1849 – Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 199 No. 323

Plans and specifications for new Court House, Kentville

Apr 1850 – Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 199 No. 324

Accounts for the new Court House, Kentville, 1849-1850

Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 199 No. 325

Floor plan for new Gaol to be built at Kentville includes two bed rooms, confined room, parlour, and kitchen

Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 199 No. 326

Floor plan for new Gaol to be built at Kentville includes two prison rooms, cellar, and a dungeon

28 Jan 1851 – Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 200 No. 122

Order for a list of all paupers in Nova Scotia (excluding those residing in the Halifax Poor Asylum) to be sent to the Lieutenant Governor

21 Jan 1852 – Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 200 No. 125

Return of paupers in Horton Township to be sent to the Lieutenant Governor

1851 – Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 200 No. 126

Return of poor in District of Cornwallis with names and ages, who maintained them, and expense per year.

1872 – Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 204 No. 221

Supplies and attendance furnished to small pox patients by order of the Board of Health, January and February 1872

11 Oct 1870 – Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 204 No. 243

Bills for road laid out from post road to John Cox's near Oak Island

25 Apr 1870 – Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 204 No. 244

Petition for a public road from the post road to John Cox's and a pent road to the shore, Horton Township

11 Oct 1870 – Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 204 No. 245

Plan of road from James Borden's to south east part of Oak Island

16 Mar 1860 – Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 205 No. 34

Memorandum of agreement between Trustees of No 3 School District, Cornwallis, to employ Matthew G. Henry as school teacher in the new school house on the Parade Ground near the old Presbyterian Meeting House, Cornwallis.

12 Sep 1830 – Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 205 No. 39

Correspondence from Rebecca Chipman to William H. Chipman, Cornwallis, in which she mentions her visit to Dr. Thomas McCulloch's museum, Pictou. Her letter is an example of hand writing in two directions to reduce amount of paper needed.

1855 – Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 207 No. 134

Invoices received for goods as in those listed about. Also included are price lists for various goods such as timber and metal products. These invoices come from various merchants in the colony, in the United States and Great Britain. They are all dated.

8 Apr 1856 – Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 207 No. 174

Business Papers. This folder contains the Chipman Business Papers for 1856 from the store in Cornwallis. The contents are invoices and letters regarding the purchases and sales of goods. The companies deal in various goods including dry goods, metal products, hardware, food stuffs, wooden ware, drugs, textiles, cutlery, carriage and trunk trimmings,and teas. Included are shipped bills and accounts owning. Many do not state the nature of the cargo. The goods come from numerous suppliers in Boston, New York, London and other parts of B.N.A. They are all dated 1856. This invoice is from Thomas Turner & Co., Sheffield, England, 8 April 1856.