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.

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.

Letter to Harriet Ann Vennor from her cousin, Alice, with three newspaper clippings about the Baker inheritance.

Trust declaration signed by Charlotte Hall and H.A. Vennor (n?e Harriet Ann Hall), regarding money invested in their names by their late uncle Benjamin Hall.

Certificate of grant of land to Charlotte Hall and Harriet Ann Hall, for lots 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, and 21 in the 6th range in Godmanchester.

Certificate of grant of land to Charlotte Hall and Harriet Ann Hall, for lots 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, and 21 in the 6th concession in Godmanchester (675 acres total). Signed by Thomas Aimol, Registrar of the Province.

Account of Harriet Ann Hall with her tutor and uncle Benjamin Hall (on behalf of the estate of her father John Hall) for transactions between 15 June 1831 and 31 December 1834. The account details purchases she made, mostly fabric, clothing, shoes, and personal effects.