Collections : [University of Michigan William L. Clements Library]

Official document, with seal [Iin Swedish. No translation].

Certificate of marriage for Samuel and Mary Winship.

This report discusses attitudes of New Englanders towards the Crown, settlement and plantations, wars with Native Americans, and trade and customs (including trade with Barbados).

Formal statement from the Captain of the second Company of the Bataillon de la Montagne ['Second Mountain Battalion'] certifying Jean Rousselin's service as fusilier and as secretary on the General Staff. Seen and signed by battalion officers (fusilier, rifleman, et al.). Printed form "LIBERTÉ EGALITÉ RÉPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE UNE ET INDIVISIBLE. GARDE NATIONALE DE ROUEN, SECOND BATAILLON DE LA MONTAGNE : "Vivre Libre ou Mourir." Verso: Certification that the battalion returned December 8, 1794, and was dismissed later the same month. [NB: the seal and possibly additional signature(s) have been physically cut from the document].

Testimony for ministry of John Fothergill in the colonies.

"Observations Critiques d’un Botaniste habitant des Isles Occidentales de l’amerique, sur les plantes decrites par le R. P. Labat Dominicain, dans les six tomes de son voyage aux Isles." Botanical observations and critiques relating to Jean Baptiste Labat's Nouveau Voyage aux Isles de l'Amerique. In French, no translation.

Regarding the sale and use of slaves in Brunswick, as well as a description of the area. Slaves are employed in rice, pitch tar, and turpentine. It is "certainly the most profitable place on the Continent to Trade to from Europe."