Robert Barwise

[Pabloabadul]

Hello,
I am trying to find some information about Robert Barwise born 1883 in Liverpool in relation to his merchant navy services.
thanks to anyone that can help here
c.b

[Pabloabadul]

Is there any information regarding Robert Barwise regarding his spell in the merchant navy? In the war and post war 1920`s.
thanks alot

[nanny jan]

Hi,

This might help:

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/records/looking-for-person/merchantseamanafter1917.htm



Nanny Jan

[seaweed]

There are various records from 1919 until 1940  on Find my Past including a photograph.  His NOK is given as his sister Mrs Miller. If you think it his him. You need to download them and come back for some interpretation of the numbers which will equate into the names of ships. His DOB is given as 1883 and 1888 but I am sure this is a typo as the Discharge A numbers are the same.
There is a WW1 medal listing for him here
http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/SearchUI/Details?uri=D7975532
download for £3.36 so he must have had service in WW1.

[Pabloabadul]

Is there any chance I could see those findmypast records. The ww1 medal record shows his address as Carolina street Liverpool this is correct as he died there 1940 as then he was an air raid warden and was killed by the blast. The Mrs miller also fits as this is Margaret Barwise who married john Thomas miller.

[seaweed]

I would not like to compromise this site with copyright issues by attaching the information from FindMyPast.
You can pay £6.95 to get 60 credits which will allow you to access the information.
Once you have registered on FindMyPast, go to https://www.findmypast.co.uk/content/search-menu/education-and-work and scroll down to Merchant Navy Seamen 1835-1941.
Alternatively you can get copies of originals from
http://www.southampton.gov.uk/s-leisure/artsheritage/history/maritimehistory/centralindex.aspx
Cost you £15
Or free by visiting the National Archive and searching the series BT348, BT349 and BT350

[Pabloabadul]

Is there any chance I could see those findmypast records. The ww1 medal record shows his address as Carolina street Liverpool this is correct as he died there 1940 as then he was an air raid warden and was killed by the blast. The Mrs miller also fits as this is Margaret Barwise who married john Thomas miller.

[dawnsh]

Hi Pabloabadul

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Dawn

[Pabloabadul]

Is there a list showing which library's have access to findmypast in terms of these records. Which is not the British library or Kew.
thanks again