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Mediterrâneo (Adana, Antalya, Mersin, Kahramanmaraş, Tarsus)
Antalya (Alanya, Manavgat, Serik, Kumluca, Gazipaşa, Kemer)
Cama e Pequeno-almoço
Alojamentos Side
Location : Can Garden Resort is 10 km. far to Ancient Side center and 60 km. to Antalya Airport, 600 m. to sandbeach and have a private beach. Rooms : 184 Rooms, 450 Beds, 150 Standart rooms, 2 rooms for Disabled, 32 Family rooms. Rooms Features : Direct dial telephone, Bathroom, Telephone in Bathroom, Hairdryer, Electronic keylock system, Fire Alarm, Minibar, Wakeup service, Safebox, Balcony, Satelitte Tv, Split Air-Condition.Room views; Garden view, Pool view. Winning & Dining : 2 Restaurant(s) Indoor cap. 250, Outdoor cap.160,Breakfast Hall (total cap 450), 2 Snack Bars, Ottoman & Sea Food A'la Carte Restaurant, Lobby Bar, Vitamin Bar, Terrace Bar, Restaurant Bar, Turkish, International and Vgeterian Cuisines. Inclusive Terms : All Inclusive 08:00 - 24:00 between local drinks Facilities & Services : Doctor , Medical Roomi Babysitting, Services for disabled people, Internet, Market, Dry Cleaning, Fitness Center, Power generator, Laundry service, Parking lot for 10 cars. Leisure & Recreation : 1 outdoor swimming pool, 1 Indoor swimming pool, Pool for children, Aquaslide, Turkish Bath, Sauna, Massage, Jacuzzi, Fitness Center, Hairdresser, 1 tennis court, 1 illuminated tennis court, tabletenis, Meeting Room(s) total cap. 250., Playing Ground for children, Miniclub, Tv
SIRMA HOTEL & APARTMENTS Side - Antalya - Turkey
Situated in a green garden at the seaside, Sirma Hotel & Apartments, is 60 kms to the airport and 1 km to Side village center. While all the hotel rooms have minibar, air-conditioner, direct-dial telephone, sat TV, shower / WC, hairdryer, balcony safe box the apartments have 2 bedrooms, sitting room, kitchen and refrigerator, sat TV, 2 balconies, telephone and
Sidekum Hotel
Sidekum Hotel is a 5 star hotel. Sidekum Hotel is located in Manavgat, 4 km from Side city center. By staying at Sidekum Hotel, you will be close to many attraction and landmarks such as Side Antique City, MKM Cinema and Seleukia Antique City. If you're wondering what to do outside of Sidekum Hotel, you can get relaxed on Kumkoy Beach, visit Museum, go jogging at Ayayo Altinbesik National Park, shop in Kumkoy Shopping District or spice your night up in Club Simarik. You can also enjoy Fitness Center, Swimming Pool and Billiards. Moreover, Sidekum Hotel's Business Centre and Currency Exchange serve you for your business
Seher Sun Beach
The cultivated hotel area with 184 rooms, consist of one main building ( 4 floors ) and two residential buildings ( 3 floors), which are distribute around the swimming pool. You will be welcomed in our air-conditioned Lobby. At our nice sandy beach and at our pool area, are parasols, sunloungers and overlays free of charge for you available. Watersports, beach volleyball, table tennis, tennis court, darts, pool and our gym will afford you a lot of entertaiment while your holiday. For your daily animation and you evening animation we offer you different animation programs. For the children there is a childrens club available. For your physical well-being there is our All Inclusive choice for you available. Our main restaurant, 2 A'la Carte Restaurant, our Snackbar and different barsa re available vor you. Furthermore there are a shopping centre, doctor service and a lot of more activities for you
Oleander hotel
It is the meeting point with its unique fine sandy and shallow beach for the familes with kids, with its well-cared and calm garden for the guests who want to be away from work stress, with its just nearby entertainment and shopping centers for the guests who want to enjoy. Our wish is to make you to have an unforgettable holiday with the service quality we offer to you.As our guests say "Once Oleander, always Oleander". All our 328 rooms, which consist from 4 different types as Standard, Family, Superior and Suite rooms are designed to cover all expectations and needs of our guests. Standard Room (max. 3 Person) Existing with laminated floor, air-conditioned (individual control), Safety deposit box (with charge), direct-dial phone, mini fridge (daily filled up with 0,5 liter botteled pure water per person), LCD SAT. TV, bathroom with shower or bathtube/WC, bathrobe, hairdryer, cosmetics mirror, balcony. GARDENIA Mainrestaurant | You can find the opportunity of tasting breakfast, lunch and every other day changing dinner which are prepared with attention and affection from different places of the world on our open-buffet. A la carte Restaurant GUSTO | Wouldn't you want to pass the time plesantly with the people you love in the ambiance where you can feel the warmth of Side sun? We will be glad to entertain you in our Restaurant where you can find the tastes of Mediterranean kitchen. A la carte Restaurant LOTUS | What about having a journey to different tastes reminding the Far East in Side region which is the pearl of Mediterranean? MARIN Beach Snack Bar & Restaurant | Welcome to a pleasant ambiance where you can get our appetizers by the Mediterranean while you deeply breathing the smell of the sea by being engrossed in horizon. Cafe BISTRO | Be fascinated while sipping your tea or coffee with amazing pastry choices. Cafe AMBIANCE | Greeting to nice friendships in a charming atmosphere designed pleasantly. LOBBY Bar | What about
Crystal Sunrise Queen
An area of 50.000 m², whereby 23.000 m² consists of hotel buildings and 27.000 m² consists of gardens, the guests will find five blocks of a main building, with a total capacity of 355 rooms. Well designed and decorated' this hotel holds out the promise of a lazy beach holiday in the height of comfort. Active guests will not be disappointed either' as an extensive range of sports facilities are provided. Facilities * Waterslides (planned for summer 2011) * four swimming pools' some with swim–up bars and large terraces with sunloungers and parasols (usually closed Nov–Mar) * indoor pool * buffet restaurant * à la carte restaurants * snack bar and bar * choice of lounges * selection of shops Room Info Rooms have double or twin beds (plus extra sofa bed)' air conditioning' satellite TV' hairdryer' bathroom and balcony or terrace. Prices are based on 2 adults sharing on All Inclusive. Twin rooms for sole use' rooms with sea view and suites with sea view are available at a supplement. Terrace suite rooms with separate living room and deluxe terrace rooms with large balconies' both with sea view' are available at a supplement. Official Rating - 5 Star. Bedrooms - 347 rooms Activities * See All Inclusive features for free activities and entertainment. Eight tennis courts (floodlit) * fitness room * two squash courts * bowling * ballroom * massage * billiards Children Own pool (usually closed Nov–Mar); hotel–run kids' club (4–12yrs); playground; free highchairs and cots All Inclusive Food Buffet–style breakfast' lunch and dinner up to one à la carte restaurant (restrictions
Süral Saray Hotel
This hotel in Side is close to many popular locations the city has to offer. Guests of the Sural Saray Hotel Side will be able to visit the beach, which is just a quick walk from the hotel doors. They will also be able to find places in the surrounding area at which they will be able to shop and dine. Finding public transportation will be easy for guests of the Sural Saray Hotel Side. The bus stop is nearby, and they will be able to use taxis to help get around the area as well. Some attractions are within walking distance of the hotel, including the beach. The rooms found at the Sural Saray Hotel Side include air conditioning, bathrooms, and premium TV programming. The hotel offers a lobby bar, as well as a disco. Guests at the Sural Saray Hotel Side will also be able to use the indoor heated swimming pool, and dine at the onsite restaurant that serves local and international fare. The hotel also includes a hairdresser, mini-mart, and other shops
Sultan of Side
Room features Air conditioning, Bathroom with bathtub, Bathroom with shower, Central heating, Hairdryer, Minibar, Room safe, Small lounge, Windows that open, Writing desk Hotel features 24 hour reception, Balcony / Terrace, Car rental in the hotel, Child / Baby Crib, Childrens playground, Conference / Meeting rooms, Deck chairs, Disco / Nightclub, Doctor on-site, Entrance Hall / lobby, Garden [more]24 hour reception, Balcony / Terrace, Car rental in the hotel, Child / Baby Crib, Childrens playground, Conference / Meeting rooms, Deck chairs, Disco / Nightclub, Doctor on-site, Entrance Hall / lobby, Garden or park, Gym, Hairdresser, Hotel bar, Hotel bar on the beach, Hotel safe, Internet access, Laundry service, Lift, Massage, Miniclub, Organised activities, Outdoor swimming pool, Pool bar, Restaurant, Room Service, Sauna, Shops on site, Snack bar, Stage for shows, Steam room, Sun umbrellas, Supermarket, TV lounge, Terrace, Towels at the pool / beach, Wheelchair
The Paloma Beach Resort hotel is located directly on the Mediterranean coast and integrating with the natural beauty of the sandy beaches and mountains this delightful hotel lies in a peaceful area and offers a relaxing experience with first class service. It is ideal for families, catering well for children of all ages with clubs and a variety of activities. The hotel is surrounded by landscaped gardens and has been a destination enjoyed and revisited by guests since opening in 1992. Situated directly on the sandy beach of Kumkoy; 5km to the resort centre of Side with main nightlife; shops, bars andrestaurants are just 500m away with a busstop 100m taking you to Side.Antalya airport is 65 kilometres away. Hotel is 5 km to Side, 8 km to Manavgat, 70 km to Antalya City. Facilities in the Paloma Beach Resort hotel include: 2 Swimming pools (one with water-slides),Main Pool: 1200 m3 - 125 cm + 240 cm deep Activity/Slide Pool: 450 m3 - 120 cm + 160 cm deep, Children's Pool (separate): 25 m3 - 40 cm deep, indoor heated pool: 40 m3 - 155 cm deep 5 Slides (one for adult and one with 4 lanes).Beach: Hotels own Sandy Beach. The Paloma Beach Resort hotel's 294 spacious guestrooms offer comfortable furnishings and feature a bathroom with shower and hairdryer, air-conditioning, satellite TV, telephone, mini-bar, safe and balcony with sea or garden view. Disabled rooms are also available. Main Building; 48 Standard Room, 26 Standard Sea view Room, 38 Large Standard Room, 8 Family Room. Bungalow ; 174 Bungalow Standard Room. Water Sports Free Of Charge Services: Water Sports: Canoe, Pedalo, Wind Surfing (with certificate) Paid Services: Banana Ride, Jet Ski, Ringo Ride Water Ski (with license), Water Sports Lessons, Boat Tour, Parasailing, all motorised activities Land Sports Free Of Charge Services: Beach Volley, Basketball, Table Tennis, Football, 2 Tennis courts, Water Gymnastics, Aerobics, Step, Stretching, Water Volley, Water Polo, Boccia
Royal Dragon Hotel
The Royal Dragon is located in a peaceful location near the resorts of Side and Colakli and is located just moments away from a beautiful sandy beach. The air-conditioned hotel offers guests a range of beautiful and stylish guest rooms all of which are equipped with central heating and air conditioning, LCD TV, hairdryer, safe and a private terrace or balcony. The hotel itself offers an extensive and impressive seasonal entertainment program which includes live music, cinema, mini-disco, children's play area and an indoor and outdoor swimming pool. The Dragon is ideal for guests looking for a hotel that will constantly keep them entertained and occupied.
