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1. [Mar] Mariners 1881C [1]
1881 Mariners, Falmouth, Cornwall Vessel "DILIGENT " FRENCH George m 64 Plymouth, Dev Master MS HINGSTON Samuel u 15 Plymouth, Dev Mate MS Vessel " HEROINE " THOMAS Josiah m 40 Mevagissey, Corn Fisherman THOMAS Richard m 60 Mevagissey, Corn F'Man OLEVER Daniel m 30 Mevagissey, Corn F'Man THOMAS Josiah m 20 Mevagissey, Corn F'Man Vessel " AMITY " WARE Joseph m 55 Exminster, Dev Master MS FRENCH Ch
2. [Mar] BULLDOG [1]
Hi Noreen You don't say whether the ship in Question is an HMS or a civilian vessel. My GG Grandfather was captain of HMS Bulldog from December 1860 to July 1862 and I know they spent time in Nassau and returned to Portsmouth via Falmouth in Cornwall. I don't have crew lists so I can't check whether your ancestor was on board or not. I think your first task is to find out whether he was military or not. regards, Clare. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Noreen S." To:
3. [Mar] Wanted: Bark PETRUS Info [1]
Looking for additional info and picture/drawing of Dutch built bark PETRUS. She sailed under the Norwegian flag from her homeport in Drammen between 1864 and 1900. PETRUS was built in Amsterdam in 1850. Tonnage: 286 brt, 276 netto. Specs: 106 - 25, 8-14, 3 DNV. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
4. [Mar] Fw: my fathers ship -Ernest T. Pathy [1]
Please reply to John - not to me! ----- Original Message ----- From: KMP Ukmerchantmarine To: MARIMERS-l-request Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 4:05 AM Subject: my fathers ship -Ernest T. Pathy > > > Dear good people of the Mariners list > > I was after going down a couple of blind alleys able to locate the funeral director and through his records able to get the name of the ship my father died on .It was the > > ERNEST T. PATHY enroute from
5. [Mar] Fw: {not a subscriber} ASPINALL [1]
Please reply to Alex - not to me. ----- Original Message ----- From: Alexander Kavanagh To: Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2001 6:26 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Not a subscriber > I am interested in the family ASPINALL who were located in Hull from around > 1845. > My gggfather William ASPINALL b Doncaster in 1828 was located in Poole in > 1881 master of the Olive. This possibly was a keeler operating out of Hull > can anyone confirm type of ship and owner. >
6. [Mar] William Daniels & SS London [1]
Many thanks to Ted, Laraine and Harry for your replies. Having the offical no. means we will be able to go back to the PRO and hopefully find a lot more information on both the boat and GG-Grandfather Daniels I have 2 accounts of the sinking, both mention Rev Draper. 1st :- "The Annual Register" 1866, which is in the library at PRO, this gives an account by Mr Greenhill, the engineer, which details the voyage from a seamans perspective, not much mention of bad weather in the early part of the voyage befo
7. Re: [Mar] HMS Formidable, 1921: still searching! [1]
Hi Kate I can't find any mention of a Formidable in the inter-war years either! I note that your relative was buried at: > LEISTON (ST. MARGARET) CHURCHYARD, Suffolk Looking at my own grandfather's record I note that when he died in 1920 at the age of 40 and from my Mother's very occasional comments that he died as a result of being gassed and living in the trenches for 4 years. The thought, therefore, occurs to me: was Henry RUMSBY actually serving on HMS FORMIDABLE just before he died or was he serv
8. [Mar] Dutch Sailors in the 1700's [1]
Hi to all, Well I have made a breakthrough with my Bruiswater, Brucewater ancestor Mariner that fathered a child in Whitby in 1770. After 2 Long years!! Anyway the name is of Dutch origin. Could any one help me out as to what Dutch Ships would have been in Whitby in 1770 or where I can look for info. Thankyou Kind regards Jennifer in Australia
9. [Mar] Another Palmer [1]
