Letters, 1807-18, of Anne Fyffe to James Fyffe concerning the sale of Drumgeith estate near Dundee, the management of Forest estate in Jamaica, the sale of enslaved people and family news (folio 1).

Letter, 1802, of Charles Fyffe to James Fyffe concerning Charles Fyffe’s imminent departure from Scotland (folio 95).

Letters, 1750-1778, of David Fyffe to his cousin Elizabeth Fyffe and unnamed cousins concerning his purchase of a sugar plantation, a murder perpetrated by enslaved people, the shipment of goods between Jamaica and Glasgow, recommendations for the education of a younger relative, the American War of Independence and Fyffe’s desire to return to Dundee (folio 96).

Letters, 1796-1807, of David Fyffe to his cousin James Fyffe concerning the management of Forest and Jerusalem estates in Jamaica, the shipment of sugar and rum to Scotland and family news (folio 117).

Letters, 1807-1808, of David Fyffe to James Fyffe concerning the death and financial situation of his father David Fyffe (folio 188).

Letters, 1820-1821, of James Fyffe to David Fyffe, with copy letters of AMcG to James Fyffe, concerning the sale of enslaved people, the sale of livestock and bills of exchange (folio 195).

Letters, 1769 and 1790, of John Fyffe to Elizabeth Fyffe and James Fyffe concerning his health and that of various acquaintances, and his support for the slave trade (folio 202).

Letter, 1761, of Mary Fyffe to Elizabeth Fyffe concerning the purchase of a plantation by Mary Fyffe’s husband and the death of enslaved people (folio 206).

Letter, 1750, of William Fyffe to Elizabeth Fyffe concerning a letter he received from David Fyffe (folio 209).

Letters, accounts and memoranda, 1804-1813, of William Douglas, William Heath, David Hunter and unknown correspondents concerning the wellbeing of members of the Douglas family in Spain, the purchase and sale of land in Jamaica and David Fyffe’s financial situation (folio 211).