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Boyles, Vice-Admiral Sir Charles (1756-1816)


IDENTITY STATEMENT

Reference code(s): GB 0064 HAW/12-13

Held at: National Maritime Museum

Title: Boyles, Vice-Admiral Sir Charles (1756-1816)

Date(s): 1810-1811

Level of description: sub-fonds

Extent: 2 vols

Name of creator(s): Boyles | Sir | Charles | 1756-1816 | Knight | Vice-Admiral

CONTEXT

Administrative/Biographical history:

Boyles became a lieutenant in 1777 and a captain in 1790. During the French wars he served in the West Indies, the Channel and the Mediterranean. He became a rear-admiral in 1809 and from 1810 to 1812 served in the Mediterranean, in the TRIDENT and the CANOPUS. He became a vice-admiral in 1814.

CONTENT

Scope and content/abstract:

Papers of Sir Charles Boyles comprising an out-letterbook, 1810 to 1811, and copies of letters to the Sicilian court, 1811.

ACCESS AND USE

Language/scripts of material: English

System of arrangement:

Conditions governing access:

Please contact the Archive for further information.

Conditions governing reproduction:

Please contact the Archive for further information.

Finding aids:

Detailed catalogue online at the: National Maritime Museum website .

ARCHIVAL INFORMATION

Archival history:

Immediate source of acquisition:

The papers are part of the Hawker collection, purchased through the Caird Fund from Sotheby's in 1955.

ALLIED MATERIALS

DESCRIPTION NOTES

Archivist's note: Edited by Sarah Drewery, Jun 2011.

Rules or conventions: Compiled in compliance with General International Standard Archival Description, ISAD(G), second edition, 2000; National Council on Archives Rules for the Construction of Personal, Place and Corporate Names, 1997.

Date(s) of descriptions: 2010-08-26


INDEX ENTRIES
Subjects
Diplomacy | Foreign relations | International relations
Naval affairs | Military affairs | Military science | Social sciences

Personal names
Boyles | Sir | Charles | 1756-1816 | Knight | Vice-Admiral

Corporate names

Places
Sicily | Italy | Western Europe | Europe