ARCHIVES and SPECIAL COLLECTIONS QUEEN ELIZABETH II LIBRARY MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY, ST. JOHN'S, NL

Peyton Family Fonds Author: Linda White Date: 2002

Scope and Content: The Peyton Family Collection consists of a variety of records deposited in the Archives and Manuscripts by Ernest Peyton of Gander, , as well as material concerning the Peyton family which was transferred from other collections in the Archives. Ernest Peyton is a direct descendant of John Peyton, Senior, the progenitor of a family which has played a prominent role in Newfoundland history: John Peyton, Senior (1747-1827), his son, John Peyton, Junior (1793-1879), and his son, Thomas Peyton, residents of Exploits Island and

The material in this collection ranges from 1806 to 1908 and was mainly written by the Peytons mentioned above. There are a number of legal journals stemming from the position of John Junior, and Thomas as magistrates. These include wills, notary work for shipping wrecks, and writs issued for the Supreme Court. There are two voters lists for Twillingate district (1882 and 1889) which may be the only ones extant from before 1900. A valuable item is the 1836 nominal census for Twillingate and Fogo area which is probably the only one of its kind to have survived from before 1900. The register of fishing rooms (1806-1828) is a rare treasure which should be of interest to historians, demographers, geographers, and genealogists. Other material includes memorials of indentures generated through the Deputy Surveyor's Office, Twillingate, from 1851 to 1908; and, navigational aids for sailing from Newfoundland to a variety of places in Spain, Portugal, Italy, the United Kingdom, , the United States of America, and the West Indies.

In 2001, on the death of Ernest Peyton another collection of Peyton Family papers were deposited in the Archives and Manuscripts. This collection consists of several hundred original, hand-drawn, surveys of land in the Twillingate area. In addition there are a large number of government forms.

The two manuscript files (formerly MF-194 and MF-118) were added to this collection as they pertain directly to the Peyton Family. The former contains excerpts from Thomas Peyton's diary which is scheduled for deposit by Ernest Peyton at a later date; the latter contains photographs of a letter to John Peyton from William Epps Cormack concerning Shawnadithit, together with a typewritten transcript.

These are unique historical documents concerning the history of Newfoundland, the Peyton family, and the early settlement of Notre Dame Bay during the 19th Century.

Custodial History: The records of the Peyton family were deposited in the Archives and Manuscripts in four stages. File number 5.01, which contains excerpts from Thomas Peyton's diary and a surveyor's report on mining at Hall's Bay, was transferred from MF-194. It had been part of the Joseph R. Smallwood Collection (COLL-075) but were accessioned separately in 1984. File number 5.03, contains photographic reproductions of a letter to John Peyton from William Epps Cormack, was transferred from MF-118 and a holograph letter to Mr. Peyton from Cormack dated September 29, 1827 which was transferred from the Joseph R. Smallwood bequest in June 1995 (95-075). Its source is unknown. The remainder of the collection (20 volumes) was deposited on September 10, 1990 by Ernest Peyton of Gander, Newfoundland.

These records have been in the possession of Ernest Peyton for many years having survived being moved to various family locations. Items in file number 5.04 were a gift from Ingeborg Marshall on August 4, 1992, accession number 92-077. In 2001 after the death of Ernest Peyton, the Peyton family deposited several hundred land surveys and petitions.

Restrictions: There are no restrictions on access to the material in the collection but users should be aware that copyright regulations may apply to some parts of the collection and should act accordingly.

Biography or History: John Peyton (1) was born in England in 1747 at Wimborne, Christchurch, Hampshire. In 1788 he married Ann Galton and they had two children, a daughter and a son. Peyton maintained his family in Dorset while he went to Newfoundland to carry on his business as furrier and fisherman. During the year 1812 both his wife and daughter died and Peyton subsequently brought his 19 year-old son, John, to Newfoundland and took him into partnership.

When John Peyton, Senior, first came to Newfoundland he resided for a while in Fogo and traveled on the coast of . By 1781 he was residing, at least for the winter months, at Lower Sandy Point, in the Bay of Exploits, where he was engaged in the fur trade and the salmon fishery. During the summer he probably resided at Exploits, on the more northerly of the two Exploits Islands. He owned his own schooner and succeeded in becoming an independent and prosperous trader.

Peyton was one of many fishermen and furriers who came in contact with the Beothuks. Allegations and circumstantial evidence in a number of different sources suggest Peyton made several excursions into Beothuk territory with the intention of reprisals upon the Beothuks for theft of goods.

John Peyton, Junior, was born in Wimborne in 1793 and educated at Wimborne Minster Boys School. He spent three years as a junior clerk at Somerset House in London before moving to Newfoundland where, in 1818, he was appointed Justice of the Peace for northern Newfoundland by Governor Sir Charles Hamilton. Young Peyton came into contact with the Beothuks as well.

The last expedition into Beothuk territory by the Peytons took place in 1819. The previous year John Peyton, Junior, had complained to the Governor that there had been extensive damage to his fishing establishments by the Beothuks over the past four years. Governor Hamilton gave permission for Peyton to search for his stolen property and Hamilton suggested he capture one of the Indians who, he hoped, would later serve as an envoy to the Beothuks in order to establish friendly relations. Subsequently, in March 1819, John Peyton, Junior, and his father, accompanied by a small group of men, set off inland. They encountered a group of Beothuks and during a scuffle an Indian man was shot. A woman, Demasduwit [Mary March], was captured and brought back.

According to historian Dr. Gordon Handcock, William Cull, a servant of John Peyton, Senior, captured the last known Beothuk, Shawnadithit, in 1823. She was given into the care of John Junior and became a servant in the Peyton household at Exploits for five years. Another source states that by this time the tribe had dwindled to about 20 sick and hungry survivors, and Shawnadithit, her mother and sister gave themselves up to the white settlers. Soon after Shawnadithit's mother and sister died, probably of tuberculosis.

In 1823, John Peyton, Junior, married Eleanor Mahaney who was formerly from . They had six children: Ann (2) (who married Dr. William Stirling of Twillingate and was the mother of Georgina Stirling, the opera singer) , John Henry, Thomas, Elias, James, and a child who died in infancy. During the next five years Shawnadithit lived with the Peytons. In 1828, she was sent to St. John's at the request of the Governor to live with William Epps Cormack. She died in 1829, probably of tuberculosis. John Peyton, Senior, had died in 1827 at the age of 80 years.

In 1836, Peyton was appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for the district of Twillingate and Fogo by Governor Thomas Cochrane. In 1841 he received a land grant in Back Harbour on Twillingate North Island where he built a large two-storey family home. In 1837, at the age of 13 years, John Henry, Peyton's youngest son was sent to England to be educated at Christchurch School as his father had. In 1840 on a return voyage from England for the summer holidays the ship was lost and John Henry was assumed drowned.

John Peyton, Junior, died July 25, 1879, after serving for 64 years both the British and Newfoundland governments. He was buried on Exploits Burnt Island in the Bay of Exploits where his father had also been interred.

Thomas Peyton, who had married Ann Pearce of Twillingate, carried on the family tradition of fishing and working on the Exploits River. He later became a fishery warden on the rivers of Notre Dame Bay. From 1889 to 1893, he was a member of the Newfoundland House of Assembly for the district of Twillingate. Peyton also served as a Justice of the Peace and for a short time he was Magistrate at Pilley's Island. Peyton's other duties included deputy land surveyor and as such he often worked with such prominent geologists as Alexander Murray and James P. Howley.

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(1) A great deal of controversy surrounds the history of the relationship between the Peytons and the Beothuks, indeed between any of the white settlers who came into contact with the Beothuks. This "Historical Background" is based on the Peyton article written for the Dictionary of Canadian Biography by Dr. Gordon Handcock. Much of the biographical information has been taken from River Lords: Father and Son by Amy Louise Peyton.)

(2) Ann married Dr. William Stirling of Twillingate and was the mother of Georgina Stirling, the opera singer.

