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 Thomas Parry, Free Merchant, Madras 1768-1824

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Date transcribed2017-02-11
Transcribed byPeter Schofield
CommentTranscribed from the book 'Thomas Parry, Free Merchant, Madras 1768-1824' by G H Hodgson, published 1938 by Higginbothams, at Madras [download available from Digital Library of India].

View all other items of "Surname" with value "Pellew" in "Thomas Parry, Free Merchant, Madras 1768-1824" Surname  Pellew    
Rank  Admiral    
View all other items of "Occupation or Status" with value "Commander of Fleet" in "Thomas Parry, Free Merchant, Madras 1768-1824" Occupation or Status  Commander of Fleet    
View all other items of "Location" with value "At Sea" in "Thomas Parry, Free Merchant, Madras 1768-1824" Location  At Sea    
Summary Remarks  Letter from Thomas Parry to J De Ponthieu, in London. Mentions the Modeste frigate had captured a French Privateer, the Ravenant in the Bay. The Fleet, consisting of the Pheonix, Lord Nelson, Tiger, Glory, Diana, Ann, Ceylon and Preston are to sail under convoy of the Albion. Admiral Pellew, Naval Commander in Chief at Madras, sailed in the Culloden to the east, to wait for the China Fleet and is to go home in January. He made a large fortune and his eldest son had married the eldest daughter of Sir George Barlow. Sir Henry Gwellin is a passenger on the Pheonix.    
View all other items of "Year" with value "1808" in "Thomas Parry, Free Merchant, Madras 1768-1824" Year  1808    
View all other items of "Page" with value "261" in "Thomas Parry, Free Merchant, Madras 1768-1824" Page  261    
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Transcribed from the book 'Thomas Parry, Free Merchant, Madras 1768-1824' by G H Hodgson, published 1938 by Higginbothams, at Madras [download available from Digital Library of India].
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