Sun Beach Hotel
Room Features Sun Beach Hotel Side has 64 rooms with 140 beds in total.including 59 standard rooms with sea and land view, 5 Family rooms, All rooms equipped with Direct Dial phone, Minibar, Safe box, Hair dryer, Satellite tv, Split air conditioning. Family rooms has additional Bathtub and living room . Room Views : Sun Beach Hotel Side has rooms with sea and garden views are available. Dining and Wining : Sun Beach Hotel Side has a Main restaurant with 150 pax capacity offers variety of delicious tastes as an open buffet. Moreover Garden bar and Snack bar serves cool drinks in a cozy atmosphere while you chat with the other guests and share your travelling experiences. Facilities and Services : Hotel Side Sun Beach has Outdoor swimming pool, Children swimming pool, Children s playground, Turkish Bath, Massage, Sauna, Water Sports, Live music 2 days a week will colour your nights. Moreover Split Air conditioning, Laundry service, Power generator, Doctor for emergency, Parking without fee are the other facilities to offer.Sun Beach Hotel Side offers good hospitality and high standard of service in its cozy atmosphere.You will feel welcome pretty much from the time you step in to Sun Beach Hotel. Hotel Location : Sun Beach Hotel Side is located at the sea shore in Side Ancient city center next to the charming aqua marine sea with admirable sandy beach. which is 0 km.This secret paradise is dazzling.With its climate, history and night life unique region to have a holiday.You will be amazed how rich is the area with its touristic attractions. Such as Temple of Apollon, Thermasos, Phaselis, Perge, Aspendos and Olympos are very near by Side. Worth to explore this historical remains which will drag you in the times of Romans. Its 60 km to Antalya Airport, 1 km to Side, 5 km to Manavgat, 0 m to the beautiful charming beach. Its an excellent place for romantic moments with glorious sunset. Transportation : Transportation can be done by local minibuses
Cesars Resort Hotel
Located 10 km from Manavgat, Cesars Resort Side offers soundproofed rooms with free parking. It features an outdoor pool with water slides and seafood-based cuisines in its restaurant. Fitted with modern beddings and fabrics, each room is air-conditioned and has a private balcony. Some rooms feature bathroom amenities and satellite TV. The à la carte restaurant serves a variety of local delicacies as well as Chinese dishes. Cocktails and non-alcoholic beverages are available at the hotel's 4 bars. Sports facilities at Cesar Resort Side include a beach volleyball area and a tennis court fitted with evening lights. Cesars Resort Side is a short walk away from the beach. It is a 15-minute drive from the Side Bus Stop. Hotel Rooms: 719.
Arum Resort
5 Floors (2 elevators) 188 Standard rooms (135 sea view, 53 land view) 27 Family rooms (sea side) 3 handicapped rooms 53 Two Bedroom Residence 49 Deluxe Family Suite Standard Rooms: App. 33 sqm. All rooms with bathroom, WC, air conditioning, direct dial telephone, satellite TV, hairdryer, mini bar, safe box, balcony with sea- or landview, parquetflooring and a small sitting area. Max. occupancy 3 Pax. Family Rooms: App. 36-42 sqm. Same specifications and equipments as standard rooms with two seperate bedrooms (with or without doors) and a bathroom. Max occupancy 4 Pax. Deluxe Family Suite : App. 47 sqm. Consists of two bedrooms (with doors) and a bathroom. One bedroom with french bed, other bedroom with twin beds. Max occupancy 4 pax. 2 Bedroom Residence : App. 60 sqm. It has same specifications and equipments as standard rooms. Consists of two bedrooms, one bathroom and a living room with kitchenette. One bedroom with french bed, other bedroom with twin beds. Max. 4+1 guests can accommodate. To slow down the very fast passing time a little more with various entertainments... After activities such as water sports, joyful competitions, sport matches full of competition, beach volley, mini golf, basketball, dart, bocca, tennis, table tennis, billiards, and many other games… The best way to relax our muscles with laughter is… Arum animation shows almost like Broadway shows Our animation team, which gets ready for every evening just like a gala night, satiate all our guests to entertainment and art with brilliant productions and
NOVA PARK HOTEL, Kumköy, Side, Antalya, Turkey
Hotel Nova Park is located at the distance of 70 km to Antalya and 64 km to the airport Antalya. The hotel has been situated in Kumköy closed to the famous Tourism Center Side (4 km) and 6 km away from Manavgat. Our guests can use the private road to the sea for the distance of 200 m or our herefore provided shuttle service. ROOMS: In our hotel there are totally 326 comfortable and practically with harmonizing colours furnished rooms (301 standart rooms, 21 family rooms and 4 handicapped rooms). Total Bed capacity (Min.): 850 STANDARD ROOMS : As 18 m2 for up to 2 adults and 1 child and 22 m2 with extra beds for 2 adults and 2 childs all rooms are equipped with bathtube/WC, hairdryer, central air-conditioning, safe box, sat-TV with music channel, mini-fridge, direct dial telephone and balcony. FAMILY ROOMS: As 35 m2 the family rooms are consisting of one room furnished like the standard rooms, one bath/WC and one connected separate room with two beds (capacity 4 adults). HANDICAPPED ROOMS : Added to the furniture of our standard rooms the sizes of the handicapped rooms as well as the sizes of their doors (room, bath, balcony) are hold large enough to provide a comfortable moving with the wheelchair and there are also a sitting possibility and holders in the shower. EU standarts are provided.
