Phillimore, Sir Augustus, Admiral, 1822-1897.
The papers consist almost entirely of Phillimore's private and semi-official correspondence from 1835 until the end of his life. These include many letters from relatives, including Phillimore' s numerous brothers and sisters, and some of his letters to them. The remainder are mostly from naval officers. Admiral Sir George Ommanney Willes (1823-1901) was a regular correspondent from the 1840s onwards. There are official letterbooks, papers relating to Jamaica and some papers for the Channel Squadron, a few letters and official service documents and some biographical notes.
Related Material
For a guide to the collection see Mark Phillimore's 'The Phillimore Papers, 1798-1945 an illustrated guide to a naval, political, country house and estate archive' published in 1997. A copy is available on open access in the Caird Library [call number 930.253; item number PBP5237].
Related Material
For a guide to the collection see Mark Phillimore's 'The Phillimore Papers, 1798-1945 an illustrated guide to a naval, political, country house and estate archive' published in 1997. A copy is available on open access in the Caird Library [call number 930.253; item number PBP5237].
Object Details
ID: | PHL |
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Type: | Manuscript |
Display location: | Not on display |
Date made: | 1835-1897 |
Credit: | On loan from a private lender. |
Measurements: | Overall: 214 cm |
Parts: |
Phillimore, Sir Augustus, Admiral, 1822-1897.
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