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For 143 years, The Equity has been the living memory of our community, documenting the births, deaths, triumphs, and trials of the Pontiac. Today, we

For 143 years, The Equity has been the living memory of our community, documenting the births, deaths, triumphs, and trials of the Pontiac. Today, we
Please note that the Archives will be closed for the Christmas break. We will be open for our last day of 2025 on Thursday, December
The Pontiac Archives is excited to introduce its brand-new website, now open for a “soft launch” with exclusive access to hundreds of historic photos, rare
March 2, 2021 Due to COVID-19, the Pontiac Archives will continue to open by appointment only. Please call 819-647-7013 for an appointment. The Archives open
The Pontiac Archives will be closed for the Holiday Season from December 11, 2020, to January 12, 2021.
Beginning Thursday, December 12, 2019 at 4:00 PM, and will reopen Tuesday, January 7, 2020 at 9:00 AM.
The Ireland Family Genealogy 1821 – 2017 was donated to the Pontiac Archives September 2017, by Joseph Grant Woolsey. Included is the death of Bryan
Colleen Lariviere, Mayor of Campbell’s Bay, Qc, donated two family trees of her parents, Jean Guy Lariviere and his wife Annette Gravelle. Dorcas Sparling, Pontiac
The Woolsey Family genealogy dating back to 1066 when the Wolsey name was common in Suffolk, England, where it gave rise to surname of Cardinal
Shares were sold by The Shawville Rink Co Ltd beginning May 1, 1914. The Shares wee sold to Richardson Bros, Dalton Richardson and Ebert Richardson