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The subseries contains information on the Belknap family. It consists of a photocopy of a history of W. S. Belknap and the fishery at Baldwin's Mills and a family research compiled by Merrick Belknap.

The subseries contains information on the history of the Baldwin family from the 1800s to 1999. It consists largely of research notes, correspondence, family trees and marriage certificates. It also contains two photographs of tomb stones.

The subseries contains information on the family history of the May family from the 1660s to 1982. It consists of newspaper clibbings, a copy of Elisha May's will, marriage certificates, family trees and correspondence. It also contains four photographs of tomb stones.

The subseries contains information on the genealogy of the family of John Drew, born 1845, and his wife, Sarah Bickford. It consists of a family tree and vital statistics complied by Lyman May, with additional notes by Riley H. Drew.

The subseries contains information on the genealogy of the Hanson family in Barnston, Quebec. It consists of vital statistics from the 1850s to 1905.

The subseries contains information on of the genealogy of the family of Sylvester Cleveland and his wife, Relief Converse, in Barnston Township, Quebec. It consists of a compilation of genealogical sketches and family trees.

The sub-series contains primary source information on the genealogy of the Fletcher family, who are connected to the Hall and Baldwin families of Barnston from 1830s to 1998. It consists of correspondence between Elvyn Baldwin and Earl Fletcher regarding the Fletcher genealogy, research notes and a newspaper clipping.

The subseries contains information on the genealogy of the family of John Corliss, born 1787, and his wife, Sally Heath, in Bickford Corner and Heathton, Quebec. It consists of a family tree by Francois Gloutnay.

The sub-series contains information on the genealogy of William Lovell, born in 1790, and his wife, Mary Hanson. It consists of a letter probably written by Ella Baldwin and a family tree.

The subseries contains information on T. Arthur Hawkes, known as Art, from about 1914 to 1939 in New York, Minnesota, Massachusetts, New Brunswick, and New Jersey. It consists of postcards, greeting cards, and letters written by Art to Harold Ferrin Baldwin, Mead Haskell Baldwin, W.K. Baldwin, Lill Ferrin Baldwin, and Ruth May Baldwin. Most of the letters are addressed to Harold and are primarily personal in nature, discussing family and travel, with some discussion of work and war. The subseries also includes a letter from Art's wife, Theresa, and one from Theresa's sister informing Harold and Ruth of Art's death in 1939.

The series consists of genealogy research, including family trees, research notes, newspaper clippings and other documents, on various families with connections to the Baldwin family and/or the Stanstead County area. It is comprised of the following files: William Lovell genealogy ([198-?]-[1996?]), Roderick Ross genealogy (1982), Hanson genealogy ([198-?]), John Corliss genealogy (1995), Sylvester Cleveland genealogy ([195-?]-[1982?]), Levia Drew genealogy (1986), Fletcher genealogy ([1926?],1933, [1955?],1995-1998), Ferrin and Tabor genealogy (1936, [196-?]-1962), Buckland genealogy (1938), Belknap genealogy (1978), Baldwin genealogy (1832-1999), May genealogy (1668, 1853-1982) and Miscellaneous genealogical notes (1946-1992).

The subseries contains information on the genealogy of the family of Roderick Ross, born in 1822, and his wife, Jane Byers, who lived in Leeds, Quebec. It consists of a family tree by Glenna Ross.

The subseries contains information on various correspondents to the Baldwin family from about 1910 to 1935. It consists of postcards, greeting cards, and letters written by various individuals and collected by the Baldwin extended family. The subseries includes a postcard addressed to Miss Marie Parkhurst from "Auntie", a postcard signed by Melville [Glenshaw?], a postcard addressed to Mrs. N.W. [Gladman?], a postcard signed by Mrs. Whitehead, and a postcard addressed to Mrs. Avery Davis. It also includes a Christmas card from Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. [Heck?] and another Christmas card from Sir Herbert Meredith Marler, Canadian Minister to Japan. Finally, the subseries includes a letter from Lewis C. Haskell to W.L. Shurtleff which mentions Harold Ferrin Baldwin in reference to the deaths of his parents, W.K. Baldwin and Lill Ferrin Baldwin.

The subseries contains information on Esther S. Bodine from about the 1910s to 1939 in Minnesota and Michigan. It consists of greeting cards, postcards, and letters written by Esther to Mead Haskell Baldwin and Harold Ferrin Baldwin. The correspondence is personal in nature, consisting of holiday greetings and discussion of family, including the deaths of Mead, Lill Ferrin Baldwin and W.K. Baldwin.

The subseries contains information on Rose S. Lacy from 1920 to 1933 in Santa Monica, California. It consists of two letters and one postcard written by Rose to Lill Ferrin Baldwin. The correspondence is personal in nature, discussing travel, family, friends, and religion. There is a noteworthy discussion of Prohibition in the letter dated May 16, 1930.

