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1808- Letter from Monk to Provost- Report on Indian Affairs in Nova Scotia
1829- Petition by James Lulan for title to land at Moodie Point
1831- Letter from Denoon asking for Land Grant for Mi'kmaq at Moodie Point
1831- Letter from George Smith pertaining to Land for Indians at Moodie Point
1834- Letter from Hugh Denoon asking for Land for Mi'kmaq of Moodie Point
1835- Disbursements on Account of Indians in 1834-35
1836- The Petition of Matthew Sapier and other Indians
1837- Letter from George Smith to Deputy Secretary Indian Affairs Nova Scotia
1837- Petition from Matthew Sapier on Behalf of his Indian Brethren
1842- Letter from Sir Joseph Howe to James Dawson about Reserve in Pictou County
1842- Series of Letters between James Dawson of Pictou and Indian Commissioner Joseph Howe concerning Mi'kmaq land in Pictou Co.
1843- Report on Indian Affairs - Nova Scotia
1846- Applications on behalf of Indians are also before the House [of Assembly]
1846- Letter from Board of Health, Pictou, About Outbreak of Fever in Mi'kmaq Camp
1846- Statement of the Expenditure of the sum of £800 granted for the encouragement and relief of Indians
1849- Letter to Joseph Howe asking for Relief for Mi'kmaq of Pictou
1849- Petition by Pictou Indian to Lieutenant Governor for Relief
1849- The Memorial of Peter Toney, Chief of Merigomish- Petition to Nova Scotia Government
1850- Letter About Chief Wilmot sending his Sons to Pictou Academy
1855- Letter Asking for Relief for Pictou Indians