Arrangement: The Peyton Family records and documents arrived at the Archives and Manuscripts in large cardboard boxes. There was no apparent order or filing system. Therefore, an artificial order based upon study of the material was imposed upon them. Two manuscript files (MF-194 and MF-118) were incorporated into this collection. 1.0 Personal and Family Papers, 1801-1979 1.01 Peyton Family Papers and Correspondence, 1801-1979 1.01.001 "Baptisms and Burials": photocopy of two pages, 1801 1.01.002 Correspondence to John Peyton from his mother, Ann Peyton, Wimborne, Dorset, 1840 1.01.003 Letter from John Peyton, Wimborne, Dorset, to his parents, April 22, 1840 1.01.004 Will of Mrs. Anne Peyton, December 1844 1.01.005 Correspondence re the death of Ernest Peyton, 1888 1.01.006 Alfred Peyton: oath of allegiance, Twillingate, September 12, 1906 1.01.007 Biographies of the Peyton family, transcribed by Ernest Peyton, 1979 1.01.008 Biographies and notes on the Peyton family by Thomas Peyton, nd 1.02 Diaries, Reports, and Related Material, 1874-1910 1.02.001 Arbitrations, Disputes, and Indentures, 1874-1888 1.02.002 Diary of John Peyton, 1878-1879 1.02.003 Land applications, surveys, mineral claims and accounts, 1884-1908 1.02.004 Thomas Peyton diary, Campbellton, 1902 and Twillingate 1903 1.02.005 Rules and regulations for surveyors, 1904-1908 1.02.006 "A Report of Mr. Peyton, Deputy Crown Lands Surveyor on Mining at Hall's Bay" by Thomas Peyton, October 6, 1910 1.02.007 Notes on the first settlers in Twillingate area, by Thomas Peyton, nd 1.02.008 Recipes and measurements by John Peyton, nd 2.0 Correspondence, 1827-1907 2.01 Correspondence, 1827-1907 2.01.001 Correspondence from W.E. Cormack to John Peyton, re the Beothucks, [includes map],1827-1829 2.01.002 Correspondence to John Peyton re: the death of "Nancy", 1828, 1829 2.01.003 Letter from John Peyton to James Crowdy requesting appointment to the office of Sub Collector, Customs, Twillingate, June 1854 2.01.004 Correspondence from William Whiteway to Thomas Peyton, 1901, 1902, 1907 2.01.005 Envelopes 3.0 Legal Records, 1799-1910 3.01 Legal Records, 1799-1910 3.01.001 District of : license granted to William Ball, Devon, and Elizabeth Hill, Devon, by Robert Carter, J.P., October 1799 3.01.002 Register of rooms at Twillingate, 1806 to 1828 3.01.003 Register of notary work, 1833. Thomas Whyte, Notary Public and John Peyton, Justice of the Peace 3.01.004 Wills and documents, 1838 to 1910, passim 3.01.005 Wills and documents, 1845 to 1866 3.01.006 Memorials of indentures, Deputy Surveyor's office, Twillingate, 1851-1908 3.01.007 Register, wills and other documents, 1858 to 1892, "B". John Peyton, Copy of the will of John Peyton, Justice of the Peace, Twillingate 3.01.008 Register, wills and other documents, "A", 1863 to 1897, John Peyton 3.01.009 Writs issued by John Peyton, Jr., Commissioner, Supreme Northern Court, Twillingate, 1865 to 1879 3.01.010 Notary work, wrecks, 1873 to 1907 3.01.011 Codicil to the will of James Whyles, Thomas Peyton, witness, February 1, 1902 3.02 Appointments, 1856-1872 3.02.001 Decree of appointment of John Peyton and others to Justice of the Peace, 1856 3.02.002 Decree of appointment of John Peyton and others to Justice of the Peace, July 28, 1856 3.02.003 Decree of appointment of John Peyton and others to Justices of the Peace, April 29, 1862 3.02.004 Decree of appointment of John Peyton and others to Justices of the Peace, April 29, 1872 3.03 Legal Forms, nd 3.03.001 Blank forms, nd 3.03.002 Blank forms, nd 3.03.003 Blank forms, nd 3.03.004 Blank forms, nd 4.0 Accounts, 1843-1896 4.01 Accounts, 1843-1896 4.01.001 Ledgers with lists of food and other provisions and costs in pound sterling, 1843 to 1844 4.01.002 Road expenditures and circulars, 1844 to 1887 4.01.003 Circulars, relief for the poor, Twillingate, 1851 to 1868 4.01.004 Accounts for erecting the school house at Back Harbour, Twillingate, 1866 4.01.005 Poor relief: permanent poor, District of Twillingate, 1866 4.01.006 Records of Thomas Peyton, Commissioner of Wrecks, 1871 to 1896 4.01.007 Road expenditures, and list of names of schooners and the amount of potatoes landed, 1886 to 1892 5.0 Election Material and Voters Lists, 1877-1889 5.01 Election Material, 1877-1878 5.01.001 Sections from the Election Act of 1877 5.01.002 "Proclamation" by Governor John Hawley Glover, summoning a General Election, 1878 5.02 Voters Lists, 1882-1889 5.02.001 Twillingate and Fogo division of voters, 1882 5.02.002 List of electors, District of Twillingate, 1889 6.0 Land, 1892-1909 6.01 Licenses to Clear Land, 1892-1906 6.01.001 John Bourden, Manuels Cove, March 22, 1892 6.01.002 Thomas Hicks, Twillingate, June 6, 1900 6.01.003 William Small, Farmer's Arm, 1900 6.01.004 Obediah Young, Twillingate, June 18, 1904 6.01.005 William Price, Virgin Arm, June 19, 1904 6.01.006 Josiah Bourden, Black Duck Cove, June 19, 1904 6.01.007 Thomas Stockley, Virgin Arm, June 19, 1904 6.01.008 Job Luther, Twillingate Back Harbour, June 19, 1904 6.01.009 James Ings, Virgin Arm, June 19, 1904 6.01.010 Henry Greenham, Virgin Arm, June 17, 1904 6.01.011 Jacob Nicholas, Black Duck Cove, July 4, 1904 6.01.012 Job Compton, Farmer's Arm, April 4, 1906 6.01.013 Alfred Jenkins, Farmer's Arm, April 23, 1906 6.01.014 Peter Boyde, Farmer's Arm, April 23, 1906 6.01.015 Isaac Barnes, Farmer's Arm, April 23, 1906 6.01.016 Philip Jenkins, Farmer's Arm, April 23, 1906 6.01.017 Thomas Jenkins, Farmer's Arm, April 23, 1906 6.01.018 Archibald Watkins, Farmer's Arm, April 23, 1906 6.02 Petitions for Land, 1892-1909 6.02.001 John Tulk, Herring Neck, October 25, 1892 6.02.002 George Burt, Tizzard's Harbour, October 26, 1892 6.02.003 Phillip Jenkins, Farmers Arm, April 29, 1896 6.02.004 Isaac Fudge, Stuckey's Cove, December 25, 1897 6.02.005 W. Thomas Watkins, Farmers Arm, November 15, 1898 6.02.006 Mark Watkins, Farmers Arm, November 17, 1898 6.02.007 Henry Ansty, Farmers Arm, November 17, 1898 6.02.008 Levi Watkins, Farmers Arm, November 17, 1898 6.02.009 Aaron Watkins, Farmers Arm, November 17, 1898 6.02.010 Jacob Wheeler, Farmers Arm, November 17, 1898 6.02.011 Joseph Wheeler, Farmers Arm, November 22, 1898 6.02.012 Samuel Ridout, Cotrel's Island, Exploits, October 4,1899 6.02.013 Isaac Randle, Twillingate, May 30, 1899 6.02.014 Job Luther, Twillingate, June 29, 1899 6.02.015 William Cooper, Comfort Cove, July 31, 1900 6.02.016 William Benjamin Lush, Michael's Harbour, June 1, 1900 6.02.017 John Hillier, Indian Arm, October 8, 1900 6.02.018 Charles W. Lane, Tickle Cove, May 10, 1901 6.02.019 George White, Twillingate, March 7, 1901 6.02.020 Andrew Legg, Twillingate, August 9, 1901 6.02.021 James Wall, Farmers Arm, October 17, 1901 6.02.022 John Gillard Jr., Twillingate, October 11, 1901 6.02.023 Evangeline C. Booth, Toronto, Canada, April 23, 1902 [Includes envelope with additional names; George J. Baker, Exploits; Obediah Wheeler, Farmers Arm; and Edward Wolfreys] 6.02.024 James Adey, Twillingate, July 1, 1902 6.02.025 Thomas Jennings, Western Head, Moreton's Harbour, October 24, 1902 6.02.026 Henry Miles, Herring Neck, March 27, 1903 6.02.027 Abraham Gillard, Twillingate, May 9, 1903 6.02.028 Joseph Elijah Fudge, Western Head, Morton's Harbour, September 1, 1903 6.02.029 George Barker, Boston, Massachusetts, October 14, 1903 6.02.030 Thomas Fudge, Whale Gulch, Western Head, October 22, 1903 6.02.031 Levi Baker, Exploits Bay, July 15th, 1904 6.02.032 Albert Wellon and sons, Friday's Bay, Tizzard's Harbour, November 22, 1904 6.02.033 James Gillard, Twillingate, April 5, 1905 6.02.034 Joseph Chinn, Twillingate, May 22, 1905 6.02.035 Methodist Church, Change Island, January 13, 1906 6.02.036 James Wheeler, Friday's Bay, March 30, 1906 6.02.037 Charles and William Tulk, Herring Neck, April 10, 1906 6.02.038 Giles Jennings, Western Head, October 7,1906 6.02.039 William Earle, Twillingate, December 21, 1906 6.02.040 William Earle, Twillingate, January 7, 1907 6.02.041 Dorman Fudge, Herring Neck, January 23, 1908 6.02.042 William Andrews, Twillingate, April 27, 1908 6.02.043 Eli May, Friday's Bay, April 29, 1908 6.02.044 Matthew Verge, Chance Harbour, May 21, 1908 6.02.045 Enoch Watkins, Twillingate, July 20, 1908 6.02.046 Mark Wheeler, Farmers Arm, January 7, 1909

