Address from the House of Assembly to Lieutenant Governor Wentworth on the necessity of forming an Establishment on Sable Island for the protection of the lives and property, cash on the Islands

The Original Address from the Assembly to Sir John Wentworth on the necessity of an Establishment on the Island and noting £600 for the establishment of three families there

Governor Wentworth's answer to the Address of the Assembly on the subject of Sable Island

Letter from James Morris of Windsor Road to the Committee offering to go to Sable Island. His services accepted

Copy of an Agreement between Captain Troth of the Ship Packet and Stephen Snow respecting part of the cargo of the ship then on shore at Sable Island

Patrick King's submission to serve under James Morris on being permitted to remain with his family on Sable Island until the Governors pleasure be known thereon

Articles of Agreement with Moore, Ross and McLaughlin, three men hired to go to the Isle of Sable

Edward Hodgeon's acknowledgement on taking charge of Isle Sable 21 May 1802 and James Morris certificate on Hodgeon's giving up charge

Letter from Benjamin Liscomb to Thomas McDonough Esq.

Letter from James Morris, Superintendent of the Island to Honorable Charles Morris

Agreement of Frampton, Hallet, Gregory, Myers and Morris to go to the Isle of Sable as servants

Letter from Edward Hodgson to Honorable Michael Wallace

Letter from Honorable Michael Wallace to James Morris and William Morris

Acknowledgement from J.T. McLaughton to Lieutenant Morris, Superintendent of Isle Sable

Statement of wicked property (-----) from Isle of Sable in the Earl of (------)