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Young, William, Sir, 1749-1815. An essay on the commercial and political importance of the island of Tobago, etc., etc. : vol. 3d / by Sir William Young bart, the Governor, 1812.

Title: An essay on the commercial and political importance of the island of Tobago, etc., etc. : vol. 3d / by Sir William Young bart, the Governor, 1812.

ArchivalResource: [31], [4], 105, [5] p. : ill., col. maps.

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Young, William, Sir, 1749-1815. Memoranda respecting the estates of Sir William Young Bart in the West Indies with plans, etc. : likewise tables of accounts, respecting the estates of, invoices, or outfitts from Europe, of sale of prudence remitted to Europe, of West Indies Trade with America, etc. etc., for the use of my son, drawn up by me.

Title: Memoranda respecting the estates of Sir William Young Bart in the West Indies with plans, etc. : likewise tables of accounts, respecting the estates of, invoices, or outfitts from Europe, of sale of prudence remitted to Europe, of West Indies Trade with America, etc. etc., for the use of my son, drawn up by me. [1804]

ArchivalResource: 1 v. : ill., col. maps.

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Chalmers, George, 1742-1825. George Chalmers collection, 1640-1825.

Title: George Chalmers collection, 1640-1825.

Correspondence, journals, accounts, reports, petitions, notes, financial records, and other papers collected by Chalmers concerning British colonial administration, especially in the Americas, and British activity in the American Revolution. Pertains to Africa, the Bahamas, Barbados, Caledonia (Darien, Panama and Columbia), Falkland Islands, Grenada, Honduras, India, Jamaica, Minorca, New South Wales, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Québec, Saint Vincent, West Florida, and the West Indies. Includes papers relating to British and Scottish trade, trade with Havana (Cuba), British naval affairs in Brazil, and the Anglican Church in America; papers (1782) concerning the British garrison in Charleston, S.C.; appeal (1746) of the Mohegan Indians against the colony of Connecticut; account (1773) of the Mississippi River; and New Hampshire census materials (1773-1774). Correspondence, journals, accounts, reports, petitions, notes, financial records, and other papers collected by Chalmers concerning British colonial administration, especially in the Americas, and British activity in the American Revolution. Pertains to Africa, the Bahamas, Barbados, Caledonia (Darien, Panama and Columbia), Falkland Islands, Grenada, Honduras, India, Jamaica, Minorca, New South Wales, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Québec, Saint Vincent, São Miguel (Azores), West Florida, and the West Indies. Includes papers relating to British and Scottish trade, trade with Havana (Cuba), British naval affairs in Brazil, and the Anglican Church in America; papers (1782) concerning the British garrison in Charleston, S.C.; appeal (1746) of the Mohegan Indians against the colony of Connecticut; account (1773) of the Mississippi River; and New Hampshire census materials (1773-1774). Individuals represented include Baron William Eden Auckland, John Russell (Duke of Bedford), Sir Francis Bernard, Peter Chester, Thomas Gage, Nathanael Greene, Whitehead Hicks, John Mathews, Robert Monckton, Charles Pinfold, William Pitt, William Tryon, Benning Wentworth, and Sir William Young.

ArchivalResource: 1,383 items.31 containers.8 microfilm reels.

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Young, William, Sir, 1749-1815. Island of Tobago, West Indies : Hope Estate and views in the island / by Sir William Young bart, the Governor, July 1813.

Title: Island of Tobago, West Indies : Hope Estate and views in the island / by Sir William Young bart, the Governor, July 1813. [1813]

ArchivalResource: 9 leaves : chiefly ill., 4 col. plates, 2 col. maps, 1 col. plan.

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Chalmers, George, 1742-1825. George Chalmers collection,1641-1825 [microform].

Title: George Chalmers collection,1641-1825 [microform].

