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31 May 2024 13:47 |
AG - rather than a ships crew list it is the individuals booklet that I have seen.
Interesting that the record state Military. He could have been part of the Guernsey Militia but I don’t know if they had their own ships. Annoying he never states which Bailiwick he was born in.
Added: no not militi ships as as they were island based. As Ireland keeps popping up I wonder if John/James' father was in the British Army who then moved back to Ireland, either with the army or not. It could explain why we can't pick him up on the 1851 census.
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ArgyllGran
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31 May 2024 13:14 |
No, I couldn't find him in 1851 either.
In 1861 he might have been at sea.
Found this:
James Harvey Military • Ireland, Merchant Navy Crew Lists, 1857-1922 Name James Harvey Age 25 years Birth Date 1847 Birthplace Guernsey Event Type Military Service Event Date 1872 Event Place Ireland Record Type Crew List Source Description R.G.S.S Shipping Agreements & Crew Lists 14081-16259 Series Name 1872 Ship nos. 14647 (cont.)-18440 Affiliate Name National Archives of Ireland
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31 May 2024 10:37 |
Presumably still no luck finding the discharge book for Marchand navy seamen. Such a shame as this should have given the place and date of birth. It is completed on joining and leaving each ship and often contains a photo.
I know people have come across these, but don’t know which site.
I’ve had another look on the earlier census but can find no trace.
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ArgyllGran
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30 May 2024 18:00 |
Liverpool, This Day.—The steamer Chrysolite” has arrived. She left Pernambuco on the 13lh December, and Vincent on tho 23rd. The royal mail steamer ‘-Seine” was not at St Vincent when the “Chrysolite” left. She experienced dreadful weather. Published: Tuesday 07 January 1868 Newspaper: Dublin Evening Post County: Dublin, Republic of Ireland
LIVERPOOL, Tomdit [Today ?] . The "Chrysolite" has arrived in the Mersey from Pernambuco, with 15 days’ later dates than last sail. She has political or war news of interest from Brazil. She experienced very heavy weather, and after leaving St. Vincent the 15th ult. to lay to 28 hours. The "Seine" had not arrived St. Vincent when the Chrysolite left Published: Tuesday 07 January 1868 Newspaper: Shipping and Mercantile Gazette County: London, England
Similar reports in other papers.
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ArgyllGran
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30 May 2024 17:08 |
Before James was on the Augustine, he was on the Ambrose for more than one voyage.
As he was on the Ambrose around 1869-1870, I think she must be this one:
https://www.tynebuiltships.co.uk/A-Ships/ambrose1861.html
In 1868 he was AB on the Fire Queen, having previously been on the Chrysolite. In April 1869 he was AB on the Ambrose, having previously been on the Pacific. In May 1869 he was again on the Ambrose, but as Bosun. 1870, Ambrose again, as Bosun. 1871, ditto. (twice). Later 1871, Augustine as Bosun, following a voyage on the Ambrose.
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nameslessone
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30 May 2024 15:12 |
Have you read the National Archives guide to the crew lists & musters https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your-research/research-guides/merchant-navy-ships-records-crew-lists-musters-and-log-books/
added: the MV Augustine could have been a steamer of the Booth line from Merseyside. I bleieve their may be a Liverpool Maritim museum or you could try the Liverpol records office
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Paul
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30 May 2024 11:49 |
Thank you :-)
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nameslessone
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30 May 2024 11:42 |
If you haven’t found it on FS the probably the only way is to contact the Priaulx Library ( where the records are kept ) and pay for a search.
If he is a Guernsey native records will be in French, if he is English then the record should be on English.
The census on Guernsey is part of the UK census so he should be found on the 1850 onwards.
Added: paying for a search could be expensive, if memory serves me correct then each Bailiwick is indexed seperately.
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Paul
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30 May 2024 11:21 |
James/John James Harvey born abt 1847 in Guernsey. Anywhere online I might look for his birth record?
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Paul
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30 May 2024 10:51 |
Thanks again....much appreciated :-)
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ArgyllGran
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29 May 2024 21:57 |
It's possible - though no record of it on irishgenealogy.ie - not that that means much.
1871 census says that Alice also was born in Ireland, but later censuses say Liverpool. I don't see any obvious sign of either - but who knows?!
The daughter Edith W Harvey on the 1891 census is a mystery. Where is she in 1881?
And the middle initial K for Alice junior in 1891 should be R, if the birth I posted earlier is the right one.
