The fonds consists of Thomas Moores' autobiography; Olive Moores' poems about prairie life, some of it published, and her brief biographies of the Moores family; brief reminiscences of pioneers of the Invermay and Rama districts of Saskatchewan; and photographs of Woman's Christian Termperance Union (WCTU) meetings.

The fonds consists of Maude's account of Minnie England's life at Cappon, Alberta, and photographs of Minnie and William England and their family. Includes a list of fictional names used in the manuscript, and which real family members they represented.

The fonds consists of photograph albums and newspaper clippings relating to the Mooney and Dalgleish families in Manitoba and Alberta.

The fonds consists of views of the Hertzberg and Harvie families on the Glenbow Ranch, correspondence between the families, and newspaper clippings.

The fonds consists of notebooks, bank books, newspaper clippings, and miscellaneous publications. The notebooks contain information about ranching activities, including lists of farm hands and of breeding mares.

The fonds consists of his account book recording purchases made from "Messrs Baker & McColl" general store (location unknown). Purchases included food items (butter, molasses, sugar, rolled oats, mustard, coffee, tea, biscuits, etc.), clothing and sewing supplies (shoes, drawers, fabric, scissors, socks, braces, buttons, thread, etc.), and various household and hardware supplies (broom, paint, soap, lamp glasses, axe handle, etc.).

The fonds consists of farm account book (1922), booklet on Olds Fair (1940), licences to operate radio equipment (1929-1932), Alberta Temperance and Moral Reform League pledge card (1915), campaign fund card, and card for liquor vote.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Bowe and Kirkpatrick families at the Alkali Lake Ranch.

The fonds consists of a letter written by Malinda Moore to her mother in Pennsylvania, in which she describes her pioneer experiences, and attending the first Calgary Stampede. It includes descriptions of laundry, canning, pickling, and the harvest; bucking broncos, rodeo events and the crowds in Calgary during the Stampede; and baby Robert's teething and potty training.

The fonds consists of R.G. Robinson's correspondence and legal papers, primarily about ranch matters (1885-1920); a small amount of Joseph and Hester's correspondence (1930-1931); and Kathleen's correspondence related to her genealogical research (1949-1964), including letters from her cousin Mary Campbell and her aunts Maria Van Wart and Belle Bogue.