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Includes the following:

• Return of Convictions;
• Calendar of Prisoners in Cobourg Gaol - Jun. 1917;
• Petit Jurors and Grand Jurors list Apr. 1917;
• Rex. Vs. Dale, Brighton -G. Drewry commits Lionel Dale and Arthur Dale to Children's Aid Society;
• Godkins Rape charge, Orono;
• Galt Stove and Furnace Co. vs. George H. Sherwood of Brighton;
• Desertion of a Child - Alice Townsend of Norwood;
• Voters list: Murray, Haldimand;
• Letter to W. Kerr from C.O of 247th battalion RE: Prosecution of a Farmer named Lunm in Port Hope for his statement that "Canada would be just as good under German rule as it is today";
• Hastings Constable inquiring W. Kerr is there is come recourse to force an American who marrying a Canadian to swear allegiance to Crown;
• John Young writing to W. Kerr to notify of Fred Mikel theft of Items, Brighton;
• Proof of Citizenship for Edson Andrus and William Wyman Andrus, Orono
• Letter RE: to promote the banning of Nick Carter stories
• Resignation of Lawson and replacement by John A. Clark, Brighton
• Petit Juror list and Grand Jurors list, Jan. 1917
• William Townsend, deceased of Oshawa, RE: ownership of personal items
• Letter to W. Kerr: Complaint lodge by B. Cohen, of Colborne, lays a complaint against an Austrian man for misrepresentation--- Letter makes reference to Cohen's Jewish heritage
• Insurance company of James Joseph Connelly of Bowmanville wishes to see Inquest report.
• Mrs. Charles Brown write W. Kerr explaining that her husband tried to commit suicide, and she is afraid of him
• Rex. Vs. Chaplin, Seymour

Series consists of the records of Local 402 of the Journeymen Barbers' International Union of America, including monthly financial reports, correspondence, shop card agreements, membership applications, and receipts, invoices and order blanks.

This fonds consists of World War I trench maps and general maps of the war area. Included are maps of Lens Canal, Passchendaele and general maps of France and Belgium. Also included in the fonds is a bound photocopy of Lieut. L.V. Shier's service diary, 1917-1918.

The fonds consists of 100 black and white stereographs numbered, captioned and entitled "The Great War".

The item consists of a letter book of Mr. George W. Hatton, Barrister, member of the firm Hatton & Wood. Subjects dealt with include legal topics, letters to relatives regarding World War I, and local and national conservative politics.

This fonds consists of a blacksmith's account book belonging to John Tinney of Cavan, Ontario and a small pocket diary kept by a soldier, Hector Tinney who served overseas in World War I. Also included in the fonds are a number of post cards of Belleville, Ontario, Trenton in Ontario as well as a photograph of Hector Tinney and the Tinney blacksmith shop.

This fonds consists of three notebooks filled with newspaper clippings which reflect the exploits and accomplishments of three generations of the Barker family, and which incidentally reveal much of contemporary life. The first notebook dated 1860-1905 speaks mainly of the life of Dr. Edward John Barker, founder and editor of the Kingston newspaper "The British Whig", and later the daily "Whig." Dr. Barker's son, R.W. Barker, postmaster, and later postal inspector in London, Ontario, is the second figure of consequence in this volume. R.W. Barker apparently had a good voice and the record shows his participation in entertainment on many occasions. The second notebook deals primarily with the life of Captain R.K. Barker in the Boer War. It covers dates 1899-1901 (& some later), and reveals in significant detail the involvement of the Canadian contingent in the Imperial campaign. The third book, 1915-1919, recounts the Canadian contribution to World War I as revealed in newspaper articles (primarily Toronto newspapers), with some references to Lt. Col. R.K. Barker and his brother Capt. W.D.P. Barker.

File consists of 35 member badges for the Bricklayers and Masons International Union (local 17) and the Pattern Makers League of North America Peterboro Association.