7.01 Land Surveys, 1862-1869 7.01.001 Rev. Thomas Boone, Twillingate, 1862 7.01.002 Joseph Phillpot, Herring Neck, 1865 and 1866 7.01.003 William Lannon, 1866 7.01.004 William Lannon, Twillingate, 1866 7.01.005 Charles Warr, Little Harbour, Twillingate, 1866 7.01.006 Mrs. Wrey and Methodist School Board, Twillingate, 1866 7.01.007 William Young, Twillingate, 1866 [Oversized Box 1.63] 7.01.008 James Ansty (and sons), Jonathan Burt and Thomas Every, Purcell's Harbour, 1867 7.01.009 Alfred Beaton, Exploits River, 1867 7.01.010 Jessie Burge, Charles Newman, and Thomas Peyton, Burnt Island, 867 7.01.011 Church ground, Exploits, Burnt Island, 1867 7.01.012 Church grounds (and George Gillett's Land), Exploits, Burnt Island, 1867 and 1882 7.01.013 Hannah Colbourne and Mrs. Roberts, Gull Island, 1867 7.01.014 Joseph Colbourne (and brothers), 1867 [Oversized Box 1.13] 7.01.015 Josiah Colbourne, Wild Cove, Twillingate, 1867 7.01.016 Francis Curtice, Exploits, Burnt Island, 1867 7.01.017 John Fox, 1867 [Oversized Box 1.21] 7.01.018 Robert Grant, Sergents Head, 1867 7.01.019 Walter Grieve and Company, Colbourne Estate, 1867 [Oversized Box 1.26] 7.01.020 George Hodder, Twillingate, 1867 7.01.021 Samuel Keef, Little Harbour, 1867 7.01.022 James Manuel, Copper Rock, 1867 7.01.023 Josiah and Luke Manuel, and Johnathan Rideout, Exploits, Burnt Island, 1867 7.01.024 Titus Manuel, Middle Rock, 1867 7.01.025 William Manuel, Snellings Cove, 1867 7.01.026 James Miles, Wild Cove, 1867 7.01.027 Robert and William Moors, 1867 7.01.028 Mark Rideout and Samuel Roberts, Bluff Head, 1867 7.01.029 Francis and Eliza Roberts, Red RockFrench Head, 1867 7.01.030 Samuel and Stephen Roberts, Bluff Head, 1867 [Oversized Box 1.54] 7.01.031 John Slade and Company (part of the late Samuel Chin's Room) Twillingate, 1867 7.01.032 John Slade and Company (part of the late Thomas Gidge's fishing Room) Twillingate, 1867 7.01.033 Frederick George Talbot, Twillingate, 1867 and 1903 7.01.034 George Warr, Wild Cove, Twillingate, 1867 7.01.035 James (Sr.), James (Jr.), and William Ansty, Purcell's Harbour, 1868 7.01.036 Thomas Boone, Twillingate, 1868 7.01.037 Thomas Burridge, Cobb's Arm, 1868 [Oversized Box 1.08] 7.01.038 Cat Cove, Back Harbour, 1868 7.01.039 Thomas Colbourne and Joseph J. Pearce, 1868 7.01.040 Cox, William and Company, Wild Cove, Twillingate, 1868 7.01.041 Justina[n] Dowell, Moreton's Harbour, 1868 7.01.042 George Jure, Moreton's Harbour, 1868 7.01.043 John Moyels, Durrell's Arm, 1868 7.01.044 Ambrose, Mark and Joseph Osmond, 1868 7.01.045 Mark Osmond, Moreton's Harbour, 1868 7.01.046 James Rice (Sr.), Robin's Cove, 1868 7.01.047 R. P. Rice and others, Little Harbour, 1868 [Oversized Box 1.53] 7.01.048 Richard P. Rice, Twillingate, 1868 7.01.049 Richard P. Rice, Twillingate, 1868 7.01.050 School at , 1868 7.01.051 William Tracey, Herring Neck, 1868 [Oversized Box 1.59] 7.01.052 James Whitehorn, Twillingate, 1868 7.01.053 Samuel Whiteway, Cobb's Arm, 1868 [Oversized Box 1.61] 7.01.054 Robert Wolfrey, Moreton's Harbour, 1868 7.01.055 Alfred Beaton, Exploits River, 1869 7.01.056 James Burt, Little Harbour, Twillingate, 1869 7.01.057 Able Burton and Richard Simon, Twillingate, 1869 7.01.058 Richard Burton, Twillingate, South Island, 1869 7.01.059 Richard Clarke, Durrell's Arm, Twillingate, 1869 7.01.060 Robert and Samuel Hawkins, Durrell's Arm, Twillingate, 1869 7.01.061 Henry Horwood, Twillingate, 1869 [Oversized box 1.31] 7.01.062 Samuel Keef, Little Harbour, Wild Cove, Twillingate, 1869 7.01.063 George Lee, George Rice, and Albert Watckins, Wild Cove, Twillingate, 1869 7.01.064 James Pardy, Little Harbour, Twillingate, 1869 7.01.065 Andrew Roberts, Twillingate, 1869 7.01.066 Samuel Stuckless, Twillingate, 1869 7.02 Land Surveys, 1870-1879 7.02.001 Alfred Linfield and Andrew Roberts, Front Harbour, 1870 7.02.002 Charles Rogers and Mary Ann Rose, Durrell's Arm, 1870 [Oversized Box 1.55] 7.02.003 Samuel Stuckless, Twillingate, 1870 7.02.004 Joseph B. Tobin, Twillingate, 1870 [Oversized Box 1.58] 7.02.005 Charles Andrews, , 1871 [Oversized Box 1.01] 7.02.006 Thomas Burton, Durrell's Arm, 1871 [Oversized Box 1.09] 7.02.007 Alfred Flight and William Osmond, Moreton's Harbour, 1871 7.02.008 John Gidge, Twillingate, 1871 7.02.009 Charles Gillard, and John and William Gleeson, Twillingate, 1871 [Oversized Box 1.23] 7.02.010 Glebe, Moreton's Harbour, 1871 7.02.011 Richard Greenham, Manuel's Cove, 1871 [Oversized Box 1.25] 7.02.012 Henry Horwood, Twillingate, 1871 7.02.013 John Horwood, Moreton's Harbour, 1871 7.02.014 Samuel Jennings, Moreton's Harbour, 1871 7.02.015 Henry Knight, Moreton's Harbour, 1871 [Oversized Box 1.37] 7.02.016 Isaac Moors, Back Harbour, Twillingate, 1871 7.02.017 Isaac Moors, Back Harbour, Twillingate, 1871 7.02.018 Isaac Moors, Back Harbour, Twillingate, 1871 7.02.019 Isaac Moors, Back Harbour, Twillingate, 1871 7.02.020 John M. Nurse, Twillingate, 1871 7.02.021 James Pain, Twillingate, 1871 7.02.022 Samuel Spencer, Twillingate, 1871 [Oversized Box 1.56] 7.02.023 Hezekiah Stuckley, Bluff Head Cove, 1871 [Oversized Box 1.57] 7.02.024 Mark Taylor, Moreton's Harbour, 1871 7.02.025 Jeremiah Torriville, Herring Neck, 1871 7.02.026 Frank, James, Mark, and Solomon Warr, Little Harbour, Twillingate, 1871 7.02.027 Robert and William Bridger, Twillingate, 1872 7.02.028 William Brown, Twillingate, 1872 7.02.029 John Burt, Burn Cove, 1872 7.02.030 John Cantwell, Tizzard's Harbour, 1872 7.02.031 Samuel Chapel and Robert Hopkins, Kettle Cove, 1872 [Oversized Box 1.11] 7.02.032 Ambrose and Joseph Hallett, Twillingate, 1872 7.02.033 Job Hamlin, Twillingate, 1872 [Oversized Box 1.27] 7.02.034 Samuel Inder, Twillingate, 1872 7.02.035 James Jones, Herring Neck, 1872 [Oversized Box 1.35] 7.02.036 James Jure (Sr.) Exploits, 1872 7.02.037 Andrew Leg, Farmer's Arm, 1872 [Oversized Box 1.38] 7.02.038 James, John, Joseph, and William Minty, Twillingate, 1872 7.02.039 John Porter (Sr.) and Robert Porter, Elliott's Point, Exploits, 1872 [Oversized Box 1.51] 7.02.040 Henry Sebley, Twillingate, 1872 7.02.041 Charles Shepard, Twillingate, 1872 7.02.042 Albert Spencer, Twillingate, 1872 7.02.043 Henry Watckins, Little Harbour, Twillingate, 1872 7.02.044 William Wells, Three Arms, 1872 7.02.045 Alfred Beaton, Exploits, 1873 7.02.046 Amos Curtice, Exploits, 1873 7.02.047 Matthew Dalton, Exploits, 1873 7.02.048 Thomas Every, John W. Owen, and David Stuckless, Black Duck Cove, 1873 7.02.049 Mr. Foote, Peter's Arm, Exploits, 1873 and 1892 [Oversized Box 1.20] 7.02.050 Frost's diagram, Durrell's Arm, 1873 [Oversized Box 1.22] 7.02.051 Adam (Jr.), George, Phillip, and William Pond, Farmers Arm, Twillingate, 1873 7.02.052 Samuel Arney, Rodney Cove, Twillingate, 1874 7.02.053 Benjamin Blackmore, Twillingate, 1874 7.02.054 Ruben Blackmore, Twillingate, 1874 7.02.055 Mark Coxson, Change Island, 1874 [Oversized Box 1.15] 7.02.056 William Curtice, Jenkins Cove, Twillingate, 1874 7.02.057 Blank 7.02.058 George Hann, Change Island, 1874 [Oversized Box 1.28] 7.02.059 Robert Hayden, Twillingate, 1874 7.02.060 John Hellier, Twillingate, 1874 7.02.061 George Hodder, Twillingate, 1874 7.02.062 Joseph Jeans and James Sharp, Bear Cove, Twillingate, 1874 7.02.063 George Lee, George Rice, and Albert Watckins, Wild Cove, Twillingate, 1869 7.02.064 James Pardy, Little Harbour, Twillingate, 1869 7.02.065 Andrew Roberts, Twillingate, 1869 7.02.066 Samuel Stuckless, Twillingate, 1869 7.02.067 Annias and Henry Taylor, Change Island, 1874 and 1906 7.02.068 Thomas William Taylor, Change Island, 1874 7.02.069 Wesleyan Conference, Exploits, Burnt Island, 1874 7.02.070 Wesleyan Conference, Exploits, Burnt Island, 1874 7.02.071 Joel Wheeler, Twillingate, 1874 7.02.072 James and Thomas Batt, Herring neck, 1875 7.02.073 Church, Twillingate, 1875 7.02.074 William Cobb, Change Island, 1875 7.02.075 Alfred Colbourne, Twillingate, 1875 7.02.076 Alfred Colbourne, Twillingate, 1875 7.02.077 Josiah Colbourne, Twillingate, 1875 7.02.078 Elias Earl, Wild Cove, 1875 7.02.079 Thomas French, Moreton's Harbour, 1875 7.02.080 William Hughes, Twillingate, 1875 7.02.081 John Hussey, Herring Neck, 1875 7.02.082 John Hussey, Herring Neck, 1875 7.02.083 William King, Change Island, 1875 7.02.084 George Ledrew, Change Island, 1875 7.02.085 Methodist Church, Change Island, 1875 7.02.086 Charles Mussell, Twillingate, 1875 7.02.087 John Porter, Change Island, 1875 7.02.088 Rev. I. Reay (Wesleyan Board of Education), Twillingate, 1875 7.02.089 John Reddick, Herring Neck, 1875 7.02.090 John Squires, Herring Neck, 1875 7.02.091 George Stone, Sunday Island, 1875 7.02.092 Albert and George Wolfrey, Wild Cove, Moreton's Harbour, 1875 7.02.093 George King, Twillingate, 1876 7.02.094 Thomas Adams, Little Harbour, 1877 7.02.095 James Allen, Herring Neck, 1877 7.02.096 Robert Arney, Twillingate, 1877 7.02.097 John Bourden, Twillingate, 1877 7.02.098 James Bulgin, Twillingate, 1877 7.02.099 Robert Dally (Jr), Durrell's Arm, Twillingate, 1877 7.02.100 Michael Dove, Twillingate, 1877 7.02.101 John Elliott, James White, and George Whitehorn, Ragged Point, Twillingate, 1877 7.02.102 Isaac Farthing, Herring Neck, 1877 7.02.103 Henry Greenham, Twillingate, 1877 7.02.104 Abraham Keef, Little Harbour, Twillingate, 1877 7.02.105 Abraham and John Keef, Little Harbour, Twillingate, 1877 7.02.106 Laurence Kelly, Wild Cove, 1877 7.02.107 Sophia, Thomas Beverly, and Walter William Knell, Twillingate, 1877 7.02.108 Andrew Legg, Farmers Arm, Twillingate, 1877 7.02.109 Samuel Moors, and Abram Young, Twillingate, 1877 ] 7.02.110 James Pardy, Little Harbour, 1877 7.02.111 John Phillpott, Herring Neck, 1877 7.02.112 Richard P. Rice, Twillingate 1877 7.02.113 Francis Roberts, Twillingate, 1877 7.02.114 Samuel Roberts, Twillingate, 