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Merchant Navy Awards: London Gazette 21 March 1944 (Correspondence on recipients...
Catalogue reference: T 335/84
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This record is about the Merchant Navy Awards: London Gazette 21 March 1944 (Correspondence on recipients... dating from 1944 Feb 25-1944 Mar 21 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 335/84
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1944 Feb 25-1944 Mar 21
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Merchant Navy Awards: London Gazette 21 March 1944 (Correspondence on recipients can be found dispersed throughout the file).
NAME Arthur Riding RANK Master AWARD OBE SHIP Danby.
NAME John McDowall RANK Chief Engineer AWARD OBE SHIP Orfor.
NAME Percy Hawkins RANK Chief Officer AWARD MBE SHIP Cerinthus.
NAME John George Carlin RANK Third Officer AWARD MBE SHIP Cerinthus.
NAME Clarence Dixon RANK Second Officer AWARD MBE SHIP Danby.
NAME Lyndon Godfrey Morgan RANK Third Engineer AWARD MBE SHIP Fort Franklin.
NAME William Colbon RANK Donkeyman AWARD BEM SHIP Cerinthus.
NAME Richard Bernard Gray RANK Able Seaman AWARD BEM SHIP Orfor.
NAME George Smith RANK Fireman AWARD Commendation SHIP Cerinthus.
NAME Walter Simpson RANK Pumpman AWARD Commendation SHIP Cerinthus.
NAME Thomas Witney Trott RANK Master AWARD Commendation SHIP Fort Franklin.
NAME James O’Kane RANK Second Officer AWARD Commendation SHIP Penolver.
NAME John MacMillan RANK Able Seaman AWARD Commendation SHIP Penolver.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- MN 100
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- Open Document, Open Description
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- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C10819028/
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T 335
Treasury: Ceremonial Branch: Second World War Merchant Navy Awards Files (MN Series)
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