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The series contains source material on the management of the Sherbrooke Plymouth-Trinity United Church and its real estate between [189-?] and 2001. It consists of plans, correspondence, photographs, and booklets.

The series contains source material generally recognized for its legal significance. It provides information on the assets of the Church and reveals the importance of legacies to its financing from 1940 to 1972. It includes the act of incorporation, by-laws, deeds of sale, asset transfers, mortgages, estate divisions, correspondence, an evaluation roll, a legal discharge, a summons to appear, and a will.

The series consists of photographs of activities held by the Church organizations (Young People's Society, Choir, Sunday School Explorers' Group, Ladies' Aid Society, Lennoxville Women's League, Women's Missionary Society, etc.), ministers and members involved in Church management, special events, guests speakers, the stained-glass windows, and the interior of the church. Some photographs are by George Nakash.

This series contains primary source information about the Vaudry family, dated between 1868 - 1946. The records include descriptive plans, a notebook containing a recipe for spruce beer, contracts, notices of sales, and legal documents.

This file contains primary information about Mary Olive Vaudry, which were created between 1900-1940. The records includes a paper prepared for the United Empire Loyalists' Association of Canada about John Savage; a copy of an etched portrait of Olive, and the floor plan of her house.

The series contains graphic material donated in 1989.

The series contains primary source information about North Hatley Library Association's special events and projects from 1901-2010. It consists of correspondence, lists, an invitation and texts of speeches given. The series is comprised of the following files: Local Authors Project (1974-1990), Views of North Hatley (1990, 1993), Stenciling Show (2000), Book launch (1991), and Jeanette Virgin Room (1986).

The series contains source material on the history, administration, finances, activities, committees, subscription, accession, and construction of the North Hatley Library Association from 1898 to 1998. It consists of the Articles of Association, by-laws, minutes, financial records, reports, correspondence, subscriber records, accession records, and a specification for construction work. The series is comprised of the following files: Historical and Constituent Documents (1937-1986), Minutes (1901-1998), Financial Resources (1898-1981), Subscriptions (1963-1989), Accessions (1930-1991), Construction ([1900?]-1984), Correspondence ([193?]-1989), Bequests and Funds (1965-1984), Women’s Library Committee (1963-1964), and Action Committee (1979-1980).

The series contains source material on the history, administration, finances, activities, subscription, accession, and visitors of the North Hatley Library (managed by the Board of Lady Managers) from 1901 to 1989. The series consists of minutes, financial records, correspondence, subscriber records, accession records, and a visitor book. The series is comprised of the following files: Minutes (1901-1960), Subscriptions (1935-1959), Accessions ([before 1930]), Visitor Books (1988-1989), Employee files (1982-2009), Librarian’s reports (1982-2010), and Deaccessions (1939-1952).

The series consists of primary source material on everyday life in the Eastern Townships. The series contains the following sub-series: Writings (1836, 1897-1901, ([200-?]), and Correspondence (1912-1919).

The series consists of photographs of the Cooper family, particularly William Edwin Cooper and Nellie Fuller family and descendants.

The series consists of secondary source documents relating to the Cooper family, particularly the William Brill Cooper and Sarah Jane Davis descendants, who lived in Bolton. It includes family charts, obituaries and genealogical information, and a letter from Marguerite Chappell about her genealogical research.

The series contains primary source material on the activities of the ad hoc committees of the Townshippers' Association from 1979 to 2015. It consists mostly of minutes, reports, speeches, correspondence, studies, briefs, photographs, videos and audio recordings. It is comprised of the following subseries: Spring Fling (1983-1995), Symposia (1979-1987), Townshippers’ Day (1980-2015), Other Photographs (1989-2005), Citizen's Effectiveness ([198-?]-1993), Commemorative Volume (1989), Welcome Committee ([198-?]-1988), Youth Group Homes ([198-?]-1990), Demographic Statistical Research (1980-2010), Meech Lake (1985-1990), Directories of Services ([198-?]-2002), Seniors Guide (1984-1991), Official Languages Act C-72 (1986-1996), Bill 178 ([198-?]-1991), Bill 101 ([198-?]-1991), Public Information Meeting 1989 Election (1989), Social Studies Project ([198-?]-1990), Toponymy ([198-?]-1994), Heritage Essay or Poetry Contest (1985-1995), River, Road and Rail (1982-1985), Citzenship Awards Committee (199-2003), Constitutional Issues (1981-1996), Bicentennial Crossroads (1991), Cowansville Institutions (1980), Youth Retention Project (1991), Committee Representing English-Speaking Communities Across Quebec (1990-1991), Survey (1991-1992), Repositioning Committee (1994-1995), Bill 14 (2013), English-speaking representation (2008).

The file contains source material on the township Bury. It consists of a map of the township Bury in 1941 and a mounted photography of a train derailment in 1911 in Bury.