1877 7.02.115 James Smith, Durrell's Arm, 1877 7.02.116 Hannible Stone, Twillingate, 1877 7.02.117 Jeremiah Torriville, Herring Neck, 1877 7.02.118 Solomon Warr, Little Harbour, Twillingate, 1877 7.02.119 John Way, Herring Neck, 1877 7.02.120 George Whitehorn, Ragged Point, Twillingate, 1877 7.02.121 Thomas Witt, Twillingate, 1877 [Oversized Box 1.62] 7.02.122 Alfred May, Twillingate, 1878 7.02.123 John Morey Nurse, Twillingate, 1878 7.02.124 John W. Owen, (of late John Hellier property), 1878 7.02.125 Abraham A. Pearce, Twillingate, 1878 7.02.126 Andrew Pearce, Exploits, Burnt Island, 1878 7.02.127 Joseph Strong, Little Bay Island, 1878 7.02.128 Isaac Watckins, 1878 7.02.129 Sidney Blandford, Charles and Eli White, Herring Neck, 1879 7.02.130 Silas Burt, Twillingate, 1879 7.02.131 Abraham Keef, Little Harbour, Twillingate, 1879 7.02.132 Albert Kemble, Little Bay Island, 1879 7.02.133 John Pride, Twillingate, 1879 7.02.134 Samuel Roberts, Twillingate, 1879 7.02.135 Henry Shave, Cat Cove, Twillingate, 1879 7.02.136 Albert Spencer, Twillingate, 1879 7.02.137 William Vincent, Dark Tickle, Triton Island, Bay of Notre Dame, 1879 7.02.138 John Warren, Herring Neck, 1879 7.02.139 William Waterman and Company, Twillingate, 1879 7.02.140 William Waterman and Company, Twillingate, 1879 7.02.141 Waterman and Company, Twillingate, 1879 7.02.142 Robert Winser, Budgell's Harbour, 1879 7.03 Land Surveys, 1880-1889 7.03.001 Rev. Thomas Ackinson (Wesleyan Board of Education), Twillingate, 1880 7.03.002 William Baird and Thomas E. Wells, Twillingate, 1880 7.03.003 Robert Clark, Twillingate, 1880 and 1883 7.03.004 Robert Dally, Durrell's Arm, 1880 7.03.005 John Dalton and William Lidstone, Burnt Arm, Exploits, 1880 [Oversized Box 1.16] 7.03.006 William Garland, Little Bay Island, 1880 7.03.007 William Garland, Andrew Haines and Joseph Strong, Little Bay Island, 1880 7.03.008 Robert T. Gillingham and Andrew Grey, Twillingate, 1880 7.03.009 Robert Hull, Sulian's Cove, Little Bay Island, 1880 and 1881 7.03.010 William Lidstone, Kite Cove, Exploits, 1880 7.03.011 William Lidstone, Kite Cove, Exploits, 1880 and 1885 7.03.012 Andrew and Titus Linfield, Twillingate, 1880 7.03.013 Josiah Manuel, Exploits, Burnt Island, 1880 7.03.014 Methodist Conference, Twillingate, 1880 7.03.015 Henry Miles, Herring Neck, 1880 7.03.016 Joseph Strong, Little Bay Island, 1880 7.03.017 Rev. Robert Temple (Board of Education), for school ground, Twillingate, 1880 7.03.018 George, John and Phillip Wiseman, 1880 7.03.019 Alfred Beaton, Exploits River, 1881 7.03.020 William Beaton, Exploits River, 1881 7.03.021 William Beaton and James Jure, Exploits, 1881 7.03.022 William Carroll, Fortune Harbour, 1881 7.03.023 Aaron Fifield, Seal Bay, 1881 7.03.024 George Fifield, Seal Bay, 1881 7.03.025 Giles Foote, , 1881 7.03.026 William Forward, Twillingate, 1881 7.03.027 James, John, Samuel and Thomas Hicks, Twillingate, 1881 and 1882 [Oversized Box 1.30] 7.03.028 Frederick Lock, Little Bay Island, 1881 7.03.029 John Lock (Sr.), Little Bay Island, 1881 7.03.030 Josiah Manuel, Exploits, Burnt Island, 1881 7.03.031 Alfred Porter, Exploits Bay, 1881 and 1885 7.03.032 John Rowsell, Exploits, Burnt Island, 1881 7.03.033 Joseph Strong, Little Bay Island, 1881 7.03.034 Joseph Strong, Little Bay Island, 1881 7.03.035 Thomas A. Winser, Exploits, 1881 7.03.036 Thomas Ansty, Twillingate, 1882 7.03.037 Levi Baker, and Able and Elias Stride, Exploits, Burnt Island, 1882, 1887 and 1904 7.03.038 Isaac and William Bourden, Twillingate, 1882 7.03.039 John and Sam Brenton, and George Harbin, Rocky Bay, 1882 7.03.040 Thomas James Every, Twillingate, 1882 7.03.041 Joshua French, Twillingate, 1882 7.03.042 John Gillard, Twillingate, 1882 7.03.043 Robert Talbot Gillingham, Twillingate, 1882 7.03.044 John (Sr.) and John (Jr.) Harris, and John Pain, Gander Bay, 1882 [Oversized Box 1.29] 7.03.045 Israel Hicks, Rocky Bay, 1882 7.03.046 George Hodder, Robin's Cove, Twillingate, 1882 and 1885 7.03.047 James Hodder, Twillingate, 1882 7.03.048 John Hull, Bluff Head Cove, Twillingate, 1882 7.03.049 John Lock, Twillingate, 1882 7.03.050 Job Luther, Twillingate, 1882 7.03.051 Methodist Conference, Little Harbour, Twillingate, 1882 7.03.052 John, Joseph, Matthew and Samuel Minty, Durrell's Arm, 1882 [Oversized Box 1.45] 7.03.053 Esau Murray, Gallows Cove, Twillingate, 1882 7.03.054 Mark Osmond, Moreton's Harbour, 1882 7.03.055 George Parsons and Wesleyan School Board ground, Noggin Cove, 1882 7.03.056 Henry James Pike, Twillingate, 1882 7.03.057 John Porter, Exploits Bay, 1882 7.03.058 Richard P. Rice, 1882 7.03.059 Charles, John, Joseph and William Rideout, Back Harbour, 1882 7.03.060 James Snow, Little Bay, 1882 7.03.061 Robert G. Wellon, Ladle Cove, Rocky Bay, 1882 7.03.062 Robert G. Wellon, Ladle Cove, 1882 7.03.063 Wesleyan Board of Education, Twillingate, 1882 7.03.064 Thomas Samuel Boone, Seldom-Come-by, 1883 7.03.065 Thomas Boone, Little Seldom-Come-By, 1883 7.03.066 Henry Burt, Purcell's Harbour, 1883 7.03.067 Eli Butler, Seldom-Come-Bye, 1883 7.03.068 Rebecca Butler, Seldom-Come-Bye, 1883 7.03.069 Moses Burton, Herring Neck, 1883 7.03.070 Jonas Clark, Twillingate, 1883 7.03.071 Timothy Collins, Seldom-Come-By, 1883 7.03.072 Abraham Dean, Seldom-Come-Bye, 1883 7.03.073 Alfred Dean, Seldom-Come-By, 1883 7.03.074 Alfred Dean, Seldom-Come-By, 1883 7.03.075 Ambrose Dean, Seldom-Come-By, 1883 7.03.076 Isaac Dean, Seldom-Come-Bye, 1883 7.03.077 Soloman Dean, Seldom-Come-Bye, 1883 7.03.078 John Edney, Herring Neck, 1883 7.03.079 Abraham Elliott, Twillingate, 1883 7.03.080 Thomas James Every, Twillingate, 1883 [Oversized Folder 1.06] 7.03.081 John Gates, Seldom-Come-Bye, 1883 7.03.082 Thomas Gorman, Seldom-Come-By, 1883 7.03.083 Henry Granville, Twillingate, 1883 and 1885 7.03.084 John H. and Moses Edmond H. Holmes, Seldom-Come-Bye, 1883 7.03.085 John H. Holmes, Cann Island, 1883 [Binder 8.27] 7.03.086 Stephen Jeanes, Twillingate, 1883 [Binder 6.37] 7.03.087 Stephen Jeanes, Twillingate, 1883, 1891, and 1893 [Binder 6.38] 7.03.088 Simon Manuel, Exploits, 1883 [Binder 8.38] 7.03.089 Robert Normore, Cann Island, 1883 [Binder 6.45] 7.03.090 William Normore, Cann Island, 1883 [Binder 6.46] 7.03.091 Robert Parsons' Room, Herring Neck, 1883 [Binder 6.49] 7.03.092 Julia Penny, Seldom-Come-By, 1883 [Binder 6.50] 7.03.093 Jacob E. Rowe, Seldom-Come-By, 1883 [Binder 6.60] 7.03.094 Thaddeus Scott, Twillingate, 1883 [Binder 6.64] 7.03.095 Thaddeus Scott, Twillingate, 1883 [Binder 6.65] 7.03.096 George Vatcher, Twillingate, 1883 [Binder 8.57] 7.03.097 George Vatcher, Twillingate, 1883 [Binder 8.58] 7.03.098 Mark Warr, Twillingate, 1883 [Binder 6.71] 7.03.099 William Waterman and Company, Seldom-Come-Bye, 1883 [Binder 8.63] 7.03.100 Samuel Ansty, Twillingate, 1884 [Binder 6.02] 7.03.101 Thomas Ashman and Edwin Duder, Herring Neck, 1884 [Binder 8.01] 7.03.102 Samuel Bourden, Twillingate, 1884 and 1887 [Binder 6.07] 7.03.103 George Bridger, Twillingate, 1884 and 1885 [Binder 6.08] 7.03.104 James Bulgin, Farmers Arm, 1884 [Binder 6.09] 7.03.105 Richard Buzann, Little Bay, 1884 [Binder 6.11] 7.03.106 William Churchill, Twillingate, 1884 and 1892 [Binder 6.13] 7.03.107 Edwin Duder (of the late Edward Slade premises), Herring Neck, 1884 [Binder 8.15] 7.03.108 John Elliott, Twillingate, 1884 [Binder 9.17] 7.03.109 William Gates, Twillingate, 1884 [Binder 6.28] 7.03.110 Frederick Guy, Twillingate, 1884 [Binder 9.29] 7.03.111 William Guy, Twillingate, 1884 [Binder 6.31] 7.03.112 William Holwell, Herring Neck, 1884 [Binder 6.34] 7.03.113 George Hings (?), and David Wheeler, Farmer's Arm, 1884 [Binder 9.35] 7.03.114 George Ings, 1884 [Binder 6.36] 7.03.115 Samuel Jennings, Moreton's Harbour, 1884 [Binder 6.39] 7.03.116 George Linfield, Twillingate, 1884 [Binder 8.34] 7.03.117 John Linfield, Twillingate, 1884 [Binder 8.35] 7.03.118 Titus Linfield, Twillingate, 1884 [Binder 8.36] 7.03.119 Elijah Maidment, Twillingate, 1884 and 1885 [Binder 8.37] 7.03.120 John and Thomas Milley, and John Rowsell, Kite Cove, Exploits, 1884 [Binder 9.43] 7.03.121 Benjamin Parsons, Little Bay, 1884 [Binder 6.48] 7.03.122 Charles, John, George and Stephen Piley, Sandy Cove, Twillingate, 1884 [Binder 8.47] 7.03.123 Phillip Pippey, Twillingate, 1884, 1891, and 1892 [Binder 6.52] 7.03.124 Jacob Reed, Twillingate, 1884 [Binder 9.47] 7.03.125 George Roberts, Twillingate, 1884 [Binder 6.56] 7.03.126 Martin Roberts, Wild Cove, Twillingate, 1884 [Binder 6.57] 7.03.127 James, Stephen, and William Rose, Farmers Arm, Twillingate, 1884 [Binder 6.58] 7.03.128 Stephen and William Rose, Twillingate, 1884 [Binder 6.59] 7.03.129 Robert Scott, 1884 [Binder 6.62] 7.03.130 Thaddeus Scott, Twillingate, 1884 [Binder 6.63] 7.03.131 William John Scott, Twillingate, 1884 [Binder 8.53] 7.03.132 James Smith, Twillingate, 1884 and 1897 [Binder 6.66] 7.03.133 Isaac Thompson, Herring Neck, 1884 and 1885 [Binder 6.70] 7.03.134 Burnt Bay (north side), showing land owned by Richard and Robert Boone, George and Joseph Jure, the Russell's, Burnt Bay, 1885 [Oversized Box 1.07] 7.03.135 Colbourne and Stuckless, Front Harbour, Twillingate, 1885 [Oversized Box 1.14] 7.03.136 Justina Dowell, Change Island, 1885 [Binder 7.06] 7.03.137 Edwin Duder, Herring Neck, 1885 [Binder 7.07] 7.03.138 Archibald Elliott, Change Island, 1885 [Binder 8.17] 7.03.139 Ruben Elliott, Cow Head, 1885 [Binder 9.18] 7.03.140 Rev. William Embree (of Cow Head School), Twillingate, 1885 [Binder 9.20] 7.03.141 Allen Findlator, Twillingate, 1885 [Binder 8.19] 7.03.142 Rev. Hewitt, Herring Neck, 1885 [Binder 7.09] 7.03.143 Little Bay, showing land owned by John Breen, Henry Gillard, John Mercer, 1885 [Oversized Folder 1.12] 7.03.144 William John Lock, Twillingate, 1885 [Binder 9.40]

