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Due to the amount of requests from family historians requesting information on ex crew members, persons rescued or lost during rescues and other persons connected with the Ramsgate Lifeboat, we have decided to set up this page as a helping aid. The idea is that anyone can send in requests for help with information regarding their ancestors and to place here any information they already have, or offer help as an aid to others. So if you wish to participate please e-mail me your request exactly as you wish it to be shown here, following the layout below. Please remember that if any new information comes to light, I will be more than happy to update your entry. Family photos are also very welcome, whether with written material or on there own. I can also setup an e-mail link to you, if you are researching any of the names below. Please remember that you should not submit details about living relatives. If there is anything else that you think I should add to this page please let me know, e-mail. Happy Hunting!!!
Forenames SURNAME (Date of Birth - Date of Death).
* Request For Help
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Henry (Harry) BELSEY (1844-1928) |
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Frederick BONE (born abt. 1827-?) |
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Herbert Martin COLYER (1883-1950) |
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COOPER family |
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Alexander Jordan COOPER (1846-1914) |
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Edward COOPER (1881-?) |
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Lola COOPER (?-?) |
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"Stormer" COOPER (?-?) |
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Thomas COOPER senior (1815-?) |
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Thomas COOPER junior (1848-?) |
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Thomas COOPER (?-?) |
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William COOPER (1850-?) |
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Winifred May COOPER (1898-1986) |
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Edward William CULLEN (1861-1912) |
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Ernest DOORE (?-?) |
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George FOX (1873-?) |
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Howard Primrose FRASER (1857-1881) |
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Marmaduke Neville FRASER (1844-1881) |
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Charles Percival HALL (?-?) |
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V. H. HURST (?-?) |
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Indian Chief Survivors |
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KNIGHT Family Tree |
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Charles Edward KNIGHT (1872-1952) |
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Charles George KNIGHT (1842-1915) |
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Howard Primrose Cooper KNIGHT (1881-?) |
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Thomas KNOTT the younger (1864-1942) |
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Henry MEADER (?-?) |
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Henry MEADER - Board of Trade Bronze Medal |
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Florimondus Josephus MICHIELS (1873-1897) |
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Harry OFFEN (1902-1928) |
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Alfred PAGE (?-?) |
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Robert PENNEY (?-?) |
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READ Family Scrap Books |
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James Frederick SOLLEY (1877-1970) |
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Edward STOCK (?-?) |
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John Thomas STOCK (1829-1917) |
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John TODD (1873-1960) |
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William WHARRIER ( |
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Robert WILLIAMS (1869-1952) |
Henry (Harry) BELSEY (1844-1928)
Crew Member
RNLI Silver Medal (3 February 1881)
Request for Help (7/2/09)
Family History (7/2/09)
Stephen Hoye enfieldiansr@gmail.com or chaceman@sky.com
Other persons
researching this line
Sheila Johnson sheilajohnson21@blueyonder.co.uk (non blood relation)
Photo East Kent Maritime Trust
I am interested in any other photos featuring Henry (Harry) BELSEY other than the two shown here.Frederick BONE (born abt. 1827-?)
Drowned on the Brake Sands
Request for Help (17/2/10)
Peter Allcorn p.allcorn@bigpond.com
Request for any information regarding the drowning of Frederick Bone who it is believed to have been lost at sea on Brake Sands on 27 December 1852
- Herbert Martin COLYER (1883-1950)
- Rescued from the Goodwin
Sands
- Request for Help (26/3/05)
- Rod Colyer roderickcolyer@yahoo.co.uk
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- My great uncle Herbert Martin COLYER (dob 1883 - dod 1950) was stranded on the Goodwin Sands with a crew on a Christmas Day and was towed to safety by the Ramsgate Lifeboat.
- I regret that I know little more than that and am trying to find out more. I do know that he was mate on the barge Mary and Kate when it was stranded in a NE gale on Platte Saline Beach Alderney on 21 April 1925, and he was mate on the sailing barge Lady Daphne in April 1936 when it was went to the aid of the stricken four masted sailing vessel, the Herzogin Cecille, when it was stranded near Salcombe.
- Can anyone help please
- COOPER family
Request for Help (17/2/10) - Chris Dixon chrisdix666@yahoo.co.uk
Other persons researching this line - Linda Allen linallen77@hotmail.com
Anne Ironside anne.ironside@gmail.com (Great Great Grandfather)
Donald Knight d.knight9@sky.com
Im researching the DIXON/COOPER families from ramsgate.
I am a direct descendant of John COOPER 1715 and Alexander Jordan COOPER was my Gt Gt grandfather, His son George Henry COOPER was my Gt Grandfather.
Looking for any photos of the Ramsgate Lifeboat COOPER's and wondered if there was anyone who had photos other than those on this website.
