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Sundry accounts for supplies to Black Refugees, with the following suppliers: George Eaton, Lewis DeMolitor, William Kent, Robert Hodgers, William Sutherland, John H. Noonan, David Jearrad, William Anderson, J. Clarke, William Haley, John Aubree, George Hawkin, Wallace & Russell, Samuel A. Morris, James W. Nutting and Winkworth Allan

Sundry accounts for supplies to Black Refugees, with the following suppliers: George Eaton, Lewis DeMolitor, William Kent, Robert Hodgers, William Sutherland, John H. Noonan, David Jearrad, William Anderson, J. Clarke, William Haley, John Aubree, George Hawkin, Wallace & Russell, Samuel A. Morris, James W. Nutting and Winkworth Allan

Sundry accounts for supplies to Black Refugees, with the following suppliers: George Eaton, Lewis DeMolitor, William Kent, Robert Hodgers, William Sutherland, John H. Noonan, David Jearrad, William Anderson, J. Clarke, William Haley, John Aubree, George Hawkin, Wallace & Russell, Samuel A. Morris, James W. Nutting and Winkworth Allan

Sundry accounts for supplies to Black Refugees, with the following suppliers: George Eaton, Lewis DeMolitor, William Kent, Robert Hodgers, William Sutherland, John H. Noonan, David Jearrad, William Anderson, J. Clarke, William Haley, John Aubree, George Hawkin, Wallace & Russell, Samuel A. Morris, James W. Nutting and Winkworth Allan

Sundry accounts for supplies to Black Refugees, with the following suppliers: George Eaton, Lewis DeMolitor, William Kent, Robert Hodgers, William Sutherland, John H. Noonan, David Jearrad, William Anderson, J. Clarke, William Haley, John Aubree, George Hawkin, Wallace & Russell, Samuel A. Morris, James W. Nutting and Winkworth Allan

Sundry accounts for supplies to Black Refugees, with the following suppliers: George Eaton, Lewis DeMolitor, William Kent, Robert Hodgers, William Sutherland, John H. Noonan, David Jearrad, William Anderson, J. Clarke, William Haley, John Aubree, George Hawkin, Wallace & Russell, Samuel A. Morris, James W. Nutting and Winkworth Allan

Sundry accounts for supplies to Black Refugees, with the following suppliers: George Eaton, Lewis DeMolitor, William Kent, Robert Hodgers, William Sutherland, John H. Noonan, David Jearrad, William Anderson, J. Clarke, William Haley, John Aubree, George Hawkin, Wallace & Russell, Samuel A. Morris, James W. Nutting and Winkworth Allan

Sundry accounts for supplies to Black Refugees, with the following suppliers: George Eaton, Lewis DeMolitor, William Kent, Robert Hodgers, William Sutherland, John H. Noonan, David Jearrad, William Anderson, J. Clarke, William Haley, John Aubree, George Hawkin, Wallace & Russell, Samuel A. Morris, James W. Nutting and Winkworth Allan

Sundry accounts for supplies to Black Refugees, with the following suppliers: George Eaton, Lewis DeMolitor, William Kent, Robert Hodgers, William Sutherland, John H. Noonan, David Jearrad, William Anderson, J. Clarke, William Haley, John Aubree, George Hawkin, Wallace & Russell, Samuel A. Morris, James W. Nutting and Winkworth Allan

Sundry accounts for supplies to Black Refugees, with the following suppliers: George Eaton, Lewis DeMolitor, William Kent, Robert Hodgers, William Sutherland, John H. Noonan, David Jearrad, William Anderson, J. Clarke, William Haley, John Aubree, George Hawkin, Wallace & Russell, Samuel A. Morris, James W. Nutting and Winkworth Allan

Sundry accounts for supplies to Black Refugees, with the following suppliers: George Eaton, Lewis DeMolitor, William Kent, Robert Hodgers, William Sutherland, John H. Noonan, David Jearrad, William Anderson, J. Clarke, William Haley, John Aubree, George Hawkin, Wallace & Russell, Samuel A. Morris, James W. Nutting and Winkworth Allan

Abstract of foregoing accounts for supplies to Black Refugees, for the quarter ending 26 October 1815

Duplicate abstract of accounts for supplies to Black Refugees, for the quarter ending 26 October 1815. (RG 1 vol. 419 no. 62)

Abstract of the American Black Refugees victualled at Melville Island between 27 July and 26 October 1815

Certificate of the receipt of funds for payment of the foregoing expenses for victualling Black Refugees between 27 July and 26 October 1815. (RG 1 vol. 420 no. 64)

Abstract of expenses for providing for Black Refugees at Melville Island between 27 July and 26 October 1815

Return of American Black Refugees at Melville Island, with statement of the condition of their clothing

Letter from Lewis DeMolitor to Thomas N. Jeffery, Collector of Customs, with proposal to supply Black Refugees at Melville Island

Tender from William Sutherland for supplying the Black Refugees at Melville Island

Tender from Dr. Samuel Head for supplies to Black Refugees

Letter from Lewis DeMolitor toThomas N. Jeffery, Collector of Customs, regarding supplies for Black Refugees

Letter from William Philipps toThomas N. Jeffery, Collector of Customs, with tender for supplies for Black Refugees

Tender from George Thompson for supplies to Black Refugees

List of names of Black Refugees located on lands conveyed to them by the Collector of Customs,Thomas N. Jeffery, Collector of Customs, 17 October 1815. With the Collector's certificate of their being on the lands

Certificate from Rufus Fairbank regarding John Lynch and other Black Refugees settled on his land at Lake Porter

Letter from Hon. Charles Morris, Surveyor General, to the Lieutenant Governor JC. Sherbrooke, regarding the settlement of the Black Refugees and the best location for that purpose

A return of Black Refugees to whom land has been conveyed by Rufus Fairbanks

Lewis DeMolitor to Richard Best, Acting Collector of Customs regarding supplies to Black Refugees

Letter from Richard Best, Acting Collector of Customs, to Henry H. Cogswell, Deputy Provincial Secretary, regarding the contractors supplying sugar instead of molasses

Report by Richard Best to Henry H. Cogswell, Deputy Provincial Secretary, on the Black Refugee establishment at Melville Island

Report of Committee of Council on the accounts for providing for the Black Refugees

Richard Best to Henry H. Cogswell, Deputy Provincial Secretary, on the reduction of the establishment at Melville Island

Richard Best to Henry H. Cogswell, Deputy Provincial Secretary, on the state of the clothing of the Black Refugees

Lewis DeMolitor's contract for victualling Black Refugees