This fonds consists of family papers including estate and land title documents, personal correspondence of both William and Nathaniel and private financial records. Many records created by Nathaniel in the course of his work are also present, including court books (1826-1860) for Sunbury Co. containing 560 petty civil cases (Hubbard as magistrate); working files of Nathaniel Hubbard as supervisor of public works, including his accounts and reports of construction and repair of Great Road from Nashwaak to Finger Board (ca. 50 miles); and work with the provincial government, commissioners, surveyors, contractors, and labourers in road and bridge work, 1825-1856. There are also working files of Nathaniel Hubbard as commissioner for Gagetown Canal, 1840-1844;

Records created by both father and son as magistrate and registrar of Sunbury Co. include property records for Burton, Lincoln, Maugerville, Sheffield and other parishes and marriage licenses and bonds for Sunbury Co. residents, 1788-1826. There are also documents belonging to Richard Floyd (New York and Maugerville), 1738-1784; and a journal, Rev. Samuel Clarke in account with Leveritt DeVeber, 1831-1842;

Typescript copy of a portion of Norman Morrison's letterbook dating between 1740 and 1759.

This fonds includes:

• Deeds of land in Massachusetts, receipts, bonds, correspondence and other materials in relation to Col. John Murray, 1720-1794 (distant relative to J.D. Hazen);
• Correspondence and other materials of John Hazen ,1755-1828 (Sir John Douglas' great-grandfather);
• Correspondence and other materials of John Hazen ,1792-1851 (Sir John Douglas' grandfather);
• Correspondence and other materials of Robert L. Hazen ,1808-1874 (Col. John Murray was his grandfather);
• Correspondence and other materials of Frank B. Hazen (1852-1874);
• Handwritten recipe book [18--]

This fonds includes:

• Correspondence re the New Brunswick Public Archives, 1912-1937;
• Correspondence to Milner, 1891-1938;
• Original diary of Ann Green Winslow;
• Copies of a number of letters and other historical documents, 1750-1841;
• Notes by Milner on topics including various railways, forts, Boishebert, Missquash, marshes, Chignecto, libraries, mining, forestry, Sackville, prohibition, genealogies, Cumberland, Westmorland, Sunbury, Kent and Albert Counties, Nova Scotia, Dorchester, Hillsboro, Moncton, Petitcodiac, Salisbury, Shediac ;
• Original manuscript of Saint John in the Forties by Milner;
• Essays on Maritime Union, 1906-1935;
• Copy of Town's Clerk Book of Records in the township of Parrsboro, 1786 and for Southhanpton;
• Original List of Voters for Sackville, 1864;
• Scrapbooks re railways, N.S., Fort Beausejour, war, Acadian, Grand Pre;
• Account of licenses 1797-1798;
• List of names and ages of scholars in Sackville District No.1, March 5 - Sept. 5, 1834;
• Recognizances and warrants re riot and assault on Wm. H. McNutt, 1843;
• Other legal and criminal documents, 1843-1844;
• School return by the Trustee of Schools for the parish of Sackville concerning the establishment of the school house in district #13, 1841;
• Returns of scholars in parish school, 1852
• Other school reports and documents for school district of Sackville, 1831-1832,1845
  Note: fonds needs arrangement and description

This fonds includes papers that relate to Beverley Robinson, his descendants and allied families, including Anthony Allaire, and John and Susan DeLancey Robinson. Included are correspondence, financial records, estate records, deeds and other materials. F25 includes a diary kept by Joshua Winslow, Commissary General of the British Army, 1750.

Note to file dated 16 May 1981 documents an engineering drawing on holdings of Mr. Eaton of St. Stephen in the late 1800's; also a reference to an original map of the St. Croix River signed by government surveyor, Morris. Assessors' Lists, File Nos. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7; Deeds and Mortgages, File Nos. 8,9,10,11,12; Investments, Securities and Accounts, File No. 13; Rifle Company Documents and Accounts, Annual Inspection Returns, File No. 14; Insurance Policies, File No. 15. Also included are Genealogical file from Dublin Castle dated 25 May 1966; Report of Holdings search for Mr. Evan Gill dated 8 March 1979; and results of genealogical search on Robert Gill from Edinburgh Scotland.

This fonds consists mainly of correspondence among members of the various branches of Pollok and Gilmour, especially to and from Alexander Rankin of Rankin and Gilmour.

It also includes personal financial records of Alexander and Robert Rankin and North American travel diaries of Allen Gilmour, Jr. and Sr. and William Ritchie, dating from 1828 to 1829, and a report on the proceedings at the Prince of Wales' Challenge Cup competition (1862).

Series consists of material related to the Hubbard family, including photographs and textual records.

The records pertain primarily to a descendant, Dora Louisa Hubbard (1882-1968), who after receiving her schooling in Burton attended the Newtown Hospital School in Massachusetts, graduating in 1914 as a registered nurse and she continued to nurse in the Newtown Hospital.
She went overseas in June 1916 serving until June 1917. Continuing her WW I service she then served with the American Red Cross until 1918. After the war she did private nursing in Boston until 1940, when she moved to Montreal, until 1953 when she retired and returned to Fredericton. In addition to Dora's records there is an item pertaining to Nathaniel Hubbard and an item pertaining to Belmont House of R.D. Wilmot.

This record contains photostat copies of 6 letters written by General James Wolfe about the 1759 campaign.

This collection contains 90 original documents, dealing with issues concerning the Natives of New Brunswick during the 18th and 19th centuries. Included are a number of documents dealing with land disputes between the Natives and the settlers, appointing Native Chiefs and Captains, listing the names of Natives living in various regions, assuring the neutrality of the Natives during the War of 1812, and petitioning for relief for various Native families. There are also a series of French language documents which, in addition to dealing with Native issues, also focus on land disputes between Acadians and the Government. Documents are in the form of personal and official correspondence, reports, maps, certificates, petitions and lists. Of particular note is a Treaty of Peace and Friendship between the President of His Majesty's Council and the Chief of the Jedaick Tribe of Natives at Halifax, in the Province of Nova Scotia or Acadia, 25 June 1761.

Arrangement is chronological.