| Reference | Detail | Dates | Archive | Keywords |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TSR | Registry of British ships, Cardigan transaction register
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1855 to 1969 | Ceredigion Archives | None |
| Acc 1071 | Aberystwyth port: port book |
1854 to 1901 | Ceredigion Archives | harbours registers |
| 4931 | Dr. Lewis Lloyd: notes re: maritime history, 19th-20th cent. |
1800 to 1999 | Anglesey Record Office | mariners |
| RYE/47/37/2 | Money paid by Mr. Edolphe, mayor, towards the building of the pinnace. A book giving the weekly accounts in detail under the headings of shipwrights, timber, pitch, oakum, sailcloth, etc. The sum total is £53 13s. 9d. 1587, October 7, to 1588, May 10 |
1587 to 1588 | East Sussex Record Office | construction finances tradesmen materials |
| RYE/47/41/2 | Order signed by Sir John Hawkins, Sir Henry Palmer, W. Borough and B. Gonson relating to request for payment of ship money for ships being built at Deptford and Woolwich. 1590, April 1
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1590 to 1590 | East Sussex Record Office | finances construction |
| RYE/45/22 | Writ for levying 'ship money' directed to the mayors and other officers of Rochester, Maidstone, Sandwich, Dover, Hythe, New Romney and Canterbury, co. Kent, and Rye, Winchelsea, Hastings, Pevensey, Shoreham, Arundel and Chichester, Isle of Sheppey, Isle of Thanet, 'the town of Milhall,' Lewes and Brighthelmston and all maritime places.: 20 October 1634 |
1634 to 1634 | East Sussex Record Office | finances |
| SAS-N/865 |
Bill of Sale of a Moiety of the Steam Packet Prince of Cobourg 1 Jun 1819 Aaron Manby, of Horseley, Staffs, ironfounder, to Hen Smith, of Gainsburgh, Lincs, esq. Consideration £975. Burthen 71 tons. Jas Bell, master, now trading between Gainsburgh and Kingston upon Hull.
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1819 to 1819 | East Sussex Record Office | ships ownership money |
| SAS-N/866 |
Bill of Sale of the Steam Packet Prince of Cobourg 15 Feb 1820 Hen Smith, John Andrew Harrison, also of Gainsburgh, merchant, and Jas Bell LL, of same, mariner, to Geo Ward, of West Cowes in Isle of Wight, esq, & Wil Fitzhugh, of town of Southampton, esq Consideration £2,400 |
1820 to 1820 | East Sussex Record Office | ships ownership money costs |
| RYE/47/43/12 |
--The Mayor and Jurats of Rye to Thomas Fane. - ref. - date: 1591, May 23 relating to the recruitment of mariners for Her Majesty's ships under the charge of Sir Henry Palmer. |
1591 to 1591 | East Sussex Record Office | navy pressganging |
| RYE/47/157/9 | --Petition of the Fishermen of Rye to the Commissioners of the Navy and Admiralty. - ref. - date: 1658[-9], February 28 |
1658 to 1659 | East Sussex Record Office | recruitment mariners |
| SAS/A746 | Reports of a survey of Shoreham Harbour by William Jessop, Newark, 17 Jul 1800 and Cater Rand, Lewes, 30 Aug 1800 and the removal of shingle; letter from Daniel Rowland [Lord Abergavenny's solicitor] to the Earl of Chichester enclosing a case and opinion of J Campbell concerning the taking of shingle from the beach and stones from the cliff at the manor of Rottingdean, 9 Jan 1824, with the further opinion of N C Tindal, Inner Temple, 26 Jan 1824 |
1800 to 1824 | East Sussex Record Office | ports coastal erosion correspondence |
| SAS/A757 | Evidence to prove that wrecks at the manor of Bishopstone are answerable at the Exchequer and not (as they claim) to the Lord Admiral or the Bishop of Chichester And concerning wrecks at Mabbeland belonging to the Earl of Surrey, claimed as part of his manor of Meeching but in fact a freehold of Bishopstone (see SAS/A 755; concludes with a list of goods from a wreck 'not yet set away or claimed by any merchant'; |
None to None | East Sussex Record Office | customs navy cargo |
| SAS-RF/18/12 | - date: 1758-1759 Of the quantities of salted beef, pork and butter imported from Ireland for the use of the navy since 24 Jun 1758, prepared by the London Victualling Office in answer to a House of Commons order of 16 Nov; James Wallace, T Styles, W Jenkins, 19 Nov 1759 |
1758 to 1759 | East Sussex Record Office | victuals food meat dairy cargo |
| SAS-RF/18/17 | Notes on the use of beef by the navy, and of comparative prices - ref. - date: nd, 1760
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1760 to 1760 | East Sussex Record Office | food meat victuals |
| SAS-RF/18/25 | Draft clause permitting import for the supply of the navy, marines and transports - ref. - date: nd, 1760
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1760 to 1760 | East Sussex Record Office | victuals food cargo trade |
| SAS-RF/18/97 | Draft resolution proposing an embargo on the shipping of provisions from Ireland except to the colonies, army, navy or allies - nd, c1760 |
1760 to 1760 | East Sussex Record Office | victuals trade cargo food |
| FRE/6857 | Correspondence of Captain David Hay, RN Letter from David Maitland, Gosport, Hampshire to David Hay, 4 Rue Sonbise, Dunkirk - 22 Oct 1774 Thanking him for the help he gave him in the past as a 'common seaman', news that he is at present '2nd of the Royal Oak' and enclosing information about Captain Montford who fled Gosport leaving behind considerable debts |
1774 to 1774 | East Sussex Record Office | mariners |
| ABE/9L | - Letter from Robert Henley, C S Granville, P Temple, W Pitt, Anson and Holdernesse to Lord Abergavenny, Lord Lieutenant of Sussex - ref. - date: 9 Mar 1759 Enjoining him as being 'absolutely necessary in the present critical state of affairs to cause search to be made throughout the county for straggling seamen to serve in His Majesty's fleet
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1759 to 1759 | East Sussex Record Office | correspondence mariners recruitment navy pressganging |
| ABE/9M | - Letter from Robert Henley, C S Granville, P Temple, W Pitt, Anson and Holdernesse to Lord Abergavenny, Custos Rotulorum of Sussex - ref. - date: 9 Mar 1759 Promising a bounty of £3 for every AB seaman and £1 10s for every ordinary seaman presenting himself for service and also promising a reward of £1 and 6d per mile travelling expenses for every seaman that may be taken and handed over to one of His Majesty's Ships at Portsmouth, Seaford or Hastings |
1759 to 1759 | East Sussex Record Office | correspondence mariners navy recruitment |
| RYE/47/6/8 - | Indenture between Richard Bushop of Rye, master and owner of the ship Mary Thomas of the burden of 70 tons, and Robert Farley and Cornellis Sohier of Rye, merchants, concerning voyages of the said ship to Rochelle and elsewhere. 1573, October 2 |
1573 to 1573 | East Sussex Record Office | travel trade |