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Captain Blankett, copy of a survey on boats at Gibraltar (Manuscript) 1784 MRK/100/2/78
Markham, Cove, to Mrs Markham, rode here to visit the admiral leaving ship in Kinsale for caulking, tried to sail into Milford (Manuscript) 1797 MRK/107/2/6
Andrew Snape Hammond, [Navy Board, Comptroller], to Markham, (damaged), on mislaying the minutes of the court martial, on the verdict being uncommonly severe, on getting confirmed at home. (Manuscript) 1782 MRK/100/8/11
Captain Blankett, HMS Thetis, to Markham to put himself under his command (Manuscript) 1783 MRK/100/2/41
Phillips Cosby, HMS Trusty, to Markham, HMS Sphinx, on the signal for the return of the guard (Manuscript) 1786 MRK/100/2/151
Markham, Centaur, off the Black Rocks, Brest, to Mrs Markham, on ships with troops going to take the French on Belleisle, on conversation with St Vincent (Manuscript) 1800 MRK/107/2/33
Markham, Centaur, off the Black Rocks, to Mrs Markham, Spanish disembarking and laying up ships, on Mr Napier, on a claim, on Dorien’s bank mistake, on ships passing beyond Bellleisle, to send butter in jars (Manuscript) 1800 MRK/107/2/35
Commissioners of the Admiralty (printed) to respective flag officers for paying and returning salutes (Manuscript) 1783 MRK/100/2/40
Sir John Lindsay, Gibraltar to Markham, orders to proceed to Lisbon, then Leghorn (Manuscript) 1785 MRK/100/2/126
Captain Melcombe HMS Rattlesnake to Markham requesting a survey of the Fore yard (Manuscript) 1785 MRK/100/2/98
W Parker HMS Dictator at Blackstakes to Markham with an order to attend a court martial (Manuscript) 1783 MRK/100/2/19
Letter in Arabic, not dated or translated [1784] (Manuscript) 1784 MRK/100/2/196
Markham, Centaur, off Cadiz, to Earl St Vincent, on the state of the seamen’s clothing (Manuscript) 1798 MRK/100/2/207
Captain Bowyer, to Markham order to discharge a marine (Manuscript) 1783 MRK/100/2/18
Markham to his father received packet of letters, asking for news of Sion and Bishopsthorpe, some small luck last spring, Sir Andrew Hamond is at Halifax, dined with General Robertson sends compliments to Mr or Doctor Jackson, dinner with messmates of New York beef (Manuscript) 1781 MRK/107/1/11
Captain Blanket HMS Thetis to Markham, to proceed to Gibraltar. (Manuscript) 1784 MRK/100/2/67
Mr Hodson, Naval Yard Gibraltar, to Markham, requesting assistance on the stores in the yard (Manuscript) 1786 MRK/100/2/162
Markham, Centaur, off Brest, to Mrs Markham,(2 pages), received letters and newspapers, on family connection with [Edmund] Burke, on the parish doctor, on gardening and his parsley pot and greenhouse, on a committee for the [Naval]club, on estates and 3% stock, (Manuscript) 1800 MRK/107/2/22
Markham, Gardiners Bay, Long Island, to his father, cruising for a month off Rhode island within 2 or 3 miles of the French fleet, now in Bay for wood and water (Manuscript) 1780 MRK/107/1/9
Booklet with 9 pages of notes, Lieutenant Henry McCullogh of the Zebra being called was sworn etc. evidence of of the circumstances attending the Zebras firing into the Defiance flag of truce from your first seeing her, and subsequent queries and answers (Manuscript) 1782 MRK/100/8/3
Lovelace, Malaga, to Mr Edward Evitt, annexing memo on monies weight and prices of butts etc, also inferior wines at cheaper price, with listing overleaf of amounts and costs, and a list of coins in copper silver and gold (Manuscript) 1784 MRK/100/2/185
Markham, Centaur, off the black rocks, to Mrs Markham, thanking her for vegetables, has the key to French signals along the coast, 42 ships ready to sail, no one has seen Lady St Vincent (Manuscript) 1800 MRK/107/2/34
Alex Simpson, Gibraltar, to Markham, HMS Centaur, on shipping wines in the Hector enclosing a bill (Manuscript) 1799 MRK/100/2/229
Markham, to his father, safe in Sandy hook after 9 weeks passage, believe Count D’Estaing is off Georgia with 24 sail, ready should he attempt this port, afraid of Rhode island, damages from gales, seized a French snow lade with sugar coffee indigo and cotton, heard Washington is again with the French fleet, strength of the squadron (Manuscript) 1779 MRK/107/1/4