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The fonds contains primary source material on the personal and professional activities of Herbert Derick. It also consists of material on various Derick family members and includes a genealogical manuscript. The fonds also contains material on other families and research on various topics and towns within the Eastern Townships, cemetery indexes, photographs, ledgers, and account books. The fonds is comprised of the following series; Herbert R. Derick (1916-1994), Derick family ([18--?]-1994), Other families (1816-[2003?]), Research (1827-[199-?]), Cemetery Indexes ([1958?]-1986), Ledgers (1848-1919), Account Books (1848-[1989?]), Family Bible ([18--?]), and Photographs ([18--?]-[19--?]).

The sub-series contains primary and secondary source information on the life of Conrade/Conrad Derick in Noyan, Quebec from 1795 to about the 1980s. It consists of land transactions, business and personal correspondence, military and professional appointments, receipts, and biographical history notes.

The sub-series contains information on the property of Elizabeth Derick in Noyan in 1852. It consists of a copy of a land transaction between Elizabeth Derick and her nephew, David Derick.

The file contains primary source information on the personal life, family, and community involvement of Morris (a.k.a. Mott) C. Derick in Noyan from 1867 to 1924. It consists of correspondence from friends and family, as well as letters composed by M.C. Derick. Included among the postcard correspondence are two addressed to Morris' wife, Elizabeth Beerwort. It also contains a ticket for the Harvest Home Festival for Noyan and Clarenceville from 1867 and a membership card for the Farmers Club of Noyan.

The sub-series contains information on the Derick family in the United States from 1812 to 1961. It consists of copies a last will and testament of Charles Derick, a land transaction between David Allen and Charles Derick, and newspaper articles on the Derick farm in Brunswick, New York.

The sub-series contains largely secondary sources regarding the genealogy of the Derick family from about 1911 to the 1970s. It consists of family history notes, write-ups and newspaper obituaries.

The sub-series contains secondary source information on the genealogy of the Derick family, recorded from about 1963 to 1994. It consists of correspondence between Herbert R. Derick and various people and organizations regarding his research on the Derick family, primarily in Canada and United States.

The sub-series contains secondary source information on the Derick family in Missisquoi County from about the 1960s to the 1990s. It consists primarily of research notes, family trees, and newspaper articles.

The file contains primary source information on the life of John Derick from 1837 to 1852. It consists of an inventory of the estate of John Derick and Ophelia Edy Derick, John Derick's last will and testament, a custom house receipt, certificate of appointment to Pay Master Sergeant of the 3rd Militia Battalion of Rouville, and repayment receipts.

The sub-series contains primary source information on the personal and professional life of Myron L. Derick in Massachusetts, Illinois, and Wisconsin from 1890 to 1904. It consists of correspondence from Myron Lloyd Derick, largely to his brother, Morris C. Derick.

The sub-series contains primary source information on Gertrude (nee Coolidge) Derick from 1891 to 1907. It consists of two letters written by Gertrude to Morris C. Derick regarding her condolences on the death of his wife, Lizzie, and on family news.

The sub-series contains primary source information on the education, professional, and personal life of Mabel E. Derick in Brookline, Massachusetts from 1907 to 1912. It consists of letters written by Mabel to her father, Morris C. Derick with details on her studies, work prospects, personal life, and various family details. It also contains a letter written in shorthand.

The sub-series contains primary source information on the property of Heinrich (a.k.a. Henry) Derick in Caldwell's Manor from 1817. It consists of a reproduction of a land transaction between Henry Derick and Napier Christie Burton.

