A letter from Treasury department Washington DC In relation to the services rendered by Captain Joseph Penrice.
Treasury department Washington DC May 24th 1873 J.H. Hartley. In relation to the services rendered by Captain Joseph Penrice of the British Ship COMADRE to the officers and crew of the American Schooner ELLEN AND CATHERINE. It appears that these persons were in danger of being murdered by the Mexicans when Captain armed his crew for the protection of the sufferers and fed them for 10 days.
Record Details
| Item reference: | HSR/G/1/6 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Manuscript documents acquired singly by the Museum |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Extent: | 1 letter |
| Date made: | 1873-05-24 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- To Penrice’s wife about a journey on sea where the ship was stuck in a hurricane. (Manuscript) (HSR/G/1/2)
- Letter of thanks to Captain Joseph Penrice. (Manuscript) (HSR/G/1/3)
- A letter of heartfelt thanks for the kind protection and generous hospitality. (Manuscript) (HSR/G/1/4)
- A letter of demand that Joseph Penrice be granted compensation for damages and outrages that he had sustained. (Manuscript) (HSR/G/1/5)
- A letter from Treasury department Washington DC In relation to the services rendered by Captain Joseph Penrice. (Manuscript) (HSR/G/1/6)
- A letter from Thomas Atkinson in San Francisco to Mr Captain Joseph D. Penrice. (Manuscript) (HSR/G/1/7)
- A letter from Shanghai to Joseph Penrice. (Manuscript) (HSR/G/1/8)
- A letter to Captain Penrice, To the Care of William A. Hall, Ship Builder Aberdeen. (Manuscript) (HSR/G/1/9)
- Receipt from Captain Penrice to Chronometer Maker: Henry Frodsham. (Manuscript) (HSR/G/1/11)
- Receipt from Captain Penrice to Meveius Chronometer Maker: Henry Frodsham. (Manuscript) (HSR/G/1/12)
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