Report of American Black Refugees brought from the Chesapeake by His Majesty's Ship Mariner

List of American Black Refugees landed from HMS Fox

A list of American Black Refugees on board HMS Diomede

A list of American Black Refugees on board HMS Diadem

Copy of a letter from Lord Castlereagh to the Governor or Commander of the forces in Nova Scotia, relating to the government provision for the American Black Refugees Enclosing orders in Council etc, relating to the slave trade and assigning the duty of managing and providing for ensalved Blacks captured or brought into Halifax to the Chief Officer of the Customs

Letter from Admiral Sir Alexander Cochran to Sir J. C. Sherbrooke regarding the condition of Black Refugees recently brought from Virginia

Letter from Lawrence Hartshorne to Mr. Secretary Rupert D. George, relating to the settlement of the Black Refugees

Abstract of sundries supplied to the Blacks in the Poor House at Halifax from 2 September 1814 to 2 March 1815

Abstract of the Black Refugees daily victualled at Melville Island between 27 April and 26 July 1815

General abstract of Black Refugees victualled at Melville Island from 9 to 16 November 1815

General return of Black Refugees victualled at Melville Island from 16 to 23 November 1815

Return of provisions issued from Commissariat

Articles of agreement entered into by Lewis DeMolitor for supplying Black Refugees

Military Return of guards at Melville Island, 24 May 1815, and related receipts, May-June 1815

Several accounts and receipts for supplies to Black Refugees, with the following suppliers: Edward King, Robert Hodgers, William Kent, John H. Noonan, Winkworth Allan, Louis DeMolitor, William Anderson, William Sutherland, J. Howe, Son and Company, George Eaton, J. Clark, J. Young & Co, Tobin & Boyle, Doctors Hume and Pyke, William Philipps, Samuel Head, and Hartshorne & Boggs