Nova Scotia Archives
Footprints in the Sand
Pre‐1867 Government Records for Sable Island
Results 1606 to 1620 of 2187 from your search: RG 31
Deblois & Merkel receipt for a long boat and supplies
Date: 21 April 1841
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 31 series 120 volume 3 number 302
Receipt for the costs of maintaining the Establishment of Sable Island for the year 1841
Date: 31 December 1841
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 31 series 120 volume 3 number 303
Yeomans & Fraser receipt regarding the insurance of the Schooner Victory
Date: 1 January 1842
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 31 series 120 volume 3 number 304
Arbitrators' award in the case of the wreck of the Brig Triumph
Date: December 1842
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 31 series 120 volume 3 number 305
W.H. Harrington's receipt for supplies
Date: 27 January 1842
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 31 series 120 volume 3 number 306
Deblois & Merkel account of Sales of Sundries per order of the Commissioners of Sable Island from October to December 1841
Date: 1842
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 31 series 120 volume 3 number 307
John Trider's receipt for lime
Date: 31 January 1842
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 31 series 120 volume 3 number 308
Joseph McGill's receipt
Date: 2 February 1842
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 31 series 120 volume 3 number 308
William Garby receipt
Date: 21 February 1842
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 31 series 120 volume 3 number 310
Andrew McGregor's account of sundry items shipped on Government Schooner Sisters
Date: 24 February 1842
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 31 series 120 volume 3 number 311
Thomas Hay's receipt from Captain Darby for money due him as seaman
Date: 26 February 1842
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 31 series 120 volume 3 number 312
Richard Barrowmen's receipt for wages due him as Cook on board the Schooner Sisters
Date: 26 February 1842
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 31 series 120 volume 3 number 313
Hugh Martin's receipt for wages due him as seaman on board the Schooner Sisters
Date: 26 February 1842
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 31 series 120 volume 3 number 314
Henry Morgan's receipt for wages due him as seaman on board the Schooner Sisters
Date: 26 February 1842
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 31 series 120 volume 3 number 315
Joseph DeYoung's receipt for wages due him as seaman on board the Schooner Sisters
Date: 1 March 1842
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 31 series 120 volume 3 number 316