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Thomas Darling (1814-1883) was born in Berwick, Scotland and came to Canada in the 1830s. In 1845 he established a business as a merchant in Lansdowne, Ontario and supplying wood to steamers at Darlingside, on the St.Lawrence River. A second store was established in 1871, staffed by Darling's oldest son, John. In 1883 Thomas Darling died and was survived by three sons - John David William, Thomas John and George Henry - who carried on the family business with some diversification. Thomas and John continued in the store while George specialized in imported teas he sold through travelling agents. There are no records of the sale of wood after 1883. Beside their commerce, the family owned and managed considerable property in the St. Lawrence and in the early twentieth century purchased and mortgaged property in Alberta.

Ralph Darling was a student in the School of Mining at Queen's University.

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Dr. Mervin Daub received his Honours Bachelor of Commerce from Queen's University in 1966. He went onto the University of Chicago School of Business, where he received his MBA in 1968 and his PhD in 1971. Daub returned to Queen's in 1971 as an assistant professor in the School of Business. He remained at Queen's for the entirety of his career, although was a visiting scholar at Cambridge UK 1973-1974, visiting lecturer at Monash University Australia 1979-1980, and a visitor to the Harvard Business School 1986-1987. Daub also served as a senior analyst for the Canadian federal government in the Ministry of State for Economic Development. While at Queen's, he has been a member of numerous committees as well as the University Council and Board of Trustees. One of Daub's continuing research interests is in the area of economic forecasting for which he has been widely published. Daub also wrote two books involving Queen's history: "Gael Force" and "Getting Down to Business".

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W. Davant was an architect.