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The series contains source material on work, education, sickness, economic challenges and family life from 1889 to 1970. It consists of correspondence from various individuals who were close to the Baldwins or Mays but who were not related to them or the family connection is distant. The series is comprised of the following sub-series: Cora Lovell Dilley (1910-1918, 1930-1970), Frank N. and Anna M. Molyneux (1916-1934), Mary Ann Baker Thomas (1904, 1910, 1931-1956), J. E. Gilbert family (1910-1918), Leta Ellis (1930), Robert Spendlove ([18--]), E. Perry and Mary Haskell (1935-1951), Thomas (Tom) and Gwen Barbour (1936-1940, 1969), Erma Bishop LeVan (1931-1936), Esther B. French ([191-?]-1924), Tom Chatterton (1937-1942, 1952, 1966), Alfred T. Jones (1927-1936), Martin and Myra (Baker) Paulson (1907, 1924-1948), Mabel A. Harland (1924-1936), Minnie Swan Mitchell (1909, 1926-1943), Frank F. Wilson (1917-1918), Jim and Mary Hargreaves (1937, 1943-1945), R.A. Travis (1913-1915), Helen F. Flint (1931-1936), Helen Wilma (Kielgas) Brekke Moore (1916, 1921-1927, 1933), C.R. Hallowell (1916-1917), Fred Shelton (1914-1917), S.M. Davis (1924-[1930?], 1936), Sam and Liz Munro (1930-1945, 1956-1967), Earl Stewart ([1938-1939?]), Winifred (Dean) Searles ([1908-1914?], 1921), Addie G. Schaff ([1910-1911?]), Kathleen F. McLaren ([1913-1935?]), Margaret Sutton ([1910-1940?]), Marion E.T. Carter ([1901-1959?]), Ida M. Gibbons (1909-1916, 1935-1970), Charles B. Howard (1934-1939), Earle G. Dale ([1913-1915?]), Mrs. F.F. Haskell ([1914-1927?]), Jessie L. Carter ([1900-1912?], [1935?]), Edna E. Carter (1906, 1914), Belle Wilcox (1934-1936), Ida Baxter ([1959-1960?]), William Kervin (1939-1940), Henry A. Haskell (1926-1946), Myrtie Putnam (1929-1936, 1942), Rose S. Lacy (1930-1933), Nettie J. Smith (1915, 1919, 1954), Esther S. Bodine ([191-?], 1920, 1939), Mary Wyman Chase (1910, 1923, 1933-1935), T. Arthur Hawkes ([1914-1939?]), Miscellaneous correspondents ([1910-1935?]).

The subseries contains information on the Revered Alfred T. Jones from 1927 to 1936 in Stanstead and Magog, QC, and in Melbourne, Florida. It consists of correspondence and postcards sent by A.T. Jones to Harold Ferrin Baldwin and W.K. Baldwin. The correspondence mainly concerns United Church affairs as well as some comments about A.T. Jones' everyday life.

The file contains primary source information on the personal life of Mead H. Baldwin from about 1906 to 1921. It consists of letters and postcards received by Mead from friends and family. Correspondents include: George Carpenter, Leonard D. Turner, Catherine Cooke, J.A. Follett, Wright M. Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. William N. Liev Jr., and Ina G. Getty, among others.

The subseries contains primary source information on Adelle Baldwin Lanoue's personal life from 1932 to 1949 and in 1964. It consists primarily of correspondence, much of which was written to family in Canada when she, her husband, Ulric Lanoue, and their son, Robert Baldwin Lanoue, were living as missionaries in the Belgian Congo. The family's 1933 Christmas card includes a photograph of Robert around six months old. Two of the letters, dated 1946 and 1949, were written from Newport, Vermont. The subseries also contains a photocopy of Adelle's obituary from the Rockford Register in 1964.

The fonds contains primary source information on the family life; social, religious and economic activities; and education of various members of the Baldwin family, May family and other relatives and friends during the 18th to 21st centuries. It also contains historical information on the Stanstead County and Barnston Township areas, as well as genealogy. The majority of the records were produced in the Eastern Townships, many come from the New England states as well as across Canada and worldwide. It consists primarily of personal and business correspondence, postcards and photographs, maps, historical notes and family history. The fonds is comprised of the following series: Baldwin family ([1783 - photocopied ca. 1999]-2005), May family (1863-[1988, photocopied 2022]), Other Correspondence ([18--]-1970), Genealogy (1832-1999), Photographs ([185-?]-1995), Subject Files and Historical Research (1842-2002), Ferrin Family (1811-1974), Mead Family (1832-1853, 1917, [1934-1948?]), and Stevens Family (1910-1961).

