Letter from Edward Vennor to Hugh McConvill, offering him the opportunity to purchase the remaining 1/3 of the lot that he doesn't yet own. A copy of a letter from Edward Vennor to Rev. W. Brethoun in included on the verso, asking him to speak to the men squatting on the Hall land about purchasing it. Vennor identifies the men as "Anderson, or Henderson, Peter Wetch, James McCracken, Samuel Dell."

Receipt for payment received from Edward Vennor, amounting to one fourth of a payment from Hugh McConvill from the purchase of land in Hinchinbrook. Signed by Charlotte Hall.

Receipt for payment received from Edward Vennor, amounting to half of a payment by Hugh McConvill from the purchase of land in Hinchinbrook. Signed by A. Hall.

Receipt for payment received from Edward Vennor by Dr. Hall, for half of revenue received from Hugh McConvill related to their Hinchinbrook land.

Last will and testament of Benjamin Hall. The will includes Hall's wishes for distribution of his estate to his wife Harriet Morrison, and to other family members and friends.

Letter from residents of Hinchinbrook demanding that Edward Vennor leave the "Hall lot," which they claim he has been occupying without liberty. The note is signed McCracken, Peter Wetch, Samuel Dell, and McGill.

Letter from Edward Vennor to Hugh McConvill, requesting payment for purchase of land.

Inventory of the estate of John Hall, evaluated by Isaac Jones and John Smith, in the presence of Benjamin Hall and Archibald Ferguson, tutor and sub-tutor of the minor children of John Hall. Notarized by N.B. Doucet. In addition to listing material assets, the inventory also lists a number of relevant legal documents.

Receipt for payment received from Edward Vennor, for half of the proceeds from the sale of land in Hinchinbrook. Signed by Rebecca Hall.

Account of effects from Christina Barbara Hall's estate sold at auction between 29 September and 20 November 1819, including a stove, some pairs of spectacles and a ring.