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Merchant Navy Awards: London Gazette 11 January 1944 (Correspondence on recipients...
Catalogue reference: T 335/79
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This record is about the Merchant Navy Awards: London Gazette 11 January 1944 (Correspondence on recipients... dating from 1943 Dec 10-1944 Jan 11 in the series Treasury: Ceremonial Branch: Second World War Merchant Navy Awards Files (MN Series). It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- T 335/79
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1943 Dec 10-1944 Jan 11
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Merchant Navy Awards: London Gazette 11 January 1944 (Correspondence on recipients can be found dispersed throughout the file).
NAME Alfred John Chafer RANK Chief Engineer AWARD OBE SHIP City of Lancaster.
NAME Thomas Edgar Simpson RANK Chief Engineer AWARD OBE SHIP Corbis.
NAME Cyril John Benjamin Cornwell RANK Master AWARD OBE SHIP Empire Brutus.
NAME Stuart Tom Roach RANK Master AWARD OBE SHIP Fort Anne.
NAME John Marsland Heap RANK Third Engineer AWARD MBE SHIP Corbis.
NAME John Frost RANK Fourth Engineer AWARD MBE SHIP Corbis.
NAME James Robertson Hendry RANK Master AWARD MBE SHIP Empire Bairn.
NAME William Jones RANK Second Engineer AWARD MBE SHIP Stanhope.
NAME Stanley Taylor RANK Chief Officer AWARD MBE SHIP Vimeira.
NAME Cecil Baxter Keen RANK Able Seaman AWARD Commendation SHIP Antigone.
NAME James Steven Mitchell RANK Second Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Corbis.
NAME Edwin Quick RANK Third Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Doryssa.
NAME Moossa Abdool Cader RANK Seacunny AWARD Commendation SHIP Empire Kohinoor.
NAME Archibald MacKinlay RANK Master AWARD Commendation SHIP Janeta.
NAME George Paterson Burr RANK Ship’s Doctor AWARD Commendation SHIP Mendoza.
NAME George Bertram Crossley RANK Chief Engineer AWARD Commendation SHIP Mendoza.
NAME Henry Hunter Howey RANK Second Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Mendoza.
NAME Johnathan Islwyn Davies RANK First Radio Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Peterton.
NAME Thomas Gladwin Phillips RANK Master AWARD Commendation SHIP Stanhope.
NAME Gwilyn James RANK Boatswain AWARD Commendation SHIP Stanhope.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- MN 95
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Treasury: Ceremonial Branch: Second World War Merchant Navy Awards Files (MN Series)
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