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The sub-series contains secondary source information on the genealogy of the Derick family, recorded from about 1963 to 1994. It consists of correspondence between Herbert R. Derick and various people and organizations regarding his research on the Derick family, primarily in Canada and United States.

The sub-series contains secondary source information on the Derick family in Missisquoi County from about the 1960s to the 1990s. It consists primarily of research notes, family trees, and newspaper articles.

The file contains primary source information on the life of John Derick from 1837 to 1852. It consists of an inventory of the estate of John Derick and Ophelia Edy Derick, John Derick's last will and testament, a custom house receipt, certificate of appointment to Pay Master Sergeant of the 3rd Militia Battalion of Rouville, and repayment receipts.

The sub-series contains primary source information on the property of Mary Brust/Broost Derick from 1827. It consists of a last will and testament.

The sub-series contains primarily source information on the property of Catherine Kohlhammer/Kolehammer Derick in Noyan from 1839 to 1861. It consists of the last will and testament for Catherine's mother, Anna Brust Kohlhammer, and three last will and testaments for Catherine Kohlhammer Derick.

The sub-series contains primary source information on the personal and professional life of Myron L. Derick in Massachusetts, Illinois, and Wisconsin from 1890 to 1904. It consists of correspondence from Myron Lloyd Derick, largely to his brother, Morris C. Derick.

The sub-series contains primary source information on Gertrude (nee Coolidge) Derick from 1891 to 1907. It consists of two letters written by Gertrude to Morris C. Derick regarding her condolences on the death of his wife, Lizzie, and on family news.

The sub-series contains primary source information on Florence L. Derick in New York from 1891. It consists of a letter from Florence to Morris C. Derick regarding an auction of Lyman Derick's property as well as general family news.

The sub-series contains primary source information on the personal and professional life of Ernest E. Derick in St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota and South Haven, Michigan from 1890 to 1909. It consists of correspondence from Ernest to his brother, Morris C. Derick largely discussing family life, health, finances, and work.

The sub-series contains primary source information on Flora A. Hunter Derick from after 1895 to 1923. It consists of a poem written by Flora for Asahel Derick and a confirmation certificate.

The sub-series contains primary source information on the property of Newbury E. Derick (Sr.) in St. Thomas Parish from 1865 to 1919. It consists mainly of land transactions, a seigneurial rent book, deeds of gifts, last will and testament, postcard correspondence, and account of tutorship for Willard Derick. It also contains the last will and testament of Pamelia Derick (1812-1882).

The sub-series contains primary source information on the life of Jacob Derick in Brunswick, New York in 1818. It consists of a letter written by Jacob Derick to Conradt Derick in Christie's Manor, containing information on his family and personal life.

The sub-series contains primary source information on the education, professional, and personal life of Mabel E. Derick in Brookline, Massachusetts from 1907 to 1912. It consists of letters written by Mabel to her father, Morris C. Derick with details on her studies, work prospects, personal life, and various family details. It also contains a letter written in shorthand.

The sub-series contains primary source information on the personal and professional life of Melvin C. Derick from Campbello and Brockton, Massachusetts from 1890 to 1907. It consists of correspondence from Melvin to his brother, Morris C. Derick, as well as two business cards.

The sub-series contains primary source information on the property of Heinrich (a.k.a. Henry) Derick in Caldwell's Manor from 1817. It consists of a reproduction of a land transaction between Henry Derick and Napier Christie Burton.

The sub-series contains primary source information on the life of William Derick from 1840 to 1863. It consists of copies of petitions for commutation of his prison sentence, a letter to William, and a copy of a land transaction between William and his son, Alonzo Derick.

The sub-series contains primary source information about the property of Philip Derick in Caldwell's Manor from 1784 to 1810. It consists of land transactions, receipts, and a loyalist compensation receipt. It also includes a chest that was reported brought with Philip Derick when he emigrated from New York around 1780.

The sub-series contains information on the life of Asahel H. Derick in Clarenceville from 1884 to 1915. It consists of a letter from S.B. Derick to Asahel H. Derick, a marriage contract between Asahel and Charlotte M. Smith, a souvenir card, and a photocopy of an obituary.

The sub-series contains primary source information on various members of the Derick family in Clarenceville and Noyan from 1840 to 1971. It consists of a copy of a petition for the appointment of guardians to Mary Ann Derick and her children in 1840, an insurance certificate for Norman H. Derick from 1873, a confirmation card for Sarah A. Derick from 1874, a will for Philip C. Derick from 1882, a letter addressed to Charlotte Smith Derick (Mrs. A.H. Derick), a dance card held at Empire Hall in Clarenceville (H.A. Derick organizing committee), a financial statement for the Noyan Women's Association prepared by Mary P. Derick, obituaries for Archibald W. Derick and Stuart S. Derick, a family Bible marriage entry between Philip Derick and Laura Derick including a list of their children, an extract of a burial registration for Adelbert A. Derick, a newspaper article highlight activities of Mrs. Morris C. Derrick, advertising calendars for A.W. Derick and A.A. Derick's general store in Noyan, and an account book.

The file contains information on the military life of Robert M. Derick, who served as a soldier during World War II (WWII), from 1942 to 1944. It consists of letters written by Robert Derick to his sister, Betty Derick.

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 sub-series contains information on J.R. Andrews in Bishopton from around the 1940s. It consisted of published poems by J.R. Andrews, consisting of “Thoughts…garnered by the way” and “The message, dedicated to her Royal Highness Princess Elizabeth”.

The sub-series contains primary and secondary source information on the Beerwort family in Missisquoi County. It consists of family history research and correspondence. The sub-series is composed of the following files: Family research (1942-[198-?]), Ada Mina Beerwort (1891), and Carrie Ella Beerwort (1894-1895).

The file contains secondary source information on the Beerwort family's origins in Germany, their immigration to New York and then to Missisquoi County. It consists of research compiled by Herbert R. Derick, including research notes, family trees, correspondence, and biographical sketches. It also contains a ribbon for the Clarenceville Union Agricultural Society.

The file contains primary source information on the life of Ada M. Beerwort in Brome in 1891. It consists of a letter from Ada to her sister, Lizzie Beerwort, regarding the death of a neighbour, Mary Vernal, and other family topics.

The file contains primary source information on the life of Carrie Ella Beerwort in Burlington from 1894 to 1923. It consists of letters written by Carrie to her brother-in-law, Morris C. Derick (a.k.a. Mott), regarding her employment as a nanny and family news from 1894 to 1895 and a copy of the last will and testament of Mabel D. Bangs from 1923.

The sub-series contains information on the Brisbin family in Lacolle from the 1870s to 1923. It consists of pages from a family Bible. Winnifred Alice Brisbin married John L. Derick.

The sub-series contains information on Gabriel Christie from 1786 and around the 1960s. It consists of reproduction of a land deed between Gabriel Christie and Conrad Derick and a history of the Gabriel Christie house on Viger in Montreal.

The sub-series contains information on the Cochrane family in Clarenceville from the 1900s to 1974. It consists largely of correspondence and newspaper clippings, focusing particularly on the Honourable Francis Cochrane.

The sub-series contains information on the Colton family in England, New England and Clarenceville from around the 1970s to 1991. It consists largely of research notes, reproduced family trees and biographical notes, and correspondence.