Hane Family Resort
Hotel Name and Location Hane Family Resort Hotel Side Their holidays hotel lies on the edge of the holidays area Kumköy, approx. 300 mt. from wide sand beach (free shuttle services of the hotel to the beach available) and only approx. 1 km of the place and the shopping center an entertainment-possibilities. To Side these are approx. 8 kms and to Antalya approx. 60 kms. Rooms Air conditioning, Balcony, Bathroom telephone, Bottled water in room (comp), Cable TV, Climate control, Direct-dial phone, Extra towels, linens, bedding in room, Hair dryer, Handheld shower more Dining Hotel Facilities 24-hour front desk, Air-conditioned public areas, Arcade/game room, Babysitting or childcare, Bar/lounge, Barbecue grill(s), Billiards, Breakfast services, Conference room(s), Currency
Turquoise Resort Hotel
Turquoise Resort Hotel & Spa Turquoise Resort Hotel & Spa is a 5 star hotel with a setting where you can have a real Spa / Wellness Hotels experience. By staying at Turquoise Resort Hotel & Spa, you will be close to many attraction and landmarks such as Selge Antique City, Koprulu Kanyon and Side Antique City. If you're wondering what to do outside of Turquoise Resort Hotel & Spa, you can get relaxed on Colakli Beach, visit Museum, go jogging at Koprulu Kanyon National Park, shop in Kumkoy Shopping District or spice your night up in Club Alya. While staying at Turquoise Resort Hotel & Spa, you can take the advantage of the 24 Hour Check-In, Elevator / Lift, Hairdresser, Laundry Service and Parasols. Restaurant and Food Facilities include Bar. You can also enjoy Fitness Center, Swimming Pool, Billiards, Football and Mini Golf. Moreover, Turquoise Resort Hotel & Spa's Business Centre, Currency Exchange and Internet Access serve you for your business purposes. Turquoise Resort Hotel & Spa room facilities include Cable / Satellite Television for your
GAZIPASA STAR APART&HOTEL - Cama e Pequeno-almoço
Cama e Pequeno-almoço
Hotel Gazipasa Star is an apart hotel in Side Centrum.75 km from Antalya airport. 1 Bedroom apartments and standart hotel rooms are avaible.3-5 persons can stay in the apartment.Apartment is very confortable. All rooms are airconditioned safe box, shower, WC, balcony, hair dry, telephone, fridge. Apartmet has a kitchen and kitchen equıpment Swimming pool, children pool, water slide, alacarte restaurant, pool bar, mini market, generator, wriles internet, loby tv area, turkish bad, sauna masaj avaible at
Paloma Hotel
The Sentido Perissia is situated in Kumkoy, Side is just 3 km away, Antalya airport 65 km away. Set in the outskirts of Side, enjoy views out to the beach and the sea .Sentido Perissia is a stylish property with ample facilities and a friendly, relaxing ambience that suits couples and families alike. Perissia offers three expansive three pools set amongst tall palm trees. There are children's pools and an Aqua Park with two thrilling slides. We also offer indoor heated pool in our fitness centre. While resting on deck chairs under umbrellas on our sandy beach, our guests can gaze out at the majestic Mediterranean Sea. With our ultra all inclusive system, guests will be amazed at our breakfast, lunch and dinner buffets served in the main Paloma Restaurant and on the terraces. And for our late-risers, a special late breakfast is also available. The Paloma Perissia Hotel offers four very unique a la carte restaurants for our guests. The A La Turka dining room is a delight for all of your senses! Nightly live Turkish music and its traditional Turkish menu adds to the ambience of this richly decorated room. The Blue Restaurant, set by the sea, serves a variety of fresh fish. The Mikado Restaurant offers selections from the Far East, and for Italian cuisine, may we suggest the elegant Grappa Restaurant. Directly on the beach, is the Sandy Beach Restaurant, which serves daily an open buffet lunch and variety of BBQ. Afternoon snacks are served at the Hot & Crusty Snack Bar with variety of daily specials or you may choose one of our favorite freshly made daily sandwiches from the Sandwich Bar. Coffee, tea, pastries are served daily at Capello Patisserie, you must try our ice cream bar served by the Sandwich Bar each afternoon. Late night snack will always be served at Paloma Restaurant. 24 hours room service is available. Paloma Perissia Hotel Side has a total of 352 rooms. The beautifully appointed 140 Superior rooms, 2 Honeymoon Suites, 24 Suites, 82 Balcony
Aspendos Beach
Aspendos Beach is located in Gündoğdu, one of the best regions showing the Mediterranean character and has been built by its own beach which was awarded with the "Blue Flag Award" since 2005. Our facility is 12km away from Side which is one of the major towns, 3km away from Çolaklı, 20km away from Manavgat and 55km away from Antalya Airport. Transportation to these centers can be provided with various possibilities. Aspendos Beach, the newest member of the Trendy Hotels has 5 different room types addressing different needs. All of the rooms are designed to make sure you experience a heavenly comfort during your holiday. Standard rooms have a double bed or two single beds, television, radio, direct phone from the room and the bath, safe, entrance key system, air-conditioning, balcony, bath, WC, hair dryer, mini bar and carpet floors. Two adults, if requested two adults with a child or three adults can stay in these
Kaya Side Hotel
5-star CalimeraKaya Side, where lake and sea views are painted together with an incomparable blue, was opened by Kaya Holding Inc. in 1988. Among the first 5-star hotels in Turkey, Calimera Kaya Side is one of few hotels where forest, lake and sea views come together. Renovated twice so far and continuously upgraded to provide top quality service, Calimera Kaya Side is justly proud of having accommodated around thousands of local and foreign guests since the day it was opened. Calimera Kaya Side, thanks to its unique location in Sorgun forest, rich facilities and exceptional comfort and entertainment it offers to local and foreign guests from primarily Europe and BDT lands is among the most preferred hotels of the summer season. In the framework of franchising agreement with german REWE group, Calimera Kaya Side was added to Calimera Hotel chain. The rooms in Kaya Side, where lake and sea views come together, are as enjoyable as the scenery they offer! In the rooms; Satellite TV, direct telephone line, minibar, security safe, smoke detector, fire alarm, central air conditioning, balcony and a separate telephone, hair-dryer, make-up mirror, special shampoo, moisturizer and shower gel in the bathroom. Other services such as 24 hour room service, in house doctor, baby-sitting services, services for the disabled, internet cafe, playing field for kids, wake-up call service, drugstore, laundry, hairdresser, TV room, back up power systems and alarm
Melas Resort Hotel
Melas Resort Hotel offers you the magic of Mediterranean shores with its exclusive architecture and elegant atmosphere. You will have your meals on the terrace or in the airconditioned indoor part of our restaurant which has a beautiful view. You can also make a reservation in one of our a'la carte restaurants for a romantic candle light dinner. You will feel like you are on board of a huge ship while you are swimming or sunbathing on the swimmingpool terrace, located on the 5th floor. Our smiling team will be waiting to serve you in Lobby,Disco,Pool and Beach bars to which can be reached by panoramic elevators. The lounge chairs, mattresses and parasols are free of charge on our golden shallow beach and swimmingpools.The conference rooms for your meeting organizations and shopping center for your needs are other services offered in Melas Resort Hotel. An attractive feature in the room is the jakuzzi integrated in the bathtube in which you will relax after a long tiring day, as well as the room's having telephone,satellite tv, air- conditioning system,minibar,safety deposit box, hairdryer and a wide
Majesty Club Palm Beach Hotel
Majesty Club Palm Beach resort is situated 250 metres from the beach, 18 kilometres from Side and approximately 12 kilometres from Manavgat. The resort is surrounded by beautiful lush gardens and offers a vast diverse array of activities, fun and relaxation - a truly luxurious resort. Situated on a peninsula and flanked by two stretches of golden beach, the pretty town of Side is a jumble of old and new, with an extensive range of shops, late-night bars and restaurants mixed in among the ruins of the ancient city. The transfer from the airport takes 1 hour and 30 minutes. Rates and conditions are valid for UK Passport holders only All Inclusive Meals: Breakfast, Buffet, Daily: 07:30 - 10:00. Late Breakfast, Buffet, Daily: 10:00 - 11:00. Breakfast, A la Carte, Reservations Required, Daily: 08:30 - 10:00. Snacks, Pool Bar (Sandwich corner at the pool bar), Daily: 11:00 - 18:00. Snacks, Turkish, Snack Bar (Special Turkish tented snack bar), Daily: 12:00 - 16:00. Snacks, Buffet, Beach Bar, Daily: 12:00 - 15:00. Lunch, Buffet, Restaurant (Includes childrens buffet and a diet buffet), Daily: 12:30 - 14:00. Ice Cream, Daily: 12:00 - 17:00. Snacks, Snack Bar (Pommes Frites), Daily: 16:00 - 17:00. Afternoon Tea; Coffee Break, Pool Bar, Daily: 17:00 - 18:00. Dinner, Buffet, Daily: 19:00 - 21:30. Dinner, A la Carte, Reservations Required (Turkish, Mediterranean, Latin, Far East and Italian a La Carte restaurants), Daily: 19:00 - 22:00. Midnight snacks, Buffet, Daily: 23:30 - 00:30. Drinks: Locally produced Alcohol; Locally produced non Alcohol, Lobby Bar, 24 hours. Locally produced Alcohol; Locally produced non Alcohol, Pool Bar, Daily: 10:00 - 23:00. Locally produced Alcohol; Locally produced non Alcohol, Pool Bar (relax pool bar), Daily: 10:00 - 00:00. Soft drinks; Beer, Beach Bar, Daily: 10:00 - 18:00. Tea; Coffee, Bar (Traditional turkish cafe), Daily: 18:00 - 00:00. Locally produced Alcohol; Locally produced non Alcohol, Disco, Daily: 23:00 -
