Account of Benjamin Hall with his late brother John Hall's estate between 20 September 1822 and 13 June 1831. The account details all manner of expenses related to running a household, including details of expenses related to management of farmland and to the care and education of Charlotte and Harriet Ann Hall, John Hall's orphaned children.

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.

Fonds consists of six autograph signed letters written at Montreal by Ann Adams, dated between 24 March 1834 to 26 December 1937, to her son Edward H. in Providence, Rhode Island, and Philadelphia. Letters contain local news (churches and organs built, the railroad to St. Johns, fires, printing and publishing, cholera, etc.), observations on the worsening tensions between Papineau and the "Canadiens" and the "Loyalists," and accounts of preaching by an Indigenous convert to Christianity.

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

A letter from Benjamin Hall to J.M. Lepallieur about the estate of his late mother, likely the widow of Mîchel Maurice LePallieur.

Receipt dated 22 October 1836 and guarantee to pay dated 15 July 1836, for an amount owed by J.P. & L. Scofield to F. Macdonell Holmes & Co, and paid by Robertson Masson & Co. The receipt is signed by F. Macdonell Holmes & Co., while the guarantee to pay is signed by Robertson Masson Strang & Co.