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This thick tome was assembled in the pre-internet age and it follows the Robbins family from the late 1700's.  It contains dates, places, names, stories, documents and photos.  A very professional and concise family history covering more than two hundred and thirty years.

The Cojocari/Geminick Family Tree book is a fun little self-published book.  Largely a photo book with sections devoted to individual family lines there are three pages showing valuable family tree information for the Geminick and Cojocari families.

Inside the bell tower at the original Saint Peter and Paul Romanian Orthodox Cemetery northeast of Kayville, Saskatchewan there is a binder that contains information on the burials at the Lutheran Cemetery just west of Kayville, south across the road from the Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church.  Detailed in the document are 13 burials.

Inside the Saint Peter and Paul Romanian Orthodox Church in Kayville, Saskatchewan there is a binder that contains information about deaths and burials for the St. Mary's Romanian Orthodox Church north of Kayville.  It records 213 burials.

Inside the St Mary's Romanian Orthodox Church north of Kayville, Saskatchewan there is a binder that contains information on all of the burials in the cemetery beside the church.  This record describes 134 graves in the cemetery.

Inside the Saint Peter and Paul Romanian Orthodox Church in Kayville, Saskatchewan there is a binder that contains information on 172 deaths and burials.  Some of the burials documented are in the cemetery by the church. Other burials are in the old cemetery that was beside the church when it was located northeast of the town.

Inside the bell tower at the original Saint Peter and Paul Romanian Orthodox Cemetery northeast of Kayville, Saskatchewan there is a binder that contains information on the burials at the Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church Cemetery just west of Kayville.  Detailed in the document are 101 burials.