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Allotment registers recording the sending of wages to next of kin by warrant officers,...
Catalogue reference: ADM 27/15
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This record is about the Allotment registers recording the sending of wages to next of kin by warrant officers,... dating from 1807-1815 in the series Navy Board, and Admiralty, Accountant General's Department: Registers of Allotments.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Reference (The unique identifier to the record described, used to order and refer to it)
- ADM 27/15
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1807-1815
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Description (What the record is about)
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Allotment registers recording the sending of wages to next of kin by warrant officers, ratings and Royal Marines from ships named H-S from 1805 to 1810 as listed below (described at item level):
- HMS Halifax: page 110. HMS Hamadryad: pages 303-305. HMS Hannibal: pages 298-302, 335-336. HMS Havannah: pages 351-353, 376-377. HMS Hecate: page 217. HMS Helder: pages 145-146. HMS Helena: page 111. HMS Helicon: pages 118-119. HMS Hermes: pages 363-365. HMS Hero: pages 35-40, 264-265. HMS Heroine: page 200. HMS Hesper: pages 33-34. HMS Hibernia: pages 322-325. HMS Hindostan: pages 130-372-374. HMS Hope: page 91. HMS Horatio: pages 59, 73, 113. HMS Hotspur: pages 74-76, 263. HMS Hyaena: pages 174-175, 378. HMS Hyperion: pages 26-28, 30, 187, 201, 218.
- HMS Ildefonso: page 112. HMS Illustrious: pages 60-63. HMS Imogen: pages 331, 346. HMS Impeteux: pages 259-262. HMS Implacable: pages 1-4, 13-18, 42, 360-361. HMS Impregnable: page 355. HMS Inconstant: pages 203-204, 209-211, 226, 362. HMS Indefatigable: pages 232, 334. HMS Intrepid: page 208. HMS Invincible: pages 22-25, 54-56. HMS Iphigenia: pages 43-45, 116, 266-268. HMS Iris: pages 233-236, 254, 257. HMS Irrestible: pages 7-11.
- HMS Jackall: page 331. HMS Jalouse: pages 197-199. HMS Jaseur: pages 97, 110. HMS Jasper: pages 64-65. HMS Jewel (now HMS Alcmene): page 184. HMS Juniper: page 286. HMS Junon: pages 219, 250.
- HMS Kron Prince: pages 245-247.
- HMS La Manche: page 294. HMS Latona: pages 194-196. HMS Laurestinus: pages 375-376. HMS Leda: pages 290-291. HMS Leocadia: page 69 (no entries). HMS Leopard: pages 99, 343-345. HMS Leviathan: 48-53, 109, 183, 196. HMS Leyden: pages 139-142, 147-149, 185, 255, 257. HMS Lille Belt: page 46. HMS Lively: page 293. HMS Locust: page 77. HMS Loire: page 230. HMS Lyra: pages 95-96, 201.
- HMS Macedonian: pages 306-308. HMS Mackerel: page 29. HMS Magicienne: pages 120-121, 275-276, HMS Magnet: pages 188, 333. HMS Magnificent: pages 337-342, 370-371. HMS Malacca pages 68, 70-71, 113. HMS Manilla: pages 242-244, 248, 253. HMS Manly: page 225. HMS Maria: page 186. HMS Marlborough: pages 133-136. HMS Mars: pages 256-257. HMS Martin: pages 150-151. HMS Mary (yacht): pages 258, 276, 277. HMS Medusa: page 279. HMS Medway: pages 316, 328, 332, 333, 361. HMS Melpomene: pages 313-315. HMS Menelaus: pages 282-285, 348, 368. HMS Mercurius: pages 102-104. HMS Mercury: page 348. HMS Mermaid: pages 157-159. HMS Merope: pages 79-80. HMS Meteor: pages 379-380. HMS Milford: 176-181, 269-272. HMS Minden: pages 356-359. HMS Minerva: page 131. HMS Minotaur: page 170. HMS Mistletoe: page 182. HMS Monarch: page 332. HMS Monmouth: pages 317-321, 349-350, 355. HMS Montagu: page 170. HMS Morne Fortunee: page 370. HMS Moselle: pages 191-192. HMS Mullet: page 66. HMS Muros: pages 231, 295. HMS Musette: page 67. HMS Myrtle: pages 31-32, 57-58, 132.
- HMS Naiad: pages 5-6. HMS Namur: pages 83-90, 101. HMS Nancy: page 277. HMS Narcissus: page 100. HMS Nid Elvin: page 41. HMS Neptune: pages 117, 227-229. HMS Nereus: pages 212-214, 278, 294. HMS Nettuno (now HMS Cretan): page 123. HMS Nieman: pages 221-224, 287-289. HMS Nimrod: page 98. HMS Niobe: pages 19-21, 47, 173. HMS Nisus: pages 280-281, 296. HMS Nonpariel: page 72. HMS Norge: pages 93-94, 105-108, 122, 193, 312, 326-327, 347. HMS North Star: pages 292, 329-330. HMS Northumberland: pages 309-311. HMS Nyaden: pages 137-138, 251-253. HMS Nymphen: pages 125-127, 144, 286.
- HMS Onyx: pages 81-82. HMS Opossum: pages 128-129. HMS Orion: pages 171-173. HMS Orlando: pages 354, 366-367. HMS Orpheus: pages 215-216, 220, 273-274. HMS Ortenza: page 143. HMS Owen Glendower: pages 114-115, 124, 249.
- HMS Princess of Orange: pages 205-207.
- HMS Royal Oak: pages 152-156, 237-241.
- HMS San Josef: pages 160-169, 189-190. HMS San Juan: page 202. HMS Solebay: pages 254-255.
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Held by (Who holds the record)
- The National Archives, Kew
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- Public Record(s)
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- Open Document, Open Description
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Record URL
- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C527201/
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ADM 27
Navy Board, and Admiralty, Accountant General's Department: Registers of Allotments...
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