King of Pictou, Edward Mortimer

This is now part of the paved Jitney Trail along the Pictou waterfront.

Agreement signed in 1790

Letter with Patterson's seal

Issued for purchase of pine

Edward Mortimer and Robert Logan properties along the St. Lawrence, James Milne land along River John Road, and varies properties along the West Branch river. Maps by Charles Morris.

Account statement between Robert Patterson, Esq., and Edward Mortimer.

Dr. Thomas McCulloch applying for the Philadelphia land grant

Account with James Patterson, not dated

Dated Pictou 1811, land surveyed by James Patterson for Edward Mortimer

This document could not be identified because it is difficult to read. Addressed to 'The Rev. Thomas McCulloch"

Article describing old Norway House and the significance to the town of Pictou from the Pictou Advocate, 28 December 1933 p 14.

Article describing the history of the first Presbyterian church and the interesting facts surrounding it.

Small Pamphlet About the Town of Pictou

Letter to George The Third

Newspaper Article By Roland Sherwood

Newspaper Article By Roland Sherwood

Newspaper Article About the Norway house

View of Pictou from Smiths Point or Norway Point

Accounts from James Patterson Sr., with date near bottom of October 8th, 1795

Receipt/note from Daniel Patterson, dated 1808

Surveying note from Thomas Mooring, dated November 1811

Surveying note from James Copland, dated in Pictou September 5th, 1803

Dated in Pictou July 22nd, 1806

Receipt from Edward Mortimer and George [Berth?] for James Patterson