BT113 Merchant Seamen record

[johngosling]

Hi,

I'm on the trail of a George Patterson, born 1781 likely in Seaton Sluice, Northumberland.

I think I've got him on various merchant seamen records, notable BT112 (accessed on Findmypast) record number 1892, and also on BT114, which gives me a register ticket number of 113810. Again, it's George Patterson of Seaton Sluice.

But I can't find the full record relating to 113810, which I believe would be in BT113.

Hope I'm getting all that right as I am just learning about these records.

I've trawled through findmypast looking for the record, but alas doesn't seem to be a way to just browse them page by page, and none of the George Patterson's line up.

Would anyone be able to point me toward a source of the record. I can't seem to get on with the national archives search, but suspect that might be my best bet.

Regards

John

[Blue70]

Transcript:-

https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=TNA/BT113/2132716188/1


Image:-

https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=TNA%2FMSEA%2FBTOTH%2F4585002%2F00384&parentid=TNA%2FBT113%2F2132716188%2F1


Blue

[johngosling]

Hi Blue,

Thanks so much for that. Alas that proves it's not my man, born 1808 not 1781.

But I bet there is a connection given name, location and profession.

I think I do have a relevant record for my George, BT112, gives birth place Seaton Sluice and age 57, which I think puts him bang on for 1781 birth.

Out of interest, how did you find that record? I thought I had gone through them all on searching by name and filtering for the relevant records.

Regards (and thanks again for the kind help),

John

[Blue70]

I have no idea I was trying different searches to get as close to the number as possible and came to the Patterson names and spotted it.


Blue

[seaweed]

Would anyone be able to point me toward a source of the record. I can't seem to get on with the national archives search, but suspect that might be my best bet.

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C1735636

Be aware that many of these documents have been lost or destroyed.