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Note on the actions of Captain Blankett regarding the Emperor of Morocco’s frigate (Manuscript)
1784
MRK/100/2/74
Captain Blankett to Markham, to go to Malaga, to bring money from merchants to Gibraltar and to inform me whether any American ships have arrived (Manuscript)
1784
MRK/100/2/73
Dorien etc (bankers), London, to Captain Markham, Livermead cottage, Newton Abbotts, on receipt of money and purchase of stock (Manuscript)
1800
MRK/100/2/215
Mercer and Taylor, Plymouth Dock, to Captain Markham, invoice for goods at 13.19.0 (Manuscript)
1800
MRK/100/2/216
Markham, Centaur, to Earl St Vincent, on directions of the surgeon on woollen clothing, requesting men to be allowed a woollen jacket for night wear. And 11 August 1798 Markham, Centaur off Cadiz, to Lord St Vincent (draft) on his request for the seamen (Manuscript)
1798
MRK/100/2/206
Markham, Centaur, off Cadiz, to Earl St Vincent, on the state of the seamen’s clothing (Manuscript)
1798
MRK/100/2/207
Admiral John Markham Admiralty Business correspondence and papers from persons of note, non naval (Manuscript)
circa 1801-1807
MRK/105/1/1-55
Admiral John Markham papers, court martial papers as Captain Markham, HMS Zebra (Manuscript)
1782
MRK/100/8/1-11
Alex Simpson, Gibraltar, to Markham, HMS Centaur, on shipping wines in the Hector enclosing a bill (Manuscript)
1799
MRK/100/2/229
Alex Simpson, Gibraltar, to Markham, on his bills for casks of wine (Manuscript)
1798
MRK/100/2/228
Order unsigned, to suspend Captain Markham to convene a court martial (Manuscript)
1782
MRK/100/8/4
Sam Hood, Barfleur, Port Royal harbour, to Captain Markham, Zebra, on his orders (Manuscript)
1782
MRK/100/8/6
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
Proceedings of the court martial, account of 22 May 1782, Remarks on board HM sloop Zebra Captain John Markham, Commander, Journal (Manuscript)
1782
MRK/100/8/9
Admiral John Markham correspondence with his wife (Manuscript)
1796- 1809
MRK/107/2
Markham, Sphinx, Gibraltar Bay, to his father, unavoidable long silence as in quarantine, supplies of fresh bullocks taken on board, account of his visit to Tunis, fired on by Venetian ship and responded with the Thetis, received by Bey of Tunis, staying here for winter, busy with ships on the new mole (Manuscript)
1784
MRK/107/1/22
Markham, Sphinx, River Tagus, delayed here by rotten foremast, go to Gibraltar then Malaga, leaving Lord Pembroke here for Madrid, ill from jaundice, on society and dining with rich men (Manuscript)
1784
MRK/107/1/21
Markham to his father on hearing of his sisters marriage, staying at Naples in a round of pleasure, dined with the King, his opinion of him as a moderate sovereign, authority vested in the Queen, expense of Naples and Florence (Manuscript)
1784
MRK/107/1/20
Markham, Sphinx, Gibraltar Bay, to his father, called on by Dr Stevens, Chaplain of the Ganges, details of arrangements for his return (Manuscript)
1783
MRK/107/1/19
Markham, Sphinx, Spithead, to his father, in the channel tomorrow, no lieutenants yet appointed (Manuscript)
1783
MRK/107/1/18
Captain Markham, Deal, to his father, needed to draw a bill of £30, large expense as a captain, leaving Downs for Spithead for Gibraltar (Manuscript)
1783
MRK/107/1/17
Markham, London, off Chessapicke bay, to his father, to be delivered by the Captain of the Rattlesnake, am now 1st lieutenant of the London, to decide whether to go with Admiral Graves or Digby if not promoted, in Captain Elphinstone’s opinion he prefers the latter, all kept secret on the ship (Manuscript)
1781
MRK/107/1/15
Letter from the Archbishop of York to his son John Markham, on the situation at home, on his experience of the Gordon riots (Manuscript)
1780
MRK/107/1/37
Markham, English Harbour, Antigua, to his father, Archbishop of York, Bloomsbury Square, London, joy on his promotion, listing ships of the squadron in the West Indies, death of Captain of Pearl. (Manuscript)
1777
MRK/107/1/3
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