7.03.146 Robert Moss, Twillingate, 1885 [Binder 9.45] 7.03.147 George and Joseph Osmond, Moreton's Harbour, 1885 [Binder 8.43] 7.03.148 George and Joseph Osmond, Moreton's Harbour, 1885 [Binder 8.44] 7.03.149 John W. Owen, Twillingate, 1885 [Binder 7.18] 7.03.150 John W. Owen (estate of Thomas Barnes), Ragged Point Cove, 1885 [Binder 8.45] 7.03.151 William Poole, Little Harbour, 1885 [Binder 7.26] 7.03.152 Archibald Roberts, Bluff Head Cove, Twillingate, 1885 [Binder 8.49] 7.03.153 Edward Saunders, Change Island, 1885 and 1892 [Binder 7.33] 7.03.154 George Smith premises, Little Harbour, Twillingate, 1885 [Binder 9.48] 7.03.155 Edward Warr, Little Harbour, 1885 [Binder 7.38] 7.03.156 Caroline Williams, Twillingate, 1885 [Binder 9.51] 7.03.157 Soloman Ball and Levi Milley, Exploits Bay, 1886 [Binder 9.03] 7.03.158 Ruben Blackmore, Twillingate, 1886 [Binder 8.05] 7.03.159 George Blandford, Twillingate, 1886 [Binder 9.05] 7.03.160 George Brown, Exploits River, 1886 [Binder 7.04] 7.03.161 James Bryne, Durrell's Arm, 1886 [Binder 9.07] 7.03.162 Robert Hayward, Twillingate, 1886 [Binder 9.32] 7.03.163 Robert Hayward, and Henry J. and Jabez Pike, Twillingate, 1886 [Binder 8.23] 7.03.164 George Hellier, Twillingate, 1886 [Binder 9.33] 7.03.165 James and Joseph Hellier, Twillingate, 1886 [Binder 8.24] 7.03.166 William Hitchcock, Twillingate, 1886 [Binder 9.36] 7.03.167 James Linfield, Twillingate, 1886 and 1901 [Binder 7.13] 7.03.168 Samuel Moors, Twillingate, 1886 [Binder 9.44] 7.03.169 Charles Mozham, Robin's Cove, Twillingate, 1886 [Binder 7.15] 7.03.170 Charles Mozham, (sold to James Linfield) Twillingate, 1886 [Binder 7.16] 7.03.171 Charles Mozham, Robin's Cove, Twillingate, 1886 [Binder 7.17] 7.03.172 Richard Murcell, Little Bay Island, 1886 [Binder 9.46] 7.03.173 George Pain, Twillingate, 1886 [Binder 7.19] 7.03.174 James and John Pardy, Little Harbour, 1886 [Oversized Box 1.49] 7.03.175 James and John Pardy, Little Harbour, 1886 [Oversized Box 1.49] 7.03.176 Robert Porter, Exploits, 1886 [Binder 7.27] 7.03.177 Robert C. Russell, Jenkins Cove, 1886 [Binder 8.52] 7.03.178 Thomas Thistle, Little Bay Island, 1886 and 1887 [Binder 7.37] 7.03.179 John Ansty, Twillingate, 1887 [Binder 7.01] 7.03.180 Archibald Bulgin, and George and Thomas Earle, Twillingate, 1887 [Binder 8.07] 7.03.181 Francis and John Curtice, Halls Bay, 1887 [Binder 9.13] 7.03.182 John Curtice, Halls Bay, 1887 [Binder 9.14] 7.03.183 Robert Dally (Jr.), Twillingate, 1887 [Binder 9.15] 7.03.184 Samuel Gates, Twillingate, 1887, 1889 and 1896 [Binder 8.21] 7.03.185 Job Hamlin, Twillingate, 1887 [Binder 9.30] 7.03.186 Abraham Keef, Little Harbour, Twillingate, 1887 [Binder 7.11] 7.03.187 Samuel Keef (Sr.) and Henry G. Pardy, Twillingate, 1887 [Binder 9.35] 7.03.188 George Nott, Twillingate, 1887 [Binder 8.42] 7.03.189 Benjamin Parsons, Twillingate, 1887 and 1892 [Binder 7.21] 7.03.190 Joseph J. Pearce, Twillingate, 1887 [Binder 7.22] 7.03.191 George Poole, Little Harbour, 1887 [Binder 7.25] 7.03.192 Darius Reddick, Herring Neck, 1887 [Binder 7.28] 7.03.193 John Reddick, Herring Neck, 1887 [Binder 7.29] 7.03.194 George Roberts, Twillingate, 1887 [Binder 7.30] 7.03.195 Andrew Rolf, Little Bay, Twillingate, 1887, 1889, and 1893 [Binder 7.32] 7.03.196 Matilda Rolf, Front Harbour, Twillingate, 1887 [Binder 8.50] 7.03.197 John Smith, Little Harbour, 1887 [Binder 7.34] 7.03.198 John and Simon Squires, Herring Neck, 1887 [Binder 8.54] 7.03.199 Dr. Stafford, Twillingate, 1887 and 1888 [Binder 8.55] 7.03.200 Edward Warr, Little Harbour, 1887 [Binder 7.39] 7.03.201 James Warr, Little Harbour, 1887 [Binder 9.50] 7.03.202 Western Harbour, showing land owned by Henry and Charles Greenham, and James Sims, Horse Island, 1887 [Oversized Box 1.60] 7.03.203 Thomas White, Twillingate, 1887 [Binder 8.62] 7.03.204 George Young, Twillingate, 1887 [Binder 8.64] 7.03.205 George Young (Jr.), Twillingate, 1887 [Binder 8.65] 7.03.206 Peter Young, Carter's Cove, Twillingate, 1887 [Binder 8.66] 7.03.207 John, Thomas (Sr.), Thomas (Jr.) and Solomon Atkins, Herring Neck, 1888 [Binder 9.01] 7.03.208 David Barrett, Telegraph Company and James Pomroy, Beaver Cove, 1888 [Binder 8.03] 7.03.209 Bay Verte, showing land owned by Jonathan Burt, William, James Butler...(with census return on opposite page), 1888 [Oversized Folder 1.02] 7.03.210 William Dove and Joseph Elliott, Twillingate, 1888 [Binder 8.14] 7.03.211 Aaron and Richard Elliott, Change Island, 1888 [Binder 8.16] 7.03.212 Thomas French, Moreton's Harbour, 1888 [Binder 7.08] 7.03.213 Timothy Grimes, Herring Neck, 1888 [Binder 8.22] 7.03.214 William King, William Hellmore and John Roberts, Twillingate, 1888 [Binder 8.30] 7.03.215 Frederick and George Lewis, Fleur De Lys, 1888 [Binder 8.31] 7.03.216 Josiah Manual, Exploits, Burnt Island, 1888 [Binder 7.14] 7.03.217 Henry James and Jabez Pike, Rugged Point, Twillingate, 1888 [Binder 7.24] 7.03.218 Elias Warren, Herring Neck, 1888 [Binder 8.59] 7.03.219 Elias Warren, Herring Neck, 1888 [Binder 8.60] 7.03.220 Thomas Ansty, Purcell Harbour, 1889 [Binder 7.02] 7.03.221 Thomas Blandford, Herring Neck, 1889 [Binder 7.03] 7.03.222 James Burt, Little Harbour, 1889 [Binder 8.08] 7.03.223 Josiah Colbourne, Twillingate, 1889 [Binder 8.10] 7.03.224 Thomas Dally, Herring Neck, 1889 [Binder 7.05] 7.03.225 Nathaniel and Robert Jenkins, Jenkins Cove, Twillingate, 1889 [Binder 7.10] 7.03.226 John Keef, Little Harbour, Twillingate, 1889 [Binder 7.12] 7.03.227 Samuel Keef, Wild Cove, 1889 [Binder 8.29] 7.03.228 Francis Miles, Herring Neck, 1889 [Binder 8.40] 7.03.229 Samuel Pardy, Little Harbour, Twillingate, 1889 [Binder 7.20] 7.03.230 Samuel Roberts, Long Point, Twillingate, 1889 [Binder 7.31] 7.03.231 Eli and Thomas Rowsell, , 1889 [Binder 8.51] 7.03.232 Thomas Spencer, Gallow's Cove, Twillingate, 1889 [Binder 7.35] 7.03.233 Rev. Robert Temple (Board of Education), for school ground, Twillingate, 1889 [Binder 7.36] 7.04 Land Surveys, 1890-1899 7.04.001 Thomas Ansty, Purcell's Harbour, 1890 [Binder 10.02] 7.04.002 Richard D. Hodge, Twillingate, 1890 and 1897 [Binder 11.36] 7.04.003 Eli, Ephrim and Job Ansty, Cottrell's Island, 1891 and 1892 [Binder 11.01] 7.04.004 Eli and Mark Ansty, Purcell's Harbour, 1891 [Oversized Box 1.02] 7.04.005 Elias Ansty, Twillingate, 1891 [Binder 10.01] 7.04.006 William Ansty and Moses Snelgrove, Birchy Island, 1891 and 1892 [Binder 11.03] 7.04.007 William Brenton, Black Island, Exploits, 1891 and 1892 [Binder 11.10] 7.04.008 James Bridger, Indian Arm, 1891 [Binder 10.06] 7.04.009 John Canning, Robert Pope and James Squires, , 1891 and 1893 [Binder 9.11] 7.04.010 Hiram Chalk, Wild Cove, 1891 [Binder 10.07] 7.04.011 William Churchill, Twillingate, 1891 and 1892 [Binder 11.14] 7.04.012 Henry Coward, Cobb's Arm, 1891 [Binder 9.12] 7.04.013 John Elliott, 1891 [Binder 10.10] 7.04.014 John Elliott, 1891 [Binder 10.11]

