1796 – Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 185 No. 54

Warrant to apprehend John Maddox reputed father of child born out of wedlock

Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 185 No. 55

Bond to keep the peace. John and Mary Dennison.

1797 – Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 185 No. 56

Bill from Roland Morton for repairing Cornwallis Bridge

Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 185 No. 57

Warrant for Matthew McLaughlin - school teacher - the reputed father of a child born out of wedlock

Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 185 No. 58

Warrant for Matthew McLaughlin - school teacher - the reputed father of a child born out of wedlock

Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 185 No. 59

Minutes of Grand Jury re - domestic animals strays bills to be paid and the bounty on wild animals to cease.

Jun 1797 – Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 185 No. 60

Town officers, Parrsboro,

Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 185 No. 61

Two petitions for license. Lowden for Ferry and Tavern license. Crane Dewolfe foa a shop license.

Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 185 No. 62

Two petitions for license. Lowden for Ferry and Tavern license. Crane Dewolfe for a shop license.

1797 – Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 185 No. 63

Memorial regarding a road being appropriated by Peter Wickwire

1797 – Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 185 No. 64

Return of survey road in Cornwallis

Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 185 No. 65

Bill for work done on bridges across Gaspereau

Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 185 No. 66

Warrant for arrest of Charles Stewart, Master of ship "Virgin", also for one James Hale, accused of taking arms and accoutrements, property of 1st King's Co. Regt., Col. Karr, commandant.

Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 185 No. 67

Bond for Tavern License

Chipman Family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 Vol. 185 No. 68

Warrant for arrest. James Brown, John Valentine Davis, John Muldon and Henry Simmonds - breach of the Peace