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Jumped ship in America

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Meryl

Meryl Report 26 Jun 2003 16:07

thanks pamela will try that. meryl

Pamela

Pamela Report 26 Jun 2003 15:58

There are ways of tracing the ships log but too complicated to explain briefly, there are various leaflets on the PRO (now National Archives)web site. you can get there using the link from gc below

Meryl

Meryl Report 26 Jun 2003 09:58

My husband G.grandfather was a stoker on HMS Royal Adelaide in 1896 sometime after that he jumped ship in America his name was Thomas Eke, dont know how old he was, and I expect he changed his name over there. Are there any web sites I can visit to find a list of the crew members or any information about the ship ? Thanks Meryl