My grandfather, Albert Edward, was born at sea (off the English coast) circa 1869/1871. No birth certificate, no vessel name. He is on 1881 census for Isle of Man. Left there around 1911 for Liverpool. Worked for the Alfred Holt line as able seaman. Went to China, again no vessel names. When too old to go to sea, became nightwatchman for them. Moved back to Isle of Man circa 1945. Died 1948. Any info on Alfred Holt line. Would they have crew lists? Thanks, Margaret
10. Re: [Mar] Mariners families [1]
Hi Jennifer Debbie and Stephen have given you the most likely possibilities, but I think there might be one other, and I'm hoping someone maybe able to dig me out of a hole here :-)) But I seem to remember reading somewhere (and as usual I can't put my finger on the article) that during the period of the Napoleonic Wars if the father of an illegitimate child was not willing or was unable to support the child, rather than take the punishment as meted out by the justices ie usually gaol, he could volunteer
11. [Mar] Columbia Ship Information [1]
I would be so greatly if someone could verify the name of the ship that sailed from Glasgow on 9/25/1913 to the Port Of NY and arrived on 10/05/1913. I believe this ship was named Columbia and was built by the Austro Americana Line or the Anchor Line. I'm not sure which is correct and would like to verify this information. If there is information on the structure of this ship, that would be very helpful also. Seems the Ellis Island site may have a few mix ups of the ships names I am told. I would appreci
12. [Mar] Nathaniel Johnston [1]
Hello list After a search of the graveyard at St Magnus cathedral in Orkney i have a little bit more info on Nathaniel . I now know that he was killed in Leith on the 7th august 1904 when he was hit by a hatch cover or fell down an open hatch or both, and my grandad thinks he was buried somewhere in Leith. I still do'nt know the name of the ship or the owners , anyone have any ideas? rgds Graham Johnston
13. [Mar] Re-post: Captain Wilhelm ??????mann, SS Rhein 1889 [1]
Hi again Listers, I sent my Captain's signature to a friend in Germany. He can't read the entire signature either, but says it is Wilhelm ??????mann. Does anybody have a list of Masters names where I might find this one? The ship is the Rhein built 1868 and the voyage is from Bremen to Baltiomre to New York in May 1889. I have posted the signature at: http://members.aol.com/Ollldeadeye/signature.html If anyone has any ideas please let me know. Thanks for all the help I have recieved so far. This i
14. [Mar] German Ships [1]
Good evening all, Could someone please give me some info on whether any German ships would have been in Whitby around 1770. I have been researching my Mariner ancestor Nathanial BRUISEWATER, BREWSWATER, BREWSWHATTER, BRUCEWATER etc. without success, only a child b. in Whitby 1770 and another child that died in Whitby in 1774, but who was not born there, There is no such name anywhere except for his direct line. someone on another list suggested that it could be a german name and the above spellings ar
15. [Mar] Seatime [1]
The V-shaped gantries secured to the bows of merchant ships during the war were in fact means of destroying mines. Wires were secured to the point of the V and trailed out port and starboard cutters and paravanes (bouys) were in turn secured to the end of the wires .When the cables of the mines were cut they would float to the surface and and be destroyed by the gunners on bourd. Torpedo-nets were nets which were hung over the side at the end of long derricks to catch or explode torped
16. [Mar] Duncan Haws [1]
I notice that Duncan Haws is retiring and selling his reference library in one lot for #8000! More than I can afford, but a good investment for any serious ship researcher. His 'Merchant Fleets' series of books which totalled 39 volumes and cover many of the world's major shipping lines are a valuable reference resource and his work will be greatly missed. Ted
17. [Mar] Mariners 1881C [1]
1881 Mariners, Falmouth, Cornwall Vessel " WILLIAM & ANNIE " SPALDING William m 25 Barsham, Suff Master F'Man MOIR William u 35 Carton Collville, Suff F'MAn FURMAN James u 19 Bargh St. Peter F'Man FOULGER Charles Edward m 20 Carlton Colville, Suff F'Man SAUNDERS John u 19 Ringsfield, Suff F'Man DUNNETT George u 17 Ringsfield, Suff F'Man COOPER George u 19 Burgh St. Peter, Suff F'Man BESSEY William
