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Maritime Records

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XM/2070/101	BUNDLE OF ACCOUNTS: Fish purchased by John Duncan, Son and Co., 17 Great Charlotte St., Liverpool from Capt. John Roberts of the ’Queen Victoria’. Gives details of the type, quality and va... more
XM/2070/102	BUNDLE OF ACCOUNTS: Fish purchased by ’John Hughes’ or ’Ball and Rath’, both fish and game salesmen, St. John’s Wholesale Fish Market, from the smack ’Trio’. ... more	1883-1884
XM/2070/103	BUNDLE OF ACCOUNTS: Fish purchased by John Duncan, Son and Co., 17 Great Charlotte St., Liverpool, from Capt. O. Davies of the ’Speculator’. Gives details of the type, quantity and value ... more	1883
XM/2070/104	LETTER: [?D.T. Edwards] Drum Inn, Caernarfon to ? re. the crew and cargo of the ’Sybil Wynn’, which had just foundered.	1884 Feb. 25
XM/2070/105	BUNDLE OF TELEGRAMS, mainly Capt. William Griffiths, Andglass, Eire to D.T.E. concerning the loss of the ’Sybil Wynn’ ten miles off Andglass. The messages are about the crew, which landed... more	1884
XM/2070/106	CIRCULAR: The Register General of Shipping and Seamen, 82 Basinhall St., London to David T. Edwards, Market St., Caernarfon, requesting a list of the crew of the ’late vessel’ ’Sybil... more	1884 March 6
XM/2070/107	ACCOUNT: Fish purchased by John Duncan, Son and Co., 17 Great Charlotte St., Liverpool from [?Capt.] A. Sims of the ’Gipsy King’. Gives details of the type, quantity and value of the fish... more	1884 May 30
XM/2070/108	ENVELOPE: ’John Hughes’, Fish and Game Salesman, St. John’s Market, Liverpool to D.T. Edwards, Market Place, Caernarfon.Endorsed:Rough notes/accounts.	1884 July 19
XM/2070/109	ACCOUNT BOOK: ’Town Fish Accounts’ details of fish caught by ’Valentine’, ’Gipsy King’ and ’Trio’. Includes an inventory of the ’Gipsy King&rsquo... more	1884 July 1-1885 May 25
XM/2070/110	PAGE OF ACCOUNT [torn from book]: Expenses incurred at Helsingborg, Drobak, Hamburg, Yarmouth, etc., for repairs, supplies etc.	c.1880s

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