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John Mackay; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 238; Rank: Landsman;...
Catalogue reference: ADM 27/13/222
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This record is about the John Mackay; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 238; Rank: Landsman;... dating from 1809-1813 in the series Navy Board, and Admiralty, Accountant General's Department: Registers of Allotments.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- ADM 27/13/222
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1809-1813
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John Mackay; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 238; Rank: Landsman; Relation: Mother Sarah; When Allotted: 1809; Remarks: died 9 October 1809 Antigua Hospital.
Thomas Connor; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 414; Rank: Able Seaman; Relation: Mother Mary; When Allotted: 1810; Remarks: deserted 25 May 1810 Barbados.
John McDonald; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 280; Rank: Ordinary Seaman; Relation: Wife Harriet; When Allotted: 1809; Remarks: died 17 October 1810 Plymouth.
William Griffiths; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 34; Rank: Cook; Relation: Wife Mary; When Allotted: 1810; Remarks: discharged 31 October 1810 superceded.
William Carr; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 248; Rank: Boatswain; Relation: Wife Mary; When Allotted: 1810; Remarks: discharged 7 September 1810 to HMS Astrea.
William Thompson; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 303; Rank: Able Seaman; Relation: Wife Margaret; When Allotted: 1810; Remarks: deserted 31 November 1810 at Plymouth.
John Holmes; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 364; Rank: Able Seaman; Relation: Wife Jane; When Allotted: 1810; Remarks: discharged 17 February 1814 to HMS Spencer.
Daniel Collins; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 382; Rank: Ordinary Seaman; Relation: Wife Joanna; When Allotted: 1810; Remarks: discharged 17 February 1814 to HMS Spencer.
Jeremiah Reardan; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: ML 11; Rank: Private Royal Marines; Relation: Wife Sarah; When Allotted: 1810; Remarks: discharged 17 February 1814 to headquarters.
William Day; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 116; Rank: Able Seaman; Relation: Wife (no name given); When Allotted: 1809; Remarks: discharged 17 February 1814 to HMS Eurotas.
William Day; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 116; Rank: Yeoman of the Sheets; Relation: Wife (no name given); When Allotted: 1812; Remarks: discharged 17 February 1814 to HMS Eurotas.
George Reed; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 138; Rank: Ordinary Seaman; Relation: Wife (no name given); When Allotted: 1809; Remarks: died 17 August 1809 Antigua Hospital.
John Thomas; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 135; Rank: Ordinary Seaman; Relation: Wife (no name given); When Allotted: 1809; Remarks: died 31 March 1810 Antigua Hospital.
George Jones; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 166; Rank: Landsman; Relation: Wife (no name given); When Allotted: 1809; Remarks: discharged 7 October 1810 to HMS Tonnant.
John Smith; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 159; Rank: Landsman; Relation: Wife (no name given); When Allotted: 1809; Remarks: deserted 11 February 1810.
John McFarlane; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 156; Rank: Ordinary Seaman; Relation: Wife (no name given); When Allotted: 1809; Remarks: discharged 7 October 1810 to HMS Tonnant.
Daniel Toohig; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 160; Rank: Landsman; Relation: Mother (no name given); When Allotted: 1809; Remarks: discharged 7 October 1810 to HMS Tonnant.
Patrick Day; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 173; Rank: Ordinary Seaman; Relation: Mother (no name given); When Allotted: 1809; Remarks: discharged 7 October 1810 to HMS Tonnant.
WilliamCrowhurst; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 512; Rank: Ordinary Seaman; Relation: Mother (no name given); When Allotted: 1810; Remarks: discharged 3 October 1810 to HMS Elizabeth.
Daniel H Sullivan; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 540; Rank: Midshipman; Relation: Mother Elizabeth; When Allotted: 1810; Remarks: discharged 17 February 1814 to HMS Rosamond.
William Douglas; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 277; Rank: Quartermaster; Relation: Wife Mary; When Allotted: 1809; Remarks: discharged 29 August 1809 to HMS Ringdove on promotion.
George Speed; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 225; Rank: Ordinary Seaman; Relation: Mother (no name given); When Allotted: 1809; Remarks: discharged 7 October 1810 to HMS Tonnant.
W Roberts; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 324; Rank: Ordinary Seaman; Relation: Mother Mary; When Allotted: 1809; Remarks: discharged 7 October 1810 to HMS Tonnant.
John Thomas; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 313; Rank: Able Seaman; Relation: Mother Esther; When Allotted: 1809; Remarks: discharged 17 February 1814 to HMS Spencer.
William Baker; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 318; Rank: Ordinary Seaman; Relation: Wife Mary; When Allotted: 1809; Remarks: discharged 17 February 1814 to HMS Spencer.
William Baker; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 318; Rank: Able Seaman; Relation: Wife Mary; When Allotted: 1813; Remarks: discharged 17 February 1814 to HMS Spencer.
John Underhill; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 319; Rank: Able Seaman; Relation: Wife Grace; When Allotted: 1809; Remarks: discharged 27 April 1812 (no place or ship given).
John Underhill; Ship's name: HMS Abercombie; Pay book number: SB 319; Rank: Quartermaster; Relation: Wife Grace; When Allotted: 1810; Remarks: discharged 27 April 1812 (no place or ship given).
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