William Russell. Provisions supplied to the Mi'kmaq inhabiting the Isle of Breton in the years 1779, 1780, 1781.

Directive from Lieutenant-Governor John Parr to Benjamin Green, Treasurer of the Province, for payment to George & Foster Sherlock for sundries supplied to the Mi'kmaq during the late rebellion.

Receipt of W. Allen for payment of £3/9.

Vouchers for the account of transient poor. Lists cash payments to agents.

Receipt of Michael Hennesy for £2/17 to cover expenditures of wood, bread and food.

Receipt from E. Butler for payment of relief for Mi'kmaq. £0-10-0.

Receipt by Michael Hennessy of £1-7-0 for meals and wood for Mi'kmaq.

Receipt by James Croucher of £3-10-0 for 3 barrels of mackerel for Mi'kmaq.

Receipt by James Croucher of £3-10-0 for 3 barrels of mackerel at 23/4 delivered to Mi'kmaq.

Receipts of Michael Hennesey for boarding Mi'kmaq in January and February, of £9-10-1 and £11-7-1.

Amount of provisions and clothing supplied the under mentioned Mi'kmaq family, at Truro, by Thomas Pearson, 14 January 1800. Corroborating letter from John Harris, J.P.

Receipt by Joseph Davis of £5-16-4 for sundry supplies to Mi'kmaq from John Geo. Pyke, 21 July 1800.

Receipt by Michael Hennessey of £1-12-6 for victualing four Mi'kmaq for two days and firewood.

Sir John Wentworth's note of recommendation for the Mi'kmaq bearing his note, to Pyke and Wood.

Letter of Sir John Wentworth informing John Harris, James Archibald and William Logan of the appointment of Col. Pearson and steps taken to relieve the Mi'kmaq.