A brief history of William Burnett
Copied from the Admiralty a history of William Burnett who was born 1769 and was a medical officer in the Navy eventally becoming Physician to King William IV.
Record Details
| Item reference: | NEP/9/25; MS1989/006 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Extent: | folder |
| Date made: | 1869-05-26 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- A note from Evan Nepean on the secret service money (Manuscript) (NEP/9/2)
- Mr Minet and Fecton letter about overdue payment. (Manuscript) (NEP/9/3)
- Letter from Daniel Adams on the London Corresponding Society (Manuscript) (NEP/9/4)
- Letters from De La Roche on and his services at Toulon. (Manuscript) (NEP/9/5/1)
- Letters from Daniel De La Roche asking for protection. (Manuscript) (NEP/9/5/2)
- Letter from Mr William O'Brien master of an American Brig ENDEAVOR (Manuscript) (NEP/9/6)
- Two letters from F. Maderny about his time in the secret service and asking for compensation. (Manuscript) (NEP/9/7)
- Letter from Groves about a letter from Mr King (Manuscript) (NEP/9/8)
- A letter from Gabriel Bray on the French prisoners who were on the HIND. (Manuscript) (NEP/9/9)
- Letter from Gabriel Bray on the HIND about pilot employment with John Warren (Manuscript) (NEP/9/10)
- A letter from Captain William Albany Otway on the payment of a French officer. (Manuscript) (NEP/9/11)
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