Correspondence (14) between M.E.G.A.C. de L. and A.C. de Lachevrotière, concerning the administration of Lotbinière.

The collection contains business and family correspondence, land grants, financial and judicial records, etc. of the seigneurial families Chartier de Lotbinière, Rigaud de Vaudreuil, Lefebvre de Bellefeuille, Lemoyne de Longueuil, Lambert Dumont, Chaussegros de Léry, Hertel, Harwood, and of allied families. Much of the material concerns the Seigneurie de Vaudreuil. Other material include correspondence (1809-1821) with Joseph Bouchette; extracts from the registers (1667, 1732) of the Conseil Souverain and the Conseil Superieur; and documents concerning Newton Township, the Seigneurie des Mille-Iles.

Receipts (2) for land bought at Sheriff's sales, the land being in Kenyon and Osgoode Townships, Upper Canada

Letter to "Monsieur Du Jardin" from Gabriel Testard de Folleville. (See Tanguay).

Letter to "Bastien, notaire à Vaudreuil", from Joseph Papineau. It concerns the tutelage of an Amerindian minor.

Four documents, consisting of: a concession of land by Jean-Baptiste Boucher de Niverville to the Frères Hospitaliers de Montréal (copy); a copy of an Aveu et Dénombrement for a small fief at Trois-Rivières owned by Joseph Boucher de Niverville (1781 ?); a declaration by Joseph Boucher de Niverville concerning 70 arpents of land held by him en roture at Trois rivières.

Diverse documents (12) comprising : a burial certificate of François- Xavier Boucher de Nivervill Grandpré; papers relating to Joseph-Claude Boucher de Niverville, including an agreement with Marguerite Cardin (widow of F. Châtelain), a declaration of foi et hommage, a list of the properties of J-C.B. de N. and the late Marie-Joseph Châtelain, the transfer of two lots in Trois-Rivières, a grant of retirement from the militia and a burial certificate; a baptismal certificate, a déclaration en retrait concerning 3/10 of the fief Niverville, a petition requesting a reward for past services by Joseph-Michel Boucher de Niverville, an appointment as Justice of the Peace and a buriel certificate.

Abondonment by François Marest to Madame de Saurel of land for which he is unable to pay back rents or "tenir feu et lieu".

Note asking to buy 30 minots of oats. Addressee unnamed.