7.04.016 John Froud, Twillingate, 1891 [Binder 10.13] 7.04.017 William Gates, Twillingate, 1891 [Binder 9.24] 7.04.018 Indian Arm, Exploits, showing land owned by Joseph Ansty, Henry Brown, John Clark, James and Samuel Manuel, 1891 and 1892 [Oversized Folder 1.10] 7.04.019 Mark and Thomas Jeans, Indian Arm, 1891 [Binder 11.40] 7.04.020 Stephen Jeans, Twillingate, 1891 [Binder 10.16] 7.04.021 Robert, Samson and Samuel Keef, Little Harbour, 1891 and 1892 [Binder 11.44] 7.04.022 Samuel Manuel, Indian Arm, 1891 and 1892 [Binder 10.17] 7.04.023 Henry Miles, Herring Neck, 1891 [Oversized Box 1.42] 7.04.024 Alexander Monroe, Indian Arm, 1891 and 1892 [Binder 11.53] 7.04.025 Thomas Prior, Cottrell's Island, 1891 [Binder 10.21] 7.04.026 George Roberts, Twillingate, 1891 and 1892 [Binder 11.64] 7.04.027 Abraham Bulgin, Farmer's Arm, 1892 [Binder 11.11] 7.04.028 William Coaker and Elias Hennebury, Beaver Cove, 1892 and 1893 [Binder 11.16] 7.04.029 James Dally, Twillingate, 1892 [Binder 11.21] 7.04.030 Giles Foote, Peter's Arm, 1892 [Oversized Box 1.19] 7.04.031 Frederick House, Twillingate, 1892 and 1894 [Binder 11.37] 7.04.032 Abraham and John Keef, Little Harbour, 1892 [Oversized Box 1.36] 7.04.033 William Loyle, Harts Cove, 1892 [Binder 9.41] 7.04.034 William Roberts, Bluff Head Cove, 1892 [Binder 11.68] 7.04.035 William Roberts and Jonathan Stuckless, Bluff Head Cove, 1892 [Binder 11.67] 7.04.036 Survey for Stephen and William Rose, Farmer's Arm, 1892 [Binder 10.22] 7.04.037 Jonathan Stuckless, Bluff Head Cove, 1892 [Binder 11.75] 7.04.038 Robert Stuckley, Harts Cove, 1892 [Binder 11.77] 7.04.039 Alfred Beaton, Red Rod Cove, 1893 [Oversized Box 1.03] 7.04.040 Burnt Arm, Exploits, showing land owned by E. Butler, Jame Hayward, Charles and Solomon Ledrew, T. Peyton...(with census return on opposite page), 1893 [Oversized Folder 1.03] 7.04.041 Farmer's Arm, showing land owned by James Boyde, George Gates, Abraham and George Maidment, Thomas Wheeler, 1893 and 1897 [Oversized Folder 1.08] 7.04.042 Faulkenberg, A. F, Botwoodville, 1893 [Binder 9.22] 7.04.043 Isaac Jones, Exploits, 1893 [Oversized Box 1.34] 7.04.044 John Kingsman, Indian Arm, 1893 [Binder 11.46] 7.04.045 William Lidstone, Kite Cove, Exploits, 1893 and 1894 [Binder 11.47] 7.04.046 Samuel Moors, Twillingate, 1893 [Oversized Box 1.47] 7.04.047 James Murch, Exploits, 1893 and 1894 [Binder 11.54] 7.04.048 John Perry, Indian Arm, 1893 [Binder 11.58] 7.04.049 Post Office site, 1893 [Oversized Box 1.52] 7.04.050 John Tizzard, Back Harbour, 1893 and 1894 [Binder 11.77] 7.04.051 Elizabeth Barrett, Twillingate, 1894 [Binder 11.04] 7.04.052 John Bartlett, Moreton's Harbour, 1894 [Binder 10.04] 7.04.053 William Blackler, Pilley's Island, 1894 [Binder 10.05] 7.04.054 Elijah, Isaac and Stephen Blackmore, Pilley's Island, 1894 [Binder 11.07] 7.04.055 John Buckley, Esau Eveligh and Elijah Oxford, Peter's Arm, Exploits, 1894 [Binder 9.08] 7.04.056 John and Thomas Earle, Farmer's Arm, 1894 [Binder 9.16] 7.04.057 Sam Elliott, Jane and Thomas Hancock, and Joseph Sheppard, 1894 [Binder 9.19] 7.04.058 Thomas Every, Twillingate, 1894 [Oversized Folder 1.07] 7.04.059 Alfred, James, John and Joseph Gillard, Twillingate, 1894 [Binder 11.26] 7.04.060 Elijah and John Gillard, Twillingate, 1894 [Binder 11.27] 7.04.061 James Gillard, Twillingate, 1894 [Binder 10.14] 7.04.062 Richard Gleeson, Twillingate, 1894 [Binder 9.28] 7.04.063 Isaac Greenham, Manuel's Cove, 1894 [Binder 10.15] 7.04.064 George Hutchings, Kite Cove, Exploits Bay, 1894 [Binder 11.38] 7.04.065 Dorcas Lowe, Chance Harbour, 1894 [Binder 11.48] 7.04.066 Methodist Cemetery, Moreton's Harbour, 1894 [Binder 10.18] 7.04.067 John Minty, Durrell's Arm, 1894 [Binder 11.52] 7.04.068 John Tulk, Herring Neck, 1894 [Binder 11.78] 7.04.069 James Colbourne, Purcell's Harbour, 1895 [Binder 10.09] 7.04.070 John and Josiah Colbourne, Purcell's Harbour, 1895 [Binder 11.17] 7.04.071 James Cooper, Farmer's Arm, 1895 [Binder 11.18] 7.04.072 James Cooper, Farmer's Arm, 1895 [Binder 11.19] 7.04.073 John Hellier, Ragged Point, 1895 [Binder 11.34] 7.04.074 Arthur Manuel, Twillingate, 1895 [Binder 11.49] 7.04.075 Titus W. Manuel, Twillingate, 1895 [Binder 11.50] 7.04.076 John Pike, Ragged Point, 1895 [Binder 10.20] 7.04.077 Uriah Stuckless, Pilley's Island, 1895 [Binder 11.76] 7.04.078 Samuel Bourden, Manuel's Cove, 1896 [Binder 11.08] 7.04.079 Joseph Froud, Manuel's Cove, 1896 [Binder 11.22] 7.04.080 Joseph W. Osmond, Tizzard's Harbour, 1896 [Binder 10.19] 7.04.081 Kenneth and Thomas Pilley, Sandy Cove, 1896 [Binder 11.60] 7.04.082 Albert, Edward, Elias and John Roberts, Bluff Head Cove, 1896 [Binder 11.63] 7.04.083 James Young, Twillingate, 1896 and 1899 [Binder 11.79] 7.04.084 Josiah Young, Twillingate, 1896 [Binder 11.80] 7.04.085 George Fudge, Pilley's Island, 1897 and 1898 [Binder 11.23] 7.04.086 Joseph Fudge, Triton Island, 1897 and 1898 [Binder 11.24] 7.04.087 Samuel Fudge, Pilley's Island, 1897 and 1898 [Binder 11.25] 7.04.088 Henry Harbin, 1897 [Binder 9.31] 7.04.089 William Hawkins, Jenkin's Cove, 1897 [Binder 11.33] 7.04.090 Methodist Cemetery, Moreton's Harbour, 1897 [Binder 11.51] 7.04.091 John Rowsell, Exploits, Burnt Island, 1897 [Binder 11.70] 7.04.092 James Ansty and brothers, Back Harbour, Twillingate, 1898 [Binder 11.02] 7.04.093 Bartholemew Black, Farmer's Arm, 1898 [Binder 11.06] 7.04.094 G. J. Carter, Herring Neck, 1898 [Binder 11.12] 7.04.095 G. J. Carter, Herring Neck, 1898 [Binder 11.13] 7.04.096 G. J. Carter, Herring Neck, 1898 [Oversized Folder 1.04] 7.04.097 William Gillard, Gillard's Cove, Twillingate, 1898 [Binder 11.29] 7.04.098 Peter Grimes, Herring Neck, 1898 [Binder 11.32] 7.04.099 James Hodder, Twillingate, 1898 [Binder 11.35] 7.04.100 Joseph Jeanes, Long Point, 1898 [Binder 11.39] 7.04.101 Joseph Kealey, Hatchet Harbour, Herring Neck, 1898 [Binder 11.41] 7.04.102 Joseph Kealey, Hatchet Harbour, Herring Neck, 1898[Binder 11.42] 7.04.103 J. W. Owens, Twillingate, 1898 [Binder 11.57] 7.04.104 A. H. Peyton, Twillingate, 1898 [Binder 11.59] 7.04.105 Robert S. Roberts, Twillingate, 1898 [Binder 11.65] 7.04.106 James Rogers, Brownies Cove, 1898 [Binder 11.69] 7.04.107 Arthur G. Ashbourne, Twillingate, 1899 [Binder 10.03] 7.04.108 George and John Bennett, Moreton's Harbour, 1899 [Binder 11.05] 7.04.109 Samuel Bourden, Manuel's Cove, 1899 [Binder 11.09] 7.04.110 John Clair, Boyde's Arm, 1899 [Binder 11.15] 7.04.111 William Coaker, Strong's Island, 1899 and 1900 [Binder 10.08] 7.04.112 Levi Cutter, Pike's Arm, Herring Neck, 1899 [Binder 11.20] 7.04.113 Isaac Gillard, Twillingate, 1899 [Binder 11.28] 7.04.114 William Gillard, Manuel's Cove, Twillingate, 1899 [Binder 11.30] 7.04.115 Andrew Greenham, Bushy Point, Manuel's Cove, 1899 [Binder 11.31] 7.04.116 Edwin Kearly and E. Hennerbury, Coakerville and Beaverton, 1899 [Binder 11.43] 7.04.117 Samson Keef, Indian Cove, 1899 [Binder 11.45] 7.04.118 James Myles and Phillip Rideout, Wild Cove, Twillingate, 1899 [Binder 11.55] 7.04.119 James Myles and Phillip Rideout, Wild Cove, 1899 [Binder 11.56] 7.04.120 William Pilley, Sandy Cove, Twillingate, 1899 [Binder 11.61] 7.04.121 Dara Reddick, Herring Neck, 1899 [Binder 11.62] 7.04.122 R. S. Roberts, Twillingate, 1899 [Binder 11.66] 7.04.123 John Score, Herring Neck, 1899 [Binder 