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Folios 613-614: Percy Fraser, Sea Fencibles, Liverpool. He says that he has ordered...

Catalogue reference: ADM 1/1804/232

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This record is about the Folios 613-614: Percy Fraser, Sea Fencibles, Liverpool. He says that he has ordered... dating from 1806 Oct 24 in the series Admiralty, and Ministry of Defence, Navy Department: Correspondence and Papers. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.

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ADM 1/1804/232
Date
1806 Oct 24
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Folios 613-614: Percy Fraser, Sea Fencibles, Liverpool. He says that he has ordered an Officer to take a duty which he believes he is able to perform. He encloses a collection of letters from Doctors which support his Lieutenants in their claims of ill health.

Folio 615: enclosed with folios 613-614. Order to Captain Percy Fraser, Sea Fencibles, Liverpool, to order one of his Lieutenants to transfer to the Impress Service at Greenock.

Folio 616: enclosed with folios 613-614. D. Lindsay M.D., Liverpool. He confirms that Lieutenant George Roach is unfit to travel to Greenock as ordered.

Folio 617: enclosed with folios 613-614. James Watson, Lieutenant, Sea Fencibles, Liverpool. He says that he is unable to comply with the order to travel to Greenock due to his ill health.

Folio 618: enclosed with folios 613-614. James Carson M.D., Liverpool. He certifies that Lieutenant James Watson is not fit to travel to Greenock.

Folio 619: enclosed with folios 613-614. Robert Buchanan M.D., Liverpool. He certifies that Lieutenant George Timins is unfit for duty.

Folio 620: enclosed with folios 613-614. George Timins, Lieutenant, Sea Fencibles, Liverpool. He says that the state of his health prevents him travelling to Greenock as ordered.

Folio 621: enclosed with folios 613-614. Kenneth McKenzie, Lieutenant, Sea Fencibles, Liverpool. He says that his health makes it impossible to undertake the post at Greenock.

Folio 622: enclosed with folios 613-614. Thomas Renwick M.D., Liverpool. He certifies that the health of Lieutenant McKenzie makes him unfit for service.

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The National Archives, Kew
Former department reference
Cap 119
Legal status
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Language
English
Closure status
Open Document, Open Description
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