A minute book and registry of the Clifton Women's Institute.

A minute book from the Clifton Hall Company located in Clifton, Kings County.

A balancing book for a general store on the Peninsula.

An account book kept by John T. Murphy and his son, James Hunter Murphy. This book contains business records from their work in the lumber industry in Kings County.

A ledger kept by Dr. Adino Paddock. It contains notes on visits with patients.

This fonds contains sales record books from Roy Douglas Wetmore's work as a blacksmith in Kings County.

The minute book of the Kings County Farmers' Institute. However, the members of the club did not actually keep minutes, and their minute book only provides records of their meetings. The New Brunswick Farmers' Institute's acts, rules, and regulations quote that "the object of [the institute] shall be the dissemination of agricultural knowledge in its District and the development of local talent."

A minute book and registry of the Clifton Women's Institute.

An account ledger/minute book belonging to the Kings County Union Agricultural Society located in Kingston, Kings County.