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Papers on coastal defence in the Harwich area, 1906-1908. (Manuscript) 1906-1908 NOE/51/5/4
Papers on coastal defence in the Harwich area:
(1) Typescript sheets with details of the Harwich Defence Scheme, revised to 1906.
(2) Details of guns and electric lights supplied by Headquarters, Coast Defence Command, Harwich, 5 July 1907.…
Nath Saunders Senr, Harwich, to Markham, on the fishing smack owners seamen and apprentices, with answers 1806 MRK/105/10/14
26 March 1806, Nath Saunders Senr, Harwich, to ?Markham, on the fishing smack owners seamen and apprentices, with answers to questions, on numbers of Harwich seamen in the navy(72), Pilots (34)and Packet boats(60),
Crew List: Agreements and Official Logs for Ship Harwich, Official Number 56427 (Manuscript) 1915 RSS/CL/1915/3366/87
W Rands; rank/rating, Master; age, 57; place of birth, Shotley, Ipswich; previous ship, same. W F Rands; rank/rating, Mate; age, 27; place of birth, Ipswich; previous ship, same. John Hughes; rank/rating, Able Seaman; age, 23; place of birth, Port ?; previous ship, Ada Gane of Harwich.
Crew List: Agreements and Official Logs for Ship Harwich, Official Number 56427 (Manuscript) 1915 RSS/CL/1915/3366/86
Walter Rands; rank/rating, Master; year of birth, 1857; place of birth, Shotley, Ipswich; previous ship, same. Walter Frederick Vance; rank/rating, Mate; year of birth, 1855; place of birth, Ipswich; previous ship, same.…
Letter to the Admiralty from Captain of the NEWCASTELL frigate at Harwich, asking for instructions about 1659-01-21 ADL/A/10
Letter to the Secretary of the Commissioners of the Admiralty from Edmund Curtis, Captain of the NEWCASTELL frigate at Harwich, 21 January 1658/9, asking for instructions about victualling.
Journal of HMS TAURUS 1 January-13 April 1917 around the coastal ports of Harwich to Rosyth kept by Lieutenant 1917-1917 HTN/206
Journal of HMS TAURUS (Commander C Hodgson) 1 January-13 April 1917 around the coastal ports of Harwich to Rosyth kept by Lieutenant L Hamilton
Logbook of GRAFTON, 1758-1759, also in and out letter and orderbook for the ELTHAM and HARWICH, 1746- 1746-1759 TID/8
Logbook of GRAFTON, 22 January 1758-30 Oct 1759, also in and out letter and orderbook for the ELTHAM and HARWICH, Oct 1746-April 1750
Letter from George Clifford, from Harwich, to Sir Thomas Clifford, re: his prize of the PATRIARCH ISAACK 1665-07-11 - 1665-07-11 CLI/55
Letter from George Clifford, from Harwich, to Sir Thomas Clifford, on board the SWIFTSURE, re: his prize of the PATRIARCH ISAACK currently at Harwich and several casks of brandy, dated 11 July 1665.
Crew List: Agreements and Official Logs for Ship Harwich, Official Number 74437 (Manuscript) 1915 RSS/CL/1915/3383/5
John Ingoe; rank/rating, Master; year of birth, 1866; place of birth, South Shields; previous ship, same. William Wardropper; rank/rating, Engineer; year of birth, 1880; place of birth, South Shields; previous ship, same.…
Wismar where disembarked; returned to Downs via Gothenburg, took in water, forage, thence to Portsmouth-Harwich 1813-1814 HNL/126/10
ZEPHYR (formerly CINCINNATUS, previously ZEPHYR) 1811-1814 - Master February 1813 to 2 March 1814, Matthew Carter (drowned).…
Nelson to Lady Hamilton, Nelson states that he arrived in Harwich yesterday and came on shore for business 1801-08-11 - 1801-08-11 CRK/19/12
Nelson to Lady Hamilton, Sheerness, 11 August 1801, (Harrison I, 44; Nicolas, IV, 454 with words excised 'but I want none, but what you my dear Emma confer'). Nelson states that he arrived in Harwich yesterday and came on shore for business.
