Letter from Henry Hall to his grandmother Sarah Barker. Contents of the letter chiefly concern family news.

Receipt for Christina Barbara Hall's tombstone from 23 October 1819.

Power of attorney appointing John Hall as attorney for his brother Joseph Hall, as well as their minor brother Jacob Hall in Joseph Hall's capacity as his guardian. This was done for the purpose of receiving whatever inheritance came from the estate of their brother David Hall, who died in 1796. Includes a copy of the document appointing Joseph Hall guardian of Jacob Hall, also dated 24 May 1797.

Copy of a document appointing John and Benjamin Hall tutors of John Hall's minor children Charlotte & Harriet Ann. Following the death of Charlotte Morrison, her husband John Hall is appointed tutor of their children and their uncle Benjamin Hall is appointed their subtutor. Signed by a number of witnesses, Justice George Pike, and notary public Reid, Lesvesque & Monk.

Copy of a document appointing Benjamin Hall as tutor of John Hall's minor children Charlotte & Harriet Ann. Following the death of John Hall, his brother Benjamin Hall is appointed tutor of his children and Archibald Ferguson Jr. is appointed their subtutor. Signed by a number of witnesses, Justice L.C. Foucher, and notary public Reid, Lesvesque & Monk.

Power of attorney, appointing Benjamin Hall as attorney to his niece Harriet Ann Hall, wife of Edward Vennor.

Receipt for payment received from Edward Vennor, for half of the proceeds from the sale of land in Hinchinbrook. Signed by Rebecca 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 Charlotte Morrison Hall. Witnessed by Isaac Jones, merchant, and William Reeves, gentleman, both of Montreal, and notarized by N.B Doucet. The will includes Morrison's wishes for burial and leaves all of her property to her husband John Hall.

Receipt from Henry Griffin, notary public, to Jacob Hall for payment for legal services connected with the estate of Christina Barbara Hall, rendered in August 1817.