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Wycombe, Dijon, to Markham, on his recovery from fever, plan to visit Lyons and Bordeaux, on the state of Flanders, enclosing French Kings answer to Parliament, steps towards liberty in this country (Manuscript) 1787 MRK/108/3/5
Navy Office copy of MRK/107/4/28 letter from the Navy Board to Osborne Markham, with copy of the letter from Osborne Markham of 12 January 1805 (Manuscript) 1805 MRK/107/4/29
Mr White, Portsmouth, to Nicholas Vansittart, (copy) on a shipment of wine for the officers of the 88th regiment on board the Abraham Newland transport, and for Mathew Emerson surveyor of the forces on board the Queen transport and for red wine shipped on the Duke of Bronte for Captain Squire of the Royal Engineers (enclosed in above) (Manuscript) 1806 MRK/104/3/57
Standard No3 William Holdsworth, Henry Freeman, John Davis, Bartholemew Connery, William Jones, Sampson Harris, Thos Saul, charge with evidence from Lieutenant Buller, Standard, enclosing list of the situations of the mutineers on board, and Officers of the watch (Manuscript) 1796-1797 MRK/100/5/33
Andrew Snape Hammond, [Navy Board, Comptroller], to Markham, (damaged), on mislaying the minutes of the court martial, on the verdict being uncommonly severe, on getting confirmed at home. (Manuscript) 1782 MRK/100/8/11
Somerville, Nemesis, off Torbay, to Markham, on providing Lieut Eyre as 1st Lieut, listing fishing boats from Dartmouth and Torbay for Admiral Montagu, and from Portland to Isle of Wight (Manuscript) 1803 MRK/102/5/90
Mr Robertson, Borough, to Purvis, (Copy) on Captain Markham’s appeal over the judgment of a share of the Lady Washington (Manuscript) 1799 MRK/100/3/41
Murray Polyphemus [Lat and Long] to Markham, (Private) annotated recd July 3 1807, (Private), [12 pages] voyage details and ship movements summary reasons for leaving Table Bay, rendezvous at St Helena, future plans, wish to return, list of officers promoted and prices of provisions (Manuscript) 1807 MRK/101/4/70
Rowley, Sheerness to Markham, on manning Argo from Hindostan according to rule to prevent picking, Sir Sidney[Smith] no chance standing for Rochester, and if [Captain] Calcraft doesn’t stand I could come in, on canvassing there where I lived 2 years and know leading people, on an exchange of chaplains, other ship movements, on showing his letter to Lord Grenville (Manuscript) 1806 MRK/101/5/73
Arden, Hood, A.Gardener, to Gentlemen, on additions to complement of the Kings ships, on doubling the number of midshipmen, with a copy of the orders in council, with copy of 3 June 1790 order of Stephen Cottrell, Court of St James, and response by commissioners of the Admiralty (Manuscript) 1790 MRK/105/10/9
Markham to his father received packet of letters, asking for news of Sion and Bishopsthorpe, some small luck last spring, Sir Andrew Hamond is at Halifax, dined with General Robertson sends compliments to Mr or Doctor Jackson, dinner with messmates of New York beef (Manuscript) 1781 MRK/107/1/11
Comptrollers statement on being given to understand that a member of the board was keeping a private book, (pages 1 to 4,) with Markham's answer (page 5), and further request from the Board, dated Friday 26 October 1804 (Manuscript) 1804 MRK/107/4/15
Captain Murray, London, Torbay, to Markham, action of Bantry Bay squadron, indulgence in last mutiny, no disposition to be troublesome here, suggests stopping pay, fear of French taking West Indies islands, our chief is sociable (Manuscript) 1802 MRK/101/4/4
Chart, hand drawn, hand coloured showing coastline at Brest with buildings ashore and a sailing ship off the coast (Manuscript) 1798 MRK/110/2/1
Admiral John Markham in letters from Rear Admiral JohnHolloway, Rear Admiral George Martin and Vice Admiral Thomas Macnamara Russell (Manuscript) 1801-1807 MRK/101/9/63-106
Admiral John Markham in letters from Sir Isaac Coffin, Sir Charles Cotton, Sir Thomas Pasley, Commodore Owen and Sir John Borlase Warren (Manuscript) 1802-1807 MRK/101/7/51-84
Admiral John Markham in letters from Rear Admiral JohnHolloway, Rear Admiral George Martin and Vice Admiral Thomas Macnamara Russell (Manuscript) 1801-1807 MRK/101/9/1-62
Montagu, Portsmouth, to Markham, on a gunner knowledgeable of the coast of the River Plata, when a smuggler, on ordering fresh beef and vegetables for Captain Codrington, and the men of the Orion, on needing a French speaking lieut for the Nile for the French coast (Manuscript) 1806 MRK/101/12/95
Montagu, Portsmouth, to Markham, enclosing a message from Sir Sam Hood who is very weak, (MRK/101/12/78), on the convoy with the Curieux, on Prussians in the prison ships wishing to enter merchant ships, on Captain Whitby and his need to consult lawyers (Manuscript) 1806 MRK/101/12/77
Sir Thomas Thompson, Navy Office, to Admiral Markham, Admiralty, on building ships at Bermuda, plan for vessels for Admiral Stanhope, pay books and wages (Manuscript) 1806 MRK/101/11/64
Papers of James and Robert Guthrie, naval surgeons. (Manuscript) 1810-01-01 - 1854-01-01 AGC/38
Rope Family, Shipowners (Manuscript) 1803-11-30 - 1885-09-29 ROP
Illustration: "Poor Tom / No. 26". (Manuscript) 1822-1823 BTL/2/1/19
Bound 1827 1747-1908 FOW/1