File contains a manuscript claim submitted to the Provincial Government by Hector Leavens ca. 1845 for 6 days service in 1838.

File contains a manuscript claim submitted to the Provincial Government by Elisha Ackerman for damages arising from a two month and twenty day prison term at Fort Henry in 1838.

File contains a manuscript statement of damages submitted to the Provincial Government in 1845 for losses incurred by Stephen Mott as a result of imprisonment in February, 1838.

File contains a manuscript claim submitted to the Provincial Government in 1845 by H.W. Yager for the billeting of soldiers and the provision of arms and horses during 1838.

File contains a manuscript claim submitted by John Chapman to the Provincial Government in 1845 for teaming services ordered by Captain Fraiser in February, 1838.

File contains a manuscript claim submitted by Daniel Chapman to the Provincial Government in 1845 for teaming services ordered by Captain Frasier in February, 1838.

File contains a manuscript claim submitted by Thomas McCready to the Provincial Government in 1845 for teaming services ordered by Captain Frasier in February, 1838.

File contains a manuscript statement of damages submitted by Nicholas O'Camb to the Provincial Government in 1845 for damages resulting from imprisonment for 80 days in February to May, 1838.

File contains a manuscript statement of losses submitted by Cornelius Parks to the Provincial Government for damages resulting from arrest and imprisonment during 1837.

File contains a manuscript claim submitted to the Provincial Government of Canada in 1845 by Henry Garrison for two days training “by order of Captain Frasier” in February, 1838.

File contains a photocopied manuscript statement sworn before and witnessed by Captain John Meyers, J.P., on June 14, 1797. Also contains a photocopy of the title page of a book entitled The Justice of the Peace and the Parish Officer, 1782, which bears the signature of Capt. Meyers.

File contains a photocopied manuscript deposition of Captain John W. Meyers, deposed by James McNabb at Kingston, concerning an assault on Capt and Mrs. Meyers on April 4, 1814.