"The Campagnes Come to Canada", 14 p., traitant des souvenirs d'une famille pionnière venue au Canada sous les efforts du missionnaire-colonisateur, Monseigneur Jean Gaire.
"The Gaudet's Arrival", 6 p. with information dating from 1902 to 1926.
Document entitled Charlebois, 1656-1979, consisting of genealogical information on the Charlebois family compiled by Mrs. Gerald Cyr.
Genealogical information on the Malach family
Genealogical information on the John Malach and Anne (Pawelko) family of Candiac, Saskatchewan compiled mainly by their son, Stanley (Stan) T. Malach, who was born in 1906 and died in 1971. John Malach (1878-1937) came to Canada from Poland and he and his wife had ten children as follows: Mary, Sam, John, Stanley, Nellie, Joseph, Catherine and Casimir. Includes information on Stan T. Malach's professional career and military service in World War II.
Genealogical records relating to the Deck and Selinger families
Genealogical records relating to the Joseph Deck and Margaret (Selinger) Deck family compiled to commemorate their 50th wedding anniversary, including a family history compiled by Brother Sebastian Michael Deck, OSB, 1969; an early history of the Decks (Deck - Materi families); an early history of the Selingers (Selinger - Gartner families); and a Deck family history/family tree dating from 1919 to 1969.
Includes references to stone houses, sod houses, mud houses, sod barns, droughts, relief measures for droughts, prairie fires, the Materi family, St. Peter's Colony and to Speier/Speyer Colony.
Interviews relating to Raymond Denis
Sound recordings of oral history interviews conducted in French by Dr. André N. Lalonde with various individuals relating to the life of Raymond Denis.
Tape R-12912: interview with Clodomir Denis, nephew of Raymond Denis. 40 minutes.
Tape R-12913: interview with Clotaire Denis, nephew of Raymond Denis. 55 minutes.
Tape R-12914: interview with Emile Denis, son of Raymond Denis. 40 minutes.
Tape R-12915; Tape R-12916; Tape R-12917: interview with Raymond Denis, son of Raymond Denis. 180 minutes.
Tape R-12918: interview with Zénon Lepage. 1986. 60 minutes.
Tape R-12919: interview with Germaine Morin, daughter of Raymond Denis. 60 minutes.
Tape R-12920: interview with Marcelle St. Pierre, son of Raymond Denis. 60 minutes.
Tape R-12921: interview with Alice Turcot, daughter of Raymond Denis. 35 minutes.
Parish registers of Christ Lutheran Church in Neudorf, Saskatchewan dating from 1914 to 1964 and 1965 to March 1993.
Parish register of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church in Neudorf, Saskatchewan, 1894-1960.
Parish register of St. Johannes Evangelical Lutheran Church in Neudorf, Saskatchewan, 1911-1957.
Parish register of Peace Evangelical Lutheran Church in Grenfell, Saskatchewan.
Parish register of St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church in Duff, Saskatchewan.
Parish registers of St. Johannes Lutheran Church, Killaly, 1926-1967.
Records of Fertile Belt Rural Municipality No. 183
Records of Fertile Belt Rural Municipality No. 183 and the Local Improvement District that preceded it. Records include Council meeting minutes dating from 1898 to 1976; birth registers, 1912-1950; and a marriage register, 1916-1921.
Records of the Anglican Synod of the Diocese of Saskatchewan
Registers of baptisms for Asissippe, Nepowewin, Stanley and Prince Albert missions, 1850-1908; minutes of missionary organizations active in the Diocese, 1879-1938; correspondence regarding mission lands, 1879-1961; and sermon notes and news clippings, 1885-1940.
Diary of James Balfour, homesteader in the Lumsden district, 1887-1892; letters and photographs from James Stevenson Balfour, 38th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force and Royal Air Force in training and at the front, 1915-1918; clippings of the War and miscellaneous family letters.
Original and photocopied records relating to Thomas Harold Bray (1857-1939) and Sarah (Strouther) Bray (1858-1952) and family. Thomas, Sarah and their son, Thomas Harold, emigrated to Canada from England in 1889 and homesteaded in the McLean, Saskatchewan district. Records include genealogical information; a local history compiled by Thomas Harold Bray of McLean, Saskatchewan entitled Of Years Gone By; an original handwritten volume entitled Bray Family Record with geneaological information dating up to 1975; a typewritten document entitled The Life and Times of R-107890, compiled by Clifford Bray in 1993 relating to his military service in World War II; photocopies of Thomas Bray's homestead record and other records relating to his farming operations; and reminiscences of Muriel (Bray) Prior; Ruby (Duesterbeck) Bray; Irene (Bray) Stirton; and Norman Bray. Information on Starr's Point School No. 357 is included.
Also included are photographs of the Bray family homestead; a portrait of Thomas Harold Bray and Horace Bray; a group of unidentified people standing outside of Bethel United Church, 1940?; gatherings of women; and students and teacher of Starr's Point School, 1897.