Emirhan Hotel
The Emirhan Hotel is two and a half miles from the centre of Side and just a couple of minutes from the beach. Side has a village atmosphere with narrow streets and an old harbour area. Side also has a small sandy cove in the town centre and 2 sandy beaches either side if the peninsula. This hotel will appeal to families and couples looking for a comfortable base from which to enjoy a beach based holiday in Turkey.Dining Guests on half board option -winter only- will take breakfast and dinner in the main restaurant or all inclusive foodanddrinks. The hotel has an a la carte restaurant both indoor and outdoor restaurants a pool bar a beach club and 4 further bars.Recreation The hotel has an indoor heated swimming pool 3 outdoor swimming pools 2 waterslides and a children`s pool.You will enjoy the various activities such as animations live music -once in a week- table tennis basketbol tennis billiards fitness saloon -above age 13 usage- sauna turkish bath game salloon and indoor swimming pool
Melissa Garden Apart Otel
Melissa Gardens are very spacious and well equipped apartments. Very well designed and very clean, friendly atmosphere, you will right at home as soon as you arrive. There are a multitude of shops, restaurants and mini-markets nearby, but during the day you may prefer to simply take a dip and a sun bath by the pool. LOCATION: * Situated just off the main road to the west of Side (noise levels are minimal). * Within easy reach of the gently shelving sands of Side beach (via steps and the rough path to the rear of the apartments FACILITIES: * Big sized pool with surrounding terrace equipped with sun lounges and parasols * Separate Pool for children * Pool bar, serving snacks * Lounge with satellite TV and pool view * 24 hour reception * Daily happy hour ACTIVITIES: * Game Room * Kids Club * Occasional Turkish barbecue nights. * Water Polo * Bingo Night * Magic Show * Karaoke Night ROOMS: Two types of rooms are available: * 1 Bedroom Apartments (2-4 persons) have separate, double or twin beds, open-plan living/dining area with two sofa beds (some have one sofa bed and arm chair bed) and kitchenette, air condition or fan, direct-dial telephone, full bathroom and balcony with pool view. * 2 Bedroom Apartments (2-6 persons) There are double or twin beds, open plan living/dining area with two sofa beds and kitchenette, air condition or fan, direct dial telephone, full bathroom and balcony with pool view. SERVICES: * Maid Service: 7 times per week. * Linen/towel change: Twice per week. * Individually controlled air-conditioning is available at a locally payable charge (subject to availability). EXTRA VALUE: * Free wine and fruit for honeymooners and guests celebrating anniversaries and
Helios Hotel Side
3 Stars Hotel All Inclusive Concept Details: Breakfast, lunch and dinner open buffet style, Coffee time, Night snack Local alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks between 10:00-24:00 Mattresses, lounge chairs and sunshades on the pool and at the beach Distance to sea 600 m. We have Shuttle Service to the beach every day Distance to Centrum (Side) 5 km. Distance to airport (Antalya) 65 km. Number of rooms: 40 (4 Connected rooms) Tiles on the floor Baby cot available (free) Comfortable Bath/WC Air Condition Safe box (Charge) Hairdryer Direct line telephone Balcony Music via TV Minibar
Pegasus Hotel
Located in the bay where Sorgun forest meet the Mediteranian Sea Nearest Airport : Antalya Airport 70 km. 70 km. to Alanya, 80 km. to Antalya, 6 km. to nearest city center Side. Number of Rooms : 829, (580 Family Rooms (372 Rooms with balcony, 208 Rooms with French Balcony), 40 Delux Rooms, 11 Delux VIP Rooms, 12 Junior Family Rooms,99 Senior Family Rooms, 78 Double Rooms, 9 Handicap Accesible Rooms) Room Features : Central cooling/heating system, Privat Bathroom, Hairdryer, TV with music channel and satellite broadcasting, Direct telephone, mini bar( at charge), Safe (at charge), Fire alarm system, Street or garden view. - Outdoor pool and water slides - Indoor pool - SteamBath - Fitness Center - Massage - Sauna - Turkish Bath - Water Sports (at charge) - 3 tennis courts - 1 multi-purpose court - Beach Volleyball - Mini football - Day & Night Entertainment (35 persons animation team) - Indoor and outdoor disco - TV Hall - Billiards - Internet Cafe Children's World - 2 outdoor pools - 1 indoor pool - Water Slides - Children's Animations Team - Children's Playground - Children's Snack Bar - Workshops - Judo Club - Mini Club - Children's Entertainment and Disco in Pegasos
Acanthus Barut hotel
Acanthus, 65 km to Antalya Airport, 8 km to Manavgat, is 20 minutes far away to Side to which you can walk on a course of a historical tissue. There is a taxi stop in front of the hotel and there are other public transportation ways through which you can go to Side and Manavgat. Hotel Main Building 4 floors (lift) 103 Standard room 7 Family rooms 110 units in total Standard room: App. 21-26 m Shower, WC, TV, Radio, Air conditioner, Telephone, Hair drier, Minibar, Safety Box, Balcony, Carpet flooring. Accommodation is for 1-3 people Family room: App. 41 m It has the same equipment as Standard room but it has two bedrooms. Accommodation is for 2-4 people. There are nonsmoking rooms and a reserved area in the restaurant for nonsmokers. Domestic animals are not accepted. Acanthus, being a little bit different than dense activities of 5 star hotels, presents a simple, and silent ambiance with which you can rest with all your cells. If you like to be alone with your loved ones in a nature puzzling you with its spirit, the sounds og life itself and fresh tastes… then you should see this little world which we created for you. Activities: Swimming pool, Fitness Saloon, Sauna, Turkish Bath (in Arum or Hemera), Massage, Table Tennis, Tennis court, kids playground, water sports, animation.
Alba Royal Hotel
Alba Royal Hotel recently opened in May 2008, Alba Royal Hotel offers bright, comfortable rooms and exellent selection of bars & restaurants and a modern well equiped spa. Situated directly on the sandy beachwith stunning vies of the sea & mountains. The rooms were decorated this a severe freedom of movement, so atmosphere offers modern style and comfort simultaneously. The furniture in the rooms were chosen for your comfort specially. Fitness-area, Archery, Table tennis, Beachvollyball, Gymnastics, Aerobic, Step, Boccia, tennis court, game and sport-activities, Evening shows with cabaret, dance and skit, games room (computer-games), disco (air-conditioned), Amphi Thaeter, Bowling, internet cafe.
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Ontario Vital Records
|Ontario Research Topics
|Beginning Research
|Record Types
|Ontario Background
|Local Research Resources
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Birth and Death Records
- 3 Marriage Records
- 4 Divorce Records
- 5 Cemetery Records
- 6 Websites
- 7 Tips
- 8 Background and history of Ontario Vital Records
Introduction[edit | edit source]
Registration of marriages began as early as 1801 in various districts and in counties formed from those districts. Province-wide registration by civil authorities of births, marriages, and deaths officially began in Ontario on 1 July 1869. A substantially complete registration was achieved by 1930.
Each year, additional records are made available from the Archives of Ontario in Toronto. As of May 2007, the available records include:
- Births, 1869-1911
- Marriages, 1801-1924 (there may be gaps before 1869)
- Deaths, 1869-1934
These records are on microfilm but not online. Go to Ontario Vital Statistics for more information and an update on the years that are available.
Records, including indexes, that are on film in the Family History Library can be found in the FamilySearch Catalog by using the Place Search under ONTARIO - VITAL RECORDS. Conversion lists of the microfilm references between the Archives of Ontario and the Family History Library are available on the Archives of Ontario Web site.
Records after the cutoff dates mentioned above must be obtained from the Office of the Registrar General.
The following website can lead you to all information on vital records including the most updated information that is available online: English Archival Records
Birth and Death Records[edit | edit source]
Births and deaths were not recorded by civil authorities before 1869. You may find some information on pre-1869 births and deaths in genealogies, histories, church records, newspapers, and collections of personal papers.The 1901 Census of Canada also recorded dates of birth, but these can be inaccurate.
An overview of the publicly accessible Vital Statistics data collected by the Ontario Registrar General is available online at the Archives of Ontario (AO) website.
Birth, Death and Marriage registration records are transferred from the Registrar General (who is still the Provincial authority collecting vital statistics) to the Archives of Ontario on an annual basis.
In 2015, Birth registrations up to 1917 have been released to the public (98 years). In 2015, Marriages are available up to 1932 (83 years) and Deaths up to 1942 (73 years).
For more recent records, the researcher may apply to the Registrar General of Ontario. There are restrictions on record access and a fee is required. There is an online form which can be submitted.
For help finding an Ontario birth registration, see Finding a Birth Registration - a Pathfinder.
Film conversions for Ontario records of births to Family History Library film numbers are available online.
Online Birth Records[edit | edit source]
- 1858 - 1913 - Ontario, Canada Births, 1858-1913 - index and images - at Ancestry.com ($)
- 1869 - 1911 - Ontario Births, 1869-1911 at FamilySearch — index
An article about this collection may be viewed at:
FamilySearch.org Historical Records. Contents may include: birth & death date, birth & death place, parents names, parents birth place, mother's maiden name.
