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15th March 2010, 07:53 AM
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Vernon
From the LR the official no for “Baxtergate” 1930 – 1933 Official No 139044 built 1905 Ex “Rheinfels”The log and crew agreements are held in the MUN http://www.mun.ca/mha/holdings/viewc...cial_No=139044
but ony for the year 1930 under the name of " Baxtergate"
It appears that there must have been 3 ships with the name "Baxtergate" as "Empire Cowdray" appears to have been renamed
Ray
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15th March 2010, 08:55 AM
#12
Yes Ray
Here are the listing for the Ships named Baxtergate!
GSN Name Year Built Tonnage Type Built At Fate Year Fate LR/IMO
Number Official Number Remarks
20004670 BAXTERGATE 1925 5531 cargo Sunderland 1959 Scrapped - 148665 1937/ex Anglo Indian
GSN Name Year Built Tonnage Type Built at Fate Year Fate LR/IMO
Number Official Number Remarks
20004670 ANGLO INDIAN 1925 5531 cargo Sunderland 1959 Scrapped - 148665
Later Identities:
Change Year Name Tonnage Type Remarks
1937 BAXTERGATE 5531 cargo 1937/ex Anglo Indian
1947 ARTYGIA 5531 cargo 1947/ex Anglo Indian
1948 DOMINA 5531 cargo 1948/ex Anglo Indian
1955 LILY MICHALOS 5531 cargo 1955/ex Anglo Indian
20009697 BAXTERGATE 1962 8813 csd cargo Burntisland 1981 Collision 5038272 302919
GSN Name Year Built Tonnage Type Built at Fate Year Fate LR/IMO
Number Official Number Remarks
20009697 BAXTERGATE 1962 8813 csd cargo Burntisland 1981 Collision 5038272 302919
Later Identities:
Change Year Name Tonnage Type Remarks
1971 MEDIATOR 8813 csd cargo 1971/ex Baxtergate
1972 MARVALIENTE 8813 csd cargo 1972/ex Baxtergate
1981 BRAVO NECK 8813 csd cargo 1981/ex Baxtergate
20025539 BAXTERGATE 1944 7072 csd cargo Sunderland 1960 Scrapped - 180144 1951/ex Empire Cowdray
GSN Name Year Built Tonnage Type Built at Fate Year Fate LR/IMO
Number Official Number Remarks
20025539 EMPIRE COWDRAY 1944 7072 csd cargo Sunderland 1960 Scrapped - 180144
Later Identities:
Change Year Name Tonnage Type Remarks
1948 GRANHILL 7072 csd cargo 1948/ex Empire Cowdray
1951 BAXTERGATE 7072 csd cargo 1951/ex Empire Cowdray
20076014 BAXTERGATE 1905 5679 Newcastle 1933 Scrapped - 1922/ex Rheinfels
GSN Name Year Built Tonnage Type Built at Fate Year Fate LR/IMO
Number Official Number Remarks
20076014 RHEINFELS 1905 5614 cargo Newcastle 1933 Scrapped - -
Later Identities:
Change Year Name Tonnage Type Remarks
1922
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15th March 2010, 05:45 PM
#13
Regarding Castleman's post #5
"Covers names ROSENBERG I to RYAN W
Covering dates 1944 Jan 01 - 1945 Dec 31"
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/c...lDetails=False
This links to BT 391 which are Combined Office Merchant Navy Operations, Seamen’s Pouches. These pouches pertain to the Normandy campaign only.
Regarding crew agreements held in Canada, bear in mind that just because a ship is not listed in their online catalogue doesn't necessarily mean the agreements are not there. Many have not yet been indexed.
Regards
Hugh
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15th March 2010, 08:08 PM
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Thanks
Hello Hugh
Thanks for that mate,i knew you would come to the rescue !
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9th April 2010, 06:58 PM
#15
Hi All
Thanks again for all the replies on this post. Unfortunately I have no further info about Charlie. I am checking about any tattoos he may have had but have had no reply as yet. I am at a major road block at the moment.
If I get any more info I'll share it.
Thanks
Mike
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26th May 2010, 02:29 PM
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Further Info
Hi Again
I have recently found out that Charlie was a crew member or passenger on
the MS Dunera (17 Feb 1949)
the Domingo de Larrinaga (11 Dec 1953)
Hope this helps
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20th August 2010, 09:58 PM
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Turnbull & Scott
Hi,
There is a good little potted history of Turnbulls on this site, and the Baxtergates are mentioned, I used to sail with them but a little after your Granddads time.
http://www.shipsnostalgia.com/showth...turnbull+scott
Regards,
Ian
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