Letters from Albert Murray on HMS IMPREGNABLE and at the Royal Naval Hospital at Stonehouse, 1875-1876.

Letters received by Mrs Emma Murray while her son was undergoing training on HMS IMPREGNABLE at Devonport, dated between 7 October 1875 and 8 January 1876. Two of them are from colleagues in the service, conveying the news of Murray's illness from measles. Most of the others were written by Murray during his treatment at the Royal Naval Hospital, Stonehouse.

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Item reference:	MRR/1/2; REG07/000375
Catalogue Section:	Personal collections
Level:	ITEM
Extent:	1 folder containing 8 letters and 1 envelope
Date made:	1875; 1875-10-07 - 1876-01-08 1875 - 1881
Creator:	Murray, Albert
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London

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Murray, Albert, Signalman Second Class. (Manuscript) (MRR)
- Letters of Signalman Second Class Albert Murray, circa 1875-1885. (Manuscript) (MRR/1/1-5)
  - Letters from Albert Murray on HMS CIRCE and HMS IMPREGNABLE, 1875. (Manuscript) (MRR/1/1)
  - Letters from Albert Murray on HMS IMPREGNABLE and at the Royal Naval Hospital at Stonehouse, 1875-1876. (Manuscript) (MRR/1/2)
  - Letters from Albert Murray on HMS IMPREGNABLE, HMS FOUDROYANT and HMS SQUIRREL, 1875-1876. (Manuscript) (MRR/1/3)
  - Letters from Albert Murray on HMS ROYAL ADELAIDE and HMS WOLVERINE, 1876-1881. (Manuscript) (MRR/1/4)
  - Letters from Albert Murray after his desertion at Sydney, circa 1881-1885. (Manuscript) (MRR/1/5)

Letters from Albert Murray on HMS IMPREGNABLE and at the Royal Naval Hospital at Stonehouse, 1875-1876.

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