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Correspondence, 1851-1856: some of the correspondence is between Smythe and his fiancee (and later wife) Ida Jones from Brockville. Ida was a known artist of the area and had some art displayed in exhibitions. diary, 1878, and legal documents, 1863-1878.
W.H.B Smythe
Social Planning Council of Kingston and District fonds
The fonds consists of correspondence, memoranda, reports, financial records and scrapbooks pertaining to the business of the Social Planning Council of Kingston.
Social Planning Council of Kingston and District
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel fonds
Account book.
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel
The fonds consists of architectural plans for Kingston Public Library.
Sorensen & Inglis Architects, Inc.
Consists of business records of a contractor and general merchant, including account books and daybooks
N. Spence
Transcripts of Sprigg's shorthand letters related to the Orange Free State railway, trade and other agreements.
Sprigg, John Gordon
Collection consists of weekly issues of the paper from 1872 to 1877.
The Standard (Napanee)
Letters to Dr. Mackanson, 1960, and notes of an address on Steven given by Bernard O'Dowd at Ataw Gordon Society, 1948.
Steven, Alexander Gordon
The fonds consists of personal and business correspondence, will and probate, and a collection of James Dougall letters. Most of the correspondence is arranged chronologically, and is concerned with Stevenson's business affairs and banking transactions. One letter from J. P. Downes, a fellow townsman and militia officer, deals with alarums and excursions on the troubled Niagara frontier in the autumn of 1839. Stevenson's activities on behalf of his constituents are reflected in letters concerning Picton harbour improvement, a pension for a veteran of 1837 and the appointment of a postmaster at Bloomfield. Also included are photocopies of general and business correspondence that are held privately, but were copied and included in this fonds.
Stevenson, David Barker