The fonds consists of correspondence, subject files, newspaper clippings and speeches illustrating Mitchell's career in provincial and federal politics.
Cemetery records of the Hutchings Cemetery, the St. Mary's Cemetery, the Anglican Church Cemetery, the Tett Cemetery, the United Church Cemetery and the Presbyterian Cemetery. There is an index for each cemetery.
Essay on Canadian ferns for M.A. degree, Guelph, Ontario; blueprint for steel specimen case for Professor W. Nicol (1911), and minerology notebook owned by Nicol.
The index consists of two alphabetized listings-by locatee and by township or town pertaining to land acquired from the 1780's to 1914, from grants to the United Empire Loyalists to those for the veterans of the Boer War.. The information is derived from three groups of records : the Crown Lands Papers (R.G.I.), the Canada Company Papers (C.C.) and the Peter Robinson Papers (MS-12).
The fonds consists of documents relating to the Ontario Community Arts Conference (1968) and Ontario Volunteer Committees of Art Museums Conference (1976), both held in Kingston. These include agendas, reports and items relating to culture in Canada.
Daybook lists many local United Empire Loyalist names such as John Canniff, Major Van Alsie, Peter Young, Sills, Trumpour and Roblin. Includes a record of sales to Reuben Bedell of Adolphustown, in November 1797, who appeared to be a travelling salesman.
