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Margaret Bignell has been the Conservator at Queen's University Archives since 198-.

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Alan James came to Queen's University from Perth, Ontario in 1929. He graduated with an Arts B.A. in 1933. For fifty years Al James worked in his family business which consisted of hardware and fishing tackle; two garages and auto agencies; a foundry; two ice arenas; and billboards in ten towns in Eastern Ontario. He passed away in 2000.

The Limestone Calendar was a daybook calendar with illustrations of local Kingston scenes, by local Kingston artists, that was published by Edward Purdy on an annual basis.

Mitchell and Wilson, Limited, contractors and lumber suppliers, was founded just prior to 1840 by George Mitchell, an immigrant from Edinburgh, Scotland, in Gananoque, Ontario. The business was originally located on King Street East in Ganonoque, and was then moved to a property near the dam on the Ganonoque River in 1853. George Mitchell managed the business until his death in 1888, after which time his son, David A. Mitchell, purchased the business from his mother and assumed management. At the same time, David Mitchell took a partner, David Wilson, and the business was renamed Mitchell & Wilson, Contractors and Builders Supplies. After Mr. Wilson died in an accident in 1911, Mitchell purchased his partner's share, but retained the company name. The business was also moved around this time to the corner of Market and St. Lawrence Streets. David Mitchell remained as manager until 1922, when the company was incorporated and the name was changed to Mitchell & Wilson Limited. In 1923, Ross M. Richardson, grandson of George Mitchell and nephew of David Mitchell, took over as manager of the business, having been employed with the business since 1910.

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Patrick J. Conway (ca. 1922-1994) was a life-long resident of Syracuse, New York. He graduated from Niagara University and earned a Master's degree from Syracuse University. He was a lieutenant in the United States Navy during World War II, and elementary school teacher and, after his retirement in 1984, an auditor with the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance.

Conway was an avid collector of hockey memorabilia and statistics from the age of ten. He was a member of the Society for International Hockey Research, and it is through this connection that his collection was donated to the International Hockey Hall of Fame in Kingston.

Thomas Asseltine was a yeoman farmer and tax collector in Frontenac County.

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