This fonds consists of a single item, an account book for Lewis Fisher's general store. The names of customers, items purchased, amounts charged, and payments made are recorded. There is also an alphabetical index of customers.

The fonds consists of three notebooks containing engineering data recorded while C. F. Camber was working in the vicinity of Woodstock, N.B., in 1938. They include figures, notes, and sketches relating to excavations and embankment, railways, a roadway, ditches, canals, and other projects.

A roll of oversized plans, tracings, and graphs was transferred to the Map Section.

This series consists of various types of financial documents, which record the transfer of money for goods and/or services.

Series consists of textual records of the Bunker family.

This series includes documents -- mostly day books -- relating to various businesses dating between 1799 and 1929. The merchants who kept many of the day books have been identified by research and in those cases, the merchants' names are in square brackets.

This series contains items, which relate to various cemeteries in New Brunswick. Included are several tombstone transcriptions and the Wintemberg report on the Government House graveyard excavation. This series dates between 1878 and 1956.

The fonds consists of correspondence that relate to both business and official matters of Charles N. Skinner.

The series consists of the records of Charles Darcus, including correspondence, clippings and a postcard.

This series consists of ten commissions appointing individuals to various civic positions such as justice of the peace, high sheriff, and deputy surveyor from 1789 and 1882.

Series consists of textual material of Constance Annie Hill.