This subseries consists of correspondence to and from William Feindel on assorted topics. While there is correspondence arranged in other subseries, this subseries contains strictly correspondence files related to Feindel’s research and writings.

This subseries contains records related to J.W. McConnell and Lil McConnell’s participation in fundraising and philanthropy related to health care and hospitals, primarily between 1922 and 1965.

Material in this subseries includes reports, pamphlets and programmes, correspondence, and photographs.

This sub-series documents the Canadian Textile Council (CTC) / Conseil canadien du textile (CCT). Madeleine Parent and Robert Kent Rowley founded the CTC in 1952 to represent Canadian unions within the United Textile Workers of America (UTWA). After the 1952 Dominion Textile Company Limited strike and Parent and Rowley's dismissal from the UTWA, the CTC became a Canadian independent national trade union, later to become the Canadian Textile and Chemical Union (CTCU). Parent served as Secretary-Treasurer and Rowley as President. The CTC had offices in Valleyfield and Montreal in Quebec, and Welland and Brantford in Ontario.
Several materials detail the CTC's split from the UTWA. Records consist of correspondence, reports, press releases, financial statements, notes, legal documents, and collective agreements. Included are files regarding the CTC's national conventions, executive board meetings, and issues of the CTC's Bulletin from 1952 to 1974. Several files also contain information on specific Locals and include materials regarding labour organizing, disputes, and agreements.
There is overlap between this sub-series and the Canadian Textile and Chemical Union sub-series (C2). There are related materials on the CTC's union activities in the Dominion Textile Company Limited sub-series (C4), Woods Manufacturing Company, Limited sub-series (C5), Texpack Limited sub-series (C6), Harding Carpets Limited sub-series (C7), and Wabasso Cotton Company Limited sub-series (C8). There is also an overlap between this sub-series and the UTWA series (series B).

This sub-series includes various materials documenting Madeleine Parent's family and friends. Several documents relate to Parent's father, John B. Parent, such as his American citizenship, Michigan record of birth, and registration for American military service. Also included are documents related to the Hogue and Forest family. There are signed funeral guestbooks for Parent's mother, Rita Marie-Anne Hogue, and Parent's second husband, Robert Kent Rowley, and a file of sympathy letters and tributes for Rowley. There are also related materials to Rowley's death in the last series of this fonds, the Robert Kent Rowley papers (MG 4269 H).
Also documented are Parent's marriages, including her divorce from her first husband, Val Bjarnason, and marriage to her second husband, Rowley. Moreover, there is correspondence from Parent to Rowley, mostly from her trip to China in 1960. The sub-series also contains various membership cards and passports that belonged to Parent. There are photographs of Rowley's funeral, John B. Parent, portraits of Madeleine Parent, Parent's mother's family portrait (1899), and unidentified friends and family. Finally, this sub-series also contains a file of correspondence and four audio recordings related to Parent's retirement in 1983.

This subseries consists of non-Canadian newspapers.

Subseries consists of correspondence to Clare Harrington by various family members, between 1883 and 1966, including a letter from her Grandpa, Grandma and Aunt Eva Dawson, written from Paris in 1883; letters from Bernard James Harrington, 1884, between 1894 and 1898, 1902, 1903; Rankine Dawson, 1889; Anna Dawson Harrington, 1893, 1896, 1901, 1902, 1904, 1905, 1907; Lois Sybil Harrington, 1898; Conrad Dawson Harrington, 1903; Ruth Mina Harrington, 1906; Bernard Gibb Harrington, 1907, 1952; Jessie Soults, 1918; William Bell Dawson, 1935, 1938; Walter Vaughan, 1917; W. Shepherd, 1917; Kate Alexander, 1917; Edward P. Featherstonhaugh, 1917; Mary Sutherland, 1917; Lois McMurtry, 1917; Sarah B. Grier, 1917; Ethel Hurlbatt, 1917; Sophie Campbell, 1917; Rachel Skelton, 1917; Grace Fairley, 1917; Ethel H. Porter, 1917; E.V. Hancock, 1917; Phyllis Davis, 1952 and several undated letters from Rankine Dawson; Anna Dawson Harrington; Muriel Galt; Alice J. Turnham, with an attached list of material related to George M. Dawson, 1952, and Conrad Featherstonhaugh Harrington, 1966. It also includes photographs of Cristall Margaret Dawson, 1925 and her correspondence, 1939 and 1964; 4 letters to Conrad Harrington, written by his mother, Anna Dawson Harrington, between 1894 and 1914; 4 letters to Bernard Gibb Harrington, written by Lois Sybil Harrington in 1900; 2 newspaper clippings, 1923 and 1933 and 1 undated clipping about Harrington Air Service; 6 letters written to Eric Harrington from John William Dawson, 1883; Rankine Dawson, 1884; Bernard James Harrington, 1885; Ruth Mina Harrington, 1894 and Louisa G.F. Molson, 1894; numerous letters to William Harrington, between 1899 and 1916 and in 1927 from Anna Dawson Harrington, 1899, 1903, 1905, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1915, 1916; Bernard James Harrington, 1903, 1906; R.H. Coats, 1927 and 10 undated letters from Anna Dawson Harrington. It also includes letters from Clare Harrington to Phyllis Davis, 1952; letters from Bernard James Harrington to Edith Harrington, 1888; 28 letters from Anna Dawson Harrington to Ruth Harrington, between 1894 and 1912; 1 letter from Bernard James Harrington to Ruth Harrington, 1906; 1 letter to Miss Gibb from Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.), 1883; miscellaneous letters written and received by members of the Dawson-Harrington families, between 1892 and 1910, e. g. from Grandpapa William Dawson addressed to children; from Anna Harrington addressed to her daughters; from Bernard James Harrington, Clare Harrington, Lois Harrington addressed to family; 2 letters from Charlotte Harrington to Mary Louisa Harrington, between 1872 and 1873; 6 unidentified letters, between 1861 and 1884 and photocopies of receipts, deeds of gift, notes, and correspondence related to the donation of archival materials to McGill University, given by the Dawson family, between 1908 and 1963.