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Letters and reports, 1800-1806. (Manuscript) 1800-1806 KIN/34
Letters from Col. E.B. Littlehales with news of Nelson in the Mediterranean, plus intelligence reports. Documents relating to the handing over of command of the Irish Station by Kingsmill to Sir Alan Gardner.…
Prize money book, 1797-1800. (Manuscript) 1797-1800 KIN/14
Prize Money Book containing details of ships taken and detained by Kingsmill's fleet
Letters, 1766-1789. (Manuscript) 1766-1789 KIN/18
Letters, including one from A. Hervey mentioning change of name from Brice to Kingsmill. Letter from Adm. George Rodney to rear Adm. Spry. Copy of letters by Adm. Harvey regarding Lord Howe's conduct at St. Lucia.…
Notebook relating to the Irish station, 1795-1797. (Manuscript) 1795-1797 KIN/17
Rough notebook in leather wallet, kept by Kingsmill containing loose cards depicting distingishing signals, lines of battle and anchorage, etc for the Irish Station.
Additional items including biographical details and a copy of a letter from Lord Nelson. (Manuscript) circa 1932 KIN/42
Ephemera included in the collection, including a photocopy of a letter from Nelson to Kingsmill from the VICTORY and biographical details of Kingsmill.
Newspaper account of Lord Nelson's funeral, 1806. (Manuscript) 1806-01-10 KIN/41
'The Times' newspaper from 10 January 1806, including an account of the funeral of Lord Nelson.
Will, 1806. (Manuscript) 1806-01-28 KIN/40
Adm. Sir Robert Brice Kingsmill's will
Letters and reports, 1799. (Manuscript) 1799-01 - 1799-01 KIN/26
Admiralty letters and reports on the movements of the French and their intended invasion of Ireland.
Orders, 1799. (Manuscript) 1799-10 - 1799-10 KIN/31
Mainly Admiralty orders, plus orders from Kingsmill to ships under his command, to escort army transports carrying Irish troops from Cork to Minorca
Letter and enclosure to Captain MacNamara, 1799. (Manuscript) 1799-08 - 1799-08 KIN/29
Letter and enclosure from Kingsmill to Capt. Macnamara with details from Hamburgh of French agents and ships movements.