This file contains a short biography of Charles Henry Gould, the first full-time librarian at McGill. Note on the first page reads, "Rcvd from Keith Crouch, the author, 23/1/76."

This file contains a book of biographical material about George Mathewson, including correspondence with important cultural figures, and poems (some by Matheson, other by well-known poets).

This file contains a typewritten manuscript of an account of George M. Dawson's travels in the Alberta and British Columbia in 1883. Includes some b&w illustrations.

This file contains a typewritten manuscript of an account of George M. Dawson's travels in the Alberta and British Columbia in 1884. Includes some b&w illustrations. Also includes a letter dated 7 March 1991 from W.J. Ross to Alexander Wright, Archivist with McGill University Archives regarding Ross's donation.

This file contains a typewritten manuscript of an account of George M. Dawson's travels in the Northwest Territories in 1881. Includes some b&w illustrations and a folded map.

This file contains biographical texts of figures associated with McGill, including "William Leslie Logie: McGill University's first graduate and Canada's first medical graduate" by Barbara R. Tunis and Edward H. Bensley (4 December 1971); "Alexis St. Martin" by Edward H. Bensley (May 1959); obituary for David Stewart Forster by S.M. Banfill (ca. 1959).

This file contains biography of Leonard Landsdowne Derby (1885-1955) by his son, Angus Campbell Derby. Signed by the author. Leonard Landsdowne Derby was a graduate of the McGill Faculty of Medicine. Also includes a letter stapled to the final page, from a History of Medicine professor at Queen's University to Angus Campbell Derby thanking him for a copy of the biography.

This file contains biography of William James Derby (1854-1935) by his grandson, Angus Campbell Derby. Signed by the author. Includes a chapter on William James Derby's time as a student at the McGill Faculty of Medicine. Also includes a letter stapled to the final page, from a History of Medicine professor at Queen's University to Angus Campbell Derby thanking him for a copy of the biography.

This file contains chapter two of a family history of Fairlie Candlish (1915-1948) written by his child.

Fonds consists of originals, carbon and photocopies stemming from both the wartime and post-war phases of Currie's career. His wartime career is recorded in a copy of his battlefield diary for 2 June 1916- 8 February 1917 and commemorated in an album of signatures of the officers he commanded. Postwar materials comprise correspondence and speeches. The correspondence concerns various causes which Currie patronized and books for which he wrote introductions. His speeches (in 7 volumes, with some loose) are devoted to the war and its aftermath, politics, education, eulogies, speeches of welcome, Christmas and New Year's messages, dedications of war memorials and the like. Some are noted as having been written by Wilfred Bovey.