18. [Mar] HOPE / WARRIOR / SARAH LOUISA etc. [1]
Hello Jinny. I have not been able to find a match for WARRIOR, yet. However, here are the details for the other vessels from the relevant Lloyd's Registers: HOPE - 1856 Master: Captain J. Quick Rigging: Schooner; partly fastened with iron bolts Tonnage: 94 tons using old measurements and 74 tons using new measurements Construction: 1846 in Padstow; some repairs in 1852 Owners: Quick & Co. Port of registry: St. Ives Port of survey: St. Ives Voyage: sailed on Coastal Trade SARAH LOUISA - 1863 Maste
19. [Mar] Australian Ship pictures [1]
The site for Australian photos at http://www.pictureaustralia.org/servlet/pa which has been offline for a while is now back. There are pictures of many ships which visited Australia from windjammers onwards. Just type in the ship's name. Ted Finch Mariners List www.mariners-L.freeserve.co.uk
20. [Mar] Fw: {not a subscriber} Elfrida of Svendborg ID HBFD [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: John A Hansen To: TheShipsList-L@rootsweb. com Cc: Mariners-L Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2001 9:21 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Elfrida of Svendborg ID HBFD > > Dear All > > Below is a schooner with the call sign of > HBFD . It's a 85 ton schooner from the port > of Svendborg Denmark. Owners were Spec and Fides > and later Consul HE Rasmusen both of Svendborg. > It made several trips to
21. [Mar] H.M.S.Revenge [1]
Can anyone help me please. My great grandfather John Franklin was a musician in the band at H.M.S.Revenge (shore based?) in Queenstown, County Cork, Ireland, in 1874. On his marriage certificate to his wife Anne Brierly, her father George Brierly is given as Captain of Jackall as his rank or profession. Can anyone tell me anything about H.M.S.Revenge and Jackall. I can't find either of them in any naval records, nor can I find any mention of John Franklin or George Brierly. Regards Pauline pauline.bagsha
22. Re: [Mar] Cutty Sark Records, COLUMBA & Montague Dawson [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Mikey To: Mariners-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, April 22, 2001 5:33 PM Subject: [Mar] Cutty Sark Records, COLUMBA & Montague Dawson > >Dear Derek, > >Thank you most kind and thoughtful of you. I spent many many hours aboard ... Hi Mikey, We were very interested on your comments with regards to the " Cutty Sark ", It appears that Mary (Revill) Schwarz's grandfather , Harry James Revill, was a Midshipman on the Cutty Sark.
23. Re: [Mar] Oz [1]
ALT145 = f Rodney HALL Heywood, Lancashire Ut sementem feceris, ita metes - As you sow, so shall you reap ~~~~~~~~~~~~ rmh@rmhh.co.uk http://rmhh.co.uk/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeremy Beaty" To: Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2001 12:03 AM Subject: Re: [Mar] Oz If I knew what a dipthong looked like I could probably find it on your computer keyboard. For example, Alt156 = #, Alt130 = i, Alt152 = ..... you get the picture? Jeremy Beaty
24. [Mar] Vessel ' NERVANA' information help please [1]
Hello, I'm reposting with hope. I have information on a Archibald LORAINE he was a fisherman on NERVANA does anyone have any information on this vessel? 1900 onwards Archibald lived near Grimsby port if that is any help? Thankyou regards Maxine Butler
25. RE: [Mar] RMS Celtic 1914 [1]
Sorry Dan Wrong list! We cannot help with passengers on Mariners so please could you repost your message to TheShipsList-L@rootsweb.com where I am sure someone will be able to help you! Debbie Beavis Mariners > -----Original Message----- > From: Berggreenmurphy@aol.com [mailto:Berggreenmurphy@aol.com] > Sent: 01 April 2001 10:35 > To: Mariners-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [Mar] RMS Celtic 1914 > > > Could someone please direct me to the passenger list for the
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