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The sous-fonds consists of correspondence and documents relating to the estate of Miss McGill.

Sous-fonds consists of a bound holographic manuscript of poems by Goldsmith as well as correspondence between Lorne Pierce and Mrs. Goldsmith Tufts regarding the purchase of some of Goldsmith's manuscripts.

The fonds consists of documents relating to law and Canadian History, specifically on the Indigenous peoples of Canada.

Sous-fonds consists of a letter, dated November 29th, 1912 from her husband, J. Goodwin Gibson, and one holograph poem.

This sous-fonds includes correspondence with Sadleir's brothers Nicholas and William concerning the family property in Scalaheen, Tipperary, financial and legal documents pertaining to the estate, a floor plan for Heathfield, militia papers, and reports from the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada.

The sous-fonds predominantly consists of legal document pertaining to the establishment and administration of the marriage settlement and resulting trust. Records include land documents, leases and mortgages for a number of properties in Kingston centering around Nelson Street, Collingwood Street, King Street and Beverley Street. Also included are a number of documents pertaining to Water Lot 5 in the City of Toronto.

Sous-fonds consists of a brief biographical sketch of the life of A.C. Garrioch and a suggested abridgement of "A Hatchet Mark in Duplicate."

Sous-fonds consists of a typescript for an article on Arthur Meighen.

The sous-fonds is comprised of records pertaining to both the estate of James Macnee and Sarah Elizabeth Macnee and includes correspondence, financial records and legal documents. Also included are papers created and received by the Macnee Trust in the management of various properties and includes documents pertaining to the businesses that rented these properties, including Rigney and Hickey, grocery and liquor stores; Mendels Ladies Wear; Laura Secord confectionary; Crumley Brothers, dry goods; Ben Lee, grocer; Metropolitan Stores; and Steacy and Steacy.

Sous-fonds consists of nine authographed typed letters from Fewster to Charles Clay, a published copy of "White Desire" (1930), and a typescript for "The Pilgrimage."