The series contains primary source information on the family life; social, religious and economic activities; and education of various members of the Baldwin family. It consists primarily of personal and business correspondence, postcards and photographs. The series is comprised of the following sub-series: John Percival Baldwin (1844-[19--], 1967), Willis Keith Baldwin (1877-1941, 2004), Lill Mead Ferrin Baldwin ([1878-1948), Harold Ferrin Baldwin (1904-1989), Mead Haskell Baldwin (1895-1936), Ruth Stevens May Baldwin (1908-1970), Ruby May Baldwin ([1924-1950?], 1972-1973, 1993), W. Keith Baldwin (1929-1974), Elvyn Mead Baldwin ([1783, photocopied ca. 1999]-2000), Eunice Ruth Baldwin (1935-2005), Alice Lill Baldwin (1935-1949), Harold Richard Baldwin (1946-1949), Lester Stevens Baldwin (1946-1949, 1974), I. Ross Corey (1948-1952, 1974), Erline Jane Ross Baldwin (1960-1978, 1990-1993), Eva Baldwin (1975-1980, 1990), Louise Baldwin (1972-1993), Mead Baldwin (1974), Miscellaneous Baldwin family (1924-1990), Eugene Arthur Baldwin (1910-1915), Baldwin family businesses ([189-?]-1964), Adelle (Baldwin) Lanoue (1932-1949, [1964, photocopied 2022]), Blanche (Baldwin) Heath ([1909?]-1916), Evelyn (Rowe) Baldwin ([1949?]-[1968?]), David Baldwin ([1968?], 1972), Roland Racicot (1938-1953), Sharon Racicot (1949, 1968), Peter Racicot (1944-1949, 1972), Percy and Florence (Ives) Baldwin (1914-1944), and Lennie Adelle (Wilcox) Baldwin (1922-1935).

This series contain primary and secondary source information about Julia Helen Vaudry, dating from 1943-1980. The records include educational diploma and certificates, report cards, United States immigration documents, and invitations.

This series contains primary and secondary source information about the Vaudry Family, which were created around 1928 to 2004. The records include family trees; descendant charts; birth, death, and marriage certificates; genealogical notes; and other geological documents. The series is divided into Primary Genealogical Records & Notes, Family Tree and Descendant Charts.

The series contains primary source information on the Ferrin family in New England from 1811 to 1974. It consists primarily of correspondence written and received by members of the Ferrin family, documenting their everyday lives and interactions with family and friends. It also consists of some education- and business-related records. The series is comprised of the following subseries: Martin C. Ferrin ([1827?]-1892), Charles E. Ferrin (1845-1848), Micah Ferrin ([1811-1854?]), Kate E. Ferrin (1889-1897, [19--?]-1941), Sarah Haskell Ferrin (1892-1899), Ellen Alton Ferrin ([19--?]-1927), Chester M. and Caroline B. Ferrin (1862-1864 [transcribed 195-?], 1886, 1917-1929, 1935), Carrie E. Ferrin Young (1906-1936, 1943, 1947), Antha E. Kidder Ferrin ([19--?]-1934), Clark E. Ferrin ([1834?]-1848, 1870), Correspondence received by Ferrin family ([1819?]-1892), Esther (Williams) Stevens ([190-?]-1974), Everett Martin Williams ([1909?]-1915, 1930-1932), Edith Mabel (Ferrin) Williams ([1926-1941?]), and Miscellaneous Ferrin family ([1823?]-1934).

The series contains primary source information on the life and military career of Archie N. Jenks from 1907 to 1919. It consists mainly of a dairy and correspondence. The series is comprised of the following files: Diary (1907-1911) and Military Career (1910-1919), War diary transcripts (1916-1920).

The series contains primary source information on the life of Abbott Jenks from 1905 to 1941 in Coaticook. It consists of a report card; certificates; a passport; a land deed between Abbott and his brother, Archie; a newspaper article on the Jenks brothers' donation of a silver cup for boys at the Coaticook High School; a registration certificate from the Canadian Kennel Club; a promissory note to A.A. Hall; a membership certificate and cards for the Victoria Lodge of the Oddfellows in Coaticook; and a membership certificate and card for the Order of the Eastern Star. The passport includes two photographs of Abbott Jenks and Irene (Buckland) Jenks. The series is comprised of the following files: Education ([1905]-1911) and Personal Life (1910-1941).

This series contains primary source information related to the Vaudry family, dated from 1887-1974. Including photographs of members of the family and extended family.

This series contains primary source information about the Vaudry Family, dated 1898 and 1937. The records include notes on lectures and publications.

This series contains primary source information about Olive Craig Warren, which are dated to 1913 and 1987. These records include a yearbooks; cards, event programs; and news clippings about Worchester, Mass and Martha's Vineyard. The series is divided into two files based on the yearbooks.

The series contains primary source material on the administration of Sherbrooke and District Women's Club. It consists of minutes from the Executive and General Meetings; Executive Duties documents, and Born Digital documents. It is comprised of the following files: General Meeting Minutes (1968-2018), Executive Minutes (1968-2004), Executive Duties (1992-2020), and Strategic Planning (2017).

The files contains primary source material on the Sherbrooke and District University Women's Club. It consists of annual reports, President's reports, along with reports from various committees and groups, including the Physical Fitness Group, Environment Group, the Gourmet Cooking Group, the Book Group, the French Interest Group, the Social and Political Action Group and the Education Committee.

The file contains primary source material on the International Federation of University Women from 1969 to 1989. It consists of the constitution and by-laws, informational pamphlets, reports, rules and regulations, budgets, issues of the IFUW newsletters and the communique.

The series consists of collections acquired by the Société d'histoire et du patrimoine du Haut-St-François, contains records from 1886 to [199-?]. It is comprised of the following files: Textual records (1885-[1986?], Russell Brown (1942-[1995?]), Postcards ([190-?]-[199-?]), Cookshire Fair (1928-1988), Committee to commemorate the founding of Bury (1985-1986), Dubreuil family ([188-?]-[191-?]), and Renaud family ([194-?]-[195-?]).

The series contains primary source material on the professional, military, theatre, and community life of James H. Wark in Sherbrooke between 1911 and 1968. It consists primarily of photographs, theatre programmes, and correspondence. The series is comprised of the following files: Professional life, Military, Theatre, Community involvement, and Education.