The fonds consists of the following four series:

Series 1: Minutes of the Board of Managers and Annual Meetings of the Tyne Valley United Church, 1925-2000

Series 2: Minutes of the Northam Young People's Union, 1947-1949
Series 3: Minutes of the Northam Ladies Aid/United Church Women, 1937-1939; 1943-1945; 1955-1967
Series 4: Minutes of the Tyne Valley Ladies Aid/United Church Women, 1958-1986, 1994-2000 (In 1967 the Northam UCW joined with the Tyne Valley UCW)

The fonds consists of the minutes of the Presbytery of the United Church of Prince Edward Island from 17 September 1963 to 15 November 1966.

Although not a prime destination for the emigrants and disbanded soldiers fleeing America in the aftermath of the revolution, approximately 550 (encouraged by the Island government's offer of land) did settle on Prince Edward Island. 315 land grants were made to the Loyalists, however, most of the land granted was disputed property. By 1790 half of those granted land had left the Island. Despite numerous attempts to settle the Loyalist land claims the issue was not resolved until 1860 by the Land Commission with an acknowledgment of injustice and of the impracticality of the allotting of land to the numerous descendants of the Loyalists. The Island Loyalists represented a cross-section of late-eighteenth century society - most were farmers, fishermen and tradesmen; there were also merchant businessmen and professionals. A few also went on to hold political offices (such as Edmund Fanning, who served as Lieutenant Governor from 1786 to 1805).

This fonds consists of a microfilm copy of primarily government documents which may contain information pertaining to the Loyalists: Lieutenant Governor's Letter Books, Collector of Customs Letter Books, Impost ledgers, shipping records, Commission Books, Supreme Court minutes, Judgment Books, Quit Rent and Land Tax Books and the Smith-Alley papers.

The fonds consists of dispatches from the United States Consulate in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, from 1857 to 1906. The majority of this is correspondence between the Consuls in Charlottetown to the Secretary of State in Washington, D.C. Topics in the correspondence included detailed descriptions of PEI, requests to increase business in rural PEI ports, conflicts over fishing boundaries, and politics of the day revolving around such events as the Treaty of Washington in 1871. Also included are a list of arrivals and departures of American Vessels from PEI (1847-1859), a record of treasury fees for 1858, the imports and exports for PEI for 1860-1861, and the shipping records for 1859-1861.

The fonds consists of a booklet prepared by the Committee containing a list of the teachers at the Vernon Bridge School, brief biographies of former students and contributed articles about the history of the area of Vernon Bridge. Also included is a copy of the reunion program, invitation, and registration form as well as letters to the Committee.

The fonds consists of a photograph of Vernon Crockett (date unknown), biographical notes of Vernon Crockett written by Lorna Knox (date unknown), and a dairy kept by Vernon during his service overseas during World War I. This dairy, which documents his wartime experiences from July 1916 until February of 1918, gives accounts of the weather, medical exams, and air raids. It also includes notes on bombs, illustrations and instructions of hand grenades, unidentified photographs, a programe of "Canada's Jubilee" Celebration at Westminister Abbey on 2 July 1917, and a menu for "Christmas Day, 1917" for all Canadian troops training in England.

The fonds consists of baptisms, marriages, and burial records, session and congregational minutes, rolls of officials and members, and records of various church organizations such as young people's and women's groups for the six series which follow:

Series 1 : Pownal United Church records [Reels 1-3]
Series 2 : Orwell Head United Church records [Reel 3]
Series 3 : Orwell United Church records [Reel 4]
Series 4 : Vernon River United Church records [Reels 5-6]
Series 5 : Cherry Valley United Church records [Reel 6]
Series 6 : Eldon/Belfast United Church records [Reel 6]

The fonds consists of minute books of the Vernon Women's Institute from 4 November 1958 to 6 September 1977. As well as minutes of regular, annual and special meetings, it contains names of officers, membership lists, rollcall and financial records.

The fonds consists primarily of letters written by William Vessey from his postings in World War I and from his brother Lorne in Nova Scotia to their mother Ida although there is an occasional letter to each other or to their sister Ivy. There is also correspondence concerning William's pension, the death of Ida's sister Annie West, and letters to Ivy Vessey. The fonds also contains individual photographs of John Wesly and Ida May Stewart as well as a group photograph of the three children

The fonds consists of 21 photograph: 18 images of a devastating fire which took place in Charlottetown 18 August 1951 and three photographs of the bell and the plaque displayed in the community house in Prospect Harbor, Maine.

The images of Charlottetown, depict the fire which began as a flash fire from a broken electric light bulb on the property of F. R. McLaine Ltd., auto dealers on Grafton Street. It cut a wide swath through the entire centre section of the block to Kent Street consuming the buildings of Horne Motors Ltd., Kent Street; Batt & MacRae and the Whelan Memorial Building and Hall on Grafton; as well as several smaller structures. The burned out area included the businesses of Wilson's Barber Shop, Mary's Beauty Salon, Simpson's Order Office, Norma's, Maurice Block, Goodyear Tire & Rubber, and the office of Dr. J.D. MacGuigan. As well, several private apartments including that of Mr. and Mrs. Rankine McLaine were destroyed and the Benevolent Irish Society was able to rescue only the organization's records from its home in the Whelan Memorial Building and Hall. The Provincial Fire Marshall reported that the fire caused a fire loss of over $350,000.

The remaining three photographs refer to the sinking of the "Queen Victoria", a 494 ton iron steamship which was built in 1856. She carried the delegates to the Charlottetown Conference in 1864 and in the following year sank during a hurricane off Cape Hatteras. Thirty-five members of the crew were rescued by Captain Rufus Allen of the brig "Ponvert". In appreciation Captain Allen was presented with the ship's bell which he in turn presented to the Gouldsboro School district. For seventy-five years it served as the school's bell in Prospect Harbour, Maine. It was then given to the Community Association and displayed in the Community House until removed to a Gouldsboro vault.