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The ledger of accounts lists both debits and credits for various Indigenous individuals and/or their families, listing items purchased and the cost, as well as the credited value of the furs, canoes or services provided (as guide or paddler) in exchange for goods. Individual family names mentioned in the book are as follows: Chingigan, Quéquétashitch, Sagaqueshcawa, Endianoy, Kishabick, Saganackishkam, Mitassogone (alias Ten Nights), Wabanangay, Awassikigick, Eguiniwina, Monjackipinacy, Eniwishcowa, Misinabigan, Poutchonce, Ogotchitch, Weyouse, Meyawabenwey, Camisquabenokee, Nabikitawa, Oguimanwanaquit, Nawaqueshkam, Nikickoboam, Misigwabe, Seyqueweshitch, Espasawetch, Heniwabenokee, Miscoutiquane, Enénne, Weyassigay, Shwassowiné, Keloweshcawa, Coucatchie, Piquaghkoshtiquanagan, Macatai Ininie, Piquitchinini, Canangiwetch, Wabichinigish, Wabacon, Ochiboy, Omisoe, Wacakigick, Boeref, Oguimankigisk, Misinangay, Capaykigickonce, Neyabinawa, Minawanikigick, Canisawetch, Sagatap. (transcription errors are likely)

Contains advice regarding Hay's debentures.

Discussing government in Lower Canada.

Relates to Rev. J. Caswell.

The fonds consists of a contract between the Honourable George Markland and Mr. John Mason to superintend the mason's work in building the Frontenac County Court House.

Includes corrected version of Charge of the Light Brigade: poem; discusses heroes of Balaclava.

Letters addressed to Harriet Cartwright, wife of Rev. Robert Cartwright and mother of Sir Richard Cartwright. The letters relate to business matters.

Item is a letter from Charles Marius Barbeau to Joseph Edmond Roy regarding Roy's study of manuscripts concerning New France.

Prayers, psalms and meditations, n.d.

Refers to personal charges against a parishoner, and gives a character reference.