10.23] 7.04.124 John Score, Cobb's Arm, Twillingate, 1899 [Binder 11.71 7.04.125 John Score, Cobb's Arm, 1899 [Binder 11.72] 7.04.126 John Score, Cobb's Arm, 1899 [Binder 11.73] 7.04.127 David Stuckless, Twillingate, 1899 [Binder 11.74] 7.05 Land Surveys, 1900-1910 7.05.001 Henry Ansty, and Jacob and Joseph Wheeler, Farmer's Arm, 1900 [Binder 13.03] 7.05.002 James Boyde, Farmer's Arm, 1900 [Binder 12.09] 7.05.003 Andrew Brenton (Sr.), New Harbour, Loon Bay, 1900 [Binder 12.08] 7.05.004 Thomas Vivian, Friday Bay, 1900 [Binder 12.56] 7.05.005 George Brown and William George Wolfrey, Burnt Bay, 1900 [Binder 13.07] 7.05.006 Theo. Brown, James and Joseph Jenkins, and Samuel Hawkins, 1900 [Binder 13.08] 7.05.007 Josiah Colbourne, Wild Cove, 1900 [Binder 13.14] 7.05.008 Thomas Cole, Exploits Bay, 1900 [Binder 12.14] 7.05.009 Job Compton, Alfred, Phillip and Thomas Jenkins, Archibald Watckins, Farmers Arm, 1900 [Oversized Folder 1.05] 7.05.010 George Cooper, Comfort Cove, 1900 [Binder 12.16] 7.05.011 George Gates, William Small and Thomas Wheeler, Farmer's Arm, 1900 [Binder 13.21] 7.05.012 Charles Gillard, Kettle Cove, 1900 [Binder 12.23] 7.05.013 James W. Grant and John Hodge, Burnt Bay, 1900 [Binder 13.22] 7.05.014 John Healy, New Harbour, Loon Bay, 1900 [Binder 12.26] 7.05.015 Thomas Hicks and Sherman Yates, 1900 [Binder 12.28] 7.05.016 Samuel Keef, Trumple Island, Twillingate, 1900 [Binder 12.36] 7.05.017 Abram and George Maidment, Farmer's Arm, 1900 [Binder 13.40] 7.05.018 Caleb Manuel, Burnt Bay, 1900 [Binder 13.42] 7.05.019 Ford Manuel, Burnt Bay, 1900 [Binder 13.43] 7.05.020 Jabez Manuel, Exploits Burnt Island, 1900 [Oversized Box 1.39] 7.05.021 Robert W. Manuel, Burnt Bay, 1900 [Binder 13.44] 7.05.022 James John Osmond and Eli Rowe, Burnt Bay, 1900 [Binder 13.49] 7.05.023 Samuel Payne (Jr.), Twillingate, 1900 [Binder 13.50] 7.05.024 Kenneth Pilley, Farmer's Arm, 1900 [Binder 13.54] 7.05.025 Albert Porter, Elliott's Point, 1900 [Binder 12.44] 7.05.026 Robert Porter, Elliott's Point, 1900 [Binder 12.45] 7.05.027 Salvation Army, Black Island, 1900 [Binder 14.26] 7.05.028 W. J. Scott, Burnt Bay, 1900 [Binder 13.60] 7.05.029 John Smith, Trumple, Island, 1900 [Binder 12.48] 7.05.030 John Tifford, Exploits Bay, 1900 [Binder 12.53] 7.05.031 John Hodge (of the late Edward Ings premises), Durrell's Arm, 1901 [Binder 13.29] 7.05.032 Alfred Jenkins, Farmer's Arm, 1901 [Binder 13.32] 7.05.033 Thomas Jenkins, Farmer's Arm, 1901 and 1903 [Binder 13.34] 7.05.034 Able, Frederick and John Ansty, Bluff Head Cove, 1902 [Binder 12.01] 7.05.035 John Boyde, Twillingate, 1902 [Oversized Box 1.04] 7.05.036 Richard Clark and Adam Ponds, Farmer's Arm, 1902 [Binder 13.10] 7.05.037 George Hodder, Twillingate, 1902 [Binder 13.27] 7.05.038 Thomas Ings, Friday's Bay, 1902 [Binder 12.30] 7.05.039 Edgar Jenkins, Twillingate, 1902 [Binder 13.33] 7.05.040 Driscoll Sheppard and the Lidstone family, Peter's Arm, 1902 [Binder 13.61] 7.05.041 John Stuckless, Twillingate, 1902 [Binder 13.65] 7.05.042 George Tizzard, Twillingate, 1902 and 1907 [Binder 12.54] 7.05.043 Harold B. Colbourne, Moreton's Harbour, 1903 [Binder 13.11] 7.05.044 Harold B. Colbourne, Moreton's Harbour, 1903 [Binder 13.12] 7.05.045 Harold B. Colbourne, Moreton's Harbour, 1903 [Binder 13.13] 7.05.046 Job Compton, Farmer's Arm, 1903 [Binder 13.15] 7.05.047 Able Crosby, Herring Neck, 1903 [Binder 13.16] 7.05.048 Able Crosby, Herring Neck, 1903 [Binder 13.17] 7.05.049 Henry J. Earle, Twillingate, 1903 and 1904 [Binder 13.18] 7.05.050 Exploits Lumber Company, New Bay Pond, 1903 [Oversized Box 1.18] 7.05.051 Arthur Grimes, Herring Neck, 1903 [Binder 12.25] 7.05.052 Phillip Jenkins, Farmer's Arm, 1903 [Binder 12.31] 7.05.053 Elijah Luder, Pike's Arm, Herring Neck, 1903 [Binder 12.37] 7.05.054 Benjamin and William Lush, Burnt Bay, 1903 [Binder 13.39] 7.05.055 Methodist Church ground, Twillingate, 1903 [Binder 13.46] 7.05.056 Joseph J. Pearce, Bluff Head, Twillingate, 1903 [Binder 12.43] 7.05.057 Joseph J. Pearce, Bluff Head, Twillingate, 1903 [Binder 14.21] 7.05.058 Charles Phillpott, Herring Neck, 1903 [Binder 13.53] 7.05.059 John Stuckless, Twillingate, 1903 [Binder 12.50] 7.05.060 John Stuckless, Twillingate, 1903 [Binder 12.51] 7.05.061 William Waterman's premises, 1903 [Binder 13.70] 7.05.062 William White, Herring Neck, 1903 [Binder 12.56] 7.05.063 Obediah Young, Twillingate, 1903 [Binder 12.60] 7.05.064 Levi Baker, Kite Cove, 1904 [Binder 12.03] 7.05.065 Frederick Beaton, Sandy Point, 1904 [Binder 12.04] 7.05.066 George Beaton, Exploits River, 1904 [Binder 12.05] 7.05.067 James Beaton, Upper Sandy Point, 1904 [Binder 12.06] 7.05.068 Thomas Beaton, Sandy Point, 1904 [Binder 12.07] 7.05.069 Elias Burt, Exploits River, 1904 [Binder 12.10] 7.05.070 George Burt, Exploits River, 1904 [Binder 12.11] 7.05.071 George Gill, Indian Point, Exploits, 1904 [Binder 12.21] 7.05.072 John Gill, Indian Point, Exploits, 1904 [Binder 12.22] 7.05.073 Henry Greenham, Virgin Arm, 1904 [Binder 12.24] 7.05.074 Zachariah Hibbs, Exploits River, 1904 [Binder 12.27] 7.05.075 Horwood Lumber Company, Exploits, 1904 [Binder 13.30] 7.05.076 James Ings, Virgin Arm, 1904 [Binder 12.29] 7.05.077 Isaac Jones, , Exploits, 1904 [Binder 12.32] 7.05.078 Joseph Jones, Point of Bay, Exploits, 1904 [Binder 12.33] 7.05.079 William Jones, Point of Bay, Exploits, 1904 [Binder 12.34] 7.05.080 John Jure, Exploits, 1904 [Binder 12.35] 7.05.081 Job Luther, Back Harbour, 1904 [Binder 12.38] 7.05.082 Jacob Nicholas, Virgin Arm, 1904 [Binder 12.42] 7.05.083 William Price, Virgin Arm, 1904 [Binder 12.46] 7.05.084 Thomas Stockley, Virgin Arm, 1904 [Binder 12.49] 7.05.085 John Taylor, Exploits, 1904 [Binder 12.52] 7.05.086 Archibald Watckins, Farmer's Arm, 1904 [Binder 13.69] 7.05.087 George J. Barker, Exploits, 1905 [Binder 13.04] 7.05.088 George J. Barker, Exploits, 1905 and 1909 [Binder 12.02] 7.05.089 Levi Blandford, Pike's Arm, 1905 [Binder 13.06] 7.05.090 William Bridger, Little Wild Cove, 1905 [Oversized Box 1.05] 7.05.091 Joseph Chinn, Dildo Run, 1905 [Binder 12.13] 7.05.092 Thomas Colbourne, Chance Harbour, 1906 [Binder 14.05] 7.05.093 Thomas Cole (Jr.), Elliott's Point, 1905 [Binder 12.15] 7.05.094 Henry J. Earle, Oxfords Cove, Twillingate, 1905 [Oversized Box 1.17] 7.05.095 Charles Foote, , 1905 [Binder 12.20] 7.05.096 Horace M. Herbert, Goshen's Arm, Herring Neck, 1905 [Binder 13.25] 7.05.097 Horace M. Herbert, Mineral claims, Goshen's Arm, Hatchet Harbour, 1905 [Binder 14.13] 7.05.098 Mosaic Society (land sold by H. J. Earle), 1905 [Oversized Box 1.48] 7.05.099 James Murch (Jr.), Phillip's Head, 1905 [Binder 12.41] 7.05.100 Eliza Anna Tobin, Twillingate, 1905 [Binder 12.55] 7.05.101 Arthur and Thomas May, Twillingate, 1906 [Binder 12.39] 7.05.102 Methodist Board of Education, Jenkin's Cove, 1906 [Binder 13.45] 7.05.103 Ann Munden, Twillingate, 1906 [Binder 13.48] 7.05.104 Survey for Frederick and John Phillips, Twillingate, 1906 [Binder 13.52] 7.05.105 Henry J. Pike, Twillingate, 1906 [Oversized Box 1.50] 7.05.106 Ephraim Pool, Little Harbour, 1906 [Binder 13.55] 7.05.107 E. Royale, 1906 [Binder 13.58] 7.05.108 Georgina Stirling, Twillingate, 1906 [Binder 13.64] 7.05.109 Diosen Synod, Herring Neck, 1906 [Binder 13.66] 7.05.110 Thomas Walsh, Herring Neck, 1906 [Binder 13.68]

