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The file contains information on the 5th Canadian Mounted Rifles during World War I (WWI). It consists of militia orders; a copy of a death certificate for Private George Stapenhill of the 5th CMR who was killed in action; copies of papers on mounted regiments by Captain W. Van Der Schee, John R. Thyen, Stanley R. Bright; a chronology of the 5th CMR; newspaper clippings; and notes by Herbert Derick.

The file contains information on various members of the Derick family not represented elsewhere in the collection, from around the 1860s to the 1960s. It consists of photographs of the following people: Margaret Derick, William Derick, Elizabeth A. Derick, Lone Derick, children of Nancy Derick and Paul Brown, Flora Derick, Frank M. Derick, Thomas H. Derick, Gerald V. Derick(?), Lucy Hurd Derick, Henry Derick and his wife, John Derick and his wife and child, Leon Derick, Wallace L. Derick, Gerald Derick and troops in Ormstown (1948); Herman Derick and his wife, Louise Derick, Edna Derick Adams, Steven Derick's wife, Frank Vosburg and Nellie Derick with child, Lydia Derick, Margaret Struthers Derick, Christopher Derick, Elizabeth M. Derick, Sarah Derick, (Sarah Bush Row?), Daniel Derick, Emma Jane Colton Derick, David Derick, Gertrude Derick, Truman B. Derick, Harry Derick, Alexander Derick's wife, Ray L. Derick, and Nancy/Annie Derick.

The sub-series contains primary source material on photographs of members of the Derick family. The sub-series is comprised of the following files; Group Photographs, Herbert R. Derick (1920-[199-?]), Truman G. Derick ([188-?]), Mary Mott Derick ([188-?]), Homer Derick ([188-?]), Rodney F. Derick ([188-?]), Angie Derick ([188-?]), Morris Colton Derick ([18--?]), Phoebe Derick ([18--?]), Liman Derick ([18--?]), R.B Derick ([18--?]), and Other Derick's ([18--?]-[19--?]).

The series contains primary source material on photographs. It consists of photographs of the Derick family and other families, landscape and places within the Eastern Townships. The series is comprised of the following sub-series; Derick family ([18--?]-[199-?]), Other families ([18--?]-[19--?]), Group Photographs ([1900?]-[19--?]), Unidentified people ([18--?]-[19--?]), Buildings, Landscapes, Animals ([19--?]), Places [18--?]-[19--?]), and Postcards ([19--?]).

The sub-series contains primary source material on photographs of families connected to the Derick family. The sub-series is comprised of the following files; MacFie ([19--?]-[195-?]), Struthers ([18--?]-1988), Luke ([19--?]), Herbert G. Wilson ([19--?]), John Gilmore ([19--?]), Simpson ([19--?]), Naylor ([19--?]-1958), Geer ([18--?]-[19--?]), Thompson (1897), Eaton ([19--?]), Hunter ([186-?]-[189-?]), Townsend ([18--?]), Nolen ([19--?]), Scott ([19--?]), Stevens (1992), EB Taylor ([1919?]), George ([18--?]-[19--?]), Darby (1820-1928), Group Photographs ([1900?]-[19--?]) C.G Lyon ([19--?]), Kenneth Clarkson ([194-?]), Bishop Fulford ([18--?]), and E.H O'Toole (1940).

The file contains photographs of the following members of the Smith family, largely in Odelltown and Frelighsburg: Ida Louise Smith Reynolds, Sue Smith, Alonzo Smith, Sydney N. Smith, Isaac Smith, Harriet E. Smith, Hiram Smith, Charlotte M. Smith, and Elizabeth Huntingdon.

The sub-series contains primary source information on the professional life, interests and father-son relationship of Brian P. Derick from 1959 to 1999. It consists of a curriculum vitae, correspondence from Brian to his father, Herbert R. Derick, a biography of H.R. Derick written by Brian, information on the commemorative medal for the 125th anniversary of Canada's confederation, correspondence regarding a grave lot and genealogical research, and a list of family antiques and souvenirs.

