on Friday, March 3, 2006 7:00 pm at Montana's Bar and Grill on 1555 18th Ave.
	www.angelfire.com /country/gbciaac/allgreybruce.html (569 words)

	Grey Roots - Grey County
		In 1852, the County of Grey, named after Charles the second Earl of Grey, was established.Â It united various townships under a common name and by 1854 Grey County became separated from the counties of Wellington and Simcoe.Â
		The county was originally divided into separate school districts, and later divided by townships.Â Recently Grey County amalgamated over 30 various townships into nine municipalities.
		Grey County Time Line- A chronological evolution of Grey County and its inhabitants.
	www.greyroots.com /about-us/our-history/grey-county (213 words)

	Travel the Niagara Escarpment - Grey County
		This 72 hectare conservation area, is managed by the Grey Sauble Conservation Authority and offers impressive views of the Beaver Valley, wooded areas, regrowth occurring in former fields, ski hills and of the village of Kimberley.
		Bear a left onto Grey Road 7 and continue traveling north over the Beaver River, the 'Talisman Mountain Resort' is nearby, you will find the Epping Lookout Park on your right at the top of the steep valley slope.
		This area is managed by the Grey Sauble Conservation Authority and is one of the largest marsh systems in Grey County.
	www.escarpment.org /Travel/driving_tourGrey.htm (2342 words)

	Visit Grey - The Grey't Experience Contest
		Grey County is home to one of the highest waterfalls in Eastern Canada.
		Grey County was home to painter Tom Thomson, a member of the renowned Group of Seven.
		Grey County is one of the snowiest places in Southern Ontario.Â It's due to lake effect snowfall from Lake Huron and Georgian Bay.
	www.visitgrey.ca /contest (250 words)

	Welcome to the Grey Highlands Public Library
		Located in South Grey County, the Grey Highlands Public Library is comprised of three branches in Flesherton, Kimberley and Markdale.
		It serves the residents of Grey Highlands and contracting municipalities of West Grey and Chatsworth.
		The Grey Highlands Public Library was formed in 2001 as a result of the amalgamation of the former Townships of Artemesia, Euphrasia and Osprey and the Village of Markdale which is now known as the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
	www.greyhighlandspubliclibrary.com (186 words)

	Grey county - Find The Best Grey county Resources Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Grey Roots combines Grey County's Museum, Archives and Tourism Services all in one convenient Grey Roots aims to tell the rich stories of Grey County,
		Grey County Agricultural Services is a resource service for the county's the County of Grey and local agricultural organizations.
		Aberdeen is a village in Grey County, Ontario, Canada.
	baidubuqin.com /bibq/grey-county.html (275 words)

	Historical Plaques of Grey County
		Thomson was born at Claremont, Ontario County, but two months later moved with his parents to Leith where he lived until the age of twenty-one.
		It opened up Grey County and at its northern terminus the flourshing community of Sydenham (Owen Sound) was established.
		The community of "Sydenham" was incorporated as the Town of Owen Sound in 1857 with a population of almost 2000.
	www.waynecook.com /agrey.html (3039 words)

	West Grey, Ontario Canada
		Corporation of the County of Grey vs. Bill 125 - The Council of the Corporation of the County of Grey passed a resolution at their January 7, 2003 meeting in support of Bill 125.
		The County of Grey passed a by-law to establish a tax rebate program for the purposes of providing relief from taxes on eligible property occupied by eligible charities.
		The County T.A.P.S. Committee has passed a resolution of support on December 24, 2002, to have the County survey crew complete a site plan for the extraction to occur on the County property in the former Township of Normanby, and that the Ministry of Natural Resources be notified.
	www.westgrey.com /minutesdisplay.cfm?ID=77 (2816 words)

	Grey county - Grey County GIS Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Grey county has taken a look at the reorganization and reducing the size of county
		Grey County OPP has laid charges related to the theft of a cargo utility Grey County OPP investigated a weekend crash in the Bognor area that sent an
		The Grey County ARES net is held every Sunday at 8 pm local (Eastern) time, Calling the Grey County Net.
	webinfofeed.com /wifd/grey-county.htm (436 words)

	Grey County (Ontario, Canada) Information
		Grey County's boundaries are: north: Georgian Bay east: Simcoe County south: Dufferin & Wellington Counties west: Bruce County Counties of Ontario Index
		Townships which were added to Grey in the late 1850's were: Keppel and Sarawak.
		Numbers refer to the Townships of Grey County map (to the right) Aberdeen 10 Cedarville 16 Allan Park 10 Durham 10,11 Alsfeldt 14 Holstein 15 Alvanley 3 Mount Forest* 14,15 Annan 4 Owen Sound 3,4 Arnott 7 Thornbury 9 Ayton 14 Wiarton** 1 Mount Forest became part of Wellington County* in 1865.
	members.aol.com /winfieldpb/greyinfo.htm (271 words)

	Grey County,Ont.Genweb-Queries
		Family moved to Grey County, Artemesia Township mid 1850's and according to census records resided there for a number of decades.
		Their first child was named Robert John James Smith who was born April 9th, 1883 in Euphrasia Township, in the county of Grey and his birth was registered July 14, 1883.
		Grey county and I believe the family I am after is either John H. Lynn or Robert Lynn as shown in a directory fo Grey county for the year 1865.
	www.network54.com /Forum/13590/viewall-page-6 (5421 words)

	Grey Roots - Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Explore Grey County Museums and Galleries: the Meaford Museum, the South Grey Museum, the Billy Bishop Heritage Museum, the Marine and Rail Museum and the Tom Thomson Memorial Art Gallery.
		A Shot in the Dark is an interactive murder mystery based on real events that happened in Grey County.
		Grey Roots is offering more educational programs than ever before.
	www.greycounty.on.ca /archives (204 words)

