Digital reproductions of photographs and research materials relating to the village of Moira, Ontario. Paper materials include an edition of the Ontario Intelligencer of 7 August 1934, reporting on a reunion at Moira and notes on the history of the Methodist/United church compiled by Owen Herity

Account book registering receipts and expenditures of the Wesleyan Methodist (later United) Church in West Huntingdon, Ontario.

File contains a brief family history commencing with John Wood abt. 1832 until William John Wood 1943.

List of people who wrote a will and that the archives has a copy of. 28 pages.

File contains a copy of the transcript of White Lake Pioneer Cemetery (located adjacent to Hwy #62, Concession 10, Huntingdon Twp), compiled through the Madoc Heritage House Experience '81 Program. It contains a full list of internments.

Text of interviews with: an individual who lived in Moira, Ontario and was 3 at the beginning of the Depression an individual who lived in Huntingdon, Ontario and was 33 at the beginning of the Depression
*a woman who lived on a farm and was 26 at the beginning of the Depression

File contains a brief typescript history of the family of Hugh and Christine Cameron MacMillan whose descendants settled near Ivanhoe in Huntingdon Township.

File contains a printed spiral-bound booklet entitled “The Descendants of Alexander and Grace McInroy, early settlers of Hastings County-Ontario Canada,” compiled by Robert Dean Sherry, great great grandon of the couple, Also present is a supplement to the genealogy produced by Robert Dean Sherry, 1973.

File contains a newspaper article dated 2 October 1958 concerning the pioneer burial grounds at the Moira Cemetery in Huntingdon Township.

File contains a manuscript claim submitted to the Provincial Government by Andrew B. Snider in 1845 for duties served during the Rebellion at the Trent, and for reimbursement for having his cattle tended to in his absence.

File contains a manuscript claim submitted to the Provincial Government by Ebenezer Squires ca. 1845 for the “keeping of...horses” during 1837.

File contains a manuscript claim submitted to the Provincial Government by Edward Squires ca. 1845 for duties served in Belleville and Kingston during the Rebellion.

File contains a manuscript claim submitted to the Provincial Government by John S. Squire ca. 1845 for time and wages lost as a schoolteacher when serving on militia duty during the Rebellion of 1837.