The subseries contains information on Myrtie Putnam from 1929 to 1936 and in 1942, in Massachusetts. It consists of Christmas cards and letters written by Myrtie to Lill Ferrin Baldwin and Harold Ferrin Baldwin. The letter from Myrtie to Harold, dated May 31, 1942, includes an enclosure of a letter from Lill to Myrtie, dated February 12, 1934. The correspondence is personal in nature, including holiday greetings, discussion of travel, and an expression of condolence regarding the deaths of W.K. Baldwin and Lill.

The subseries contains information on Nettie J. Smith from 1915 to 1919 and in 1954, in Massachusetts. It consists of two letters and one postcard written by Nettie to Harold Ferrin Baldwin and Ruth May Baldwin. The correspondence is personal in nature, mainly discussing family and travel.

The subseries contains information on Mary Wyman Chase from 1910 to 1935, in Vermont and California. It consists of Christmas cards and letters written by Mary to Lill Ferrin Baldwin and Harold Ferrin Baldwin. The correspondence is personal in nature, discussing family, friends, travel, and including holiday greetings.

The subseries contains information on Henry A. Haskell from 1926 to 1946, in Ohio and New Hampshire. It consists of Christmas cards and letters written by Henry to W.K. Baldwin, Lill Ferrin Baldwin, and Harold Ferrin Baldwin. The correspondence is personal in nature, mainly discussing travel and family.

The subseries contains information on Belle Wilcox from 1934 to 1936, in New York, Maine, and Florida. It consists of a postcard and letters written by Belle, addressed to Lill Ferrin Baldwin, Harold Ferrin Baldwin, and Ruth May Baldwin. The correspondence is personal in nature, discussing topics such as travel, health, and family.

The subseries contains information on William Kervin from 1939 to 1940 in Montreal. It consists of letters written by William to Harold Ferrin Baldwin. The letters mainly concern Harold's investments in various mining companies.

The subseries contains information on Edna E. Carter in 1906 and in 1914, in New Hampshire and Connecticut. It consists of postcards and a Christmas card sent by Edna to Lill Ferrin Baldwin.

The subseries contains information on Ida Baxter from about 1959 to 1960, in British Columbia, New Brunswick, and Scotland. It consists of postcards sent by Ida to Harold Ferrin Baldwin, Ruth May Baldwin, and Eunice Baldwin. All of the postcards discuss Ida's travels.

The subseries contains information on Earle G. Dale from about 1913 to 1915 in Toronto. It consists of postcards and letters written by Earle, addressed to Ruth May and Lill Ferrin Baldwin. The correspondence is personal in nature, including holiday greetings, discussion of his theological studies at McMaster University, and a letter of sympathy to the May family following the death of Darius May in 1913.

The subseries contains information on Ida M. Gibbons from 1909 to 1916 and from 1935 to 1970, in Way's Mills and Stanstead, QC; British Columbia; and Florida. It consists of postcards and letters written by Ida, addressed to Ruth May Baldwin and Rose May. A Christmas card dated 1950 contains two black and white photographs, the first shows Ida's grandaughter Carol Bertha Gibbons at three weeks old and her father, John Gibbons; the second photograph shows Phyllis Annette Gibbons and her grandmother Gibbons (possibly Ida).

The subseries contains information on Mrs. Frank F. Haskell from 1914 to about 1927, in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. It consists of postcards and letters written by "Aunt Ria," addressed to Lill Ferrin Baldwin and Harold Ferrin Baldwin. The correspondence is personal in nature, mainly discussing family and travel.

The subseries contains information on Charles Benjamin Howard from 1934 to 1939 in Ottawa and Sherbrooke, during his time as a Member of Parliament for Sherbrooke, QC. It consists of letters written by Charles B. Howard to W.K. Baldwin and Harold Ferrin Baldwin regarding politics and investments in the Sherbrooke Trust Company, as well as mining interests.

The subseries contains information on Jessie Carter from 1900 to about 1912, and in 1935, in Stanstead, QC; New Hampshire; Indiana; Toronto, ON; Illinois; Brockville, ON; Vermont; Massachusetts; and New York. It consists of letters and postcards written by Jessie, addressed to Lill Ferrin Baldwin, Ruth May Baldwin, Harold Ferrin Baldwin, Mead Haskell Baldwin, and W.K. Baldwin. The correspondence is personal in nature, mainly discussing personal relationships and travel. The subseries also contains postcards addressed to Jessie.

The subseries contains information on Kathleen F. McLaren from about 1913 to 1935, in California, Vermont, and Colorado. It consists of postcards and personal correspondence written by Kathleen, addressed to Ruth May Baldwin, Harold Ferrin Baldwin, Mead Haskell Baldwin, and Lill Ferrin Baldwin. One of Kathleen's letters also includes a Christmas card from Mary Chase.

The subseries contains information on Addie G. Schaff from about 1910 to 1911, in Coaticook, Sherbrooke, and Montreal. It consists of postcards with personal messages written by Addie, addressed to Ruth May.