The file consists of a studio portrait photograph of Eugene A. Baldwin, son of John P. Baldwin and Jeanette Baker, in about the 1890s.

The subseries contains primary source information on Eugene Arthur Baldwin's life from 1910 to 1915. It consists of an invitation to the wedding of Eugene's daughter Blanche to Lyman Kinney Heath (1910); three letters written by Eugene and addressed to Harold F. Baldwin (1912-1914); one postcard written by Eugene and addressed to Mead H. Baldwin (1914); and one certificate of demit from the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Karnak Temple (1915).

The subseries contains primary source information on the personal life of Eunice R. Baldwin from 1935 to 2005. It consists primarily of correspondence, account statements, diplomas, transcripts, certificates, poetry, personal documentation, and documents relating to the estate of Ruth Stevens May Baldwin. The subseries is composed of the following files: Correspondence (1935-1974), Education (1940-1957, [1969?]-1971, 2005), Poetry ([198-?]-[199-?]), and Miscellaneous documents (1956-1963, 1972).

The file contains primary source information on Lester Stevens Baldwin's education from 1946 to 1948. It consists of report cards from Stanstead Wesleyan College.

The file contains primary source information on the personal life and education of Lester S. Baldwin from 1946 to 1974. It consists of correspondence from Lester to his parents, Harold F. Baldwin and Ruth May Baldwin, and mainly describes his experiences while away at school.

The file contains primary source information on Eunice Ruth Baldwin's life from 1956 to 1963, in 1972, and in 1986. It consists of her passport, her International Certificate of Vaccination, documents pertaining to the estate of Ruth Stevens May Baldwin following her death, and a plaque from the Alexander Galt Regional High School Special Education Department honouring her service.

The file contains poems written by Eunice Ruth Baldwin around the 1980s and 1990s. Many of the poems treat themes such as nature, weather, and the environment, while others treat the experience of a Ladies' Group meeting, antisemitism, the Mohawk Nation, and Quebec society.

The file contains primary source information on Eunice Ruth Baldwin's education, from 1940 to 1971 and in 2005. It consists of one account statement from the Feller Institute in Grande Ligne; three statements for piano lessons from Bertha Allen Bell in Sherbrooke; six diplomas awarded by Stanstead Wesleyan College (1943), Toronto Bible College (1948), Sir George Williams College (1952), the Department of Education for the Province of Quebec (1955, 1957), and Concordia University (2005); programmes for graduation ceremonies at Toronto Bible College (1948), Sir George Williams College (1952), and Bishop's University (1955); .transcripts from Sir George Williams College (1948-1952) and from Toronto Bible College (1954);a certificate from French Summer School at McGill University (1954); examination reports from Bishop's University (1955, 1971); a certificate for Summer School for Teachers at Bishop's University (1957); and a list of Eunice's teaching experience and education up to 1969. It also consists of a ribbon and a patch from the Toronto Bible College.

The file contains primary source information on personal life, day-to-day activities and eduction of Eunice R. Baldwin from 1935 to 1974. It consists of correspondence, mainly written by Eunice to her parents, especially during her time away at school, but also includes some written to her siblings and others. It also includes one letter and two postcards addressed to Eunice, from Martha Cunningham (1936), "M" (1939) and Ruby Bourner (1972).