Correspondence, accounts, journals, reports, petitions, notes, financial records, and other papers collected by Chalmers as part of his broad interest in British colonial administration, especially in the Americas, and British activity in the American Revolution. Areas covered include Africa, the Bahamas, Barbados, Caledonia (Darien, Panama and Columbia), Falkland Islands, Grenada, Honduras, India, Jamaica, Minorca, Newfoundland, New South Wales, Nova Scotia, Québec, São Miguel (Azores), Saint Vincent, West Florida, and the West Indies. Includes papers relating to British and Scottish trade, trade with Havana (Cuba), British naval affairs in Brazil, and the Anglican Church in America; papers (1782) concerning the British garrison in Charleston, S.C.; appeal (1746) of the Mohegan Indians against the colony of Connecticut; account (1773) of the Mississippi River; and New Hampshire census materials (1773-1774). Prominent individuals represented include Lord Auckland, the Duke of Bedford, Sir Francis Bernard, Peter Chester, Thomas Gage, Nathanael Greene, Whitehead Hicks, John Mathews, Robert Monckton, Charles Pinfold, William Pitt, William Tryon, Benning Wentworth, and Sir William Young.

ArchivalResource: 8 microfilm reels (1383 items)

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Young, William, Sir, 1749-1815. Abstract of British West Indian trade and nagivation, 1770-1805 [microform] / by Sir William Young, bart.

Title: Abstract of British West Indian trade and nagivation, 1770-1805 [microform] / by Sir William Young, bart. 1770-1805.

ArchivalResource: 37 leaves.

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Orde, John, Sir, 1751-1824. Sir John Orde papers, 1789-1878 (bulk 1798-1805).

Title: Sir John Orde papers, 1789-1878 (bulk 1798-1805).

The papers consist of correspondence, letterbooks, order books, signal logs, and related naval and Admiralty papers that document aspects of Sir John Orde's naval career, primarily during the Napoleonic Wars. The collection provides substantial information related to Orde's bitter disputes with Admiral of the Fleet John Jervis, Lord St. Vincent; his rivalry with Horatio Nelson; and his professional frustration with the workings of the Admiralty Board and its bureaucracy. The collection also contains information on Orde's tenure as governor of Dominica and his suppression of mutinies at Plymouth and on board the Princess Royal. In addition to Lord St. Vincent and Horatio Nelson, correspondents include Baron Gambier, Sir John Duckworth, Sir Evan Nepean, Viscount Melville, and other contemporary naval and political figures.

ArchivalResource: 11.38 linear feet (17 boxes)

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Sir John Orde papers, 1789-1878, 1798-1805

Title: Sir John Orde papers 1789-1878 1798-1805

The papers consist of correspondence, letterbooks, order books, signal logs, and related naval and Admiralty papers that document aspects of Sir John Orde's naval career, primarily during the Napoleonic Wars. The collection provides substantial information related to Orde's bitter disputes with Admiral of the Fleet John Jervis, Lord St. Vincent; his rivalry with Horatio Nelson; and his professional frustration with the workings of the Admiralty Board and its bureaucracy. The collection also contains information on Orde's tenure as governor of Dominica and his suppression of mutinies at Plymouth and on board the Princess Royal. In addition to Lord St. Vincent and Horatio Nelson, correspondents include Baron Gambier, Sir John Duckworth, Sir Evan Nepean, Viscount Melville, and other contemporary naval and political figures.

ArchivalResource: 11.38 linear feet (17 boxes, including 9 oversize boxes)

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Young, William, Sir, 1749-1815. An historical, statistical, and descriptive account of the Island of Tobago : introductory to "an essay" on the commercial and political importance of the possession to great Britain / by Sir William Young bart, the Governor, 1807-1812.

Title: An historical, statistical, and descriptive account of the Island of Tobago : introductory to "an essay" on the commercial and political importance of the possession to great Britain / by Sir William Young bart, the Governor, 1807-1812. [1812?]

ArchivalResource: [2], 123, [1] p. : 3 col. maps, 2 col. plates.

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