The series consists of records pertaining to Sophia Jamieson Magee.

MS-439, Series 1, File 1:

• Tax notice from Village of Blyth, for survey Kelly Block A Lot 21 & 23, to Sophia McGee, 28 Jan 1897,
• Funeral card for Sophia Magee, died 31 Jul 1898, funeral from home of son, Nelson Magee, Rabbit Hill Settlement

MS-439, Series 5, File 1:

• Funeral pamphlet, In Memorium - James Magee, died July 8, 1896, Central Presbyterian Church (Ontario).
• Tax Collector’s Notice, Blyth, Ont. to James McGee, 17 Oct 1900

The series consists of photographs that include 9 of the 11 children of Laurent and Eleanor Garneau – Louis, Ned, Archange, Larry, Alexander, Charlotte, Agatha, John, and Millicent.

The series consists of three postcards. Two postcards are to Lena, one from brother Richard (1911), and the other from Peggy-Anne ? (nd). The third postcard is from Lena to unknown recipient (nd).

The series consists of documentation of Henry F. Holland’s call to the Ontario Bar, and a photograph of Henry and Selina’s daughter, Therese Fraser Holland, on her wedding day and sent to her mother.

File List
File 1: Certificate of Admission, Court of Chancery for Ontario, Osgoode Hall, to Henry F. Holland as solicitor, Nov. 15, 1875.

The series consists of two photographs of Bill Magee.

This series consists of photographs of the Percy Byron family from the Byron-May photo album. The images include various family members and home scenes.

The series consists of Byron-May Company photographs from the Byron-May album. Many were part of their business, including images commissioned by the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce. The photographs include buildings, sports events, agriculture, exhibitions, street and river valley scenes, and military personnel. At the time, these photographs were used to promote Edmonton as an up-and-coming city.

Other commissioned photographs, such as family or home portraits, show not only the growth of the Byron-May Co. and the booming prosperity of Edmontonians at the time, but also reflect the increasing popularity of photography in the early twentieth century.

The series consists of two photographs of Mary Magee Black.

The series consists of the records of Laurent and Eleanor Garneau. The textual records deal with Laurent Garneau’s estate following his death in 1921, including an inventory of his assets and correspondence regarding the disposal of the will. The photographs are of Eleanor and Laurent Garneau.