A civil record, a ledger, letters, a deed, school notebooks.
Five items, each with its date, its reference and what it establishes. An archive that does not say where a claim comes from is a story, not an archive.
Registre de la paroisse Saint-Norbert, folio 12
The oldest item in the collection. Both signatures appear; Marie-Louise's is firm, indicating she could write.
Fonds Delorme, pièce 04
A hundred and forty pages of orders, prices and customer names. The richest source on the village economy.
Fonds Delorme, pièces 21 à 42
Twenty-two letters. Two bear military censorship marks, visible in black ink.
Greffe du notaire J.-P. Marchand
The deed that closed ninety-four years of the family's presence in the trade.
Fonds Delorme, pièces 07 à 09
Three rural-school notebooks: lessons, pupil lists, conduct notes. A rare source on rural teaching.
Cite this page
Delorme Family Archive (demonstration), « The record », updated 12 September 2026, https://sites.kreativ.ca/archive-famille/en/documents (accessed [date]).