Letter from George Clifford to Sir Thomas Clifford re the sale of the prize ship PATRIARCH ISAACK at Harwich 1665-08-04 - 1665-08-04 CLI/67
Letter from George Clifford, from Harwich, to Sir Thomas Clifford re: sale of the prize ship the PATRIARCH ISAACK at Harwich, dated 4 August 1665.
Facsimile of a letter from Earl Beatty compimenting the Harwich Submarine Flotilla on its work in the 1918-01-26 FAC/1/7
Admiral of the Fleet Earl Beatty. Facsimile of a letter to Captain Albert P. Addison, dated 26 Feb 1918, compimenting the Harwich Submarine Flotilla on its work in the war and commenting on the achievement of the navy.
David Banks, Harwich, to Markham, on damage to a light vessel, as his vessel wrecked, has sent a Suffolk 1804 MRK/104/1/18
17 Feb 1804, David Banks, Harwich, to Markham, on damage to a light vessel, as his vessel wrecked, has sent a Suffolk hare
seeking a position for his boatswain George Jeffries of the Romulus to a frigate in the dockyard at Harwich 1806 MRK/102/4/51
No date, Captain Losack to Markham, seeking a position for his boatswain George Jeffries of the Romulus to a frigate in the dockyard at Harwich
William Birchall to Nelson, HM Dutch ship VLIETER, off Harwich, 26 September 1801, request for a survey 1801-09-26 CRK/2/93
William Birchall to Nelson, HM Dutch ship VLIETER, off Harwich, 26 September 1801, request for a survey on a lieutenant
Captain Losack, HMS Romulus, off Harwich Bay, to Markham, on his transfer to the Helena, wishing to 1806 MRK/102/4/50
6 May [?] Captain Losack, HMS Romulus, off Harwich Bay, to Markham, on his transfer to the Helena, wishing to take his 1st Lieutenant Hugh Wylie
transcript extracts entitled, 'The Manuscripts Remark Book of George Ratcliff', Able Seaman, On Board HMS HARWICH 1745-04 - 1750-02 JOD/236/2
Personal account of Ratcliff's life at sea in the Royal Navy, from the lower decks in the mid 18th century.
Bay, 1654; reports the identification of a seaman Roger Harvey, guilty of having murdered a man in Harwich 1654 AGC/1/39
Admiral Robert Blake: letter to the Commissioners of the Admiralty and Navy dated from Sovereign Stoakes Bay, 1654; reports the identification of a seaman Roger Harvey, guilty of having murdered a man in Harwich some little time previously.
Voyage accounts etc February-December 1807: London-Harwich-Memel in ballast; timber to Hull; to Riga 1805-1807 HNL/81/9
LONDON 1806-1812 - Master February 1807-December 1812, Matthew Carter. Voyage accounts etc February-December 1807: London-Harwich-Memel in ballast; timber to Hull; to Riga in ballast, timber to Portsmouth; to Shields in ballast where refitted. Account, Elsinore includes HEART OF OAK 1805.…
Book of Lights and Buoys on the South and East Coasts of England from Harwich to Land's End, prepared circa 1832 GRS/4
Book of Lights and Buoys on the South and East Coasts of England from Harwich to Land's End, prepared for Captain Daniel Stephenson, an Elder Brother of Trinity House, ca.1832, see full list in printed catalogue for further details.
Mrs Sarah Holden to Nelson, Harwich Essex, 9 September 1801, Petition requesting annuity allowed to relicts 1801-09-09 CRK/7/67
Mrs Sarah Holden to Nelson, Harwich Essex, 9 September 1801, Petition requesting annuity allowed to relicts of pilots, for her husband, late pilot of the HMS POLYPHEMUS
Mr R Wordsworth to Nelson, Customs House, Harwich, 10 August 1805, reporting that Captain Saunders of 1805-08-10 CRK/13/178
Mr R Wordsworth to Nelson, Customs House, Harwich, 10 August 1805, reporting that Captain Saunders of the ARGUS cutter in the service of the port will sail tomorrow