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Hello Muriel
I have had a look at the voyages I had for my Great Uncle Jeffrey Donnelly and the only ones I have on the Maindy Court are the two that are on Ellis Island. They are 1917 & 1924. We know that he went to Tauranga, New Zealand in 1922 on the Maindy Court from a Newspaper Report.
In 1908 he was on the Abberton and 1931 he was on the Euphorbia.
I also looked on Google for Norman Wisdom as we have not seen that show here. I found that the show you watched in Ireland was on "You Tube" so I watched it from there and saw the picture of the Maindy Court. Norman Wisdon had a hard life.
Regards
Pat
Dear Pat and Ray
Thank you so much for that information, next job ordering one!
I wonder if your relative Captain Geoffrey Donnelly knew my Grandfather, Thomas Jenkins, which to me would be exciting as he died aged 49, before my parents were even married, from a brain tumour. My Grandfather had the ship built and owned it with his partners Richards and Evan. As far as I can see they owned 7 ships over a period of time till WW2, so he may have known the captains.
Do you know what dates Geoffrey Donnelly was the captain of this ship?
Thanks again
Muriel
Higgins, Griffin, Duffy, Comer, Donnelly, Hearne, Henry, Woodside, Hague, Greaves, Davison, Mooney, Rockley, McKenna, Byrne, Berry & Barnacle.