Fonds consists of records of Sweet's Corners School, or School Section No. 6. Records include correspondence, accounts and minutes book for the trustees (1894-1945), photos of the hockey team and a Sweets Corners school class, clipping from newspaper showing the class of 1953, a wall plaque from Sweet's Corners School Fair (1936-1938), (2010-006) a second shield shaped wooden plaque for Rural School Fairs,(20221-009) with plates for the winners each year from 191 to 1926, and a postcard for the opening of Sweet's Corners Elementary in 1973.

File contains a Three Ring Binder with the title Native Plant Species, -- The Human Presence on Main Duck Island: Towards and Oral History by Brian S. Osborne, -- an essay titled The Ducks, Natural Resource Description and Analysis Main Duck and Yorkshire Islands, -- Big White Calf Island a Short History by James T. Bernier, -- Prehistoric Themes Evaluation of St. Lawrence Islands National Park Phase II, -- The Ship of the Line, H.M.S. St. Lawrence by Allan G. Leja, -- Brief Synopsis of the History of St. Lawrence Islandby Allan G. Leja, -- several newspaper clippings, -- photocopies of excerpts of books, -- Darlingside Concession I (Broken Front) Lot 24 by Fern Graham, -- Town of Gananoque from Gananoque and the Thousand Islands by Freeman Britton, -- hand written notes, An Archaeological Survey of St. Lawrence Islands National Park by J. V. Wright, -- excerpts from the Darlingside Papers at the Ontario Archives, -- a spiral bound note book with the title New Guide Book. -- Also contains two copies of photographs from the Herrick Collection held by the Archives at Parks Canada: one of Cornelius Hunt and his wife Lillian Helen Root and their daughter Helen; and, a Hunt Family picnic on Mary's Island, names listed on attached documentation;-- reprint catalogue "St Lawerence River Skiff Canoe and Steam Launch Co" 1893; -- book "Climate of the Thousand Islands" by Parks Canada 1979; -- booklet "Thousand Islands scenic water route" illustrated by Kitty Easter, 1977, St Lawrence Islands National Park. -- Heritage Highlights "Mallorytown Landing" by St Lawrence Islands National Park 2004.

This collection consists of published material, including self-published family histories.

Publications are generally organized into the following sections:
<b>Historical Research Resources</b>
<b>Reference Books</b>
<b>Family Histories</b>

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Collection consists of:

• Deed of Land for E1/2 Lot 2, Con 3, Lansdowne J G Richardson to Edmond Latimer 1892.
• Mortgage for E1/2 of the W1/2 of Lot 2, Con 3, Lansdowne. T J Darling to Albert Cross 1904
• Deed of Land for E1/2 of the W1/2 of Lot 2, Con 3, Lansdowne Albert Cross to son Albert Dorwin Cross, 1909.
• Deed of Land for SW1/4 of Lot 3, Con 3, and E1/2 Lot 2, Con 2, Lansdowne, Albert Cross to Albert Dorwin Cross, 1916
• Mortgage for SW1/4 Lot3, Con 3, and the E1/2 of Lot 2, Con 3, Lansdowne, Albert Cross to Albert Dorwin Cross, 1917
• Deed of Land for N1/2 of the W1/2 of Lot 3, Con 3, Lansdowne, Augustus McDonald to Albert Dowin Cross, 1921.
• Deed of Land as above, Michael A McDonald to Augustus McDonald, 1921.
• Option to purchase an easement by Trans-Canada Pipe Lines across Lot 2, Con 3, Lansdowne, 1955.
• Lease of store and house (location not specified) from Margaret Cross to George Gray and wife Patricia, 1959.
• Memorandum of Agreement for sale of land Sarah Margaret Cross to John and Matilda Bilton for SE quarter of Lot 2 and the SW quarter of Lot 3 in the third concession Lansdowne, 1961.
• Letter regarding payment from sale of land to John Bilton.
• Grant of easement from Sarah Margaret Cross to Trans-Canada Pipeline Ltd across the east half Lot 2 and the west half Lot 3 in the third Concession Lansdowne, undated, prior to 1962.

Charcoal portrait inscribed " Mabel Greer '04", mounted in an oval brass frame with convex glass and metal back. The subject is Breta Mabel Greer, born in Brockville in 1896, d/o Wm. John Greer, blacksmith, and Addie Bradford. She died in 1909 (age 13) in Manhattan NY after her family moved there. Possibly done by Mrs. Johnston.

• 15 pages of Pritchard family tree (typescript and computer printout) charts beginning with Samuel Pritchard b1799 to present.
• 40 digital scans of Pritchard family photos.