The file consists of a biography of Mrs. Catherine M. Day, written by her great grandson Avery K. Allen, dated November 14, 1962 and two photographs of Catherine.
Copy of the memoranda of the Townsend family handwritten by Rev. Micajah Townsend for his affectionate niece Mrs. Catherine Matilda (Townsend) Day, dated September 18, 1856.
Receipt for payment signed by Catherine M. Day for teaching school in Stukely Township, dated February 2, 1866.
Newspaper article entitled "Eastern Townships First Historian-Sketch of the Life of Mrs. C.M. Day", dated April 26, 1915.
Deed of sale of a land, from Lewis Durkee to Thomas Patten, consisting of the north-west part of Lot No. 3, Range 1, in the Township of Brome (West Brome).
Deed of sale of a land, from Stephen Leonard Hungerford and Samuel Harrison Peckham to Thomas Patten, consisting of the north-west part of Lot No. 3, Range 2, in the Township of Brome (West Brome).
Petition (copy) Partridge Island by Nathaniel and James Pettes for additional land grants - addressed to John Parr Governor of Nova Scotia.
Parrsboro, N.S. - Deed of Sale of the Pettes Land Grant - which was granted to them May 7, 1784 - signed by James Pettys and Catherine Pettys.
Of Frost Village, pioneers of Brome County.
Wife of Alvin Williams, Frost Village, pioneers of Brome County.
Son of Henry R. Williams and Mary Farrand.
Studio portrait of Mrs. Henry Williams, née Marion Abigail Robinson.
1882-1932
Elizabeth Wood pouring tea, with members of her family. From left to right: her husband John Sewell Williams, their children John Dickinson, Elizabeth (Bessie), James E. and an unidentified young lady.
Exterior portrait of the possibly grandchildren of John Sewel Williams and Elizabeth Wood, children of John Dickinson Williams and Alice Lillian Strout, who lived in the USA.
Exterior portrait of the possibly grandchildren of John Sewel Williams and Elizabeth Wood, children of John Dickinson Williams and Alice Lillian Strout, who lived in the USA.
Exterior photo of Hattie Louise Shufelt and her husband Frank Peasley Williams, who lived in Knowlton.
Arthur and Betty Williams, children of Francis (Frank) Williams and Elizabeth Robinson, Knowlton.
Exterior portrait of Arthur Williams and his dog, with the Knowlton Station in the rear. Child of Francis (Frank) Williams and Elizabeth Robinson, Knowlton.
Betty Williams in camp clothes. Daughter of Francis (Frank) Williams and Elizabeth Robinson Williams, Knowlton. She married [?] Simms.
Arthur and Betty Williams in Knowlton, children of Francis (Frank) Williams and Elizabeth Robinson.
Exterior photo of Frank P. Williams and his son Francis N. Williams, in front of the Williams General Store building, on Academy Street in Knowlton. The building became the property of the Clairol Company.
Frank P. Williams and his wife Hattie Louise Shufelt in front of their house on Victoria Street, Knowlton.
Photo of Frank P. Williams and Hattie Louise Shufelt's house on 122 Victoria Street, Knowlton, with an unidentified man in a car. The house was later owned by Dr. Barakett.
Studio portrait of Arthur Williams, son of Francis Williams and Elizabeth Robinson, brother of Betty Williams.
Studio portrait of Elizabeth Robinson, sister of John Robinson, M.P., Arthur, Charlie, George, Alice Buckland Ker, Mrs. Learned. Cousins to Judge Mackinnon, his mother was a Robinson, aunt to this lady.
Portrait of Betty Williams, later Simms, daughter of Francis Williams and his wife Elizabeth Robinson. Sister to Arthur. Lived where amalgamated warehouse is now. Was William's general store in early 1900's.
Married Jan. 1, 1919.
Portrait of Mary Barber, also known as Polly Barber or Polly Scoville, seated in studio decor by Robb, Cowansville and Knowlton, Que.
She was a pioneer business woman of Abercorn, Que.