I was raised in Ramsgate but now work abroad and it is difficult for me to get to Ramsgate to do any reserch there. Any help would be appreciated.
- Alexander Jordan COOPER (1846-1914)
- Second Coxswain (?-?)
- Family History (14/2/01)
- Linda Allen linallen77@hotmail.com
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See Thomas COOPER junior (1848-?)
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Family Tree
Other persons researching this line - Anne Ironside anne.ironside@gmail.com
(Great Great Grandfather)
Donald Knight d.knight9@sky.com
Chris Dixon chrisdix666@yahoo.co.uk (Great Great Grandfather)
- Photo East Kent Times March 1910
- Edward COOPER (1881-?)
- Crew Member
- Family History (14/2/01)
- Linda Allen linallen77@hotmail.com
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See Thomas COOPER junior (1848-?)
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Family Tree
Other persons researching this line - Donald Knight d.knight9@sky.com
- Photo East Kent Maritime Trust
- Lola COOPER (?-?)
- A founder member of the Ramsgate
Ladies Lifeboat Guild
- Family History (14/2/01)
- Linda Allen linallen77@hotmail.com
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See Thomas COOPER junior (1848-?)
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Family Tree
Other persons researching this line - Donald Knight d.knight9@sky.com
- "Stormer"
COOPER (?-?)
Request for Help (18/12/01) - Barbara Olexa bolexa@shaw.ca
Other persons researching this line - ?
- I am looking for family information on a COOPER lifeboatman, which had the nickname "Stormer", he would be one of the older one's mentioned here on this page. Any help will be gratefully received.
- Thomas COOPER senior (1815-?)
- Crew Member
RNLI Silver Medal (3 February 1881)
Family History (14/2/01) - Linda Allen linallen77@hotmail.com
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See Thomas COOPER junior (1848-?)
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Family Tree
Other persons researching this line - Anne Ironside anne.ironside@gmail.com
(Great Great Great
Grandfather)
Donald Knight d.knight9@sky.com
- Photo East Kent Maritime Trust
- Thomas
COOPER junior (1848-?)
Crew Member
RNLI Silver Medal (3 February 1881)
Family History (14/2/01) - Linda Allen linallen77@hotmail.com
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Family Tree
Other persons researching this line - Anne Ironside anne.ironside@gmail.com
(Great Great Great Uncle)
Donald Knight d.knight9@sky.com
- Photo East Kent Maritime Trust
- Thomas junior (b.1848) and his father Thomas senior (b.1815) were both on the "Indian Chief" rescue.
- His brother Alexander Jordan (b.1846) was also a member of the lifeboat crew and his granddaughter Winifred COOPER (b.1898), was a founder member of the Ladies Lifeboat Guild in Ramsgate and used to man the gift shop in the harbour.
- Another brother William (b.1850) was coxswain between 1891 and 1923.
- Thomas junior's son Edward (b.1881) was on the lifeboat crew that took part in the Dunkirk evacuation. Edward's son Thomas was coxswain between 1963 and 1974 and his daughter Lola was also a founder member of the Ladies Lifeboat Guild in Ramsgate, as well as helping at the gift shop in the harbour. Thomas' son Dennis has only recently retired from the crew.
- The boat "The Queen Mab" which once belonged to Thomas junior is now an exhibit at the Ramsgate Maritime Museum, as is a photo of him in his 80's. The museum also has his family bible.
- Thomas COOPER (?-?)
- Coxswain (1963-1974)
Family History (14/2/01) - Linda Allen linallen77@hotmail.com
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See Thomas COOPER junior (1848-?)
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Family Tree
Other persons researching this line - Donald Knight d.knight9@sky.com
- Photo East Kent Maritime Trust
- William COOPER (1850-?)
- Coxswain (1891-1923)
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RNLI Silver Medal (8 December 1916)
Family History (14/2/01) - Linda Allen linallen77@hotmail.com
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See Thomas COOPER junior (1848-?)
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Family Tree
Other persons researching this line - Anne Ironside anne.ironside@gmail.com
(Great Great Great Uncle)
Donald Knight d.knight9@sky.com
- Photo East Kent Maritime Trust
- Winifred May COOPER (1898-1986)
- A founder member of the Ramsgate
Ladies Lifeboat Guild
Family History (14/2/01) - Linda Allen linallen77@hotmail.com
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See Thomas COOPER junior (1848-?)
