A Documentary Study of The Establishment of Negroes in Nova Scotia between The War of 1812 and the Winning of Responsible Government

Appendix 1: Letter from Hon. Charles Morris, Surveyor General, to the Lieutenant Governor JC. Sherbrooke, regarding the settlement of the Black Refugees and the best location for that purpose

Appendix 2: Return of Men of Colour Settling in Preston

Appendix 3: Names of Black Refugees who are settled upon lands conveyed to them by Henry H. Cogswell at the head of the North West Arm, Halifax

Appendix 4: Mr. Theophilus Chamberlain to Hon. Charles Morris, Surveyor General, relating to Black settlement at Preston: their condition and prospects

Appendix 5: Report of Lands cleared by the People of Colour in the Settlement of Preston - 9th May 1816

Appendix 6: List of American Black Refugees settled on the Windsor Road

Appendix 7: Letter from Theophilus Chamberlain to Surveyor General Charles Morris regarding land relinquished at Preston for the use of the Black Refugees and lands to be granted in compensation

Appendix 8: Report of His Majesty's Council on lands to be relinquished at Preston

Appendix 9: Licence of occupation from Lieutenant Governor Dalhousie for lots at Refugee Hill, Township of Halifax, to Pompey Cooper and others, with plan attached. Given under hand and seal at arms at Halifax

Appendix 10: A list of the Black people settled at Preston, with the numbers of their lots. Inspected 24 to 26 August 1818

Appendix 11: License from Lieutenant Governor Lord Dalhousie to Sampson Butler and a number of other Black Refugees to occupy certain lots of land at Hammonds Plains, signed by Lord Dalhousie. Without date and not recorded

Appendix 12: A return of the number of Black Refugees and their families settled at Hammonds Plains

Appendix 13: Copy of a land grant to William Day and a number of other Black Refugees at Hammonds Plains. (Marked duplicate grant and signed by Governor)

Appendix 14: No. of lots in Hammonds Plains