Medical report: "Professor John McKean's Phrenological Register of the Capabilities & Natural Tendencies of Lieut. Jackson as certified this 8th day of October 1886."
Medical report: "Professor John McKean's Phrenological Register of the Capabilities & Natural Tendencies of Lieut. Jackson as certified this 8th day of October 1886."
Record Details
| Item reference: | JAC/25 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Extent: | 1 folder |
| Date made: | 1886-10-08 - 1886-10-08 |
| Creator: | Jackson, Henry Bradwardine |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Certificate for Wounds and Hurts. Contains details of injury recieved by Jackson while burning the newly fitted electric light on board HMS TEMERAIRE on 13th October 1885 at Corfu (Manuscript) (JAC/24)
- Medical report: "Professor John McKean's Phrenological Register of the Capabilities & Natural Tendencies of Lieut. Jackson as certified this 8th day of October 1886." (Manuscript) (JAC/25)
- Newspaper cuttings related to Jackson's service in torpedo boats (Manuscript) (JAC/26)
- Letter to Jackson from Vice-Admiral Tryon. Expresses satisfaction at the Conduct of the Torpedo Flotilla. (Manuscript) (JAC/27)
- Newpaper cutting from the London Gazette regarding Jackson's promotion to Commander (Manuscript) (JAC/28)
- Commission as Commander (Manuscript) (JAC/29)
- Letter and cutting regarding Jackson's marriage to Miss Burbury. (Manuscript) (JAC/30)
- Letter from the Hon. Secretary of the United Services Recreation Ground, Portsmouth, expressing regret at Jackson's resignation from the management committee after 4 years. (Manuscript) (JAC/31)
- Letters and cuttings relating to the collision of the HENRY ANNING with HMS EDINBURGH. Jackson was commended on his actions during this incident, which allowed all crew to escape safely (Manuscript) (JAC/32)
- Newpaper cutting form the Malta Naval News, regarding the visit of Lord Spencer, who inspected a mine invented by Jackson (Manuscript) (JAC/33)
- Admiralty letter regarding the manufacture of the 18" torpedo (Manuscript) (JAC/34)
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