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 series contains primary source material on research material on various towns, topics, and places within the Eastern Townships. It consists of newspaper clippings, notes, correspondence, scrapbooks, pamphlets, burial information, and petitions. The series contains many photocopied documents. The series is comprised of the following subseries; Alburg ([19--?]), Anticosti Island ([19--?], Archives: Ottawa and Quebec (1968-1984), Army Commissions ([19--?]), Ash Island ([199-?]), Ashmun, Jehudi (1959), Bedford County (1820-1991|), Beebe ([197-?]), Boundary line (1972), British American Land Company (1969), Caldwell and Christie Manor (1827-[198-?]), Census Reports Eastern Townships ([19--?]), Census Extracts USA ([19--?]), Chambly ([197-?]), Christ Church & Caldwell Manor ([197-?]-[199-?]), Cassville (1988), Clarenceville (1890-[198-?]), Clarenceville Scrapbook ([18--?]), Clarenceville Methodist Church ([19--?]), Commissioners Court Clarenceville ([1836]-[19--?]), Coaticook (1894), Drummondville: Southern Canada Power Company ([193-?]-[195-?]), Dunham (1968), Eastern Townships ([19--?]), First Lacolle Company Canadian Girl Guides ([19--?]), Foucalt Cadastre ([19--?]), German Settlers in Eastern Townships ([198-?]), Gilhead Lutheran Church Baptisms (1990), Hatley (1991), Henryville (1822-1993), Isle aux Noix (1901-[1971?]), Isle la Motte (1975), Lacolle (1890-[19--?]), Land Grants ([19--?]), Land Petitions Hemmingford ([19--?]), Lennoxville ([19--?]-1990), Lower Canada Settlers ([19--?]), Maine Mining Maps ([19--?]), Mansonville ([1882?]-1976), Masonic Lodges (1817-1976), Methodist Church ([1989?]), Missisquoi Loyalists: Vermont Historical Society (1938), Napierville and Douglas Corner (1956-1990), Notary records ([199-?]), Noyan ([196-?]-[199-?]), Odelltown ([19--?]), Orford Mountain Railroad (1909), Owl's Head ([19--?]), Philipsburg ([19--?]), Pike River ([19--?]), Protestant Colonization & Settlement Society of Montreal (1960), Rebellion Claims (1838-1849), Richelieu Bridge Co. (1885-1967), Seignory Records ([19--?]), Sherbrooke ([192-?]-[197-?]), Sorel ([199-?]), Stanstead (1973), St. Armand (1853-[19--?]), St. John's Richelieu(1852-1904), St. Vallier Mailloux ([19--?]), Taylor Petition ([19--?]), and Ticonderoga ([19--?]).

The subseries contains primary source material on newspapers published in St. John's (now Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu) from 1852 to 1921. It consists of three numbers of the News and Eastern Townships Advocate from 1852 to 1904, and a map of the Richelieu River between the harbour of St. John's and Pointe à la Mule lights from 1921.

The series contains primary source material on account books dating from 1848 to [1989?]. It consists of six books; most are account ledgers, the Mansonville House book is a guest register. The series is comprised of the following files; Cleveland, Carmichael & Co. (1853-1885), Foster & Co. (1848-[185-?]), William J. Derick (1878-1891), James Quig & James Carbonneau ([1906?]-[1989?]), Unidentified ([1863?]-[1889?]), Clarenceville Protestant School Commissioners (1916-1935), and Mansonville House (1876-1919).

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 secondary source information on the personal and professional life of Amos Hawley Vaughan in Missisquoi County and Selkirk, Manitoba from 1784 to about 1965. It consists of biographical information and family information, a transcription of an obituary, and reproductions of correspondence and newspaper articles. It also includes photograph reproductions of Amos H. Vaughan, his wife, Nancy Smith, Robert Struthers, Eliza Struthers, Mary Hawley Smith and her husband.

The sub-series contains secondary and primary source material on the Vaughan family of Missisquoi County and Selkirk, Manitoba from 1778 to 1993. It consists mainly of photocopies of original correspondence, photographs, and certificates; research notes and correspondence; and family trees. The sub-series is comprised of the following files: Family Research (1785 [photocopied 1968]-1993), Amos H. Vaughan (1784 [photocopied]-[1965?]), Gershom Vaughan ([197-?]), Josephus Vaughan (1778 [photocopied]-1988), Lynds S. Vaughan (1865 [photocopied]-[198-?]), Reuben H. Vaughan (1839-[198-?]), and Benjamin Vaughan (1778[photocopied]-1853[photocopied]).

The file contains secondary and primary source information on the personal and professional life and military career Reuben H. Vaughan in Missisquoi County from 1839 to the 1980s. It consists of a certificate of appointment as ensign to the 3rd Battalion of Rouville; a memorandum; a court ruling; biographies; information on his tombstone; photocopies of receipts, shipping documents and biographical information; and a diary and transcripts.