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Markham, London to Mrs Markham, on viewing houses, and renting close to her Aunt, enclosing list of goods needed (Manuscript) 1809 MRK/107/2/82
Admiral John Markham correspondence with his wife (Manuscript) 1796- 1809 MRK/107/2/39-83
Admiral John Markham correspondence with his wife (Manuscript) 1796- 1809 MRK/107/2/1-38
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
Markham, off the highlands of Neversinth, to his father, going into New York, just returned from Penobsot bay, his belongings in Perseus looked after by the carpenter Russell White, requesting a promotion seized a privateer, in good health, no news from Admiral Abuthnot (Manuscript) 1779 MRK/107/1/5
Markham, Blonde, Falmouth to his father, chased by 3 French frigates, in light winds one came close with oars, lightened my ship of provisions, crew wetted sails with the fire engine, left them behind, met again off the Lizard, ship sails well, anxiety of becoming a prisoner (Manuscript) 1793 MRK/107/1/24
Markham to his father, fitting out for a cruise, no luck on last cruise so had to draw on you for a large sum, invited to dinner by General Robertson but no decent clothes so excused myself, to see Sir George Rodney tomorrow, irregular packet service by the post office, his uncle George sent news of the tumults and dangers, the essential service of the army, bill for washing, mutton and fish (Manuscript) 1780 MRK/107/1/10
James Duff [the British Consul] Cadiz, to J Melcombe Esq, on 9 seamen sent from Cadiz (Manuscript) 1785 MRK/100/2/121
George Bowyer, HMS Irresistable, to Captain Markham HMS Sphynx, extract from Admiralty orders for ships fitting out (Manuscript) 1783 MRK/100/2/3
Markham, Centaur, off Cadiz, to his father, with few provisions sailed from Bantry Bay under Sir Roger Curtis, to join Lord St Vincent, squadron sailed to join Nelson, news that Bonaparte is embarked at Toulon with troops to punish the Dey[ of Algiers], for beheading a Frenchman, (Manuscript) 1798 MRK/107/1/35
Markham, Centaur, ½ past 1, Wednesday, to Mrs Markham, Torkey, on a court martial (Manuscript) 1800 MRK/107/2/17
Lieutenant Thomas Wade, HMS Rattlesnake, to Markham, requesting a change of duties with Mr Parker, lieuenant of the Kingfisher, to allow him to go home (Manuscript) 1786 MRK/100/2/165
Markham, Centaur, Kinsale, to Mrs Markham, bad weather prevented ship from making Milford Haven, no hope of peace, threat of invasion, short of provisions, expects money to be paid (Manuscript) 1798 MRK/107/2/8
Captain John Blankett, HMS Thetis, to Captain John Markham, HMS Sphynx, to put himself under his command (Manuscript) 1785 MRK/100/2/92
Note by the deputy prattick master on a survey for Captain Markham (Manuscript) 1785 MRK/100/2/91
General Eliott, Gibraltar to John Markham, regarding passes for packet for the Barbary states (Manuscript) 1785 MRK/100/2/90
Captain Melcombe, HMS Rattlesnake to Markham, regarding a survey on the running rigging and mizzen shrouds (Manuscript) 1785 MRK/100/2/95
Phillips Cosby HMS Trusty, to Markham, HMS Sphinx, on the planks and materials for mending the deck beams (Manuscript) 1786 MRK/100/2/154
Sir John Lindsay HMS Trusty, Gibraltar to Markham, to hire caulkers as his ship is leaky (Manuscript) 1784 MRK/100/2/42
Centaur, off Ushant, to Mrs Markham, Livermead cottage, joining Sir Alan Gardner under Lord St V[incent], on his greenhouse cabin, Large fleet put into Torbay as we left, on buying stocks, impact of the old veteran [St Vincent] on the fleet (Manuscript) 1800 MRK/107/2/30
Markham, Cavendish Square, London, to Mrs Markham, on furnishing Queen Street, on painting works (Manuscript) 1809 MRK/107/2/79
Office of Ordnance, Gibraltar, to Captain John Blankett, HMS Thetis, on raising or disposing of the Charles and Eleanor ordnance store ships sunk in the New Mole, seeking his opinion (Manuscript) 1784 MRK/100/2/199
Office of Ordnance Gibraltar to Captain Blankett, on the supply of stores, to be adjusted by the two boards in England (Manuscript) 1784 MRK/100/2/81
Navy Office to Markham on making alterations to the ship (Manuscript) 1783 MRK/100/2/9