Jamaica. North and Central America - Jamaica. Island. Longitude: -77.5000. Latitude: 18.2500.
Found in 64 Collections and/or Records:
Letter of Eleanor Affleck, Jamaica, to her daughter, Sarah, in Edinburgh, discussing slaves, their impending emancipation and compensation from Government.
Letter of George Tarbutt and Sons to Robert Scollay and Thomas Bolt., 1799.
Concerning the balance of James Innes’ current account and bank stock bought in his name.
Letter of James Cochran to James Hogg., 1742.
Concerning the shipment of claret.
Letter of James Cochran to John Hogg., 1742.
Concerning the shipment of claret.
Letter of James Cochran to John Hogg concerning the sale of wine., 1742.
Concerning the sale of wine and the wellbeing of Hogg’s family in Scotland.
Letter of James Innes to his mother., 1792.
Concerning his mother’s health, the wellbeing of Gideon Nicholson in Jamaica and bills of exchange.
Letter of James Innes to Robert Scollay., 1791.
Concerning the health of family members and the remittance of money.
Letter of James Innes to Robert Scollay., 1793.
Concerning the death of his mother, his purchase of enslaved people and the rebellion in St Domingo.
Letter of Jane Murray to her son John Murray., 1801.
Letter concerning Jane Murray’s health, medical care administered to enslaved people and the management of Hopewell estate, St Thomas in the East parish, Jamaica.
Letter of John Adinston in Jamaica to his brother in Scotland.
Letter of John Adinston to his brother., 1762
Letter, 1762, with transcript, of John Adinston to his brother, possibly George Adinston, concerning a consignment of rum shipped from Jamaica and a request for clothing articles to be sent to Jamaica.
Letter of John Clark to his mother., 1780.
Letter concerning Clark’s employment as a plantation overseer and his ownership of enslaved people.
Letter of John Ferguson to Hugh Hamilton.
On the management of the Pemberton sugar plantation in Jamaica.
Letter of John Pitcairn to Robert Pitcairn., 1766.
Concerning Robert Pitcairn’s debts and goods shipped to Jamaica from Dundee.
Letter of John Wedderburn to James Smith.
Sent from Jamaica, but mostly concerns Wedderburn's business interests in Scotland.
Letter of Malcolm Laing to William Perrin.
On the sale of the empty plantation at Retrieve Mountain and sugar transportation from Jamaica.
Letter of William Ritchie to Robert Pitcairn., 1785.
Concerning Rithcie’s job at Perth grammar school and the arrival of his acquaintance in Jamaica.
Letters from Jamaica of John Clark, John Cunningham and Colin MacLarty to friends and relatives at Greenock.
Letters of, to and concerning the Pitcairn family and letters of James Cochran to John Hogg., 1742-1804.
Letters of, to and concerning the Pitcairn family, and two letters of James Cochran to John Hogg, concerning family and business matters in Scotland and Jamaica.
List of manuscripts of Scottish interest contained in the National Library of Jamaica with a list of Scottish place names in Jamaica., 1970s.
List of manuscripts of Scottish interest in the National Library of Jamaica (folio1).
List of Scottish place names in Jamaica (folio 38).
Notes and sketches made on voyages from Jamaica to London and back.
Papers of and concerning Margaret Macpherson Grant.
Comprising cash books, accounts, legal documents, and correspondence, including letters concerning sugar estates in Jamaica owned by her.
Papers of and concerning the Holden family of Baldovie; with a document concerning Thomas Greig, and with genealogical notes on the Guthries of Guthrie.
Papers of Lord Pitman.
Comprising:
1. travel journals, 1924 and circa 1930, concerning Jamaica and Italy
2. "Tatters: a Memoir", 1937
3. Noelle Reid "A Pleasant Walk to Music Land", 1931
4. letters to Lord Pitman.
Papers of the Earls of Crawford and Balcarres.
Concerns principally their estates in Fife and Lancashire, but includes material concerning the creation of the "Bibliotheca Lindesiana", the management of estates in Jamaica, and the literary, diplomatic, and political activities of the family.