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This file contains letters from William Muller to Christina Barbara Hall, the grandmother of his wife, Amelia Hall. Letters concern his experiences as a soldier fighting in the War of 1812 in southern Ontario, as well as his increasingly volatile response to his wife's refusal to write to him or visit him in Kingston. He writes of his belief that his wife has left him for another soldier in Montreal, and eventually announces his intention to cut all ties with Amelia. The letters are arranged in chronological order.

The Fonds consist of both personal and professional correspondence relating to his mathematical career. Colleagues and friends from the mathematical profession have provided letters (incoming/outgoing), publications, newspaper and magazine clippings, and CVs over the course of 66 years. Correspondence comes from H.S.M. Coxeter, Donald O.Hebb, Paul Erdos, Bela Bollobas, John Conway, Janos Komlos, J.A.H. Hunter, and other notables within the field of mathematics. In all, they comprise of 1.11 m of textual records, as well as 20 photographs depicting family and friends of Dr. Moser's and a painting; includes one audiotape and one CD.

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1 typed manuscript, with hand-written amendments.; 2 carbon copies.; 1 typed partial draft.; 1 hand-written draft.; 3 sets of correspondence (Set #1: 2 pieces of correspondence. Set#2: 5 pieces of correspondence. Set #3: 2 pieces of correspondence, plus 1 cutting from the Milwaukee Sentinel 4 Feb. 1964, a xerox from the Encyclopeadia of Biography, and a xerox of the "History of Milwaukee pages 370-373.

McLennan's manuscripts of his literary works include drafts of Old Canadian Songs, 1885, Eighteen Poems, 1885-1898, The Indiscretion of Grosse Boule, ca 1890, Une soeur, ca 1890, As Told to His Grace, 1891, Mon compère Melchior and an early version of A King for a Week, 1892, John McDonnell of Scotus, 1896; probably an early version of Spanish John, A Question of Courage, 1896?, The Span o' Life, 1897, translations of 8 poems from Henri Murger's La Vie de Bohème, 1885, the outline of a projected novel, The Losing Side, and his Notes pour servir à l'histoire de la ville de Montréal, 1880-1888.