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Encloses the Naval Office lists of vessels entered and cleared at the port of St...
Catalogue reference: CO 101/35/21
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This record is about the Encloses the Naval Office lists of vessels entered and cleared at the port of St... dating from 1797 July 12 in the series Colonial Office and predecessors: Grenada, Original Correspondence. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1797 July 12
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Encloses the Naval Office lists of vessels entered and cleared at the port of St George during the quarters between 1 January 1797 and 31 March , and 1 April and 30 June; and the Naval Office lists of vessels cleared and entered at the port of Grenville during the quarter beginning 1 April 1797 and ending 30 June [not in item].
Charles Green, Grenada, Folios 80 - 81.
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- Caribbean
- Navy
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