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Re: Captain drowned in harbour?
« Reply #27 on: Sunday 13 March 11 20:05 GMT (UK) »
Hi Lizzie,

The crew agreements are at the Maritime History Archive, not the provincial archives.  MHA have rotten hours, daytime only and they close for lunch so basically I can never get there even though I live in the same town. And yes, without a ship name it's tough. I had a bit of a stroke of luck to find my g-grandfather on the Rosebud.    I've traced his travels to 1900 in South Africa, but so far no luck finding his next ship, so I feel your pain. 

J.

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Re: Captain drowned in harbour?
« Reply #28 on: Saturday 23 January 21 00:31 GMT (UK) »
Hi J

I am researching Capt Enon......he is related to a friend who asked me to do her family tree - found your messages very interesting and in case you are interested I have a number of Enons discharge papers from various sailings which are too large filewise to post here
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