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Re: Optimistic question
Posted by:
ph0ebus
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Date: June 07, 2010 02:29AM
Hi ANgus,
I found two hits in the National Archives UK that might be your man:
BT 372/52/74 R126104 MACINNES A 26/12/1905 SKYE
BT 372/52/101 R126249 MACINNES M 24/09/1917 SKYE
These relate to the Registry of Shipping and Seamen: Central Register of Seamen: Seamen's Records ('Pouches').
Not knowing his DOB makes it a bit tricky, but it he was born in 1905 he could still have seen service aboard a boat by wartime and been torpedoed late in the war.
Onward through the fog.
-Daniel
I found two hits in the National Archives UK that might be your man:
BT 372/52/74 R126104 MACINNES A 26/12/1905 SKYE
BT 372/52/101 R126249 MACINNES M 24/09/1917 SKYE
These relate to the Registry of Shipping and Seamen: Central Register of Seamen: Seamen's Records ('Pouches').
Not knowing his DOB makes it a bit tricky, but it he was born in 1905 he could still have seen service aboard a boat by wartime and been torpedoed late in the war.
Onward through the fog.
-Daniel
Subject | Written By | Posted |
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Optimistic question | Angus Napier | 06/01/2010 07:13PM |
Re: Optimistic question | ph0ebus | 06/02/2010 10:58PM |
Re: Optimistic question | Angus Napier | 06/06/2010 08:20PM |
Re: Optimistic question | ph0ebus | 06/07/2010 02:29AM |
Re: Optimistic question | ph0ebus | 06/07/2010 02:31AM |
Re: Optimistic question | Angus Napier | 06/07/2010 10:34AM |
Re: Optimistic question | ph0ebus | 06/07/2010 12:58PM |
Re: Optimistic question | Angus Napier | 06/13/2010 04:21PM |