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Extracted Logs . Ship TD LAMBERT official number 99609 dates of voyages 3 August...
Catalogue reference: BT 165/12
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Reference (The unique identifier to the record described, used to order and refer to it)
- BT 165/12
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1902
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Description (What the record is about)
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Extracted Logs .
Ship TD LAMBERT official number 99609 dates of voyages 3 August 1902 - 5 October 1902, 11 October 1902 - 9 December 1902.
Ship MOHICAN official number 99368 date of voyage 15 January 1902 - 14 November 1902.
Ship DENABY official number 99552 date of voyage 7 July 1902 - 11 October 1902.
Ship BLACKBRAES official number 101922 date of voyage 1 March 1901 - 7 August 1902.
Ship ARRACAN official number 99396 date of voyage 4 May 1900 - 2 March 1902.
Ship WINDRUSH official number 99601 date of voyage 7 August 1901 - 12 June 1902.
Ship CUBAN official number 99336 date of voyage 6 July 1902 - 21 August 1902.
Ship MAHRATTA official number 99366 date of voyage 8 March 1902 - 4 July 1902.
Ship WISCOMBE PARK official number 99361 date of voyage 19 November 1900 - 24 May 1902.
Ship BOYNTON official number 101918 date of voyage 30 May 1902 - 28 August 1902.
Ship PONDO official number 101912 date of voyage 23 April 1902 - 12 October 1902.
Ship MUREX official number 101899 date of voyage 14 February 1902 - 31 October 1902.
Ship THE HIGHFIELDS official number 99390 date of voyage 16 July 1900 - 5 April 1902.
Ship TRANSVAAL official number 101895 date of voyage 15 October 1902 - 29 December 1902.
Ship AZOV official number 99402 date of voyage 15 January 1902 - 2 May 1902.
Ship AGAPANTHUS official number 99876 date of voyage 11 June 1901 - 17 July 1902.
Ship MASHONA official number 99337 date of voyage 15 April 1901 - 22 June 1902.
Ship BAKU STANDARD official number 101968 date of voyage 5 June 1900 - 8 May 1902.
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Held by (Who holds the record)
- The National Archives, Kew
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- Open Document, Open Description
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- Topics
- Merchant seaman
- Africa
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Record URL
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BT 165
Registry of Shipping and Seamen: Ships' Official Logs
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