James Harvey in the 1891 England Census Name James Harvey Gender Male Age 42 Relationship Head Birth Year 1849 Spouse Johanna Harvey Mary Harvey Child Elizabeth Harvey Thomas Harvey Alice K Harvey Edith W Harvey
Birth Place Southampton Civil parish Toxteth Park Residence Place Toxteth Park, Lancashire, England Registration district Toxteth Park Sub registration district Toxteth Park ED, Institution or Vessel 43 Neighbors Piece 2931 Folio 98 Household Members (Name) Age Relationship James Harvey 42 Head Johanna Harvey 40 Wife - Ireland Elizabeth Harvey 20 Daughter - Liverpool Thomas Harvey 18 Son - Liverpool Alice K Harvey 16 Daughter - Liverpool Edith W Harvey 14 Daughter - Liverpool
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Jink20
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29 May 2024 21:22 |
FMP result- I am aware ArgyllGran posted this earlier at 29 May 2024 18:26 I didn't see an Irish reference on her post
Could they have married in Ireland, hence the lack of marriage evidence?? 1901 England, Wales & Scotland Census 12, Paulton Street, Toxteth Park, Lancashire, England
John James Harvey Head Married Male 59 1842 Dock labourer Guernsey, Channel Islands Johnna Harvey Wife Married Female 57 1844 - Ireland *********** Alice Harvey Daughter Single Female 24 1877 - Liverpool, Lancashire, England + Boarders
AG what do you think??
I suspect it's more likely Johanna travelled to Liverpool from Ireland and met J.J in Liverpool
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Paul
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29 May 2024 20:57 |
That's great, thank you :-D
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Jink20
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29 May 2024 20:52 |
CLIP's-records of British merchant seafarers of the late 19th and early 20th century.
If you would like to have a look at the record/ship ArgyllGran referred to at 29 May 2024 18:49
You can find out about the ship and crew, here:
https://www.crewlist.org.uk/data/vesselsnum?officialnumber=54916
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Paul
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29 May 2024 20:05 |
Thank you
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ArgyllGran
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29 May 2024 19:08 |
Alice and eldest daughter Elizabeth in 1871:
Alice Harvey in the 1871 England Census Name Alice Harvey Age 23 Estimated Birth Year 1848 Relation Lodger Gender Female Where born Ireland Civil parish Toxteth Park Ecclesiastical parish St Mathew Town Liverpool County/Island Lancashire Country England Registration district West Derby Sub-registration district Toxteth Park ED, institution, or vessel 13 Household schedule number 209 Piece 3795 Folio 107 Page number 47 Household Members (Name) Age Relationship John Hunter 29 Head Julia Lankel 22 Niece Harriett Lindsey 14 Phillip Smith 49 Lodger Alice Harvey 23 Lodger, married, servant Elizabeth Harvey 1/12 Lodger
(and other fellow lodgers)
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Paul
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29 May 2024 18:56 |
Thank you very much
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ArgyllGran
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29 May 2024 18:49 |
There are several travel records (1868-71) for this man, born 1845-47:
James Harvey in the Liverpool, England, Crew Lists 1861-1919 Name James Harvey Age 24 Birth Year abt 1847 Birth Place Guernsey Event Date 1871 Port of Registry Liverpool, Lancashire, England Ship Name Augustine Official Number 54916 Reference Number 387CRE/84
In 1871, he was on various crew lists from Feb to May - so missed being on the census, which was on 2 April.
EDIT: He was previously on the Ambrose, then on the Augustine
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nameslessone
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29 May 2024 18:33 |
So 42 not 52? Have you found his death, which might give a better indication of when he was born.
I do think his seaman’s record is important but I am not a expert on the merchant marine.
Edit: we crossed. The estimated dates are a. It of a wide range. I did look at the 1850 census but didn’t spot him on that.
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29 May 2024 18:33 |
His death and burial ?? He's lost a few years in age:
John James Harvey in the England & Scotland, Select Cemetery Registers, 1800-2022 Name John James Harvey Age 58 Record Type Burial Birth Date abt 1849 Death Date abt 1907 Burial Date 17 Feb 1907 Burial Place Merseyside, England Cemetery Toxteth Park Cemetery Cemetery Section Church of England
John James Harvey in the England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915 Name John James Harvey Age 58 Estimated Birth Year abt 1849 Registration Quarter Jan-Feb-Mar Death Registration Place Toxteth Park, Lancashire, United Kingdom Death Date Mar 1907 Inferred Death Place Lancashire, United Kingdom Volume 8b Page 133
Probably Johanna's death :
Deaths Dec 1901 (>99%) Harvey Johanna 54 Toxteth Park 8b 133
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