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The subseries contains primary source information attesting to F.S. Coburn's property ownership from 1917 to 1964. It consists primarily of deeds, insurance documents, and correspondence. The subseries is comprised of the following files: Coburn's Property (1917-1943, 1964), Summary of Estate Holdings (1930-[1932?]), and Automobiles (1927-1952).

The subseries contains primary source information pertaining to F.S. Coburn's personal finances from 1914 to 1954. It consists largely of correspondence and insurance policies. The subseries is comprised of the following files: General Finances (1914-1952), Insurance (1914-1954).

The subseries contains primary source information on business conducted by F.S. Coburn from 1893 to 1974. It consists primarily of correspondence relating to sales and donations of his works, and his interactions with insurance companies and publishers. The subseries consists of the following sub-subseries: General Correspondence (1920-1974), Insurance Companies (1934), and Publishers (1893-1948).

The subseries contains primary source information relating to F.S. Coburn's works that were used in publications from the early 1900s to 2005. It consists of manuscripts and reproductions of Coburn's works for various publications. The subseries is comprised of the following sub-subseries: Manuscript of N.W. Putnam's "The Deserted Village" ([19--?]), Manuscript of F.S. Coburn's Translation of Charles Deulin's "Le Poirier de Misère" ([19--?]), Photocopy of Tennyson Publication (1909), Reproductions of Coburn's Works ([1913-2005]), "The Habitant" by W.H Drummond, illustrated by F.S Coburn (1911).

The subseries contains primary source information relating to F.S. Coburn's interaction with publishers from 1911 to 1953. Some of the items include a letter from Brown, Montgomery & McMichael Advocates answering questions on copyright, notes on artistic copyright, and a letter from Gazette Printing Company Limited.

The subseries contains primary source information on the clubs and associations with which F.S. Coburn was involved from 1955 to sometime in the 1980s. It consists of documents attesting to Coburn's involvement in the Royal Canadian Academy of the Arts, the Montreal Pen and Pencil Club, the Art Association of Montreal, and the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. The subseries is comprised of the following sub-subseries: Royal Canadian Academy of the Arts (1955-1989), Pen and Pencil Club (1939-1973), The Art Association of Montreal ([19--?]), The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (1956-1957).

The subseries contains primary source information relating to the relationship between F.S. Coburn and the famous dancer Marguerite Savoie, also know as "Carlotta", from 1934 to 1959, and in 1995. It consists of correspondence, publicity, and an interview transcript. The subseries is comprised of the following files: Correspondence (1934-1959), Publicity Featuring Carlotta (1939-1953), Interviews (1995).

The subseries contains primary source information relating to the work that F.S. Coburn did for Louis Fréchette, from 1898 to around 1955. It consists of correspondence and an inventory of Coburn's work for Fréchette. The subseries is comprised of the following files: Correspondence (1898-1955), Illustrations for Fréchette's "La Noël au Canada" ([19--]).

The subseries contains primary source information relating to the work F.S. Coburn did for W.H. Drummond and the resulting relationship with Dr. Drummond and his family from 1897 to the 1980s. It consists primarily of correspondence and biographical works. The subseries is comprised of the following files: Correspondence from W.H. Drummond ([190-?] ), Correspondence to W.H. Drummond (1897-1913), Mrs. W.H. Drummond (1914-1918), Other Drummond Family (1909-1957), and Biographical Works ( [198-?]).

The subseries contains primary source information attesting to F.S. Coburn's works from 1909 to 2010. It consists of lists of works, lists of publications featuring Coburn's works, and documents related to exhibitions of his works. The subseries is comprised of the following sub-subseries: Lists and Inventories of Coburn's Works (1909-[198-?]), Dates of Publications Featuring Coburn's Works (]198-?]), and Exhibitions (1917-2010).

The subseries contains primary source information on the life and career of F.S Coburn from 1890 to 2008. It consists of biographical works including documentaries and newspaper clippings about Coburn. The subseries is comprised of the following files: Two Worlds, Two Lifetimes film (1994-1996), The Life and Art of F.S Coburn film (1982-1983), Newspaper Clippings (1890-2002), "A Look of Love" (2008), General Biographical Works ([195-?-196-?]).

The subseries contains primary source information on F.S. Coburn from 1982. It consists of correspondence from Elizabeth Kennell to Mr. W. Newlands Coburn regarding her research on F.S. Coburn for her Masters of Fine Arts thesis at Concordia University, as well as texts related to her research.

The subseries contains primary source information on the life and work of F.S. Coburn from 1898 to sometime in the 1950s. It consists of visual images and visual representations of Coburn, his family, friends, and colleagues, and scenes which inspired his artwork. The subseries is comprised of the following files: Group Photographs featuring Coburn ([1898]), Portrait of Coburn ([19--?]), Photo Album ([189-?]), C & A and dancers (1945-1955), Percy "Pete" Coburn ([195-?]), and Photos of and taken by Coburn ([190-?]-[195-?]).

The subseries is comprised of source material of correspondence between F.S. Coburn and his friends and family. The files consist of: General Correspondence ([189-?]-1969), Scheeper Family/Naudé Family (1942-1958), Percy T. Coburn (1890-1959), Rita (1951-1952), G.W. Hill (1889), Carl Hecker (1892), Marie Onciaux (1952-1960), W.H. Webb ([19--?]), [Mackey?] ([1908?]-[1911?]) and the Lovett Family (1934-1995).

The subseries contains primary source information collected and produced by Evelyn Coburn through her research on F.S. Coburn, particularly for the writing of her book "F.S. Coburn: Beyond the Landscape." It consists of articles, interviews, correspondence, and research. The subseries is comprised of the following files: Biographical sketch and life chronology (1954-1986), Interviews ([1956]-1984), Correspondence (1926-2004), Sun on Snow: A Portrait of F.S. Coburn, R.C.A. (1990), On the Melbourne Road: A Biography of Frederick Simpson Coburn (1959?), F.S. Coburn: Beyond the Landscape Drafts (1996).

The subseries contains primary source information on the honours and achievements earned by F.S. Coburn from 1887 to 1936. It consists of diplomas, a programme for the 1936 University of Bishop's College Convocation ceremony, and a newspaper clipping. The subseries is comprised of the following files: Diplomas (1887-1928), University of Bishop's College Convocation Programme (1936).

The subseries contains primary source information on the personal affairs of F.S. Coburn from 1881 to 1951. It consists of source material attesting to his personal life regarding such issues as citizenship, health, education, and personal acquaintances. The subseries is comprised of the following files: Citizenship (1892-1951), Education (1891-1892), Health (1943-1951), Autograph Book (1881-1885), Address Book ([19-?]), Red book (1887-1892).

The subseries contains primary source information attesting to the history of Frederick Simpson Coburn's family from 1844 to 1933. It is consists mainly of correspondence. The subseries is comprised of the following files: Family history (1844-1914), Malvina Scheepers (1933).