Newspaper cuttings - references to Plymouth Dock
At a general meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Dock and parish of Stoke Damerel, held at the town-hall, in the said town, on the 3d day of December, 1805, for the purpose of …
Plymouth Dock - A Garrison Town - devonportonline.co.uk
Throughout the 18th and 19th centuries Plymouth Dock was crowded with soldiers - with Infantry (Marlborough, Granby and Cumberland barracks), Royal Engineers and Artificers (Frederick …
History of Plymouth - Wikipedia
The settlement that developed here was called "Dock" or "Plymouth Dock" at the time, [26] and a new town, separate from Plymouth, grew up. In 1712 there were 318 men employed and by …
This chapter examines the development of Plymouth in the period 1800 to 1950, and its relationship with the Devonport dockyard, in the light of some of the emerging scholarship on …
Devonport, Plymouth - Wikipedia
Plymouth Dock, 1765: the town is shown encompassed by the ordnance wharf and dockyard to the west, by the defensive 'lines' and square barracks to the north and east, and by Mount …
William Welch - silversugartongs.com
William Welch I (of Plymounth Dock) first sent work for assay in 1760 and was last mentioned on 28th February 1800. William Welch II (of Exeter) was first mentioned on 20th March 1801, and …
HMS San Josef - RootsWeb
11 Sep 1800 Plymouth, in dock. 18 Oct 1800 Plymouth, came in and went up the harbour, the Namur, 98 ; her crew is to be turned over to the San Joseph, of 112 guns, lately repaired, and …
HMS Culloden - RootsWeb
2 Feb 1802 the Aquilon, 84 ; Culloden, 74 ; and Lapwing, 38, are in dock at Plymouth refitting. The Culloden is completely stripped of her planks, and her bends and knees are strong and …
A short account of the triumphant death of Mr. George Ball, of Plymouth …
A short account of the triumphant death of Mr. George Ball, of Plymouth-Dock : who departed this life the 7th day of March, 1800. By Richard Rodda, M.P People / Organizations Richard Rodda …
Devonport's Military History
Plymouth Dock - A Garrison Town Short article giving a flavour of the garrison and military nature of Plymouth Dock. Includes some newspaper snippets c1800-1824.