- MS 116/14/1-2;D Letters (2) to Captain Hamilton, [1851] [Regarding William Penny] 2 leaves, holograph
- MS 116/14/3;D Letter to William Penny, 12 January 1852 [Regarding letter to The Times] holograph
Churchwood, correspondence
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- Dates of Creation1851-1852
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William Penny (1809-1892) made his first whaling voyage aged twelve. In the ensuing years he led several expeditions to the whaling grounds of the Arctic and in 1850 was placed in command of the British Franklin Search Expedition sent to search Jones Sound and Wellington Channel for signs of the missing British Naval Northwest Passage Expedition, 1845-1848 (leader Sir John Franklin).
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