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bmd at sea look ups offered
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Kate | Report | 20 Apr 2005 14:24 |
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i have enough credits left for 7 look ups for bmd at sea, first come first served, give me as much info as possible and some patience as well. |
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Denise | Report | 20 Apr 2005 14:41 |
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Hi Kathleen, Thank you for the offer. This is a long shot, so please do not spent too much time searching. R.S.M. Frederick Jackson b.1878 Manchester Reg; buried Red Sea 1816-18 Thank you, Denise, M/C |
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Poirot | Report | 20 Apr 2005 15:10 |
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This will be a tough one Kathleen ! looking for the birth at sea of Albert Edward Palmer off the English Coast ??? c1870 father John Palmer seaman born Goole.mother Julia Palmer born Isle of Sark. The family left Guernsey prior to his birth, and were in Dunkirk in 1872. The father John Palmer was lost at sea sometime after 1872? sorry no dates. Thanking You ! Eddie. |
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Kate | Report | 20 Apr 2005 15:30 |
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denise, your dates dont make sense. if f jackson was born 1878 i dont think he could of been buried at sea 1816 -1818 lol |
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Kate | Report | 20 Apr 2005 15:35 |
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hi eddie, you werent kidding were you?? all i could find was: mrs palmer had a boy in 7/9/1870 on a ship that i couldnt make the name out. the only john palmer i could find was on the Garth Castle and he died 20/8/1882 kate |
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Poirot | Report | 20 Apr 2005 16:53 |
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'Thanks for that Kathleen ! pity you can't make out the name of the ship? does it say where the ship was? I also would like to find Julia's second husband who was also lost at sea, John Rennie, I once found a mention of a death at sea in 1888 on the ship 'Sylhet ' of a John Rennie age 41 yrs? but am not sure if its him ? any more info would be brilliant ! 'Thanks Again' Eddie. |
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Rob | Report | 20 Apr 2005 17:46 |
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Hi Kate, I've a Peter Gibbins b. c1832, listed as a seaman on his marriage cert. His wife remarries in 1868 saying she's a widow. His daughter says he's a master mariner on her marriage cert., but not stated as deceased. Can't find him on 1837 and assume dead at sea around 1868. Any help much appreciated. All the best, Rob |
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[email protected] | Report | 20 Apr 2005 17:54 |
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LOOKING FOR BAKER BORN 1858 OR 1859, HIS NAME COULD BE MOSES, CUTHBERT, OR JOSEPH PLEASE JENNIFER |
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Patricia | Report | 21 Apr 2005 17:18 |
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Hello there! Can you tell me which site the BMD at sea is located Kate - would it be part of Ancestry.com? Thanks..Pat |
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LindainHerriotCountry | Report | 21 Apr 2005 17:35 |
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Hello, I am looking for Alexander Jackson. Born at sea, I think in 1802, difficult to say as he varies his age on the censuses. i think the family may have been on the way from Ireland. Linda |
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