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Sick And Hurt Board, In-Letters And Orders (Manuscript) 1746-1750 ADM/E/12
In letters, 1746-50
Harland to Admiralty 7 July 1746, Harland asks to be supplied with Neeler's medicinal belts. 'Being glad to use every expedient to preserve the health of my people.'…
Sick And Hurt Board, In-Letters And Orders (Manuscript) 1706-1707 ADM/E/3
In letters, 1706-7
Henry Heart, surgeon of HMS Kingston 20 April 1706, asked the Board to repay the £50, he had laid out in medicines curing 117 of the crew set ashore at Yorktown, Virginia. The Board refused on the grounds that Heart was merely performing his duty in curing the crew.…
Sick And Hurt Board, In-Letters And Orders (Manuscript) 1747-1748 ADM/M/401
In-letters from the Admiralty relating to Prisoners of War, January 1747-Mar 1748
Sick And Hurt Board, In-Letters And Orders (Manuscript) 1748-1748 ADM/M/402
In-letters from the Admiralty relating to Prisoners of War, Apr-July 1748
Sick And Hurt Board, In-Letters And Orders (Manuscript) 1746-1747 ADM/M/397
In-letters from the Admiralty relating to Prisoners of War, January 1746-April 1747
Sick And Hurt Board, In-Letters And Orders (Manuscript) 1747-1747 ADM/M/399
In-letters from the Admiralty relating to Prisoners of War, Aug-Oct 1747
Sick And Hurt Board, In-Letters And Orders (Manuscript) 1747-1747 ADM/M/398
In-letters from the Admiralty relating to Prisoners of War, May-July 1747
Sick And Hurt Board, In-Letters And Orders (Manuscript) 1746-1746 ADM/M/396
In-letters from the Admiralty relating to Prisoners of War, Sep-Dec 1746
Sick And Hurt Board, In-Letters And Orders (Manuscript) 1746-1746 ADM/M/395
In-letters from the Admiralty relating to Prisoners of War, May-August 1746
Sick And Hurt Board, In-Letters And Orders (Manuscript) 1744-1745 ADM/M/390
In-letters from the Admiralty relating to Prisoners of War, January 1744-Mar 1745
Sick And Hurt Board, In-Letters And Orders (Manuscript) 1702-1806 ADM/E&M
The records were transferred to the Museum in 1938 by arrangement with the Admiralty. They consist of eighty volumes of in-Letters from the Admiralty, 1702 to 1806.…