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.

Copy of a document concerning a petition by Benjamin Hall to sell two of six lots in Godmanchester (lots 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, and 61 in range 6) on behalf of minor children Charlotte and Harriet Ann Hall. Signed by a number of witnesses, Justice George Pyke, and notarized by Reid, Levesque & Monk.

Note on folded paper with genealogical information about events and documents from Hall family history from 1755-1834. Contents are nearly identical to the two notes on scrap paper (1299-2-08-004 and -005), with the addition of a copied memo from a newspaper and some birth and death dates for family members.

Note on a scrap of paper with genealogical information about events and documents from Hall family history from 1754 to 1762.

Note in pencil on scrap of paper with genealogical information about events and documents from Hall family history from 1761 to 1797.

A note with lot numbers of burial plots, with the names and burial dates of members of the Hall, Morrison, and Symes families. Includes marginal note in pencil identifying Charlotte Hall and John Hall as the writer's great-grandparents.

Letter from Benjamin Hall to J.C. Grant, describing accompanying documents proving his appointment as tutor to Charlotte and Harriet Ann Hall, his right to sell their land in Godmanchester, and the sale of the land to Stephen Pettis.

A handwritten Lepailleur [LePallieur] family tree, including Charles Louis Lepailleur, his two wives, and their children.

Note on a scrap of paper with copied section of "a letter to Alfred Hall from Uncle" on one side and information about Hall family genealogy one the other. The verso also includes a partial torn off note with the date 13 February 1866.