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[LinnettW]

William Warner Julius cook and steward aged 22 on ship White Star Census Sunday April 7th 1861. Any help or advice very much appreciated.

LinnettW

[Jamjar]

What is it you are looking for?

Is this him?: http://www.thekingscandlesticks.com/webs/pedigrees/720.html

Jamjar

[CaroleW]

What do you already know about him - so we don’t waste time duplicating info - and exactly what info are you looking for?

[MonicaL]

This looks to be his bio www.thekingscandlesticks.com/webs/pedigrees/720.html

Added: Sorry, Jamjar! You had linked this already 

The 1861 census entry you mention shows him born at St Kitts.

Monica

[LinnettW]

Thank you all for your interest and replies. WW was born in St Kitts and that story is fairly deeply researched. I am interested in him in the census as a steward and cook and on the ship White Star. Some have the opinion that this was a naval ship but I have doubts because if it was everyone should have had their ratings marked on the form and where are the rest of the crew. There was a sister ship to the Titanic called White Star, and it sank off Ireland. Certainly would have had more crew than this small number. I look forward to any suggestions.
LinnettW
 

[mckha489]

Hull Advertiser and Exchange Gazette 11 May 1861  (and other newspapers)

[LinnettW]

     Thank you very much Mckha489 for your reply. I do think that you have sorted out the question as to William W Julius being in the Royal Navy or not. The census didn't come up to naval standards of name, rank, occupation etc and so few men. I think this is how he found his way to Australia. Again my thanks

LinnettW

[ThrelfallYorky]

I always thought ( I could be wrong) that the White Star was the shipping LINE, and Titanic was one of the ships belonging to it? A very very distant relative had some involvement with the founding of the line, I believe.... (Mr H T Wilson)

[mckha489]

In that cutting I posted it Is the White star LINE but there is a SHIP mentioned called the White Star