7.05.112 Edward Wolfrey, Moreton's Harbour, 1906 [Binder 12.57] 7.05.113 Stanley Woodford, Herring Neck, 1906 [Binder 13.74] 7.05.114 Isaac Barnes, Farmer's Arm, 1907 [Binder 13.05] 7.05.115 James Bromley, Twillingate, 1907 [Oversized Box 1.06] 7.05.116 Alfred Burton, Twillingate, 1907 [Binder 13.09] 7.05.117 G. J. Carter, Herring Neck, 1907 [Binder 12.12] 7.05.118 G. J. Carter, Herring Neck, 1907 [Oversized Box 1.10] 7.05.119 Church of England School Board, Herring Neck, 1907 [Oversized Box 1.12] 7.05.120 W. Durrell (Glebe land), Herring Neck, 1907 [Binder 12.17] 7.05.121 Glebe land and cemetery, Herring Neck, 1907 [Oversized Box 1.24] 7.05.122 Willis Hull, Twillingate, 1907 [Binder 13.31] 7.05.123 Elijah and John Hurley, Herring Neck, 1907 [Binder 14.16] 7.05.124 James Manuel Lacey, Exploits, Burnt Island, 1907 [Binder 13.35] 7.05.125 James Lockyer, Herring Neck, 1907 [Binder 13.37] 7.05.126 Joseph Luscombe, Herring Neck, 1907 [Binder 13.38] 7.05.127 C. and J. Manuel, Exploits, 1907 [Binder 13.41] 7.05.128 Methodist Conference, Kettle Cove, 1907 [Binder 13.47] 7.05.129 Elijah Miles, Herring Neck, 1907 [Oversized Box 1.41] 7.05.130 Isaac Miles, Herring Neck, 1907 and 1908 [Oversized Box 1.43] 7.05.131 Stephen Miles, Herring Neck, 1907 [Oversized Box 1.44] 7.05.132 Adolphus Pilley, Sandy Cove, Twillingate, 1907 [Binder 14.23] 7.05.133 Robert, Samuel and William Pennell, Twillingate, 1907 [Binder 13.51] 7.05.134 Robert Rice, Herring Neck, 1907 [Binder 12.47] 7.05.135 Edgar Sweetland, Twillingate, 1907 [Binder 14.30] 7.05.136 John Earle, Farmer's Arm, Twillingate, 1908 [Binder 12.18] 7.05.137 William J. Earle, Farmer's Arm, Twillingate, 1908 [Binder 12.19] 7.05.138 William J. Earle, Twillingate, 1908 [Binder 14.07] 7.05.139 William J. Earle, Farmer's Arm, Twillingate, 1908 [Binder 14.08] 7.05.140 Dorman Fudge, Herring Neck, 1908 [Binder 13.20] 7.05.141 David and Peter Grimes, and Alfred Kerley, Herring Neck, 1908 [Binder 13.23] 7.05.142 Peter Grimes, Herring Neck, 1908 [Binder 13.24] 7.05.143 Peter Grimes, Herring Neck, 1908 [Binder 14.11] 7.05.144 George Hodder, 1908 [Binder 13.28] 7.05.145 Andrew Jenkins, Jenkin's Cove, 1908 [Oversized Box 1.32] 7.05.146 Andrew Jenkins, Jenkin's Cove, 1908 [Oversized Box 1.33] 7.05.147 John Minty and Charles White, Twillingate, 1908 [Oversized Box 1.46] 7.05.148 John Nurse, Back Harbour (with partial CHE results on opposite page), 1908 [Oversized Folder 1.14] 7.05.149 Public Landing, Durrell's Arm, 1908 [Binder 14.24] 7.05.150 Salvation Army, Herring Neck, 1908 [Binder 13.59] 7.05.151 Malcolm Simms, Herring Neck, 1908 [Binder 13.62] 7.05.152 Elijah John Tulk, Herring Neck, 1908 [Binder 13.67] 7.05.153 James Allen, Herring Neck, 1909 [Binder 13.01] 7.05.154 James Allen, Herring Neck, 1909 [Binder 13.02] 7.05.155 G. J. Carter, Herring Neck, 1909 [Binder 14.04] 7.05.156 Ambrose Hill, Campbellton, Indian Arm, 1909 [Binder 13.26] 7.05.157 George Lampert, Twillingate, 1909 [Binder 13.36] 7.05.158 James Manuel, Indian Arm, 1909 [Binder 12.40] 7.05.159 Public Landing, Twillingate, 1909 [Binder 13.36] 7.05.160 Public Landing, Back Harbour, Twillingate, 1909 [Binder 13.37] 7.05.161 Obediah Young, Twillingate, 1909 [Binder 12.61] 7.05.162 Theodore and Thomas Froud, Twillingate, 1910 [Binder 13.19] 7.05.163 Caleb Smith, Hart's Cove, Twillingate, 1910 [Binder 13.63] 7.05.164 Edward Wolfrey, Moreton's Harbour, 1910 [Binder 13.72] 7.05.165 George Wolfrey, Chance Harbour, 1910 [Binder 13.73] 7.05.166 George Wolfrey, Chance Harbour, 1910 [Binder 12.58] 7.06 Land Surveys, undated 7.06.001 Henry and Mark Ansty, the Watckins and the Wheelers [nd] [Oversized Folder 1.01] 7.06.002 Phillip Ansty, Purcell's Harbour [nd] [Binder 16.01] 7.06.003 The Ansty's, Robert Moors and Thomas Wells [nd] [Oversized Box 2.01] 7.06.004 Thomas Ashman and Elias Earle, Bulgin's Arm [nd] [Oversized Box 2.02] 7.06.005 Baird and Joseph Preston, Bluff Head Cove [nd] [Binder 15.01] 7.06.006 Esau Blandford, Herring Neck [nd] [Oversized Box 2.03] 7.06.007 Joseph Blandford and Charles Phillpott, Herring Neck [nd] [Binder 14.01] 7.06.008 Josiah Bourden, Virgin Arm [nd] [Binder 15.02] 7.06.009 Andrew Brenton and John Maddox, Pilley's Island [nd] [Binder 15.03] 7.06.010 James and Gilbert Browning, James Fletcher and Robert Mackin [nd] [Oversized Box 2.04] 7.06.011 James Bulgin and Davis School [nd] [Binder 14.02] 7.06.012 Jonathan Burt, Purcell's Harbour [nd] [Binder 16.02] 7.06.013 Thomas Burt, James Hicks and William Witt, Twillingate [nd] [Binder 16.03] 7.06.014 Cantwell, Tizzard's Harbour [nd] [Oversized Box 2.05] 7.06.015 John Cantwell, Tizzard's Harbour [nd] [Binder 14.03] 7.06.016 Joseph Colboune, John Delaney and George Miller [nd] [Oversized Box 2.06] 7.06.017 Luke Cook [nd] [Binder 14.06] 7.06.018 William Curtice, Exploits Bay [nd] [Binder 16.04] 7.06.019 John Dalton, Burnt Arm [nd] [Binder 16.05] 7.06.020 John Elliott, , [nd] [Binder 14.09] 7.06.021 John Foss, Comfort Cove [nd] [Binder 15.04] 7.06.022 C. Gillard and John Gleeson [nd] [Binder 14.10] 7.06.023 Peter Grimes and Malcolm Simms, Herring Neck [nd] [Oversized Box 2.07] 7.06.024 Frederick Guy [nd] [Binder 15.05] 7.06.025 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayden [nd] [Oversized Box 2.08] 7.06.026 Charles Hayter, Herring Neck [nd] [Binder 14.12] 7.06.027 George Hodder and trustees, Congregational Church, Twillingate [nd] [Binder 16.06] 7.06.028 R. Hodder [nd] [Binder 14.14] 7.06.029 Mr. Hodder and Mr. Lethridge, Moreton's Harbour [nd] [Oversized Folder 1.09] 7.06.030 H. J. Howlett, Twillingate [nd] [Binder 14.15] 7.06.031 William Hughes, Twillingate [nd] [Binder 15.06] 7.06.032 Joseph Jeans, Snellings Cove [nd] [Binder 15.07] 7.06.033 Jenkins Pond [nd] [Binder 16.07] 7.06.034 Mrs. Jones and Josiah Manuel, Burn Cove, Exploits [nd] [Binder 14.17] 7.06.035 James Jure (Sr.), Exploits [nd] [Binder 15.08] 7.06.036 Abraham and John Keef, Little Harbour [nd] [Oversized Box 2.09] 7.06.037 Jasper and Thomas Keef, Little Harbour [nd] [Binder 15.09] 7.06.038 John Keef, Little Harbour [nd] [Binder 15.10] 7.06.039 Kite's Cove, Exploits, showing land owned by Henry and James Dalton, Fred and John Jure, Luke, George and Soloman Manuel [nd] [Oversized Folder 1.11] 7.06.040 Andrew, Daniel, Henry and Manuel Lacey, Exploits Burnt Island [nd] [Binder 16.08] 7.06.041 Andrew, Henry and Manuel Lacey, Burnt Island [nd] [Binder 16.09] 7.06.042 Thomas Lacey, Frederick Rideout and William Spencer, Back Harbour [nd] [Binder 16.10] 7.06.043 Survey for Tobias and William Ledrew; and Andrew Walbourn [nd] [Binder 15.11] 7.06.044 Light House Road [nd] [Binder 14.18] 7.06.045 Josiah Linfield and Trustees of the Congregational Church, Little Harbour [nd] [Binder 14.19] 7.06.046 Mr. Lockyer, Fridays Bay [nd] [Oversized Folder 1.13] 7.06.047 Samuel and Stephen Maidment, French Beach [nd] [Binder 16.11] 7.06.048 James Manuel and James Snow [nd] [Binder 16.12] 7.06.049 Thomas Manuel, Twillingate [nd] [Binder 14.20] 7.06.050 William Marsh and Uriah Stuckless, Purcell's Harbour [nd] [Binder 15.12] 7.06.051 John Moors, Back Harbour, Twillingate [nd] [Binder 15.13] 7.06.052 Messers. Moors, Back Harbour [nd] [Oversized Box 2.10] 7.06.053 Moreton's Harbour [nd] [Oversized Box 2.11] 7.06.054 Moreton's Harbour, Wild Cove [nd] [Binder 15.14] 7.06.055 Esau Murray, Harbour Head [nd] [Binder 16.13] 7.06.056 John Nurse, Wild Cove [nd] [Binder 15.15] 7.06.057 James Pardy, Little Harbour [nd] [Binder 15.16] 7.06.058 William Parsons and James White, Noggin Cove [nd] [Binder 16.14] 7.06.059 Andrew J. Pearce, Twillingate [nd] [Binder 16.15] 7.06.060 James Peyton, Back Harbour [nd] [Binder 16.16] 7.06.061 Thomas Peyton, Wild Cove [nd] [Binder 14.22] 7.06.062 Ephriam Pool, Little Harbour [nd] [Oversized Box 2.12] 7.06.063 Mrs. Pool, Hart's Cove [nd] [Binder 16.17] 7.06.064 Public Landing [nd] [Binder 15.17] 7.06.065 Ragged Harbour [nd] [Oversized Folder 1.15] 7.06.066 R. P. Rice, Burnt Bay [nd] [Oversized Box 2.13] 7.06.067 Richard P. Rice, Slade and Company, and others, South Side [nd] [Oversized Folder 1.16] 7.06.068 Frederick Rideout, Twillingate [nd] [Binder 15.18] 7.06.069 Henry Rideout [nd] [Binder 15.19] 7.06.070 Phillip Rideout, Wild Cove [nd] [Binder 15.20] 7.06.071 Rideout, and William and John Spencer, Davis Cove [nd] [Binder 14.25] 7.06.072 Elias Roberts, Bluff Head [nd] [Binder 15.21] 7.06.073 John Roberts, Front Harbour [nd] [Binder 16.18] 7.06.074 Joseph Roberts, Bluff Head [nd] [Binder 15.22] 7.06.075 Henry Scammel, Change Island [nd] [Binder 16.19] 7.06.076 Thomas Scammell, Change Island [nd] [Binder 15.23] 7.06.077 School, Twillingate [nd] [Binder 15.24] 7.06.078 John Score, Black's Head [nd] [Binder 15.25] 7.06.079 William J. Scott, Burnt Bay [nd] [Binder 16.20] 7.06.080 Elias Seabright, Red Rod Cove, Exploits [nd] [Binder 15.26] 7.06.081 Henry Shave, Burnt Island [nd] [Binder 14.27] 7.06.082 Mrs. Caleb Smith, Hearts Cove [nd] [Binder 14.28] 7.06.083 Dr. Stirling, Twillingate [nd] [Binder 15.27] 7.06.084 Dr. Stirling [nd] [Binder 16.21] 7.06.085 George Stirling, Bluff Head [nd] [Oversized Folder 1.17] 7.06.086 Joseph Strong [nd] [Binder 14.29] 7.06.087 Frederick Talbot [nd] [Binder 15.28] 7.06.088 Robert Taylor, Change Island [nd] [Binder 16.22] 7.06.089 Tizzard's Harbour, Chance Harbour [nd] [Binder 15.29] 7.06.090 Tizzard's Harbour [nd] [Binder 15.30] 7.06.091 Edward Tuffin, Little Bay Island [nd] [Binder 15.31] 7.06.092 Warr, Little Harbour [nd] [Binder 16.23] 7.06.093 Albert E., and John and Titus Warren, Herring Neck [nd] [Binder 15.32] 7.06.094 Waterman and Company, Wild Cove [nd] [Binder 14.31] 7.06.095 Waterman and Company, upper premises [nd] [Oversized Box 2.14] 7.06.096 Henry Watten, Change Island [nd] [Binder 15.33] 7.06.097 Wesleyan Mission Ground, Little Bay Island [nd] [Binder 14.32] 7.06.098 Elijah and Richard Wheeler, Farmer's Arm [nd] [Binder 16.24] 7.06.099 Wild Bight, Cross Cove and mining location [nd] [Binder 15.34] 8.0 Census Material, 1836, 1884 8.01 Census Material 1836, 1884 8.01.001 1836 nominal census for the area from Exploits River to Cape John and Fogo Island [with colour photocopy] 8.01.002 "Census papers, 1884" for Twillingate South Islands and Twillingate North Islands [partial] [oversize] 9.0 Shipping and Navigational Aids, 1854 9.01 Shipping and Navigational Aids, 1854 9.01.001 Certificate of British Registry, David Glavine, Native Lass, 1854 [oversized] 9.01.002 Navigational aids and directions for sailing from Newfoundland to places in Italy, Portugal, Spain, Canada, United Kingdom, United States, and the West Indies