Copy of a resolution guaranteeing 100 pounds for the building of a Mi'kmaq chapel enclosed in a letter from Roach to Wiswall.

Letter from Abbe' Sigogne to Wiswall petitioning for clothing from the government for winter.

Letter from William Hill to Wiswall regarding monies for the Mi'kmaq chapel at Bear River. Mention of the House terminating peacefully after all its squabbles.

Letter from Abbe' Sigogne to Wiswall complaining about Meuse's indifference to religion.

Letter from Abbe' Sigogne to Wiswall concering finances for building the Mi'kmaq chapel at Bear River.

Statement of donations made to the Mi'kmaq chapel at Bear River, including 100 pounds voted by the Legislature. Sum total £144.0.91. No date.

Statement of the individualized costs of the Mi'kmaq chapel - 1831.

Statement of the individualized costs of the Mi'kmaq chapel - 1832.

Names of the Mi'kmaq settled at Bear River, living in 1832.

Letter from Abbe' Sigogne to Wiswall.

Letter from Abbe' Sigogne to Wiswall stating, "According to your advice, I shall endeavor to go amongst the Indians when Judge Stewart shall be in the Quarter." No date.

Field Notes Book I. Topics include: Glooscap's origin and history, medicine, religion, mythology, material culture, legends about Caribou, Beaver, Ant, snow and ice, and the origin of the canoe.

Field Notes Book II. Topics include: the Little People, Cliff Dwellers, legends, courtship, birds and animals, how the Mi'kmaq preserve their legends, the Martin (Glooscap's neice), Rabbit, Advocate (Harbour area), the 3 Sisters, Cape Split, petroglyphs, the medicine garden, Glooscap's grandmother, Kejimkujik and Memramcook.

Field Notes Book. (Continuation of Book III). Topics include: Mi'kmaq folklore, Moosemeall [Maillard] and Albert Johnson of Middle Point Cove.

Field Notes Book: select pages. Topics include: Hah-wa-say-ago and Glooscap.