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1888
Thompson, D. (1888).  A brief narrative of the journey of David Thompson in north-western America.
1887
Tyrrell, J. B. (1887).  Report on a portion of the District of Athabasca : Comprising the country between Peace River and Athabasca River north of Lesser Slave Lake. 1-176.
Tyrrell, J. B., & Whiteaves J. F. (1887).  Report on a part of northern Alberta, and portions of adjacent districts of Assiniboia and Saskatchewan. Canada Geological and Natural History Survey Annual Report 1886,
1881
Traill, W. E. (1881).  Letter to Annie, January 5.
Traill, W. E. (1881).  Letter to Mother, July 3.
1879
Traill, W. E. (1879).  Letter to Mother, August 3.
1878
Traill, W. E. (1878).  Lac La Biche Chiefs Answer to Governor's Message, January 3.
Traill, W. E. (1878).  Letter to Annie, October 6.
Traill, W. E. (1878).  Letter to Mother, February 15.
Traill, W. E. (1878).  Letter to Richard Hardisty, January 5.
Traill, W. E. (1878).  Letter to Richard Hardisty, November 26.
1877
Traill, W. E. (1877).  Letter to Lawrence Clark, July 10.
Traill, W. E. (1877).  Letter to Lawrence Clark, June 20.
Traill, W. E. (1877).  Letter to Richar Hardisty, September 12.
Traill, W. E. (1877).  Letter to Richard Hardisty, October 16.
Traill, W. E. (1877).  Letter to Richard Hardisty, September 24.
Torell, O. (1877).  On the glacial phenomena of North America. 13, 76-79.
1875
Traill, W. E. (1875).  Letter to Annie, January 3.
1874
Traill, W. E. (1874).  Letter to Kate, October 15.
Traill, W. E. (1874).  Letter to Mary, February 15.
Traill, W. E. (1874).  Letter to Mother, November 22.
Traill, W. E. (1874).  Letter to Mother, September 1.
1812
Thompson, D. (1812).  Journey from Boggy Hole on the Saskatchewan to the Athabasca River Oct. 29th 1810 to June 24th, 1812.
1799
Thompson, D. (1799).  Journal of Occurrences at Fort George 1799.
Thompson, D. (1799).  Journey From Falls of St. Mary to G Portage and the Red Deer's Lake. Winter There. June 1, 1798, to March 14, 1799.

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