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Allotment declaration lists recording the sending of wages (year/s in bracket) to...
Catalogue reference: ADM 27/30
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ADM 27/30
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Date (When the record was created)
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1831-1832.
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Allotment declaration lists recording the sending of wages (year/s in bracket) to next of kin by warrant officers, ratings and Royal Marines from ships named A-W, as listed below: (Described at item level).
- HMS Actaeon: allotment number 8678; pages 342-345 (1832). HMS African: allotment numbers 8092, 8103-8104, 8639; pages 25-28, 33-36, 45-48, 299-302 (1832). HMS Alfred: allotment numbers 8901, 8990; pages 532-535, 612-615 (1832). HMS Alligator: allotment number 8640; pages 303-306 (1832). HMS Ariadne: allotment number 8628; pages 275-278 (1831-1832). HMS Asia: allotment number 8108, 8635; pages 53-56, 291-294 (1832). HMS Astraea: allotment numbers 8200, 8760, 8801, 8938; pages 121-124, 420-423, 474-477, 588-591 (1832).
- HMS Barham: allotment number 8642; pages 307-313 (1832). HMS Barracouta: allotment number 8632; pages 287-290 (1832). HMS Belvidera: allotment number 8134; pages 77-80 (1831-1832). HMS Blanche: allotment numbers 8929-8932; pages 572-575 (1832). HMS Blossom: allotment number 8695; pages 366-374 (1832). HMS Britannia: allotment number 8556; pages 251-258 (1832).
- HMS Caledonia: allotment numbers 8358, 8874-8899; pages 189-202, 520-525 (1832). HMS Calypso: allotment number 8549; pages 231-234 (1832). HMS Ceylon: allotment numbers 8476, 8744; pages 203-210, 404-407 (1832). HMS Childers: allotment number 8644; pages 313-316 (1832). HMS Clio: allotment number 8058; pages 1-4 (1831-1832). HMS Columbia: allotment numbers 8192, 8629, 8919; pages 113-116, 279-282, 556-559 (1832). HMS Confiance: allotment numbers 8626, 8795; pages 271-274, 466-469 (1832). HMS Conflict: allotment number 8330; pages 157-160 (1832). HMS Conway: allotment numbers 8939-8984; pages 592-601 (1832). HMS Curlew: allotment number 8741; pages 396-399 (1832).
- HMS Donegal: allotment number 8986; pages 608-611 (1832). HMS Druid: allotment numbers 8765, 8802; pages 438-441, 478-481 (1831-1832). HMS Dryad: allotment number 8536; pages 219-222 (1831-1832). HMS Dublin: allotment numbers 8852, 8991; pages 504-507, 616-621 (1832).
- HMS Echo: allotment number 8679; pages 346-348 (1832).
- HMS Fairy: allotment numbers 8609, 8775; pages 267-270, 450-453 (1832). HMS Firebrand: allotment numbers 8075, 8083, 8089, 8538, 8742, 8902; pages 13-16, 17-20, 21-23, 223-226, 400-403, 536-539 (1832). HMS Flamer: allotment numbers 8355, 8653, 8798; pages 185-188, 317-320, 470-473 (1832). HMS Fly: allotment number 8093; pages 37-44 (1832). HMS Frolic: allotment number 8331; pages 161-164 (1832).
- HMS Harrier: allotment numbers 8349, 8692; pages 181-184, 362-365 (1832). HMS Hermes: allotment number 8755; pages 412-415 (1832). HMS Hope: allotment number 8092; pages 33-36 (1832).
- HMS Imogene: allotment number 8677; pages 338-341 (1832). HMS Investigator: allotment number 8119; pages 61-64 (1832). HMS Isis: allotment number 8995; pages 626-629 (1832).
- HMS Leveret: allotment numbers 8553-8555, 8754; pages 239-242, 243-246, 247-250, 408-411 (1832). HMS Lyra: allotment number 8090; pages 29-32 (1832).
- HMS Madagasgar: allotment numbers 8135, 8165; pages 81-90, 95-102 (1832). HMS Mutine: allotment number 8699; pages 378-380 (1832).
- HMS Nautilus: allotment numbers 8346, 8903; pages 177-180, 540-543 (1832).
- HMS Ocean: allotment numbers 8310, 8782; pages 141-153, 454-457 (1832). HMS Onyx: allotment numbers 8123, 8685, 8871; pages 69-72, 350-353, 516-519 (1832). HMS Opossum: allotment numbers 8933-8935; pages 576-579 (1832). HMS Orestes: allotment numbers 8059, 8607, 8804, 8936; pages 5-8, 263-266, 486-489, 580-583 (1832).
- HMS Pearl: allotment numbers 8188, 8656; pages 103-108, 325-332 (1832). HMS Pigeon: allotment number 8767; pages 442-446 (1832). HMS Pike: allotment numbers 8066, 8703, 8925-8928; pages 9-12, 430-433, 568-571 (1832).
- HMS Rattlesnake: allotment numbers 8998-9000; pages (1832). HMS Recruit: allotment number 8867; pages 512-515 (1832). HMS Revenge: allotment numbers 8191, 8630, 8676, 8992-8994; pages 109-112, 283-286, 334-337, 622-625 (1832). HMS Rinaldo: allotment numbers 8921-8924; pages 564-567 (1832). HMS Romney: allotment numbers 8493, 8687, 8808, 8910; pages 211-218, 354-357, 490-493, 552-555 (1832). HMS Royal Charlotte: allotment numbers 8344, 8655; pages 173-176, 321-324 (1832). HMS Royal George: allotment numbers 8342, 8606, 8761, 8920; pages 169-172, 259-262, 424-429, 560-563 (1832).
- HMS San Josef: allotment numbers 8201, 8853; pages 125-140, 508-511 (1832). HMS Saint Vincent: allotment number 8985; pages 602-608 (undated). HMS Spey: allotment numbers 8193, 8701, 8996-8997; pages 117-120, 382-385, 630-634 (1832). HMS Stag: allotment numbers 8121, 8551, 8758, 8790, 8793, 8822; pages 65-68, 235-238, 416-419, 458-461, 462-465, 494-497 (1832). HMS Swallow: allotment number 8696; pages 374-377 (1832). HMS Swan: allotment number 8688, 8909; pages 358-361, 548-551 (1832). HMS Sylvia: allotment number 8105; pages 49-52(1832).
- HMS Talavera: allotment number 8337; pages 165-168 (1832). HMS Talbot: allotment number 8764; pages 434-438 (1832). HMS Thunderer: allotment number 8327; pages 153-156 (1832).
- HMS Undaunted: allotment number 8803; pages 482-486 (1832).
- HMS Victor: allotment number 8064; pages 91-94 (1832). HMS Victory: allotment numbers 8110, 8541, 8705, 8829, 8904-8908; pages 57-60, 227-230, 386-395, 498-504, 544-547 (1832). HMS Viper: allotment numbers 8130, 8636, 8937; pages 73-76, 295-298, 584-587 (1832).
- HMS Winchester: allotment numbers 8774, 8900; pages 446-449, 526-532 (1832).
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