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Family Tree
Other persons researching this line - Donald Knight d.knight9@sky.com
- Edward William CULLEN (1861-1912)
Crew Member
Request for Help (17/06/07) - Mrs Pat Mills patannroses@msn.com
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Lost on the Goodwin Sands 1914/15
Request for Help (5/5/07)
Keith Littlewood keith.littlewood@ntlworld.com
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Crew Member
Request for Help (3/3/06)
Eric D. Bishop bish31kly@blueyonder.co.uk
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Howard Primrose FRASER (1857-1881)
Second Mate of the Indian Chief -
Wrecked on the Goodwin Sands
Request for Help (4/10/05)
Ruth Miller ruthm@onlink.net
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Bill Fraser wfraser3@cfl.rr.com (First Cousins Twice Removed)
Born 1857 Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, Canada. Son of William FRASER (1814-1904) and Catherine MACKINNON (1821-1900).
Was second mate on the Indian Chief, which was wrecked on the Goodwin Sands on the 5th January 1881. He perished in the Ramsgate lifeboat while on there way back to Ramsgate. His brother Marmaduke FRASER was the captain of the Indian Chief.
Any details relating to this branch of the FRASER family would be very welcome.Marmaduke Neville FRASER (1844-1881)
Captain of the Indian Chief -
Wrecked on the Goodwin Sands
Request for Help (4/10/05)
Ruth Miller ruthm@onlink.net
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Bill Fraser wfraser3@cfl.rr.com (First Cousins Twice Removed)
Photo Bill Fraser
Born circa 1844 Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, Canada. Son of William FRASER (1814-1904) and Catherine MACKINNON (1821-1900).
Was captain of the Indian Chief, which was wrecked on the Goodwin Sands on the 5th January 1881. He was lost with his ship. His brother Howard Primrose FRASER was the second mate on the Indian Chief.
Any details relating to this branch of the FRASER family would be very welcome.
Crew Member
Request for Help (30/3/07)
Christine Williams chris@chriswilliams7.force9.co.uk (Grandaughter)
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Photo Christine Williams
Togeather with the Duchess of Kent
Was involved with the Dunkirk Little Boats and met the Duchess of Kent when she visited Ramsgate. Was known as Percy or Charlie. He was married to Ellen Mary and lived at Prestedge Avenue in Ramsgate.
I do not know much about his life in the RNLI and wondered if anyone has any information.
- V. H. HURST (?-?)
- Probable Crew Member of the Lifeboat
or Steam Tug
Belgium Medal for Courageous Acts, Dedication and
Humanity (15 January 1860)
Request for Help (20/11/03) - Hendrik Meersschaert medal@skynet.be
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Photo Hendrik Meersschaert
I have in my possession a Belgium Medal for Courageous
Acts, Dedication and Humanity, which was awarded to a Mr. V.
H. HURST of Ramsgate in 1860.
The reverse inscription reads: "V.H. HURST / EN VUE / DE
RAMSGATE / 15 JANV. / 1860".
With the valuable help of Mr. M. Twyman of the Margate
Historical Society, it has been possible to learn some more
on this particular award:
On the night of 14th January 1860 the Belgian sailing vessel
"DANIEL" of Louvain, ran onto the Goodwin Sands in position
51.17N 01.29E. The "DANIEL" was of wooden construction and
on a voyage from Antwerp to Liverpool with a cargo of Iron
Ore and Bark. On the morning of 15th January the Ramsgate
Harbour Steam Tug towed the vessel off the sands and
commenced a slow tow towards the shelter of Ramsgate
Harbour. At 3 p.m. the "DANIEL" foundered in the Gull (a
channel through the sands), all the crew being saved. The
vessel was commanded by Captain Van Yper.
It is fair to assume that Mr. V.H. Hurst was a member of the
Ramsgate Lifeboat or one of the Ramsgate Steam Tugs crew and
was decorated for his part in the saving of the Daniel's
crewmembers.
For more information see my web page on this medal
Request for Help (25/10/06)
Doug Hislop doug.hislop@talk21.com
- KNIGHT
Family Tree
- Family Tree (9/4/04)
- Robin Young robin@young7169.freeserve.co.uk
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Family Tree back to Rowland Knight
(1703/4-1804)
Other persons researching this line - Richard Harris ahoydickie@aol.com
- Tony Hobday tonyhobday@sky.com
- Donald Knight d.knight9@sky.com
Sheila Archer (nee Knight) sheliaarcher2005@hotmail.com
- Included on this tree:
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Charles Edward KNIGHT (1872-1952) - Crew
Member
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Charles George KNIGHT (1842-1915) - Mate of the Steam Tug
Vulcan
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Howard Primrose Cooper KNIGHT (1881-?) - Coxswain
(1935-1946)
Donald Knight d.knight9@sky.com
Part of my family tree is on this site most of it is not. I have found that I am related to COOPER's, VERRION's KIRKALDIE's and may be other lifeboat families.
