Bar dockets are copies of trail docket for the use of the bar. Civil cases appear in the order in which they were heard in court. In a larger perspective, bar dockets record the progress of civil cases. Entries list names of plaintiff, defendant, and attorneys, and comments about the trial or proceedings. Throughout most of the volumes the remarks section is left blank or reads "trial" or "continued".

Record of all filings and proceedings in civil court. Volume 1 (1868-1876) is labeled "Final Record".

Records of civil case of Sol Bernstein vs Sam Friedman reviewed by Supreme Court

Record of judgements and executions awarded in civil cases

Index to plaintiffs and defendants in civil cases where judgements were awarded. Reference is made to the volume and page number in judgement record, final record and appearance docket.

Index to names in criminal appearance dockets and District Court Journal.

Criminal trial dockets record the progress of criminal cases. Entries list case number, name of plaintiff, and charge and note the proceedings or actions taken on a specific day. Because these are daily recordings, the course of a trial may be documented over several pages or between two volumes.

Index to names in Probate appearance docket, journal, will record, bond record, letters and oaths, and inventory record. Volumes 1A and 1B are indexed only for probate journal, Volume 1. The information in Volumes A and B has been transcribed into Volumes 1 and 2.

Judge's probate docket records the progress of pro-bate cases. Entries list case number, name of pro-bated individual, name of administrator or guardian and comments about the proceedings or day's activity.

Daily record of filings and proceedings in Probate Court.