The series contains primary source material on families that had a connection to the Dericks. It consists of research notes, newspaper clippings, family registers, correspondence, legal documents, scrapbooks, The series is comprised of the following subseries; Andrews, J.R (1883-[18--?]), Beerwort (1891-[198-?]), Brisbin, James Thomas (1848), Christie, Gabriel ([19--?]), Cochrane, Frank ([19--?]), Colton ([197-?]-[199-?]), Cutting (1928, [198-?]-[1993?]), Eaton, Wyatt ([197-?]-[199-?]), Flagg ([1834?]-[1993?]), Friott ([19--?]), Greer ([197-?]), George ([1828?]-[2003?]), George, B.C (1979), Hawley ([1789]-[19--?]), Holt ([19--?]), Hunt ([1991?]), Hunter ([19--?]), Huntington ([19--?]), Hulbert ([1978?]-[199-?]), Hurd (1968-1972), Huxley (1995), Johnson ([1972?]-[199-?]), Kemp, James (1832-[19--?]), Lambie ([19--?]), Livingston, Darcy Gary (1970-[198-?]), Longeway (1838, 1974-[198-?]), Luke ([19--?]), Lyon, C.G ([196-?]), MacCallum ([19--?]), MacDowell, Thain Wendell (1816-[2002?]), MacFie ([19--?]), Mitchell (1993), Mock ([198-?]-[199-?]), Naylor (1862-1992), O'Connor ([19--?]), O'Hea, Timothy ([1988?]), Odell ([1844?]-[19--?]), Patterson, Richard (1960-[198-?]), Robinson ([196-?]), Rowe-Hewson ([1918?]-[198-?]), Ruiter (1782-1799, [198-?]-[199-?]), Ryan ([19--?]), Saxe ([19--?]), Scott ([197-?]), Shand ([1971?]-[197-?]), Snider ([19--?]), Stewart, Rev. Charles James ([19--?]), Stevens ([199-?]), Stone (1975), Struthers ([195-?]-[199-?]), Taylor, Rev. Ernest ([1938?]-[19--?]), Townsend ([18--?]-[19--?]), Van Vliet (1889-1993), Vaughan (1770[reproduction]-1993), Williams (1854-[19--?]), and Young ([198-?]-[199-?]), Mayo (1824), Eyby (1830-1804), Trepannier (1815-1939), Caldwell (1801), Gustavsson (1904), Other people (1794-1949), Genealogical research binders ([196-?]-[199-?], and Genealogical correspondence (1965-1972).

The file contains primary source information on the life of Carrie Ella Beerwort in Burlington from 1894 to 1923. It consists of letters written by Carrie to her brother-in-law, Morris C. Derick (a.k.a. Mott), regarding her employment as a nanny and family news from 1894 to 1895 and a copy of the last will and testament of Mabel D. Bangs from 1923.

The sub-series contains information on the Colton family in England, New England and Clarenceville from around the 1970s to 1991. It consists largely of research notes, reproduced family trees and biographical notes, and correspondence.

The sub-series contains information on the George family in Potton from around 1828 to 2003. It consists largely of notes, research, and family trees. Included among the documents are a will for Joseph George and freemason certificates.

The sub-series contains information on the life of Brackett C. George in Potton from 1884 to 1930. It consists largely of business correspondence, deeds, and receipts.

The sub-series contains information on the Holt family in St-Armand and North Hatley from 1821 to 1992. It consists of a reproduced petition, a reproduced land petition, documents from the Holt Association of America, research, notes, and correspondence. It also includes a scrapbook largely focused on Albert E. Holt.

The sub-series contains information on the Hunter family in Clarenceville from 1857 to 1898. It consists largely of reproductions of land deeds and wills.

The sub-series contains information on the Huntingdon family in 1784. It consists of a reproduction of an indenture for Simon Huntingdon.

The sub-series contains information on the James Kemp family in Lacolle from 1832 to 1975. It consists largely of an account book, land deeds, receipts, newspaper clippings, and correspondence.

The sub-series contains information on the Lambie family in Noyan from 1864 to 1980. It consists largely of reproductions of military records for John F. Lambie and correspondence.

The sub-series contains information on the Livingston family in Clarenceville 1970 to 1980. It consists of correspondence and family trees.

The sub-series contains information on the Longeway family in Noyan from 1838 to the 1980s. It consists of letter from John Longeway (Inspector of fences and ditches), correspondence, and a family tree.

The sub-series contains information on the Luke family in St. Armand from 1803 to the 1910s. It consists largely of reproductions of land deeds and correspondence.