Receipt from John Woodin for reimbursement for money for seed potatoes for Mi'kmaq at St. Margaret's Bay.

Invoice of Edmund Ward for blankets and other supplies for Mi'kmaq relief.

Account of blankets sent to Guysborough for the Mi'kmaq under the charge of William Nixon.

Letter from Crane to Brenton, Morris and Tonge desiring to know what supplies he is to furnish to the Mi'kmaq.

Letter from Joseph Marshall to Michael Wallace reporting that fourteen Mi'kmaq families have lately moved to the Guysborough area from Antigonish where they are inoculating for the small pox virus. Seeks relief. Mentions Salmon River encampment.

Account by Oliver Flemming of supplies given to the Mi'kmaq in Antigonish County in 1800, 1801.

Letter from William Nixon to Sir John Wentworth stating the situation of Mi'kmaq at Guysborough. Reports that a number of immigrants arrived at Pictou from Scotland bringing small pox, whooping cough, and measles. Fearing for their health, the Mi'kmaq left Pictou for Guysborough River. Nixon seeks relief for these Mi'kmaq.

Letter from James Ratchford to George Henry Monk seeking relief for distressed Mi'kmaq remaining in the area to catch trout and muskrat, as the moose and caribou are very scarce.

Letter from Monk to Wallace enclosing the letter from Ratchford (RG 1 vol. 430 no. 89) for consideration by the Commissioners of Indian Affairs.

Letter from Commissioners of Indian Affairs to William Nixon reporting that as a result of a letter by Joseph Marshall and one by Nixon, that the Commissioners will be granting relief to the aged and infirm male Mi'kmaq and Mi'kmaq women with small children. Nixon is instructed to take note of the names of the recipients of this relief.

William Nixon's receipt for sundry supplies sent by him to Guysborough for distressed Mi'kmaq.

Account of James Lowe for supplies given to Lame Mona Francis and her family

Account of James Lowe for supplies given to Old John Bettis

Receipt acknowledging payment by the Commissioners of Indian Affairs for work stocking and repairing guns for two Mi'kmaq by order of John Wentworth. Signed Henry Watkeys.

List of Mi'kmaq families in Lunenburg County. Gives names of heads of families, whether married, and numbers of children.