There is the extract of the Orderly books that was done in 1947 by WB Wilson, I do not know for sure, but I think that the transcription/extract was done for Colonel RFH Wallace, CMG for his article "Regimental Routine and Army Administration in North America in 1759. That was Published in the Journal of the Society for for Army Historical Research in the spring of 1952. Wallace also quotes the Quartermaster book in that article.

Ian McCullough also quotes from the Quartermaster book in "Son's of the Mountains", and like I said, being a former Commander of the Canadian Black Watch, its only natural that the Regimental museum would allow him access to things mere mortals are not allowed :-) Don't get me wrong, I don't begrudge him his access, if I had it, I would use it to its full potential!