Marriage Records[edit | edit source]
- 1801 - 1858 - Ontario, District Marriage Registers, 1801-1858 at FamilySearch — index and images
- 1858 - 1869 - Ontario, County Marriage Registers, 1858-1869 at FamilySearch — index and images
From 1858 to 1869, the province required the counties to keep marriage registers. Clergymen of all faiths were supposed to record information from their parish registers in county marriage books. The available county marriage books are on microfilm at the Family History Library, cataloged under ONTARIO - VITAL RECORDS. A series of indexes is now being prepared for these records:
Film conversions [broken link] from the Ontario, Canada marriage records to Family History Library Film numbers are available.
Britnell, W. E. and Elizabeth Hancocks, eds. County Marriage Registers of Ontario, Canada 1858-1869. Volumes 1-. Agincourt, Ontario: Generation Press, 1979-. (Family History Library book 971.3 V22m.)
For a limited period of time prior to 1858, clergymen of faiths other than Anglican and Roman Catholic were asked to record marriage information in district marriage registers. Not all clergymen complied. Microfilms of the available records are at the Family History Library. Consult the Locality Search of the FamilySearch Catalog under ONTARIO - VITAL RECORDS.
Marriage bonds were sometimes prepared when the couple were married by license, rather than having banns pronounced in church. Ontario marriage bonds, 1803-1845, have been microfilmed and are at the Family History Library, cataloged under ONTARIO - VITAL RECORDS. An alphabetical index to these records is on Family History Library films 1276180-82. Most have been extracted and published in:
Wilson, Thomas B. Marriage Bonds of Ontario 1803-1834. Lambertville, New Jersey, USA: Hunterdon House, 1985. (Family History Library book 971.3 V29w.)
Gretna Green marriage places. When a marriage was transacted in a jurisdiction that was not the residence of the parties being married, to avoid restrictions or procedures imposed by the parties' home jurisdiction, that place became a "Gretna Green."
Some Ontarians were married in the United States because requirements were less strict there than in Canada. Names of many who married in the Buffalo, New York, area from 1840 to 1890 are listed in:
- Jewitt, Allen E. Early Canadian Marriages in Erie County, New York. 12 Volumes. Hamburg, New York, USA: Jewitt, 1982. (Family History Library book 974.796 V2j; fiche 6010977-88.)
People from Lambton County., Ontario, Canada and elsewhere in Ontario were married in St. Clair County, Michigan. (Most marriages took place in Port Huron, Michigan). These marriages are for the period 1838 to 1898.
When an eloping Ontario couple's marriage is not in their home county, search for it in alternate places like:[1]
Divorce Records[edit | edit source]
Until 1930 an Act of the Parliament of Canada was required to obtain a divorce in Ontario. The act(s) for a divorce often give detailed genealogical information. Copies are available from the Clerk of the Senate. Provide the names of the spouses and the estimated year of divorce and write to:
The Clerk of the Senate
Parliament Buildings
Ottawa, ON K1A 0A6
In 1930, divorce became a matter for the Supreme Court of Ontario. See the "Ontario Court Records" article. Some Ontarians received divorces in United States jurisdictions, even though such divorces had no legal standing in Canada.
In order to narrow your search, you may wish to consult historic newspapers. Ontario divorce proceedings and decrees were rountinely published in newspapers such as The Globe and Mail and the Toronto Star (formerly the Toronto Telegram). Back issues of The Globe and Mail and Toronto Star are available as part of the ProQuest Historical Newspapers Database which is available free of charge in-person at most libraries in Southern Ontario. Some Ontario libraries also allow online access to ProQuest with a library card number.
Cemetery Records[edit | edit source]
Ontario Cemetery Finding Aid: A database of over 3 million interments in Ontario. Information on those behind this monumental endeavor is available here.
Websites[edit | edit source]
The following databases are available online for free at FamilySearch Record Search.
- 1801 - 1858 - Ontario, District Marriage Registers, 1801-1858 at FamilySearch — index and images
- 1858 - 1869 - Ontario, County Marriage Registers, 1858-1869 at FamilySearch — index and images
- Ontario Deaths 1869-1947
The following databases are available online for a fee at Ancestry.com.
- Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907
- Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1857-1922
- Ontario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932
The following databases are available online at Rootsweb.com
- Births 1869-1911
- Deaths
- Marriages 1800-1927
Ontario and Upper Canada Genealogy and History
- This website contains a variety of Ontario records including newspaper, church, vital, land and more.
Tips[edit | edit source]
For research strategies for all provinces, see Canada Vital Records and click on Research Strategies.
Tip 1. How do I find my ancestor's marriage if they weren't in an index?[edit | edit source]
Not all early marriage registers are indexed. You may need to search the registers page by page.
Look first for your ancestor's marriage record in the marriage register for the district or county where he or she lived. Look also for marriages of brothers and sisters, children, and even remarriages of parents, aunts, and uncles.
Then look in the marriage registers for neighboring districts or counties. Travelling clergymen may have registered marriages with civil authorities in any district or county along their way. For an explanation of districts and counties, see the Background section of this article.
Look at all records of churches and clergymen in the area, especially Roman Catholic and Anglican churches, which were not always required to register marriages with district or county authorities.
If you find a marriage in the district or county registers, see if you can find it in the church records as well. There may be new information.
At certain periods of Ontario's history, only certain denominations were allowed to perform marriages. In many cases individuals were married by a priest or minister of a religion other than their own.
Not all marriages were reported to government authorities. However, there are many records of early Ontario marriages:
- The Family History Library has many parish records of the Roman Catholic Church and some church records for smaller denominations. Most are listed in the Place Search of the FamilySearch Catalog under ONTARIO, [COUNTY], [CITY] - CHURCH RECORDS.
- The National Archives of Canada has microfilm copies of some church records. National Archives of Canada microfilm numbers are listed in Checklist of Parish Registers 1986.
- Some church records are mixed with government vital records in the Marriage Records Collection.
- Other church marriage records remain in the local churches. Some are at the church archives listed in Ontario Church Records and Canada Church Records.
Only a few district marriage registers exist before 1831. Some of the district marriage registers after 1831 and one or two of the county marriage registers have been lost. In some cases, the original church records no longer exist. However, much information about your ancestor's family may be found by searching whatever records do exist for that early period in the area where your ancestor lived.
Tip 2: What should I search next for a marriage?[edit | edit source]
First look for marriage records of other family members, such as a spouse, brothers or sisters, parents and children.
Then search for family information in records such as:
- Censuses
- Church records
- Cemetery records
- Obituaries
- Birth, marriage, and death notices in newspapers
- Local histories
- Genealogies
- Probate records often give married names of daughters (clue to marriage)
- Land and property records
- Immigration records, especially border crossings
- Family letters and Bibles
- Military records
- Lineage society records, such as United Empire Loyalists.
Background and history of Ontario Vital Records[edit | edit source]
Civil governments create records of births, marriages, and deaths. Records containing this information are commonly called vital records, because they refer to critical events in a person's life.
The practice of recording civil vital statistics developed slowly in Ontario. Except for some marriages reported by justices of the peace, nearly all of the vital records created before 1 July 1869 came from church records.
These are very important documents for genealogical research, although the births, marriages, and deaths of many people have never been recorded by civil authorities. Before 1869, only marriages were recorded by civil authorities. Births and deaths in Ontario were not recorded until 1869.
Although they were designated by 1800, Ontario counties did not always have their own governments. Early Ontario was divided into a varying number of districts, and each district included several counties. Most government records were organized on the basis of those districts. For further information, see Ontario, Canada, Boundary Changes and Maps.
Marriages before July, 1869[edit | edit source]
Only a few marriages were reported to district authorities between 1801 and 1831. Many more marriages were recorded in district marriage registers between 1831 and 1857. By 1858, the counties had become functioning governments in southern Ontario, and marriage registers were kept by counties.
Civil authorities requested local clergy to turn in copies of their marriage records to local governments. Copies of these copies were then made and forwarded to district or county authorities. Those copies were then copied into register books. Therefore, the register books are a copy of a copy of a copy of the original church records. Mistakes could have been made at any step in the process.
Major government vital records for Ontario before 1869 consist of marriages only. For a description of the types of marriages and what information they contain, see these subsections:
- District Marriage Registers 1801 to 1857
- Marriage Bonds 1803 to 1845
- County Marriage Registers 1858 to June 1869
- Province-wide marriages 1869–present
These and other vital records are described in detail in Brenda Dougall Merriman, Genealogy in Ontario: Searching the Records, 3rd edition, and in any of the volumes in the series by Dan Walker and others, The Marriage Registers of Upper Canada/Canada West.
District marriage registers 1801 to 1857[edit | edit source]
District marriage registers were created by civil authorities from reports sent to them by many Protestant ministers.
Indexes to district marriage registers include:
- Books that index and include information from some district marriage registers are being published as part of a series called The Marriage Registers of Upper Canada/Canada West.
