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The subseries contains primary source material on the financial activities of Albert Alonzo Woodman. It consists of financial receipts pertaining to the Municipality of the Township of Compton, counsel meetings and work completed on the Woodman farm in Moe's River.

This sub-series consists of material on landscapes and streetscapes in Compton County. It contains the following files: East Clifton [19--], Sawyerville [194-?], Cookshire [196-?], Flanders [1916]. The sub-series includes four photographs, and one textual record.

The subseries contains primary source information on the family of Andrew R. McMaster (former Liberal MP for Brome, QC) from around 1983. It consists of a manuscript compiled by McMaster's daughter Helen recording their family history from the late eighteenth century to 1983. The subseries is comprised of the following file: “A Family Story” by Helen McMaster Paulin ([1983?]).

The subseries contains primary source material on the administration and activities of the Corporation de la gestion du Chemin des Cantons. It consists of extracts of minutes, meeting agendas from 2007-2013, photographs, resolutions and correspondence.

The subseries contains primary source material on the administration and partnerships of the Corporation de la gestion du Chemin des Cantons. It consists of extracts of meeting minutes, resolutions, lists of partners, correspondence, invitations and lists of events held by partners. It contains the following files: Extracts of Minutes and Resolutions (2006), Extracts of Minutes and Resolutions (2007-2012), List of Members and Events (2007-2010).

The subseries contains primary source material on the activities and administration of the Corporation de la gestion du Chemin des Cantons. It contains correspondence from 2006 to 2011.

The subseries contains primary source material regarding the finances of the Corporation de la gestion du Chemin de Cantons. It consists of financial reports from 2007 to 2010.

The series contains primary source material on the communications and advertisement of the Corporation de la gestion du Chemin des Cantons. It consists of promotional material, photographs, videos, maps and content for the website. It is comprised of the following files: Photographs, Promotional Material, Videos, Website and Maps.

The subseries contains primary source information on the Tenth Anniversary Celebration of Matrix magazine held at McRat's Bookstore in Lennoxville, QC in 1985. It consists of one flyer advertising the celebration and four press clippings discussing the tenth anniversary of the publication.

The subseries contains primary source material on the artistic submissions to Matrix magazine (published in Lennoxville, QC) from 1913 to 1921, and from about 1974 to 1995. It consists of photographs, sketches, transparencies, a collage, and few textual records. The subseries is comprised of the following sub-subseries: Drawings ([1974-1988?]), Photographs ([1913-1921?], [1974-1995?]), Other Types of Artwork ([1974-1986?]).

The sub-series contains agendas and minutes from the board's meetings.

The sub-series presents photographs of people that made the news and events that were underlined between 1962 and 2003 by Le Progrès de Coaticook newspaper and that were taken by photographers of the newspaper. It consists of photographs.

The sub-series presents photographs of people that made the news and events that were underlined between 1962 and 2003 by Le Progrès de Coaticook newspaper, but that the publication date is missing. It consists of photographs.

The file contains information on the property of Elmwood Cemetery Inc. from 1890 to 1997. It consists of land deeds, lots plans, cemetery plot plans, headstone guarantee certificates from Rock of Ages, correspondence, and lease agreements.

The subseries contains information on the services offered by Elmwood Cemetery from around the 1890s to the 2000s. It consists of lists of services and fees, including burials, lots, and installation of grave markers.

The subseries contains information on burials at Elmwood Cemetery from 1897 to 2005. It consists of burial registers, which includes names, dates, and lot information. Early registers include information on burial and service fees. File includes an unidentified index, possibly for burials or lot sales.

This subseries contains source material on the history of the Piggery Theatre and documents concerning its administration and structure from [1964?] to 1990. The subseries is made up of the following files: History (1964?-1990), Letters Patent (1965-1988), and By-laws (1965-1990).

The subseries contains source material on the various committees of the Piggery Theatre Company from the 1960s to 1990. It contains the following subseries: List of Committee Members (1976-1990), Members Committee, ([196-?]-1975), Restaurant Committee (1983), House and Garden Tour Committee (1975-1982), Finance Committee (1972), Building Committee (1988).

The subseries contains information on the Legal Affairs of the Piggery Theatre. It contains the following sub-subseries: Legal Proceedings (1982-1987), Insurance (1964-1983), Production Agreements (1966-1986), and Contracts (1964-1965).

The subseries contains source material on the Piggery Theatre's finances with the Canadian International Bank of Commerce. It contains a standby letter of credit.

The subseries contains information from various seasons at the Piggery Theatre from 1965-1996. It contains the following files: 1965 (1965), 1966 (1966), 1968 (1968), 1969 [1969?]), 1972 (1972), 1973 (1973), 1974 (1974), 1975 (1975), 1976 (1976), 1977 (1977), 1978 (1978), 1979 (1979), 1980 (1980), 1981 (1981), 1982 (1982), 1983 (1983), 1984 (1984), 1985 (1985), 1986 (1986), 1987 (1987), 1988 (1988), 1989 (1989), 1990 (1990), 1991 (1991), 1995 (1995), and 1996 (1996).

The subseries contains source material on the plays performed at the Piggery Theatre from 1973 to 1989. It contains the following files: Unidentified Photographs ([19-]), Gaslight (1975), Gee, Gertie! (1978-1979), The Belle of Amherst (1979), Deathtrap (1981), Monsieur Ribadier's System (1981), Returning (1981), Joseph and the Technicolour Dreamcoat (1981), Romantic Comedy (1982), Tally's Folly (1982), Ladies in Retirement (1983), Flicks (1983), Sea Marks (1983), The Melville Boys (1986), Stage Struck (1986), I'll Be Back Before Midnight (1987), and Opening Night (1989).

The subseries contains source material on the Special Events offered by the Piggery Theatre from 1981 to 1988. It contains two files: Benefit Nights (1981-1983), and Children's Theatre and Workshops (1987-1988).

The subseries contains source information of the administration of Westbec Limited from 1964 to 1974. It contains the following files: Letters Patent (1964), Minutes (1964-1974), and Correspondence (1964-1973).

The subserie contains primary source material on the opening of the Commission des droits de la personne du Quebec's branch in Sherbrooke [after 1984]. It consists of a report on the opening of the branch. It is comprised of the following file: Meetings ([After 1984]).

The subserie contains primary source material on the Quebec Public Protector in 1990, It consists of a brief by the Townshippers Institute on the mandate of the Public Protector.

The subserie contains primary source material on the relations between the Ministere des affaires municipales of Quebec and the Townshippers Association. It consists of a brief to the Commission on the Future of Municipalities, a study of the mother tongue language for the municipalities of the townships and a letter. It is comprised of the following file: Brief on the Future of Municipalities (1986).

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.