| Description | Letters very few, and are quire overshadowed in interest by the two "accounts current" drawn up by Wigston, the London agent (1270, 1273), by the two schedules of "merchandise" sent out to Jamaica (1271, 1274), and particularly by a long list of quit-rents for Jmaican plantations, going back as far as 1665, and also supplying a conspectus of the plantation-owners for an extended period (doct.1275). 10 papers. |