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Collection consists of a letter from James Hutton to the Earl of Dartmouth regarding Mikak, an Inuit woman who was taken to England and then returned to Labrador (1773); the article entitled: 'Men and Books: Some Eskimo Remedies and Experiences of an Amateur Doctor Among the Labrador Eskimo' by Rev Peacock (1947); the article 'An Old Water System: Nain, Labrador' by F.W. Peacock (1982); the article: 'German Weather Station in Labrador North, !943- 1944' by Rev. Peacock; a list of ships servicing Labrador owned by the moravian society; a one page background on the name Makkovik; an excerpt from the document detailing the attempt by the Harmony to weather a storm in trying to reach Labrador from England; the article 'pep' regarding Everett Pepperrell Wheeler, a traveler to Labrador; the first three pages of the article 'Missionaries and Medicines in Northern Labrador' ; the article 'History of the Moravian Church from 1860' an untitled article giving some of the history of the Moravian Mission in Labrador; and the article: ' Notes on Labrador Indians'

Collection consists of the following: typewritten articles by F.W. Waugh entitled, ‘Where the Forest Ends’, ‘The Naskapi Indians of Labrador and their Neighbours’, ‘Naskapi, Eskimo, White Settlers’; copies of handwritten notes and diaries: Diary 1 Labrador (1921), diary 1, 2, 3, 4, on Labrador Expedition, (1922), notes on the Eskimo, outline for Natural History Lecture, Labrador 1922, Birds and Mammals of Labrador 1921-1922, notes on 1921-1922 trip taken by E.W. Calvert for F.W. Waugh, bird notes 1921-1922 by E.W. Calvert, North Shore and Seven Islands notes (Flora and Fauna – String Games Indian words), notes on Naskapi, Language, dwellings, snowshoes, language notes (Naskapi, English, French), clothing patterns from Labrador 1921-1922, expenditure 1921-1922, notes on Labrador 1902-1904 by F.W. Waugh, handwritten; and F.W. Waugh diaries, typewritten by Judy McGrath. (1996).

Collection consists of correspondence, letters and reports regarding the game birds of Labrador

Fonds consist of 4 annual reports of the charge. The records are arranged in series 1.0 Annual reports, 1987-1996.

Birth Announcements, family trees, and obituaries collected by Them Days, filed according to last name. Cemetary inscriptions grouped by community/cemetary.

