File contains a photograph of Peter Jones' monument in Greenwood Cemetery in Brantford.

File contains one strip of 3 negatives of what appears to be a seated portrait of Mr. Wm Sutton (as labeled on the images).

File contains 44 photographs and 6 negatives. The photographs are organized into three sets:

The first two sets contain photographs of the Sutton Property taken in fall 1996. Each set is comprised of 19 photos, with captions describing the images on the reverse side.

The third set contains six photographs of Sutton's Point taken in August 1997, with captions describing the images on the back of each photo.

Note: William Scott is the father of Duncan Campbell Scott.  See Pelham Edgar Fonds 9, Series 5

Excerpt from "Significant Lives: Profiles of Brant County Women".

Correspondence regarding Augustus Jones, Peter Jones and the Mississauga.

Includes correspondence.

Contains biographical information on Seth Crawford, an early Methodist worker and friend of Peter Jones.

Contains correspondence and biographical information related to Lloyd King, a New Credit Mississauga Elder.

Includes a CD and an audio cassette. The CD consists of a recording of hymns performed by the Ojibwe Indian Choir at the Curve Lake Indian Reserve. The audio cassette consists of hymns performed by the Mnjikaning Ojibwe Singers. Curve Lake originally recorded in 1966.

Correspondence related to Mississauga items.

Research material related to Kennedy Creighton, a Methodist minister and friend of Peter Jones who welcomed him to his home in St. Catharines.

Article with information on Peter Jones, used in Smith's research notes.

Thesis on George Copway written by Timothy J. Spindler for his Master of Arts History degree at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Donald Smith assisted with research.

Profiles and articles of the Salt family.

A copy of The Ojibwa - Missionary Encounter at Rainy Lake Mission, 1839-1857, Michael R. Angel's thesis for his MA degree at the University of Manitoba in 1986. Donald Smith assisted with research.

Material related to Robert Houle, a Saulteaux First Nations artist, critic and educator, including articles, interviews and an overview of an art exhibit in Paris.

Correspondence with students, academics and government officials related to Donald Smith's research and writings on George Copway.

Correspondence with David Krutz regarding Donald Smith's research on Abraham Henry.

Photocopy of an article on Egerton Ryerson from The United Church Observer, March 2018.

Handwritten draft article on the courtship of Peter Jones and Eliza Field. Published in The Beaver in 1977 as "The Transatlantic Courtship of the Reverend Peter Jones".

See 2023.01, Box 1, File 2 for the published article.

Copies of three articles written by Smith on the marriage of Peter and Eliza Jones. Published in The Beaver in 1977. Includes:

"The Transatlantic Courtship of the Reverend Peter Jones". The Beaver: The Magazine of the North, Outfit 308:1, Summer 1977.

"Eliza and the Reverend Peter Jones". The Beaver: The Magazine of the North, Outfit 308:2, Autumn 1977.

"Peter and Eliza Jones: Their Last Years". The Beaver: The Magazine of the North, Outfit 308: 3, Winter 1977.

Copies of research material related to Mississauga history, the legal opinions of the Mississauga of the Credit River and rights to ownership of their land.

Correspondence and research related to the location of Davisville, Grand River, where the Methodist Mississauga lived before relocating to the Credit River.

Correspondence and research related to Henry Baldwin, a relative of Robert Baldwin who was the Secretary of the Indian 1846 Conference at the Narrows (Orillia).

Information supplied by Jim Morrison, an Indigenous claims researcher and a Victoria University alumnus.

Correspondence with Diane Michaud regarding the Indigenous Learning Series at E.J. Pratt Library.