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Salary ledger for clerks and tradesmen at [Deptford] Yard includes two loose papers:...
Catalogue reference: ADM 7/858
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1709-1776
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Salary ledger for clerks and tradesmen at [Deptford] Yard includes two loose papers: account of salaries and allowances paid by W Alexander for victualling His Majesty's ships at Halifax,Nova-Scotia, 1 Dec. 1775 - 28 Sept. 1784; list of persons receiving pensions from Victualling Office, 14 Dec. 1809, late belonging to London, Deptford, Portsmouth, Plymouth, Chatham and Dover yards
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- The National Archives, Kew
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ADM 7
Admiralty: Miscellanea
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