-Abbot
-Abel
-Acreman
-Adams
-Agopivik
-Akkopiok
-Allen
-Annatook
-Anderson
-Andrews
-Applin
-Arnatok
-Ash
-Ashini
-Asivak
-Atsertatajok
-Badcock
-Baikie
-Barbour
-Barfoot
-Barney
-Barrett
-Barry
-Barth
-Bauer
-Battcock
-Beals
-Belbin
-Belben
-Bendell
-Benett
-Bessey
-Best
-Bibby
-Bird
-Birt
-Blake
-Blake, Hector
-Blackmore
-Bolger
-Boone
-Borden
-Bradley
-Breton
-Brett
-Bridle
-Briggs
-Brooks
-Broomfield
-Brown
-Buckle
-Budgell
-Burden
-Burdett
-Burry
-Burton
-Butt
-Cabot
-Caines
-Callahan
-Campbell
-Carroll
-Carter
-Case
-Cassell
-Castle
-Chafe
-Chaplin
-Charlton
-Chaulk
-Chiasson
-Chubb, Joseph
-Chubbs
-Circum
-Coates
-Cochrane
-Clark
-Coghill
-Coles
-Collins
-Compton
-Connuck
-Connors
-Cooke
-Coombs
-Cove
-Coveyduck
-Crane
-Crant
-Crawford
-Cribb
-Criddlyn/Cridlyn/Cridland/Cridlin
-Crocker
-Curlew
-Curl
-Curtis
-Daniel
-Dawe
-Davis
-Davis, Charles
-Deer
-Deering
-Delaney
-Dempster
-Diamond
-Dicker
-Dicks
-Dollmont
-Dorey
-Drosch
-Drow
-Dumaresque
-Dyson
-Earle
-Eastman
-Edmunds
-Edward
-Elliott
-Elms
-Elson
-Etheridge
-Everard
-Evoy
-Fequet
-Fillier
-Finger
-Flett
-Flowers
-Flynn
-Ford
-Ford Family
-Ford
-Forsyth
-Friedrich
-Frost
-Fowler
-Fry
-Garnier
-Gaulton
-Gillette
-Gear
-Genge
-Gillard
-Goodchild
-Goodenough
-Goss
-Goudie
-Gough
-Green
-Grenfell
-Groves
-Hall
-Hamel
-Hamilton
-Hancock
-Harper
-Harris
-Hawco
-Hay
-Haynes
-Hedge
-Heard. Bernard
-Heard
-Heard
-Hebron
-Height
-Hennessey
-Hibbs
-Hill
-Hillier
-Hopkins
-Hodder
-Hollet/Hollett
-Holley
-Hollohan
-Holwell
-Hope
-Hopedale
-Hopkins
-House
-Howell
-Hubbard
-Hudson
-Hughes
-Hunt
-Hutchings
-Hynes
-Idiliantijok
-Igoliorte
-Ikeraub
-Ikey
-Ivany
-Jackson
-Jacob
-Jackey
-Jacque
-Jararuse
-Jefferson
-Johnson
-Joy
-Jubber
-Kalleo
-Kanikitok
-Kartitok
-Keefe
-Kemming
-Kennedy
-King
-Kippenhuck
-Kinsler
-Kohlmeister
-Kopek
-Kernohan
-Lahey
-Lambert
-Lane
-Larkham
-La Trobe
-Lavers
-Layden
-Learning
-Lee
-Lemare
-Letbridge
-Letto
-Lewis
-Lidd
-Liek
-Linstead
-Lloyd
-Loder
-Lowe
-Lucy
-Luther
-Lyall
-Mcdonald
-Mangrove
-March
-Markuse
-Marshall
-Martin
-Martin
-Massie
-Mat
-Matthews
-Mccarthy
-Mckay
-Mckenzie
-Mclare
-Mclean
-Mclean
-Mclean
-Mcrose
-Menzel
-Mercer
-Merrick
-Mesher
-Metcalfe
-Meadus
-Mercer
-Michel
-Michelin
-Minors
-Mitchell
-Mitchell
-Mitchelmore
-Mitsuk
-Mogridge
-Montague
-Monygood
-Moores
-Morgan
-Moriarty
-Morin
-Morris
-Mucko
-Mugford
-Muller
-Murphy
-Misc.
-Nagolak
-Nardini
-Nathanael
-Newhook
-Newman
-Newell
-Nochasak
-Noel
-Normore
-Noseworthy
-Notley/Knotley
-Nui
-Nuna
-Obed
-O'Brien
-O'Dell
-Oliver
-Okaujaub
-O'Keefe
-Onalik
-Osbourne
-Osmond
-Paddon
-Painter
-Palliser
-Pannigonniak
-Pardy
-Pardy
-Parmiter
-Parr
-Parrott
-Parsons
-Patey
-Paulo
-Pauls
-Payler
-Pearcey
-Peddle
-Peel
-Penashue
-Penn
-Perrault
-Perret
-Perry
-Petherick
-Phippard
-Pike
-Pilgrim
-Pocena
-Pollard
-Ponniuk
-Poole
-Post
-Powell
-Power
-Preston
-Pye
-Pynn
-Quigley
-Quinn
-Radford
-Rea
-Reed
-Rich
-Reeves
-Rendele-Rendell
-Rice
-Rideout
-Richard
-Ritch
-Roberts
-Rose
-Rowe
-Rowsell
-Rumbolt
-Russell
-Ryan
-Ryland
-Sach
-Sampson Correspondence
-Sandwich Bay-Birth and Death Records
-Saulter
-Saunders
-Savory
-Schawlbe
-Seaward
-Semigak
-Serrick
-Shave
-Shelmock
-Sheppard
-Shiwak
-Shouse
-Shuglo
-Sillett
-Simms
-Simon
-Smith
-Smoker
-Smyth
-Snook
-Snow
-Sooley
-Spearing
-Stagg
-Stampe
-Stanley
-Stevens
-Stokes
-Stone
-Stuckless
-Suarak
-Sullivan
-Suly/Sooly
-Summers
-Swaffield
-Taylor
-Tharp
-Thomas
-Thams
-Thorne
-Thurman
-Tippett
-Titford
-Tobin
-Torarak
-Tooktoshina
-Toomashie
-Tracey
-Trimm
-Trokes
-Tuccolk
-Tuglavina
-Tulk
-Turnbull
-Tuttauk
-Wagner
-Wall
-Walsh
-Ward
-Warr
-Warford
-Watts
-Way
-Webb
-Webber
-Wellman
-Wells
-Wentzell
-Wiseman
-Whalen
-White
-Whittle
-Wiencek
-Williams
-Williamson
-Winter
-Whitehorn
-Witwe
-Wood
-Woolfrey/Wolfrey
-Woodward
-Yetman
-Young
-Voisey

