Series MS-0265 - Ships of the Royal Navy

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Ships of the Royal Navy

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MS-0265

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  • 1966 (Creation)
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    Brock, Patrick Willet

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18 cm of textual records

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(1902-1988)

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Patrick Willet Brock was born in Kingston, Ontario on December 30, 1902. He served in the Canadian Navy as a Midshipman. He transferred to the Royal Navy in 1921 eventually rising to Rear-Admiral before his retirement in 1959. Brock was an Honourary Trustee of the Maritime Museum of British Columbia. He was the Chairman of the Naval Review 1967-1978. He served as a Trustee of the National Maritime Museum (Greenwich UK) 1960-1974. He was the Vice-President of the Society for Nautical Research in 1970. He was a noted author of nautical history articles and books.

He died on October 10, 1988 in Surrey, UK.

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The series consists of dossiers on ships of the Royal Navy which served on the Pacific Station (and those visiting prior to 1837). The research was commissioned by the Maritime Museum of B.C. and conducted by Admiral P.W. Brock in Britain under a grant from the Leon and Thea Koerner Foundation. A letter from the director of the Maritime Museum, filed with the dossiers, outlines the project. There is also a key to symbols and a list of ships described.

Albert (H.M. Ship), America (H.M. Ship), Amethyst (H.M. Ship), Amphitrite (H.M. Ship), Asia (H.M. Ship), Bacchante (H.M. Ship), Blossom (H.M. Ship), Boxer (H.M. Ship), Brisk (H.M. Ship), Calypso (H.M. Ship), Cameleon (H.M. Ship), Champion (H.M. Ship), Chanticleer (H.M. Ship), Charybdis (H.M. Ship), Chatham (H.M. Ship), Clio (H.M. Ship), Cockatrice (H.M. Ship), Columbine (H.M. Ship), Constance (H.M. Ship), Cormorant (H.M. Ship), Daedalus (H.M. Ship), Daphne (H.M. Ship), Devastation (H.M. Ship), Dido (H.M. Ship), Discovery (H.M. Ship--1776-1797), Discovery (H.M. Ship--1789-1834), Driver (H.M. Ship), Endymion (H.M. Ship), Fisgard (H.M. Ship, 1905-1983), Forward (H.M. Gun Boat), Ganges (H.M. Ship), Gorgon (H.M. Ship), Grafton (H.M. Ship), Grappler (H.M.S. Gun Boat), Havannah (H.M. Ship), Herald (H.M. Ship), Imongene (H.M. Ship), Inconstant (H.M. Ship), Liffey (H.M. Ship), Liverpool (H.M. Ship), Magicienne (H.M. Ship), Malacca (H.M. Ship), Pandora (H.M. Ship), Pearl (H.M. Ship), Peterel (H.M. Ship), Phoebe (H.M. Ship), Pique (H.M. Ship), Plover (H.M. Ship), Portland (H.M. Ship), President (H.M. Ship), Providence (H.M. Ship), Pylades (H.M. Ship), Racoon (H.M. Ship), Rainbow (H.M. Ship), Reindeer (H.M. Ship), Resolution (H.M. Ship), Ringdove (H.M. Ship), Rocket (H.M. Ship), Royal Navy in British Columbia, Samarang (H.M. Ship), Satellite (H.M. Ship), Scout (H.M. Ship), Scylla (H.M. Ship), Shearwater (H.M. Ship), Sparrowhawk (H.M. Ship), Starling (H.M. Ship), Sulphur (H.M. Ship), Sutlej (H.M. Ship), Swift (H.M. Ship), Tartar (H.M. Ship), Topaz (H.M. Ship), Torpedo boat, 39, Torpedo boat, 40, Tribune (H.M. Ship), Trincomalee (H.M. Ship), Virago (H.M. Ship--1842-1879), Virago (H.M. Ship--1895-1919), Vixen (H.M. Ship), Zealous (H.M. Ship).

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Gift of the Maritime Museum of B.C., Victoria, 1975.

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Accession number(s): 73-059; 75-133

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  • Box: MS0265-0001