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Morris, Sir James Nicoll (1763?–1830), naval officerOxford Dictionary of National Biography

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Morris, Sir James Nicoll locked · Published in print: 23 September · Published online: 23 September · This version: 03 January

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Sir James was the son of the gallant Captain James Nicoll Morris, who fell in the ever mrmorable action of Sullivan's Island, North America, June 28, 1778, when ...

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Vice-Admiral Sir James Nicoll Morris KCB (1763 – 15 April 1830) was a Royal Navy officer with a history of distinguished service during the American War of ...

Morris, James Nicoll (DNB00) - Wikisource, the free online library

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MORRIS, Sir JAMES NICOLL (1763?–1830), vice-admiral, was the son of Captain John Morris, who, in command of the Bristol, was mortally ...

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Sir James Nicoll Morrismore than Nelson

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Following his father's death in battle James Nicoll Morris was advanced by his father's friend and patron, Admiral Hon. Samuel Barrington.

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History of Naval Warfare from to 1860

Sir James Nicoll MORRISMediterranean. On 25 October PHAETON chased a Spanish polacre to an anchorage under a battery of five heavy guns at Fuengirola, 20 miles S. W. of Malaga, where she joined a French privateer brig. The following night the brig escaped and the polacre made two unsuccessful attempts to get to Malaga.