Genealogy Cemetary files:

-Capstan Island
-Carroll's Cove
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Cartwright
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Charlottetown
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Davis Inlet
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Forteau
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Goose Bay-Canadian Side (Military Cemetary)
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Happy Valley (Anglican Cemetary)
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Happy Valley (Mixed Denominations Cemetary)
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Happy Valley (Moravian Cemetary)
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Happy Valley (Roman Catholic Cemetary)
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Happy Valley (Salvation Army Cemetary)
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Happy Valley (Pentecost Cemetary)
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Happy Valley (United Church Cemetary)
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Hopedale
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Mud Lake
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Mulligan, Lake Melville
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Nain
-Cemetary Inscriptions~North River
-Cemetary Inscriptions~ North West River
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Paradise River
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Red Bay
-Rigolet Cemetary
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Shango Bay
-Cemetary Inscriptions~William's Harbour
-Eagle River
-East STE. Modeste
-English Point
-Fish Cove
-Fox Harbour Anglican Cemetary, Shoal Point
-Francis Harbour
-Innu Cemetary (Sheshatshuit, North West River)
-Killinek Mission Records 1850-1925
-L'Anse Amour
-L'anse Eau Claire
-Lower Cove, West Bay Graves
-Mary's Harbour Cemetary
-Mulliauk Cemetary
-Norman Bay Cemetary
-Tub Harbour Grave
-Cemetary Inscriptions From Labrador
-Cemetary Inscriptions~West STE. Modeste
-Cemetary Inscriptions~Pinware

In February 1968 a report entitled “St. John’s and the Avalon Peninsula - Future Integration of Hospital Services” was submitted to the Department of Health. Combined in this report, at the specific request of the minister, were recommendations for the future role of the St. John’s General Hospital in the region and for a phased upgrading of the hospital. The development plan in this collection is based on the recommendations in that Hospital Services Report, developed into necessary detail, and was completed by Llewellyn-Davies Weeks Forestier-Walker & Bor of London, England and Ottawa, Ontario in June 1969.

The need for a medical school and a university hospital located on campus had been firmly established at the time of this report, first by Lord Brain in the Royal Commission on Health Services in Newfoundland and Labrador, and later by the MacFarlane Commission. Subsequently, the proposal was further endorsed by a Planning Conference to which had been invited distinguished members of the medical professions from Canada, the UK and the USA. Despite the fact that planning and movement had begun on the new 400 bed University Hospital, it was clear that several years would elapse before the new facilities would become available. In the meantime, the General Hospital was intended to maintain essential services to the community and to continue its role in graduate medical education. Pending completion of the University Hospital, the “General”, as it was commonly known, was to participate in undergraduate clinical teaching with the likelihood of maintaining this participation, relative to its later role in the region, as an affiliated teaching hospital.

The report is divided into the following chapters:

Introduction

1. The Consultants Terms of Reference
2. The Future Functional Plan
3. The Redevelopment Requirement
4. The Existing Hospital
5. Programme of Redevelopment
6. Phasing
7. Engineering
8. Cost Estimates
   Space Programmes
   Illustrations

Collection consists of 2 copies of Gladwins ' Coast and Harbours of Labrador: Pen and Ink Sketches- Summer of 1876', which features sketches of ships, places, and landscape from Quebec's Lower North Shore to Rigolet, Labrador

Collection consists of a story written by George Blake about growing up in Labrador (1985); and a note to Doris Saunders regarding the story

Collection consists of diaries of George Budgell's Hudson's Bay Company fur purchasing trips in 1929, an unkown year, and 1932; a summary of accounts at Ticcoralak (1935).

The collection consists of the photocopied diaries of George Budgell's fur purchasing trips for the Hudson's Bay Company in 1929 and 1932; a summary of accounts at Ticcoralak (1935), and an undated diary.