Marryat family letters.
This material relates to Rear-Admiral Joseph Henry Marryat CB (1830-1881) and his brother Arthur Marryat (1832-1894), who were nephews of the novelist Captain Frederick Marryat (1792-1848). They are letters sent home to their parents Charles Marryat (1803-1884), a London merchant, and Caroline Marryat, who lived at Cedar Lodge (later renamed Parkfield) in the Potters Bar area of Hertfordshire. Some of them are handwritten copies, which appear to be contemporary.
Record Details
| Item reference: | AGC/M/24 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Manuscript documents acquired singly by the Museum |
| Level: | FILE |
| Extent: | 1 folder |
| Date made: | 1853-1856 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Edmund Sheffield Mulgrave, 2nd Earl: warrant for fitting of the FALCON and HUNTER for sea, dated 9 Oct 1648. (Manuscript) (AGC/M/1)
- Vice-Admiral Michael Makaroff: his correspondence with Sir Evan Nepean and other letters during the Russian-Anglo blockade of the Dutch coast. (Manuscript) (AGC/M/2)
- Admiral Richard Man: letter to Sir William Hamilton, dated Rome, 9 January 1776. (Manuscript) (AGC/M/3)
- Mount Edgecumbe, Earl of: letter to Dundas, dated 24 March 1792 regarding appointment of Deputy-Lts for Cornwall. (Manuscript) (AGC/M/4)
- Admiral Sir Robert Moorsom: letters giving descriptions of the battle of Trafalgar. (Manuscript) (AGC/M/5)
- HH Meier: letters to George Bayley on Denmark's need of ships, 1864. (Manuscript) (AGC/M/6)
- Sir Francis Leopold McClintock: letters to an unknown authority on Arctic travel asking for comments on his plans. (Manuscript) (AGC/M/7)
- Andrew Macbride: letter to Commandere J T Duckworth, dated LEVIATHAN, Port Mahon, 26 March 1799, describing a universal scale for graduating degrees on a Mercator chart. (Manuscript) (AGC/M/8)
- John Mason, Quartermaster of HMS AFRICA, to his family, describing the battle of Trafalgar. (Manuscript) (AGC/M/9)
- Mrs Josephine Maud Macarthur: letter to His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester thanking him for accepting the Nelson relics she had offered. (Manuscript) (AGC/M/10)
- Sir Charles Middleton: letter to William Wilberforce, reflecting on contemporary naval administration on the eve of the Peace of Amiens in the light of his experience of the period of peace beginning in 1783. (Manuscript) (AGC/M/11)
- Francis H Miller, naval historian and Superintendent of the Royal Victoria Yard, Deptford: letter to Mr Richardson, regarding an illustration of uniform; and 'Memorandum as to the Origin of Naval Uniform' (Manuscript) (AGC/M/12)
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