- A few district marriage registers have been published separately, such as Edwin A. Livingston, Johnstown District Marriages 1801-1851.
- Some microfilmed indexes to district marriage registers are included in Marriage Registers 1801-1944. The district marriage registers themselves are also in this collection.
If you did not find the needed marriage in the above indexes, search the indexes to the marriage bonds (mentioned below). They may help you to identify the district where your ancestor or family members married in Ontario between 1803 and 1845. Then search the actual registers which are included in Marriage Registers 1801-1944.
District marriage registers and what they contain
Beginning about 1801, some Protestant ministers were granted legal permission to perform marriages and were requested to report those marriages to district authorities. As other religious groups were given permission to perform marriages, they also were requested to report those marriages.
By 1831, marriages performed by many Protestant groups were being recorded in district marriage registers. The Roman Catholic Church and the Church of England (Anglican Church) were considered "established" churches, and their marriages were not recorded in district marriage registers.
This table tells you the genealogical information contained in early Ontario district marriage registers.
DISTRICT MARRIAGE REGISTERS 1801 to 1857
Marriage bonds 1803 to 1845[edit | edit source]
Marriage bonds were issued in some cases by a magistrate or a justice of the peace giving a couple license to marry. Some marriages for which there are bonds may also appear in the District Marriage Registers.
Indexes to the marriage bonds include:
A book that indexes many of the marriage bonds and includes information from them is Thomas B. Wilson, Marriage Bonds of Ontario 1803-1834. Microfilmed indexes to the bonds are in Nominal Card Index for the Upper Canada Marriage Bonds. Check the Internet for online indexes.
The microfilmed marriage bonds themselves are included in Marriage Bonds, Licenses and Correspondence of Ontario (Upper Canada) 1803-1845.
Marriage bonds and what they contain
A marriage bond was issued in behalf of a couple who intended to marry. The date the bond was issued may not be the date of the marriage. In some cases, the marriage did not take place. The marriage may have been performed by a magistrate or justice of the peace, rather than a minister.
Most marriage bonds for Ontario are for the years between 1803 and 1845. The two bondsmen, who were friends or relatives of the couple, declared that there was no obstacle to the marriage.
This table tells you the genealogical information contained in early Ontario marriage bonds.
MARRIAGE BONDS 1803 to 1845
County marriage registers 1858 to 1869[edit | edit source]
County marriage registers were created by civil authorities from reports sent to them by ministers of all faiths.
Indexes in book form for most county marriage registers are County Marriage Registers of Ontario, Canada, 1858-1869.
Microfilmed indexes for one or two county marriage registers are listed with the Marriage Registers 1801-1944. The county marriage registers are also listed there.
County marriage registers and what they contain
By 1858, clergy of all faiths were allowed to perform marriages in Ontario. All clergy, including Catholics and Anglicans, were requested to report marriages. If they were reported, they were recorded in the county marriage registers.
This table tells you the genealogical information contained in early Ontario county marriage registers.
COUNTY MARRIAGE REGISTERS 1858 to 1869
Births, Marriages, and Deaths, 1869 to the present[edit | edit source]
Province-wide registration of births, marriages and deaths began in July, 1869.
In addition to the information given below, see the Archives of Ontario Vital Statistics .
Indexes[edit | edit source]
A free Internet index to Ontario births 1869-1912 with digital images is available at FamilySearch Record Search.
How vital records and indexes are organized (1869 to the present).
Each year, township clerks or other officials forwarded the births, marriages, and deaths for their locality to the office of the Ontario Registrar General. These often included late registrations, especially for births, marriages, or deaths that occurred late in one year, but were not reported until January of the new year.
When the records were microfilmed, they were:
- Put in order by the name of the county.
- Kept together by township for each registration year. Townships do not appear in any specific order, however.
- Stamped with a registration number on each record.
- Indexed year by year by the names of the people who were born, married, or died.
You need both the registration year and the registration number from the index to find a microfilmed record.
If the record you need has not been microfilmed, contact the Office of the Registrar General for information.
The indexes were created from the paper copy of the original hand-written registrations. They give:
- The name of each person who was born, married, or died. Women who had been married before were indexed under their previous married surname.
- The date of the birth, marriage, or death.
- The town or township where the birth, marriage, or death occurred.
The indexes are arranged:
- By the first initial of the surname.
- Year by year within that initial.
- With names in alphabetical order for each year.
For example, if you were looking for Charles Grove, who was born about 1882:
- Get the microfilm of the index for births that contains the "G" surnames for the years 1869 to 1895.
- Turn to the year 1882.
- Turn to the Grove surname.
- Search for Charles, Charley, and other variations.
If you can't find the name, search different spellings of the surname, such as Groves or Grover. Remember that the indexer could have misread the handwriting of the clerk.
If you still can't find the name, search the years before (1881, 1880, etc.) and the years after (1883, 1884, etc.).
The registration year.[edit | edit source]
Not all births, marriages, and deaths were registered in the same year that they occurred.
- Most were registered during that same year.
- Many were registered in the following year or two (slightly delayed registrations).
- Some were registered several years later (very delayed registrations). For example, an adult may have filed a delayed registration as proof of birth for a passport or other reasons.
The index includes the births, marriages, and deaths that occured each year, no matter what year they were registered.
|The registration year is extremely important for finding the actual vital record.
The index always gives the registration year (two digits). It often appears in the righthand column of the index, but may be toward the middle of the index in a small column labeled "Yr. Reg."
If the registration year was given as 84, it was registered in 1884. If the number was 45, it was not registered until 1945 -- a (very) delayed registration.
The registration number.[edit | edit source]
The registration number is 6 digits long. (If you have one that is 8 digits long, the last two numbers are probably the registration year.)
The first digit in the registration number also helps to determine which microfilm will have the record you want. For example:
|If the year of registration was:
|The first digit of the registration # will be
|How to get the microfilm number that has the record you need
|In the same year as the birth marriage or death
|0 or 1
For example, birth registration # 041983 from the 1884 index registration year 84
Get the microfilm which has registration number 41983 for births registered in 1884
|One or two years later
|2 or 3
For example, birth registration #245129 from the 1884 index registration year 85:
|Several years later (very delayed registrations) Called "Series 50" or "Series 90" registrations
|5 or 9 (births)
For example, an 1884 birth, registration number 501015; registration year 46:
|Several years later (very delayed registrations) Called "Series 50" registrations.
|5 (marriages)
For example, an 1884 marriage, registration number 501015; registration year 46:
|Several years later (very delayed registrations) Called "Series 90" registrations
|9 (Marriages)
|If you find an index entry to a "series 90" marriage for your family, the record must be obtained from the Office of the Registrar General. These are not available at the Family History Library.
|Several years later (very delayed registrations)
|4 (Deaths)
|All series of very delayed death records (registration numbers above 400000) must be obtained from the Office of the Registrar General. These are not available at the Family History Library.
Sources[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Arlene H. Eakle, "Have you searched and searched for a marriage without finding it?" in Genealogy Blog at Arlene H. Eakle(accessed 8 January 2011).
Wiki articles describing these collections are found at:
- Ontario Births - FamilySearch Historical Records
- Ontario Deaths and Overseas Deaths - FamilySearch Historical Records
- Ontario Births and Baptisms - FamilySearch Historical Records
- Ontario Marriages 1800-1910 - FamilySearch Historical Records
- Ontario Marriages 1869-1927 - FamilySearch Historical Records


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Editor's note: The following letter to Catawba County Schools Superintendent Glenn Barger was shared with The Observer News Enterprise.
As a resident of Maiden and a taxpayer in Catawba County, I along with most of the Maiden High School district want to know what is going on with our football coach, and it is OUR coach since this is our community.
We feel that Catawba County Schools has turned this whole thing with Buddy King and the interim coach into a three-ring circus. I like Frank Snider, but I and most parents in Maiden want to know why Frank over Tom Brown — since Catawba County Schools did change the rule that retired teachers can come back and coach. Most everyone in town knows that Tom did talk to you and the school about coming back and coaching football, as Tom is CLEARLY the most qualified candidate for the job. Why was he not offered the job of head football coach at Maiden High School? As a former player under Tom, I can attest to his ability and motivational skills as not only a coach but as a teacher. Catawba County has been very lucky to have had Tom, and it is a shame that the school board has basically said we want anybody but Tom to coach Maiden. It is as if the board wants Maiden athletics to be run into the ground for the success that we have had in the past against the rest of the district.
Glenn, I have had what I considered excellent results when bringing my concerns to you when you were on the county commission, and I, along with the community, expect we will with this as well, as you, I, the community, and the Board of Education know for a fact that the correct thing to do would have been for Tom to be named the interim head coach at Maiden.
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Michel van der Aa wins 2013 Grawemeyer Award for his multimedia cello concerto Up-close.
