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Admirals' Services: Folio 1: (Blank). Folio 2 (two pages): William Pearce Williams...
Catalogue reference: ADM 9/1
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This record is about the Admirals' Services: Folio 1: (Blank). Folio 2 (two pages): William Pearce Williams... dating from 1828 in the series Admiralty: Survey Returns of Officers' Services. 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)
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ADM 9/1
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Date (When the record was created)
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1828
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Description (What the record is about)
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Admirals' Services:
Folio 1: (Blank).
Folio 2 (two pages): William Pearce Williams Freeman.
Folio 3: Sir George Montagu.
Folio 4: (Missing).
Folio 5: Isaac Prescott.
Folio 6: Thomas Spry.
Folio 7: Lord Gambier.
Folio 8: (Missing).
Folio 9: William Swiney. No survey supplied owing to Admiral Swiney's ill health and advanced age (upwards of eighty years) as attested by S Luscombe, surgeon.
Folio 10: Charles Edmund Nugent.
Folio 11: Sir Charles Henry Knowles.
Folio 12: Honourable Sir Thomas Pakenham.
Folio 13: (Missing).
Folio 14: James Douglas.
Folio 15: Sir Richard Hussey Bickerton.
Folio 16: Robert Montagu.
Folio 17: Sir Henry Trollope.
Folios 18-19: John Wickey.
Folio 20: Sir John Knight.
Folio 21: Sir Edward Thornbrough.
Folio 22: Sampson Edwards.
Folio 23: Sir James Saumarez.
Folio 24: (Missing).
Folio 25: Right Honourable Earl of Northesk.
Folio 26: Lord Viscount Exmouth.
Folio 27: Sir Isaac Coffin.
Folio 28: (Missing).
Folio 29: Theophilus Jones.
Folio 30: (Missing).
Folio 31: William Wolseley.
Folio 32: Robert Murray.
Folio 33: (Missing).
Folio 34: Edward Bowater.
Folio 35: George Palmer.
Folio 36: Sir Eliab Harvey.
Folio 37: Sir Edmund Nagle.
Folio 38: Sir John Wells.
Folio 39: Sir George Martin.
Folio 40: (Missing).
Folio 41: Sir William Sidney Smith.
Folio 42: Thomas Sotheby.
Folio 43: Henry Nicholls.
Folio 44: Sir Herbert Sawyer.
Folio 45: Sir Davidge Gould.
Folio 46: Sir Richard Goodwin Keats.
Folio 47: Sir Robert Stopford.
Folio 48: Mark Robinson.
Folio 49: Sir Thomas Foley.
Folio 50: Sir Charles Tyler.
Folio 51: Sir Manley Dixon.
Folio 52: George Losack.
Folio 53: Isaac George Manley.
Folio 54: Edmund Crawley.
Folio 55: Sir Thomas Williams.
Folio 56: (Missing).
Folio 57: Sir William Hargood.
Folio 58: John Ferrier.
Folio 59: Sir Robert Moorsom.
Folio 60: Sir Charles Hamilton.
Folio 61: Honourable Henry Curzon.
Folio 62: Sir Lawrence William Halsted.
Folio 63: Sir Henry Neale.
Folio 64: Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke.
Folio 65: Sir Arthur Kaye Legge.
Folio 66: George Earl of Galloway.
Folio 67: Sir Francis Laforey.
Folio 68: Sir Philip Charles Henderson Durham.
Folio 69: Sir Israel Pellew.
Folio 70 (two pages): Alexander Fraser.
Folio 71: Sir Benjamin Hallowell.
Folio 72: (Missing).
Folio 73: William Taylor.
Folio 74: Sir James Nicoll Morris.
Folio 75: Sir Thomas Byam Martin.
Folio 76: Charles Stirling.
Folio 77: John Lawford.
Folio 78: Frank Sotheron.
Folio 79: Sir William Johnstone Hope.
Folio 80: Lord Henry Paulet.
Folio 81: Charles William Paterson.
Folio 82: Sir George Cockburn.
Folio 83: James Carpenter.
Folio 84: Robert Barton.
Folio 85: Sir Graham Moore.
Folio 86: Matthew Henry Scott.
Folio 87: Joseph Hanwell.
Folio 88: Sir Henry William Bayntun.
Folio 89: Sir Richard King.
Folio 90: G Colpoys.
Folio 91: Edward James Foote.
Folio 92: Richard Lee.
Folio 93: (Missing).
Folio 94: Philip Stephens.
Folio 95: (Missing).
Folio 96: Charles Vinicombe Penrose.
Folio 97: Sir William Hotham.
Folio 98: (Missing).
Folio 99: (Missing).
Folio 100: (Missing).
Folio 101: Sir John Gore.
Folio 102: John Harvey.
Folio 103: Sir Henry Hotham.
Folio 104: Josias Rowley.
Folio 105: (Missing).
Folio 106 (also includes a covering letter): George Parker.
Folio 107 (two pages): Robert Hampin.
Folio 108: Sir Henry Blackwood.
Folio 109: (Missing).
Folio 110: George Viscount Torrington.
Folio 111: (Missing).
Folio 112: (Missing).
Folio 113: Thomas Eyles.
Folio 114: Thomas Le Marchant Gosselin.
Folio 115: Sir Charles Rowley.
Folio 116 (two pages): James Ballard.
Folio 117: Robert Rolles.
Folio 118: Walter Locke.
Folio 119: Sir David Milne.
Folio 120: James Young.
Folio 121: Sir Robert Waller Otway.
Folio 122: Richard Dacres.
Folio 123: William Windham.
Folio 124: Shuldham Peard.
Folio 125 (two pages): Edward Fellowes.
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Note (Additional information about the record)
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Indexed in ADM 10/1
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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/C538090/
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ADM 9
Admiralty: Survey Returns of Officers' Services
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Within the series: ADM 9
Admiralty: Survey Returns of Officers' Services
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