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The fonds contains source material on the attack of Pope Gray and his wife, Mary Elizabeth Berkley Gray, by Fenians on June 15, 1869 in Ballinlough, Ireland, and Pope Gray's family tree. It consists of press clippings, correspondence, a testimonial from the Lord Lieutenant, and a family tree. It is comprised of the following files : Scrapbook (1869-[19--]), Testimonial (1869), and Family tree ([19--]).

The fonds contains information on Margaret Naylor's trip across Canada in 1928. It consists of a photo album, which includes detailed personal comments, postcards, photographs, and tourist information clippings.

The fonds contains source material on the members of the Baker family and their activities at the start of the 20th century. It consists of an album of photographs of individuals and groups who are probably family members and friends and a postcard. Some of the photographs depict horses and farm buildings.

The fonds contains source material on the development of roads, education, and land ownership in the Municipality of Ascot from 1830 to 1890. It relates mainly to the relations of Ascot Municipal Council with residents, other municipalities (Sherbrooke, Compton, Westbury), and provincial government agencies. The fonds consists mainly of reports and notices on road and bridge construction and maintenance, produced by the local surveyor and his assistants and by the Deputy Grand Voyer. Residents' petitions, Municipal Council correspondence, and land-sale contracts are also present. The fonds is comprised of the following series: Roads and Bridges (1845-1872), Real Estate and Taxation (1831-[1881?]), Education (1846-1851), and Miscellaneous Documents ([185-?]-1891).

The fonds contains source material on the Hunting family and their activities during the nineteenth century. It consists of correspondence, compositions, an account book, a memorial notice, and a sketch. The fonds consists of the following series: Correspondance ([183-?]-[1853?]), Compositions ([184-?]), Building Plan ([18--]), Account Book ([1846]), and Memorial of May Catherine Hunting (1902).

The fonds contains source material on Edward Short and his family. It consists of an act, correspondence, biographical notes, two diplomas, and a will. The fonds is comprised of the following three files: Edward Short (1852-[190-?]), Robert Short (1857), Alice (Quirk) Siderfin ([1776?]).

The fonds contains source material on the professional activities of William Hoste Webb and the development of the Richmond and Wolfe ridings from 1850 to 1890. It consists mainly of correspondence from Webb's legal clients, his fellow parliamentarians (including George Etienne Cartier), his constituents, and his supporters. The fonds is comprised of the following series: Correspondence ([1852?]-[1884?]), Appointments (1854-1863), Life Insurance (1863), and Miscellaneous Documents ([185-?]-[186-?]).

The fonds contains source material on the organization and the activities of the Way's Mills Women's Institute from 1930 to 1965. It is comprised of the following series: History (1954-[1965?], Minutes (1955-1965), Treasurer's Book (1959-1965), Programmes (1930-1932), Anniversaries (1954-1964), and Press Clippings (1945).

The fonds contains primary and secondary source information regarding the Krans family, including family genealogy copied from the Krans family bible.

The fonds consists of the Kolhammer Family Bible records, with an explanation D.G.L.

The fonds consists of secondary source information regarding the Kneeland family, including a marriage record of James Kneeland and Marion E. Peck.

The fonds consists of a copy of "The Quebec Daily Telegraph", containing a biography of the Hon. Judge William Warren Lynch, May 31, 1857.

The fonds consists of an ggreement between Josiah Terrill and John McCullock.

The fonds contains primary and secondary source information regarding the Jones family. The fonds contains the following series: Johannis Blass Papers (1778-1823); B. Morgan Correspondence (1924-1925).

The fonds contains primary and secondary source information regarding the Ruiter and Newell families.

The fonds contains the diary written by James Lee concerning a trip to England in 1837 as well as a poster for a public auction concerning the Late James D. Lee.

The fonds consists primarily of correspondence from John L. Porter to Jacob Cook.

The fonds contains an exercise book belonging to Arthur Irish, of Riceburg, a newspaper clipping regarding Sarah Bennett Irish's 99th birthday and a letter from Katherine Irish to Ruby Moore, with some information on the Schoolcraft family.

The fonds contains primarily secondary source information regarding the Hyatt family, including articles and correspondence.

The fonds consists primarily of correspondence regarding the Hurlburt family history.

The fonds consists genealogy concerning the Hungerford family (1360-1921) written by F. Phelps Leach as well as a letter containing information on the Greene, Hunt and Hungerford families (1635-1914).

The fonds contains pimarily secondary soource information regarding the Humphrey family.

The fonds consists of a letter written on "American Sewing Machine" Stationery, Boston Mass., from Silas N. Hope to his mother, with an envelope addressed to Mrs. A. Hope, Dunham Que., and posted August 8, 1887.

The fonds contains primary and secondary source information regarding the Holsapple family. The fonds contains the following series: Correspondence (1879-1915); Cards (1883-1944); Envelopes (1890-1950); Envelopes (1909); Correspondence (1916-1978); Correspondence ([1879-1978)].

The fonds contains primary and secondary source information regarding the Hogel/Hogle family, including family statistics.

The fonds contains secondary source information regarding the Hauver family, including family genealogy.

The fonds consists of genealogy of the Harriman family, including William Harriman.

The fonds consists of a letter regarding the Haldey family.

The fonds conntains primarily secondary source information regarding the Groat/Grout family, including family statistics and genealogy.

The fonds contains primary and secondary source information regarding Gertrude N. Birchard, including correspondence between Gertrude and Ruby Moore.