Dutch composer Michel van der Aa has won the 2013 Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition for his multimedia work Up-close, which offers a unique blend of cello concerto with film. The Grawemeyer Award, granted annually by the University of Louisville, is the world's most prestigious composition prize, worth $100,000 (£63,000; €78,000). Van der Aa's Up-close, premiered in 2011, was selected from a wide international field of entries, and the Grawemeyer's prize announcement describes how "the 30-minute work is a highly innovative fusion of musical and visual art. It's a virtuoso concerto but also a fascinating multimedia experience that defies simple classification. It really creates its own genre."
Michel van der Aa writes of his reaction on winning the award:
"It is a huge honour to win the 2013 Grawemeyer Award. I am touched to receive such a significant acknowledgement of my work, and feel humbled to be listed alongside so many previous recipients that I greatly admire. I'd like to say thanks from the bottom of my heart to Amsterdam Sinfonietta and Candida Thompson, who were essential for the birth of this piece. I especially want to thank Sol Gabetta, the ultimate protagonist; her passion, virtuosity, and openness were a true source of inspiration."
About Up-close
Michel van der Aa, aged 42, wrote Up-close for the Argentinian-French cellist Sol Gabetta and the Amsterdam Sinfonietta. The work was commissioned by the European Concert Hall Organization, with support from the Concertgebouw Amsterdam and the Performing Arts Fund. It received its first performance in Stockholm in 2011 with the Amsterdam Sinfonietta directed by Candida Thompson accompanying Gabetta as soloist. Following its premiere, the same performers toured the work to concert halls throughout Europe, visiting such cities as Luxembourg, Brussels, London, Amsterdam and Hamburg, and receiving high acclaim from both audiences and critics. The label Disquiet Media, founded by van der Aa, released a DVD of the work in performance in 2011.
"A solo cellist begins with a melancholy, yet insistent soliloquy. As the string orchestra behind her joins in, an image suddenly appears on screen. In the middle of a deserted concert stage, laid out exactly as for the concerto, we see an elderly woman, scribbling coded messages on sheets of paper", said van der Aa, who composed and filmed the work. As the piece progresses, the music and film begin to mirror each other. The older woman seems to be an alter ego of the cellist, but much is left unexplained. The piece can be performed by string forces of variable size from ensemble to orchestral.
To watch video excerpts from Up-close visit www.boosey.com/podcast/13199
To view the score of Up-close visit www.boosey.com/cr/perusals/score.asp?id=19316
To watch a web documentary on Michel van der Aa visit www.boosey.com/podcast/12906
For CDs, DVDs and downloads of music by Michel van der Aa visit http://disquietmedia.net/
Read this press release as a PDF.
For press interviews with Michel van der Aa and photos please contact:
Jens Luckwaldt (Publicist, Boosey & Hawkes Berlin)
[email protected] or tel: +49 30 2500 1324
To download photos and biography please visit:
For press information on the Grawemeyer Awards please contact:
Denise Fitzpatrick (Senior Communications Specialist, University of Louisville) on
[email protected] or tel: +1 502 852 6171
About the Grawemeyer Awards
The University of Louisville awards half a million dollars, $100,000 each for music composition, education, ideas improving world order, religion and psychology. The selection process includes a jury of professionals from each discipline and a knowledgeable lay panel. The Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition was established in 1984 and previous winning composers published by Boosey & Hawkes have included Harrison Birtwistle, John Adams, Unsuk Chin and in recent years Brett Dean (2009), York Höller (2010) and Louis Andriessen (2011). The late Charles Grawemeyer was an industrialist, entrepreneur and University of Louisville graduate who had a lifelong passion for music, education and religious studies.
About Michel van der Aa
Michel van der Aa, currently house composer for the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra in Amsterdam, is considered a pioneer in musical theatre. Born in 1970 in Oss, Netherlands, he studied composition and recording engineering at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague. Louis Andriessen, winner of the 2011 University of Louisville Grawemeyer Award in Music Composition, was among his teachers. Van der Aa also trained in film and theatre at the New York Film Academy and the Lincoln Center Theater Director's Lab.
Many of his works incorporate multimedia and crossover elements such as live and pre-recorded electronics, theatre and film. His most recent partnership is with the English novelist David Mitchell, with whom he is writing his fourth work for music theatre, Sunken Garden, an 'occult-mystery 3D film-opera' co-commissioned by English National Opera, the Toronto Luminato Festival, Opéra de Lyon, the Holland Festival and the Barbican Theatre. The opera is scheduled to be premiered in London in April 2013.
He is a regular guest at the world's most prestigious festivals and concert halls, including London's Barbican, Opéra de Lyon, Berlin Festival, Venice Biennale, Donaueschingen Music Days, Gaudeamus Music Week, Huddersfield Festival, Schleswig-Holstein Festival, Warsaw Autumn and Melbourne Festival.
His compositions have been performed by MusikFabrik, International Contemporary Ensemble, Tokyo Sinfonietta, Ensemble Modern, Freiburg Baroque Orchestra, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Netherlands Opera, BBC Symphony Orchestra, SWR orchestra Baden-Baden & Freiburg, the ASKO|Schoenberg ensemble, Philharmonia Orchestra London and Helsinki Avanti Ensemble.
Boosey and Hawkes, a global classical music company with offices in London, New York and Berlin, publishes his music.
Van der Aa also has founded a multimedia label, Disquiet Media, to distribute his pieces and has launched an Internet multimedia channel, Disquiet.tv, to showcase his work and that of other artists.
For further information visit www.boosey.com/aa and www.vanderaa.net.
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Top Dallas attractions
- Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden: a beautiful 66-acre botanical garden that offers an array of popular events, educational programmes, and family-oriented activities.
- Perot Museum of Nature and Science: a natural history and science museum with 11 exhibit halls containing thrilling, life-like simulations where visitors partake in hands-on activities, interactive kiosks and educational games.
- White Rock Lake Park: a large park situated on a 1.015-acre city lake, featuring a 5,8-km hike and bike trail, the White Rock Lake Museum, the Bath House Cultural Centre and various other activities.
- Dallas World Aquarium: a famous aquarium and zoo located in downtown Dallas, housing a plethora of aquatic animals, including many endangered species as part of a cooperative breeding programme with other zoos around the world.
- American Airlines Center: the Dallas area's premier sports and entertainment arena, home to the NHL's Dallas Stars and NBA's Dallas Mavericks.
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There are plenty of buses, trains and trams which make moving around downtown Dallas a breeze. The services run every few minutes day and night, and fares cost just a few dollars. If you really want to explore Dallas though, you'll be best off renting a car. Outside the downtown area, Dallas isn't particularly well serviced with public transport and you'd have to rely on taxis for longer journeys, the cost of which would soon add up!
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Dallas has very warm summers, with August averaging highs of 36°C (97°F). Dallas has good weather between April and October, with the winter chill beginning to set in in November and January, reaching lows of 3°C (37°F). The likelihood of rain is fairly low, with May being the wettest month of the year.
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The Peach State Welcomes Delegates to the 2013 NEA Annual Meeting and Representative Assembly
Delegates from around the country have started arriving in Atlanta, Georgia, for the National Education Association's 151st Annual Meeting and 92nd Representative Assembly (RA), held from June 29–July 6 at the Georgia World Congress Center.
The theme of this year's RA is "NEA: We Educate America," and nearly 9,000 public school teachers and education support professionals (ESPs) are expected to gather here in the Peach State to set NEA policy for the upcoming year.
Outreach to Teach
The meeting kicks off June 29 with "Outreach to Teach," the annual event started by NEA's Student Program as a way to give back to the city hosting the NEA Annual Meeting. Educators of all stripes – current, future and retired teachers, higher education faculty, and ESPs – will clean, paint, repair, and beautify Thomasville Heights Elementary School.
Social Justice at the Annual Meeting
Also beginning on Saturday is NEA's Joint Conference on Concerns of Minorities and Women whose theme is "Action Now: Organizing the Power of Diversity." Participants will explore the social justice challenges facing educators and students across America, and will hear from prominent trailblazers such as labor and civil rights leader Dolores Huerta, fair pay advocate Lilly Ledbetter, and oral historian Warren S. Nishimoto, PhD.
Atlanta Braves Read-In
On Sunday the Atlanta Braves will team up with NEA's Read Across America to host a special read-in, supported by national partner Renaissance Dental, to show kids that reading can be just as much fun as a day at the ballpark. Braves players will trade in their baseball caps for the Seuss-style red and white stovepipe hats and join the Dr. Seuss's famous feline—the Cat in the Hat—to read with local students as part of its summer program, "Home Run Readers." The reading excitement starts at 11 a.m. at the Homeplate Patio at Turner Field.
NEA Members Lead Education Policy
"Raise Your Hand for Public Education Day" on July 2 will introduce NEA's campaign to engage and energize members to take an active role in shaping policy, practice and preparation to meet the demands of the 21st century education profession. The day will feature some of the most prominent leaders in education, including Linda Darling-Hammond.
