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Information: The first column shows data points from Lockyer, William in red. The third column shows data points from Lockyer, William R. in blue. Any data they share in common is displayed as purple boxes in the middle "Shared" column.

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Lockyer, William

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Lockyer, William R.

Lockyer, William

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Lockyer, William

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Lockyer, William, Mayor of Plymouth

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Lockyer, William, Mayor of Plymouth

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Lockyer, William R.

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Lockyer, William R.

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http://viaf.org/viaf/67233596

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http://archives.nypl.org/mss/1796

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/047-001840936

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/767862543

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Lockyer, William

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H.M.S. Lowestoffe logbook 1779-1780

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H.M.S. Lowestoffe logbook, 1779-1780

Title: H.M.S. Lowestoffe logbook 1779-1780

Joseph Bromwich, Master's Mate, kept this logbook of the H.M.S. Lowestoffe, commanded by William Lockyer. Entries date from January 24, 1779 through June 5, 1780. The Lowestoffe sailed primarily in the West Indies area, with one brief foray into Charlestown

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Lockyer, William

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Vol. XVI (ff. 173). Oct. 1811-Dec. 1817.Navy; England: Papers of C. P. Yorke as First Lord of the Admiralty: 1810-1812.includes:ff. 1-26 passim, 154 Vice-Admiral Sir Henry Edwin Stanhope, 1st Baronet: Correspondence with C. P. Yorke: 1810-1816.f. 5... Oct 1811-Dec 1817

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Title: Vol. XVI (ff. 173). Oct. 1811-Dec. 1817.Navy; England: Papers of C. P. Yorke as First Lord of the Admiralty: 1810-1812.includes:ff. 1-26 passim, 154 Vice-Admiral Sir Henry Edwin Stanhope, 1st Baronet: Correspondence with C. P. Yorke: 1810-1816.f. 5... Oct 1811-Dec 1817

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Lockyer, William

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L. Grant to the Rt. Hon. Charles Philip Yorke of the freedom of the borough of Plymouth; 19 Aug. 1816. Signed by William Lockyer, Mayor. Vellum. Paper seal.Charles Philip Yorke, 4th Earl of Hardwicke: Grant to, of the freedom of Plymouth Borough: 181... 19 Aug 1816

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Title: L. Grant to the Rt. Hon. Charles Philip Yorke of the freedom of the borough of Plymouth; 19 Aug. 1816. Signed by William Lockyer, Mayor. Vellum. Paper seal.Charles Philip Yorke, 4th Earl of Hardwicke: Grant to, of the freedom of Plymouth Borough: 181... 19 Aug 1816

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Lockyer, William R.

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Fitch Smith business papers, 1814-1870, 1929.

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Smith, Fitch, 1806-1894. Fitch Smith business papers, 1814-1870, 1929.

Title: Fitch Smith business papers, 1814-1870, 1929.

Fitch Smith was an entrepreneur in the town of Derby, Connecticut, where he sat on several boards of directors, held stock in the Naugatuck Transportation Company, owned a share of the Birmingham Water Works, and had controlling interest in several steam ships that plied the Naugatuck River and one of which was used to transport troops during the Civil War. The collection consists primarily business correspondence, 1848-1870, with the bulk dating from 1862. He received reports from Captain L.H. Layfield, John Hubbell(purser) and William .L Lockyer (steward) of the Steamer John Brooks, as well as letters from Captain John Brooks and Captain Charles Dutcher, which related to the travels of the Steamer and its work transporting wounded troops to Washington and Philadelphia. Other documents include bills of lading for a number of vessels, 1852, financial records of the Schooner Louisa of New York and of the Ansonia of Derby, minutes and financial records of the Naugatuck Transportation Co., accounts of the Birmingham Water Works, deeds in the names of Tomlinson, Hawkins and Smith, checks and promissory notes, papers related to the estate of the John M. Bouton, papers of Isabelle M. Smith, and assorted financial and printed materials.

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Lockyer, William

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Lowestoffe (Ship)

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Lowestoffe (Ship)
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Lockyer, William R.

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Smith, Fitch, 1806-1894.

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Smith, Fitch, 1806-1894.
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Rodriguez, Indian Ocean

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Plymouth, Devon

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Lockyer, William

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Lockyer, William R.

Lockyer, William

Lockyer, William, Mayor of Plymouth

Lockyer, William R.

Rodriguez, Indian Ocean

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