| Reference | Detail | Dates | Archive | Keywords |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DD/X/WI 36 | copies of letters of Edward Martindale of Bristol, merchant, 1693. 1792, including references to American trade, purchase of flyboat Adventure. the Virginian fleet, French war | 1693 to 1792 | Somerset Record Office | None |
| DD/L/Box 296/1 | cash book receipts for transport of coal, salt, stones, etc by ship, 1868-72 (l volume) |
1868 to 1872 | Somerset Record Office | None |
| DD/X/UND 1 | typescript of the Tudway papers, including names of ships involved in London sugar trade with Jamaica, c.1752-1807 | 1752 to 1807 | Somerset Record Office | None |
| DD/WHh 1089 | [stored as DD/x/LWE 1 c/3208] letters of Helyar family relating to estates in Jamaica, 17th-18th centuries | 1600 to 1800 | Somerset Record Office | None |
| DD/TD, Box 59,1-2 | correspondence mainly with London agents of the Tudway family relating to the Parham estate in Antigua, 1758-1818, including shipping of goods, receipts of cargoes, deaths of slaves | 1758 to 1818 | Somerset Record Office | slavery |
| DD/BR/ely 2 | correspondence to Sir Charles Pymm, London, regarding plantation and trade with Bermuda, 1666-70 |
1666 to 1670 | Somerset Record Office | colonial |
| DD/SF 2936 | note concerning Negro trade in Africa, n.d. with note of two trading ships, 1700 |
1700 to None | Somerset Record Office | None |
| DD/X/ERA 4-9 | papers regarding suppression and naval action, 1842-9 |
1842 to 1849 | Somerset Record Office | None |
| DD/DN 513 | paper back volume includes number of negroes imported and exported, 1702-52 | 1702 to 1752 | Somerset Record Office | None |
| DD/DN 197 | papers of Caleb Dickinson, includes sugar trade from Jamaica, 1737 |
None to None | Somerset Record Office | None |
| DD/DN 201 | papers of Caleb Dickinson, Bristol merchant, including general trade as well as the insurance of the Greyhound for carrying negroes to America from Africa, 27 August 1744 | 1744 to None | Somerset Record Office | None |
| DD/DN 114 | printed dimensions and names of ships in the port of Liverpool employed in the African slave trade with details of provisions, mortality rate, etc., 1788 | 1788 to None | Somerset Record Office | None |
| DD/X/GRA 1-9 | letters, papers and logbooks of Commander George Kenyon including the suppression of the slave trade, 1824-49 |
1824 to 1849 | Somerset Record Office | anti-slavery |
| DD\AH/52/6/21 | List of men in Captain Skene's band on HMS Minden including men from Milan who had been prisoners in Portchester Castle, Denmark and the Netherlands who had volunteered from prison ships, and a black American. Their bandmaster was Edward Khine of Brunswick and the captain had paid 152 guineas for music and instruments to form a band. The endorsement indicates they were to be removed from the ship. Enclosed list of seamen to be transferred from HMS Minden to HMS Illustrious with their position, also noted which were married and had children 10 April 1812 |
1812 to None | Somerset Record Office | None |
| DD\AH/52/6/5 | Sir Samuel Hood's suggestions for improvements and economy in the supply and victualling of ships early 19thc. |
1800 to None | Somerset Record Office | naval upkeep, provisions |
| DD\AH/60/8/10 | Letter from General Brodrick at Corunna to Sir Samuel Hood requesting the recall of horse ships returning to England 1st Jan 1809 |
1809 to None | Somerset Record Office | None |
| DD\AH/61/3/1 | Letter from Archibald Gloster in Trinidad to Samuel Hood in Barbados desiring him to request a ship to pick up his wife from St Vincent and bring her to Trinidad 12 June 1802 |
1802 to None | Somerset Record Office | None |
| DD\AH/21/16/1 | Ship money assessment showing men and cash required from each hundred drawn up for Sir William Portman and probably taken by Sir Thomas Wroth as a basis for this. 1637 |
1637 to None | Somerset Record Office | Caroline Personal Rule finance |
| DD\AH/21/16/2 | Letter to Sir Thomas Wroth from the Privy Council Concerning non-payment of ship money, 15 Mar 1639/40 |
1640 to None | Somerset Record Office | ship money protest |
| DD/WHh c/787 | map of Charles town, South Carolina, showing 'the disposition of his Majesty's troops March, 1730' with names of Navy vessels in harbour |
1730 to None | Somerset Record Office | None |