ESP and Teacher of the Year
As delegates celebrate Independence Day on the RA floor, they'll hear from the 2013 NEA Education Support Professional (ESP) of the Year is Donna Schulze, a paraeducator at Phelps Luck Elementary School in Columbia, Md. On July 5, The 2013 National Teacher of the Year, Jeff Charbonneau, a science teacher at Zillah High School in the Yakima Valley in Washington State, will address delegates.
Check back for updates from all the events and issues covered at this year's RA.


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THIS OPINION HAS NO PRECEDENTIAL VALUE. IT SHOULD NOT BE CITED OR RELIED ON AS PRECEDENT IN ANY PROCEEDING EXCEPT AS PROVIDED BY RULE 239(d)(2), SCACR.
In The Court of Appeals
Ex Parte: Ranger Insurance Company, Appellant.
In Re: The State, Respondent,
Kevin J. Lewis, Defendant,
and Brown Bonding Company & Ranger Insurance Company, Surety for the Defendant.
Appeal From Lexington County
Marc H. Westbrook, Circuit Court Judge
Unpublished Opinion No. 2004-UP-591
Submitted October 1, 2004 – Filed November 29, 2004
Mathias Genard Chaplin, of Columbia, for Appellant.
W. Rutledge Martin, Assistant Attorney General, of Columbia, for Respondent.
PER CURIAM: Ranger Insurance Company, the surety for Kevin J. Lewis' bond, appeals from a contempt order requiring the $5,000 bond to be estreated, less any expenses used in attempting to recommit Lewis. Ranger Insurance also claims it is entitled to damages for being improperly suspended from writing bonds in Lexington County. We affirm pursuant to Rule 220, SCACR, and the following authorities:
Issue I: First Sav. Bank v. McLean, 314 S.C. 361, 363, 444 S.E.2d 513, 514 (1994) (holding that mere allegations of error do not amount to an abuse of discretion and that where supporting authority is not provided for an argument, it will be deemed abandoned); Solomon v. City Realty Co., 262 S.C. 198, 201, 203 S.E.2d 435, 436 (1974) (deeming an issue abandoned that was not supported by authority). Issue II: Wilder Corp. v. Wilke, 330 S.C. 71, 76, 497 S.E.2d 731, 733 (1998) ("It is axiomatic that an issue cannot be raised for the first time on appeal, but must have been raised to and ruled upon by the trial judge to be preserved for appellate review.").
STILWELL, BEATTY, and SHORT, JJ., concur.
[1] We decide this case without oral argument pursuant to Rule 215, SCACR.


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Dear Sirs,
where can I download an FSX edition compatible with win 8.1 ?
Thanks a lot
Hi Roberto.
You can download the Windows 8.1 ISO file from an active MSDN Subscription or from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows8ISO
(this URL requires you to have a valid Retail product key code for Windows 8.1, which will be validated to allow you to download the file).
There is not a special version of Windows 8.1 that is built to ensure compatibility with a software: you have to verify the software's compatibility against the specific Windows version you want to use or install that software in compatibility mode.
Luigi Bruno
Hi Roberto,
The Microsoft Windows 8 Compatibility Center website appears that Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Acceleration is compatible with both Windows 8 and 8.1.
You could just google Microsoft Flight Simulator X and download, but please note:
Do not install it to the default path, which is C:\Program Files (x86) etc. If you do that you can be certain you'll have problems with addons because of UAC in interfering. Instead, install to something like C:\FSX, or to a different hard drive than C:
if you have one.
Second, don't run it off the tile screen, but run it off the desktop.
And third, run it as Administrator.
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In honour of the lovely song that I've been singing to myself all
morning (yes as a receptionist in a pilates studio), let's have a little 17th century sing-a-long:
morning (yes as a receptionist in a pilates studio), let's have a little 17th century sing-a-long:
Follow your Saint, follow with accents sweet ;
Haste you, sad noates, fall at her flying feete :
There, wrapt in cloud of sorrowe pitie moue,
And tell the rauisher of my soule I perish for her loue.
But if she scorns my neuer-ceasing paine,
Then burst with sighing in her sight, and nere returne againe.
All that I soong still to her praise did tend,
Still she was first ; still she my songs did end.
Yet she my loue and Musicke both doeth flie,-
The Musicke that her Eccho is and beauties simpathie ;
Then let my Noates pursue her scornfull flight:
It shall suffice that they were breath'd and dyed for her delight.
- Thomas Campion
(For a real Thomas Campion karaoke experience visit: http://www.luminarium.org/renlit/follow.htm, where the music is played for you on a harpsichord!)


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TLATD #3: Living in Israel During a Recession
The discussion of the Gemara (BB 91a) turns to the economy of Eretz Yisrael. It explains that to protect the economy of Eretz Yisrael certain staples (wines, oils and fine flours) were not allowed to be exported. The concern is that exporting these items could lead to a shortage and a price hike which would create hardships for the local population of Eretz Yisrael.
It is important to note how focused not just Tanach is on Eretz Yisrael, but even the Talmud Bavli which was written in Babylonia. The Gemara continues to explain that we are equally concerned about the economy in Eretz Yisrael if prices dropped too much (60% of its original value) and a special prayer would be recited on Shabbos in such an event. This seems much like the way Jews all over the world pray for rain in Eretz Yisrael and on Shabbos for the well-being. The Jewish people are always focused on our true Homeland.
The Gemara then makes an extraordinary statement about living in Eretz Yisrael. "One may not leave the land of Israel to go live outside the land unless two se'ah of wheat cost a sela." In other words inflation would have to reach a whopping 100% before one would be permitted to leave Eretz Yisrael according to the Rabbis. Rabbi Shimon however disagrees and holds this is only true if one can not even find wheat to purchase but otherwise, even if wheat costs double leaving the Land is forbidden.
A proof is brought for R' Shimon's strict position from the Meggilas Rus. Artscroll's translation: "And similarly R' Shimon ben Yochai used to say: Elimelech, Machlon and Chilyon [who left the Land of Israel during a famine and moved to Moab where they died not long after,] were the great men of their generation and the caretakers of their generation. And for what reason were they punished? Because they left the land of Israel to go live outside the Land."


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September 12, 2013 - Cambridge, MA (USA) and Lucca (Italy)
Tagetik Named a Leader in Independent Report on Financial Performance Management, Q3 2013
Tagetik software joins the ranks of the leaders with a unified platform that supports the full breadth of FPM functionality
Tagetik, a global provider of enterprise software solutions for Performance Management, Disclosure Management, Financial Governance and Business Intelligence, today announced that they were named a leader in the Forrester Research Inc. September 2013 report, 'The Forrester Wave™: Financial Performance Management, Q3 2013'. The report evaluated eleven vendors based on 55 criteria, including current offering, strategy and market presence. Tagetik leaders score includes a 4.75 out of 5.0 score for financial close, reporting and disclosure.
Download complete report.
According to the report, Tagetik software has been winning large customers with its very deep financial functionality and was cited for capabilities that appeal to large enterprises with sophisticated financial planning and reporting needs; and has earned strong customer loyalty. Tagetik currently supports cloud services deployment and its roadmap includes mobility and support of in-memory databases from both SAP and Microsoft.
"We believe the research results show how well Tagetik is addressing many of the complex processes that finance organizations manage every day," says Dave Kasabian – Corporate Vice President of Product Marketing at Tagetik. "We take great pride in our ability to address needs from driver-based planning and forecasting, to complex consolidation and close, to comprehensive reporting and disclosure. We believe no other leader provides this breadth and depth in a single product that can be deployed either on-premises or on the cloud."
"We are extremely proud of our placement in this year's Forrester Wave and believe that being named a leader by such a prestigious advisory firm is a testament of our ability to address the challenges of today's finance organization," adds Manuel Vellutini – Executive Vice President, Chief Operating Officer at Tagetik. "Our goal has always been to provide aplatform that allows finance to drive financial performance not just measure it, and being named a leader in FPM by Forrester shows me that we are achieving this."
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Halloween Borders
Halloween Video Borders
Halloween Borders
Way too much bored with those same old invitations or with those same stylish when it comes to Halloween day? Well, then what are you waiting for. Let us spice up things and make this day more attractive. Let us make the use of Halloween borders this year to enhance that feel of Halloween party.
How To Implement These Borders Of Halloween Theme?
Implementing Halloween borders is very easy. The only reason is that these borders are enhancers and not the source. In other words, you cannot make anything look better with a blank paper having Halloween borders, but a written paper with Halloween borders will just make the perfect match. This concept you can use in sending out invites for all the people for your party, or even on all the different tags and banners that we always keep making for Halloween party.
You may not be driven in too much by this idea because this seems to be a very prosaic idea when you read it. But, when you implement it that you will see what is prosaic. As said, this is an awesome enhancer of written or designed articles and will have basically no holding if not used with anything else. For more ideas on creating borders, you can find many images at Halloween Fun site from which you can lend the ideas.


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