The series largely contains primary source information on the history of Barnston Township and Baldwin's Mills areas. It consists primarily of historical write-ups and notes, land records, maps, minutes and by-laws. The series is made up of the following files: Barnston Cemeteries (1888, [1997?]), Association des propriétaires au Lac Lyster (1997), Baldwin's Mills recreation ([196-?]-[198-?]), Pinnacle Holdings Inc. (1965-1970, 1994-2002), Barnston roads (1927-1966), Égouts Lac Lyster (1993-1994), Stanstead County histories (1942-1997), Cheese factories (1890), Lists of electors ([19--?]-1942), Lake Lyster (1957-1976), Religion (1890-1989), Young Women's Christian Temperance Union of Baldwin's Mills (1893-1896, [198-?]), Big Jack (Walter) Garland ([199-?]), Education in Barnston (1842-1869, 1932-1955), Stanstead County Agricultural Society (1931, 1954, 1962-1964), Land documents and maps (1859-1998), Newspaper clippings ([191-?]-1999), Stanstead Journal excerpts ([198-?]), Notes from Jenny Cushing's clipbooks ([1996?]), Miscellaneous documents (1824-1847, 1881-1892, 1914-1936, 1978, [198-?]), Chemin Allard (1996-1998), Townships businesses ([19--?]), Rationing (1943-1946), and Ayer’s Cliff School Fairs (1930-1939).

The subseries contains primary source information on members of the Stevens family in Way's Mills and Coaticook from 1910 to 1915, and in Alabama in 1944. It consists of three postcards addressed to Ruth May, written by her aunts Ida Alberta Stevens and Alma Elvira Stevens. It also consists of an invitation to the wedding of Mead Ferrin Stevens in Montgomery, Alabama to Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fyeld Cherry (1944); the invitation was sent to Ruth May Baldwin and Harold Ferrin Baldwin.

The subseries contains primary source information pertaining to Jennie Elizabeth Cushing (née May) in Dixville from 1934 to 1941. It consists of letters written by Jennie, addressed to Ruth May Baldwin and Harold Ferrin Baldwin. Jennie's letters primarily contain holiday greetings and discuss family. The letter dated December 23, 1934 contains a black and white photograph of Betty May Ladd (Jennie's granddaughter by her daughter, Ruby M. Cushing) and Errol Ray Cushing (Jennie's grandson by her son, Addison Willard Cushing). The letter dated January 17, 1938 contains a photograph of Betty May Ladd at 4 years old, taken August 9, 1936.

The subseries contains primary source information pertaining to Fred Stevens in 1944 in New Hampshire and from 1960 to 1961 in Florida. It consists of three greeting cards written by Fred, addressed to Ruth May Baldwin, Harold Ferrin Baldwin, and Rose May. The letters discuss elements of Fred's everyday life, including family, weather, and travel.

The file contains primary source information on the estate of Stephen Mead in Oregon in 1917. It consists of a Summons and Complaint from the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the case of Anna L. Lee, et al., as Trustees under the last will and testament of Stephen Mead, deceased (plaintiffs) vs. SFA Albro, et al. (defendents). Lill M. Baldwin, W.K. Baldwin, Harold F. Baldwin, and Mead Haskell Baldwin are all listed among the long list of defendents.

The subseries contains primary source information pertaining to Anna Lee (née Mead) from about 1934 to 1948, in New London, CT. It consists of greeting cards and letters written by Anna, addressed to Lill Ferrin Baldwin and Harold Ferrin Baldwin. The letter dated February 1, 1934 contains an enclosed photograph of a large, colonial-style home seen from a snowy road bordered by a fence. The inscription on the verso of the photograph reads: "The home faces south and we look at Long Island Sound over to Fisher's Island."

The series contains primary source information on the Stevens family in the Eastern Townships and in the United States from 1910 to 1961. It consists primarily of correspondence written by members of the Stevens family, documenting their everyday lives and interactions with family and friends. It also consists of one wedding invitation. The series is comprised of the following subseries: Fred Stevens (1944, 1960-1961), and Miscellaneous Stevens family (1910-1915, 1944).

The subseries contains primary source information pertaining to Smith Mead from 1837 to 1839 in New Hampshire. It consists of three letters written by Smith to his brother, Stephen Mead; his sister, Sarah S. Mead; and his future brother-in-law, Martin C. Ferrin.

The subseries contains primary source information pertaining to Stephen Mead from 1832 to 1853 and in 1917, in California, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Oregon. It consists of correspondence written by Stephen to his sister and future brother-in-law, as well as a Summons and Complaint regarding his estate. The subseries is comprised of the following files: Correspondence (1832-1853), and Estate (1917).

The file contains primary source information on Stephen Mead from 1832 to 1853 in California, Vermont, and New Hampshire. It consists of letters written by Stephen to his sister, Sarah S. Mead; and his future brother-in-law, Martin C. Ferrin. The letter December 1-3, 1853 includes a message from Sarah S. Mead's niece, [Helen].