File contains letters from Mrs. Evelyn McIntyre regarding genealogical information about her family tree. There are also notes about the Canniff family.

File contains family tree following the marriage of William Campbell and Isabella Mason and a pamphlet celebrating the centennial (1832-1932) of the Campbell Clan.

File contains the family pocket bible “The Psalms of David” with a pink ribbon from 1930 and a list of Campbell family births from 1879-1892.

File contains The Intelligencer Weekend Magazine from Feb. 17, 1968 with the headline “Canada in the Year 2000”.

File contains newspaper clippings comparing wages and salaries across Ontario.

File contains the funeral card for Mary Maria Faulkner (b. 1849) of Stirling, wife of Morden Bird.

File contains a typed copy of a newspaper account from 1882 of weddings in Belleville between prominent families.

File contains a 1968 newspaper clipping of a column, "Second Glance" by Viva Richmond Graham.

File contains a newspaper clip on the last meeting of the purity campaign, with Mr.McCraig speaking on causes of divorce, and purity pledges.

'Tracing a United Empire Loyalist Family Story Rooted in the Quinte Area: Unfolding one branch of the Redner Tree'. Illustrated family history of the descendants of Johannes Ridenour (Redner), inhabitants of Prince Edward County and Belleville, Ontario.

File contains the 1858 obituary for Ed. Mott of Ed. Mott & Sons Lumber.

File contains the obituary newspaper clipping for Ernie Finkle who passed away in 1958.

File contains a letter to Mr. G. Bell in response to his request for genealogical information on the Bell family.

The fonds consists of 3 boxes of textual records and graphic material about the Ruttan family and Maud Ruttan Way (1889-1952) of Wooler, Ontario, in particular. Includes; diaries, photos, memorial cards, letters, Albert College items, and financial letters.

Correspondence with George Harold Holton about the ownership of properties in Calgary, part of the estate of Sir Mackenzie Bowell (Holton's grandfather). One of the properties was the site of St. Hilda's School for Girls.

Scrapbook containing news clippings, photographs and ephemeral material relating to George Harold Holton and his family. It includes articles on Holton's political career with the Liberals, clippings relating to Sir Mackenzie Bowell, Liberal party promotional materials and family news clippings. The scrapbook contains two photographs of George Harold Holton, one in uniform, and one of his wife, Minnie Georgina Holton.

Various printed, typescript and manuscript items, including: Poem or hymn "We're traveling home to Heaven above" signed "Mrs Jamieson, 1862" Four editions of 'The Seaview Gazette', a printed publication produced by Mrs J. J. B. Flint, Miss Edith P. Jones and Miss Mary A. Holton in Belleville, January to May, 1894 Annotated typescript listing family members of Mackenzie Bowell Jamieson (born 1875) Flyer for the Holton Reunion, held in the Old Holton Homestead, Mount Hermon, Massachusetts on 29 August 1924 Certificate of registration of birth for Donald Mackenzie Holton (born 8 September 1915), made 1 October 1932 Letter to Arthur E. Hickey of Morrisburg about a Moore family bible

"The History, Notes & Observations of Donald Mackenzie Holton, 1940". Brief notes on the history of the Holton family from their arrival in North America in 1634.

Deed conveying "Lot number three, Randolph Place" to Caroline Bowell Holton by Ezra William Holton and his wife Lucy Clement Holton for one dollar on 28 July 1876. There is a plan of the lots of the four Randolph Place properties on the back of the deed.

Reproduction photograph of Randolph Place III (223 Charles Street, Belleville, Ontario). There are a man and woman at the front of the house and two men standing toward the rear of the garden.

Diaries and a birthday book owned by Donald Mackenzie Holton. Diaries are for 1933, 1934 and 1949.