Thomas Bean dis # 38814 tracing crew lists

[Clive Farmer]

Greetings
I am researching Thomas Bean dob 1885 dis # 380814 home port Hull

This is what I have found in reverse date order
1922 SELBY. 146505

1922 FULLERTON 133410

1915 CITO 110737

Unknown date ORISTANO 132805

Unknown date VOLTURNO 93148 CAUGHT FIRE IN MARSEILLES TOWED TO HULL THEN SCRAPPED 1912

Or

Uknown date VOLTURNO 123737 CAUGHT FIRE MID ATLANTIC FOUNDERED 1913

I dont have enough knowledge to work out which of the two ships named VOLTURNO Thomas Bean served on

Cana anyone help please

Thanks Clive Farmer

[Keith at Tregenna]

If you could confirm this is your relative all information found could be added to his life story at the link.

K.

Thomas Bean was born in Hull, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom in 1885 ?

https://livesofthefirstworldwar.org/lifestory/7107274

[Keith at Tregenna]

Medal Card of Bean, Thomas Place of Birth: Hull Date of Birth: 1885

Medal Card of Bean, Thomas Place of Birth: Hull Date of Birth: 1885 | The National Archives

[Clive Farmer]

Thomas Bean is. not my relative but I am doing the research for a friend who is his grandson , i have found his Cr10 and his service records - minesweeping 1919 on the Pangbourne , but I am not familiar with crew lists and such .

Cheers Clive

[Keith at Tregenna]

The more information that can be given will assist all that will attempt to help.

K.

[Doc Vernon]

Hello Clive
Nice of you to be doing some research for someone else!
The following Link is the place I feel to look for Crew Lists,just Type the ON of each ship and it will tell if they hold that list!
You can contact Tanya MacDonald there.she is very helpful in these matters.
I have received lists from her in the past! There is however of course a cost involved!
Good luck
Cheers

https://www.mun.ca/mha/holdings/searchcombinedcrews.php

[Clive Farmer]

thanks for the link . I have used the website , very easy to use , unfortunately it tells me there are no crew lists available for the mariner / dates I am researching , but it has saved me a good deal of fruitless searching

thanks Clive