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List of ships and 'artificiers' including shipwrights, caulkers, joiners, house carpenters and sawyers, 1 Oct 1817 (apparently from a ledger) (Manuscript)
1817-10-01 - 1817-10-01
TUC/4
Contract, 'Particulars of a Contract for Victualling Sick & Wounded Seamen at Minorca', nd (Manuscript)
1792 - 1810
TUC/10
Document re: the payment of duty to Greenwich Hospital by seamen from 1790-1805, from the Receivers' Office for Greenwich Hospital, Tower Hill, 19 Feb 1806 (Manuscript)
1790 - 1806-02-19
TUC/8
Report re: 'Gun Boats and the Defence of the Coast', nd (Manuscript)
1800 - 1820
TUC/7
Account note re: work on HMS WARSPITE, 1816-1818 (Manuscript)
1816 - 1818
TUC/6
Copy warrant, Navy Office to Plymouth Dockyard 17 Oct 1821 re: the building and repair of ships (Manuscript)
1821-10-17 - 1821-10-17
TUC/5/2
Duty list re: the Naval Hospital, Minorca, nd (Manuscript)
1792 - 1810
TUC/13
Grants of the Castle, Parks and Meadows', Trematon, 16 January 1591-10 Oct 1772, with sections transcribed in Medieval Latin; and Minutes of Grants, Trematon Castle, 10 September 1683 (eighteenth/ nineteenth century copy) (Manuscript)
1772 - 1772
TUC/86
Letters from Admiral du Petit Thouars to Pomare, Queen of Tahiti, 1-4 November 1843 (in French) (Manuscript)
1843-11-01 - 1843-11-04
TUC/58
Letters from various correspondents (in order of correspondent) to Captain John Jervis Tucker, HMS DUBLIN, 3 Oct 1843-18 January 1844 (Manuscript)
1843-10-03 - 1844-01-18
TUC/56
Account sheet of domestic wares, 1888, some items re: Captain Hammond, RN (Manuscript)
1888 - 1888
TUC/95
Letter from John Jervis Tucker to his father, Benjamin Tucker, 3 November 1811 (Manuscript)
1811-11-03 - 1811-11-03
TUC/93
Letter of Attorney - appointment of Uncle Benjamin Tucker, Saltash, Cornwall, ship carpenter as attorney of John Stafford Tucker, 18 June 1766 (Manuscript)
1766-06-18 - 1766-06-18
TUC/98
Statements from John Platt, 28 Oct 1843, and Thomas West, 6 September and 28 Oct 1843, signed by Captain John Jervis Tucker, HMS DUBLIN, re: the transportation of cattle (Manuscript)
1843-09-06 - 1843-10-28
TUC/68
Copy of a statement by Charles de Lisle of London re: the tearing down of the Tahitian flag by French Forces, April 1844 (Manuscript)
1844-04 - 1844-04
TUC/65
Letter re: the publication of Earl St Vincent's letters by Jedediah Stephens Tucker, 17 April 1852 (Manuscript)
1852-04-17 - 1852-04-17
TUC/105
Letter from John Jervis Tucker to FF Berkeley, Admiralty, 5 June 1854 re: the advancement of his career (Manuscript)
1854-06-05 - 1854-06-05
TUC/43
Draft lease, Bradridge from J Prideaux to J Kittow, 18 March 1806, by Benjamin Tucker; agreement between J Kittow and Benjamin Tucker respecting the draining of land at Bradridge, 19 April 1819; and 2 receipts for monies from Kittow for rent of Bradridge, 20 Oct 1819 and 10 Oct 1820 (Manuscript)
1806-03-18 - 1820-10-10
TUC/39
Letter from Captain John Jervis Tucker, HMS DUBLIN, to William Daldy, 24 November 1843, enclosing a deposition of the crew (Manuscript)
1843-11-24 - 1843-11-24
TUC/53
Journal of John Jervis Tucker, Captain Superintendent, Sheerness Dockyard, 1 July 1854-6 November 1856 (Manuscript)
1854-07-01 - 1856-11-06
TUC/50
Lieutenant John Jervis Tucker's Watch Station and Quarter Bill, HMS THETIS, Vera Cruz, 25 January 1824. Bound volume (Manuscript)
1824-01-25 - 1824-01-25
TUC/49
Copy of a list of tenants' rents re: Trematon, 5 Dec 1571-9 June 1626 (eighteenth/ nineteenth century copy) (Manuscript)
1790 - 1890
TUC/85
Letters from Richard Thomas, Rear-Admiral and Commander-in-Chief, to Captain John Jervis Tucker, HMS DUBLIN, 22 August 1843-23 April 1845 (Manuscript)
1843-08-22 - 1844-09-15
TUC/54
Procuration in French (with French transcription), 21 January 1825 re: Benjamin Tucker, Surveyor General of the Duchy of Cornwall - 'for Admiral Cochrane and his son' (Manuscript)
1825-01-21 - 1825-01-21
TUC/26
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