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Accounts, 1792-1797
1 volume of accounts, largely relating to domestic purchases, with enclosures (1792-1797)
Accounts, 1793-1799
1 volume of accounts, largely relating to income, with enclosures (1793-1799)
Correspondence of Joseph Black I, 1754-1783
Joseph Black corresponded with many people on social and professional matters. This series includes correspondence with James Watt (1736-1819), Lord Kames (1696-1782), James Hope Johnstone (1741-1816) and Lorenz Florenz Friedrich von Crell (1744-1816).
1 box of letters and related documents, chronologically arranged with index (1754-1783)
Domestic accounts, 1766-1799
Following the death of Joseph Black in 1799, his affairs were handled by [his nephew] George and solicitor Adam Ferguson WS
Accounts and other executry papers (1776-1799)
Dr Joseph Black: A Centenary Memorial Sketch, 1899
Newscutting (09 December 1899) of an article written by Leonard Dobbin for The Chemist and Druggist, ( 09 December 1899) to mark the centenary of Black's death.
Draft letter by Joseph Black, c1783
Draft letter by Joseph Black regarding George Cottrel's blast furnace.
Draft letter by Joseph Black on smelting, c1783
Draft letter by Joseph Black with an account of George Cottrel's experiment in smelting iron by an air furnace.
Draft letter from Joseph Black to 3rd Earl of Hopetoun, 1772
Draft letter from Joseph Black to 3rd Earl of Hopetoun about gold at Leadhills.
Draft letter from Joseph Black to 3rd Earl of Hopetoun, 14 March 1772
Draft letter from Joseph Black to 3rd Earl of Hopetoun about the assaying of sand from Leadhills.
Draft letter from Joseph Black to 3rd Earl of Hopetoun, 01 April 1773
Draft letter from Joseph Black to 3rd Earl of Hopetoun about gold sand.