	Niagara Escarpment Travel Links - Parks in Southern Grey County
		One historian even speculated that the use of the Beaver as Canada's national emblem originated with the Petun from Grey County.
		The Grey Sauble Conservation Authority has placed some interpretive signs along a low stone wall that lines the edge of the gorge.
		The property, owned by the Ministry of Natural Resources, the Grey Sauble Conservation Authority and Grey County, includes mature deciduous forest, swamp, pine plantations and abandoned farm fields reverting to forest.
	www.escarpment.org /Travel/travel_south_grey_parks.htm (1838 words)

	The Grey Bruce Escape
		...is a full colour, glossy magazine devoted to promoting the whole of the Grey and Bruce Region as “Your Four Season Vacation Escape”. We have just finalized the printing of the 6th edition of “The Grey Bruce Escape”, which is produced entirely within our region (Printed at Transcontinental Printing, RBW Graphics, Owen Sound).
		The Bruce Trail enters Grey County south of Collingwood.
		Over 250 kms follow the Niagara Escarpment across the county, more than one third of the trails entire length.
	greybruceescape.ca (160 words)

	- Grey County
		Ron will provide informative and accurate reports on local races in each riding throughout Grey County, up to the minute poll results, field updates from reporters across the region and a federal overview and commentary.
		Electing a federal government matters, and it is an important decision for many of our viewers in Grey County.
		Our federal debate coverage in ridings throughout Grey County will help them stay fully informed on the issues and matters of the country, and its local impact” adds Grimes.
	www.rogerstelevision.com /option.asp?rid=50&lid=16&tid=7717 (353 words)

	Grey County,Ont.Genweb-Queries
		Grey Township & Grey County are both two different locations in Ontario.
		He settled initially in the nichol township, wellington county, ontario and then moved to artemesia twnsp in grey county in the mid 1850's.
		With her husband, Wm Waldron,she resided in Normanby, Grey Co. I found an Alexander Nicholson on the 1880 Atlas for Egremont, Grey Co. Alexander was born 1823, Scotland, and settled in Grey Co.1855.
	www.network54.com /Forum/13590/viewall-page-7 (4776 words)

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		The County was subdivided in 1867, when the following resolution was adopted by the County Lodge, and endorsed by the Grand Lodge of Western Canada: Moved by Thomas Frizzell, seconded by William Nixon and resolved, “That the County of Grey is too large for Orange purposes
		The Lodges on the Manitoulin Island and on the North shore as well as the Northern parts of Bruce County were attached to the County Lodge of North Grey until those jurisdictions became sufficiently well organized to support County Lodges.
		North Grey was divided in 1906 and is known as North Grey and West Grey; South Grey was subdivided in 1887 and is known as South Grey and East Grey for Orange purposed.
	members.tripod.com /~Roughian/GreyCountyOrangeism.html (797 words)

	Grey & Bruce Counties Groundwater Study
		The study area for this project includes all of Grey and Bruce Counties and their municipalities, towns and townships.
		In Grey County this includes the Township of Georgian Bluffs, the Township of Chatsworth, the Municipality of West Grey, the Township of Southgate, the Town of Hanover, the Municipality of Grey Highlands, the Municipality of Meaford, the City of Owen Sound and the Town of The Blue Mountains.
		In Bruce County this includes the Municipality of Arran-Elderslie, the Town of South Bruce Peninsula, the Municipality of Brockton, the Township of Huron-Kinloss, the Municipality of South Bruce, the Municipality of Kincardine, the Town of Saugeen Shores and the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula.
	www.greybrucegroundwaterstudy.on.ca /study_info.htm (563 words)

	Grey County Ontario GenWeb
		If everyone contributed to their respective counties as much as Jopie has, there would be nothing left to do - it would all be done.
		The problem is that illness has now caught up to Jopie and she has to retire from volunteering.
		June 17, 2006 : All links listed on the Grey County GenWeb, whether submitted or found through the use of a search engine such as google, have been personally checked, and are frequently re-checked.
	www.rootsweb.com /~ongrey (742 words)

	8 Reasons - Truth in Grey County (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Larry Miller is the only person in Grey-Bruce County to have stood up beside the people that want to tear Canada apart and vote with them.
		Yesterday the people of Grey County and Canada spoke.
		Locally - Larry Miller had approximately %55 of Grey County vote against him.
	www.8reasons.com (926 words)

	West Grey, Ontario Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Comprised of the former Townships of Normanby, Bentinck and Glenelg, the Town of Durham and the Village of Neustadt, this new Municipality, situated in the deep south of Grey County is steeped in history, as a visit to the Heritage Village of Neustadt will prove.
		The rural ambience is the overall charm of West Grey.
		Touring West Grey in any season is a treat, but especially so in the fall as Mother Nature dresses in autumn finery.
	www.township.westgrey.on.ca /tourism.cfm (1001 words)

	Grey County GenWeb Queries
		They were in the Ontario, Grey County 1871 census and then moved to the US in 1874.
		I know that his wife's first name was Mary and that she died between the 1871 and 1881 census but I have not been able to find her date of death or her place of interment.
		In the 1871 census it states that William was born in Ireland and Eleanor in Ontario.
	www.rootsweb.com /~ongrey/query1/query2002-3.html (6997 words)

	Grey County Woodlot Association
		One of the chief aims of the Grey County Woodlot Association is to
		There are ample markets for fuelwood and pulpwood in Grey County to permit sale of these smaller trees.
		Grey County By-Law 3558-96 states that no one shall cut merchantable timber trees (for example: pine, maple, oak) with a stump diameter of less than 18 inches (which translates into a diameter at chest height of approximately 14-16 inches), unless cut in accordance with good forestry practices.
	www.gcwa.ca /manage.html (2249 words)

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