The fonds contains a small quantity of source material on the daily work of William G. Taylor in 1866, 1871, 1874, and 1879. It also provides data on the weather and on Taylor's accounts. It consists of four hand-written diaries containing entries for almost every day of the year.

The fonds contains source material on Church organizations, management, affairs, and activities as well as donation records and renovation programs for the Massawippi Union Church and Massawippi Town Hall from 1950-2002. It consists of minutes from the Board of Trustees of the Massawippi Union church and Massawippi Cemetery Association, correspondences, reports, financial statements, treasurer records, press clippings, floor plans, renovation projects and budgets, and photographs. The fonds is compromised of the following series: Board of Trustees (1950-2002), Massawippi Cemetery Association (1923-1997), Donations (1977-2001), Building and Property (1951-2001), and Photographs (198[?]-199[?]).

File illustrates aspects of Scott I. Dresser's education in Massawippi (Hatley), as well as his birth, death and physical health, in Coaticook from 1900 to 1964. It consists of a souvenir book from teacher Linden J. Carter (including a photograph of Carter), a school merit reward, a medical history record and registration certificate from World War I, a marriage certificate, a passport (including a photograph of Nancy H. Long), a baptism certificate, and a funeral guest book.