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Authorised form of nameRoos; John Frederick Fitzgerald De (1804 - 1861)
Other forms of nameJohn Frederick Fitzgerald
Other forms of surnameDe Roos
Dates1804 - 1861
Date of birth06 March 1804
Date of death19 June 1861
Membership categoryFellow
Date of election09/06/1831
SourceSources:
Bulloch's Roll
CodeNA5041
Archives associated with this Fellow
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AP/18/7/3Unpublished illustration, 'Cove where HMS Thetis was wrecked' by Commander J F F [John Frederick Fitzgerald] De Roos1834
AP/18/7/5Unpublished illustration, 'Exact state of the bottom on arrival of HM sloop Algerine' by Commander J F F [John Frederick Fitzgerald] De Roos1834
AP/18/7/2Unpublished illustration, 'Island and port of Cape Frio' by Commander J F F [John Frederick Fitzgerald] De Roos1834
AP/18/5cUnpublished letter, regarding reports on the wreck of HMS Thetis from W H [William Henry] Smyth to J G [John George] Children19 April 1834
EC/1831/20Roos, John Frederick Fitzgerald De: certificate of election to the Royal Society
AP/18/5dUnpublished copy of letter, regarding reports on the wreck of HMS Thetis from W H [William Henry]Smyth to J G [John George] Children19 April 1834
AP/18/5bUnpublished letter, regarding a report on the wreck of HMS Thetis from Frederick de Roos to [Peter Mark Roget]14 April 1834
AP/18/7Unpublished paper, 'An account of some operations executed at Cape Frio [Cabo Frio] by the officers and crew of HMS Algerine, for the purpose of raising part of the stores etc lost in HMS Thetis' by Commander J F F [John Frederick Fitzgerald] De Roos1834
AP/18/4/2Unpublished letter, regarding the recovery of the wrecked frigate HMS Thetis from Thos [Thomas] Dickinson to the Royal Society12 March 1834
AP/18/7/1Unpublished manuscript, 'An account of some operations executed at Cape Frio [Cabo Frio] by the officers and crew of HMS Algerine, for the purpose of raising part of the stores etc lost in HMS Thetis' by Commander J F F [John Frederick Fitzgerald] De Roos1834
AP/18/7/6Unpublished illustration, 'State of the bottom at the conclusion of the enterprise' by Commander J F F [John Frederick Fitzgerald] De Roos1834
AP/19/23Unpublished paper, 'On the influence of the respiratory organs in regulating the quantity of blood within the heart' by James Wardrop1835
AP/18/7/4Unpublished illustration, recovery of treasures from HMS Thetis by Commander J F F [John Frederick Fitzgerald] De Roos1834
AP/18/4Unpublished paper, 'Narrative of the proceedings of Commander Thomas Dickinson of His Majesty's sloop Lightning, while employed in the enterprise for the recovery of the public stores and other property sunk in His Majesty's late frigate "Thetis", on the S W side of the island of Cape Frio [Cabo Frio]' by Thos [Thomas] Dickinson1834
AP/18/4/1Unpublished manuscript, 'Narrative of the proceedings of Commander Thomas Dickinson of His Majesty's sloop Lightning, while employed in the enterprise for the recovery of the public stores and other property sunk in His Majesty's late frigate 'Thetis', on the S W side of the island of Cape Frio [Cabo Frio]' by Thos [Thomas] Dickinson1834
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