Autobiography of John Mansbridge of British Columbia. Designed and printed by Universal Printing and Bindery Ltd., North Vancouver, British Columbia. Includes information on the Mansbridge family's life in England prior to their settlement in Saskatchewan; on Gilbert Mansbridge, the author's father, an Anglican minister who taught school and conducted services on the Key Indian Reserve and George Gordon Indian Reserve; and on St. Andrew's Church, Key Indian Reserve.

Item is a history of the Beveridge-McLeish family history.

Publication entitled, A Brief History of the Heinrichs Family, written by Gerald B. Heinrichs concerning the Jacob Heinrichs family, Mennonites who were early settlers in the Swift Current, Saskatchewan region.

Item is a history of an immigrant pioneer family by Bertha Catherine Dyer (born Branislawa Haniszewska). Some family members settled at Buchanan, Saskatchewan.

Item is a history of the Simpson-Brandt families. The branch of the family described within has ties in Germany, Russia, England, New Zealand, Australia and Canada.

Item is a photocopy of A Family Record: The Descendants of John Shobbrook and Ann Manning until 1971. Many members of the family lived in Saskatchewan communities including Regina, Saskatoon, Langbank and Kipling.

Item consists of a history of the Henders family and photocopied supplemental information by May Beveridge (née Henders). Supplemental information concerns Phoebe (Evans), Richard, and Beatrice (Swain) Henders compiled by Beatrice May (Henders) Beveridge for the Oxbow local history book, ca. 1981, 5 p.

Item consists of the family history A History of Chings 1700s to 1993 and an addendum. (2 folders)

Publication entitled, A History of Reeds: Henry, Nathaniel and William, Settlers in Canada in the Early 1800s, written by Evelyn Jonescu and Dale Ching. Descendants of the family settled in southeastern Saskatchewan, including the Alameda district.

Publication entitled, A History of the Keller Family as Taken From Memory and the Diaries of Conrad Keller, written by Ador C. Keller. Conrad Keller emigrated from Switzerland to Canada, first temporarily in 1909, then permanently in 1912. He married Dina Hendricks in 1913 and they resided in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. By 1918 they commenced homesteading in the Borderland School District (after 1926, reorganized as the Gladioli School District) near Rockglen.

Publication entitled, The Anatomy of Gladioli School District Number 4652, written by Ador C. Keller. A history of the district, which was organized in 1926.