If anyone has a family tree with lifeboat connections to any of the above families I should like to hear from them. I wish to build a picture of the intermarriage of crewmembers families in 19th/20th centuries. I believe that there may be a connection between the KNIGHT, PENNEY & READ families.
- Charles Edward KNIGHT (1872-1952)
- Crew Member
- Family History (2/6/01)
- Robin Young
robin@young7169.freeserve.co.uk
Other persons researching this line - Richard Harris ahoydickie@aol.com
- Tony Hobday tonyhobday@sky.com
(Grandfather)
Donald Knight d.knight9@sky.com (Grandfather)
Sheila Archer (nee Knight) sheliaarcher2005@hotmail.com
- Photo East Kent Maritime Trust
- Son of Charles George KNIGHT and brother of Howard Primrose Cooper KNIGHT, he was on the lifeboat crew that took part in the Dunkirk evacuation, when he was the eldest member of the crew at the age of 69.
- Charles George KNIGHT (1842-1915)
- Mate of the Steam Tug Vulcan
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RNLI Silver Medal (3 February 1881)
Request for Help (26/1/03) - Richard Harris ahoydickie@aol.com
Other persons researching this line - Tony Hobday tonyhobday@sky.com
(Great Grandfather)
Donald Knight d.knight9@sky.com (Great Grandfather) - Robin Young
robin@young7169.freeserve.co.uk
Sheila Archer (nee Knight) sheliaarcher2005@hotmail.com
- Photo East Kent Maritime Trust
- Charles George KNIGHT was my wife's Great Grandfather (father of Howard Primrose Cooper KNIGHT). He was the Mate of the Steam Tug Vulcan, which took part in the dramatic service to the "Indian Chief".
- Howard Primrose Cooper KNIGHT (1881-?)
- Coxswain (1935-1946)
Distinguished Service Medal 1940
- Request for Help (26/1/03)
- Richard Harris ahoydickie@aol.com
Other persons researching this line - Tony Hobday tonyhobday@sky.com (Great Uncle)
- Donald Knight d.knight9@sky.com (Great Uncle)
- Robin Young
robin@young7169.freeserve.co.uk
Sheila Archer (nee Knight) sheliaarcher2005@hotmail.com
- Photo East Kent Maritime Trust
- Howard Primrose Cooper KNIGHT was my wife's Great Uncle (son of Charles George KNIGHT). He was born shortly after the "Indian Chief" rescue and is named Howard Primrose after the Second Mate of the "Indian Chief" Howard Primrose FRASER who died on the journey home from this rescue. His father Charles George KNIGHT was the Mate on the Steam Tug Vulcan, which towed the Ramsgate lifeboat out to the "Indian Chief".
- He was the coxswain of the lifeboat "Prudential" when it brought off some 2,800 men of the British Expeditionary Force from the beaches Dunkirk during the Dunkirk evacuation. For this service he received the Distinguished Service Medal for his "gallantry and determination".
Thomas KNOTT the younger (1864-1942)Crew Member ?
1st Class Belgium Civic Medal
Request for Help (1/1/06)
Rodney rod@cyberchocolat.com
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Photos Rodney
He won a 1st class Belgium civic medal for an act of courage in 1904 - a framed certificate (whilst on the lifeboat?) - see certificate above.
I believe he was a Ramsgate lifeboat crew member in the 1890s/1900s. Is this true? What action caused the award of his certificate? (medal?)
Does anyone know any more information about Tom (and/or his father) who was a fisherman.
Thanks, Rodney
- Henry MEADER (?-?)
- Crew Member
- RNLI Silver Medal (3 February 1881)
Board of Trade Bronze Medal (1881)
Request for Help (26/2/08) - John C Meader 01730 895042 johnc.meader@virgin.net
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Photo East Kent Maritime Trust
- Henry MEADER - Board of Trade Bronze Medal (1881)
Family History (26/2/08) - Web Site The Fitzwilliam Museum
Inscribed around edge with:
HENRY MEADER WRECK OF THE "INDIAN CHIEF" ON THE 5th - 6th JANUARY 1881
Iinscription on obverse side reads:
AWARDED BY THE BOARD OF TRADE FOR GALLANTRY IN SAVING LIFE
Photos The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
- Florimondus Josephus MICHIELS (1873-1897)
- Drowned in the Channel
Request for Help & Family History (27/6/03) - Gail Smith gsmith@up.com
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Request for Help (27/6/03)
I am searching for information on the identity of this
person and trying to determine possible family connections,
if any.
Family History (27/6/03)
A picture, a memorial card, was found with old family pictures, and labelled as "uncle", but the name has no apparent family connection. The only connection with Antwerp, is that my my great-grandfather and grandfather, Thomas BROCKELBANK, Snr. and Thomas (or Robert or Leonard) BROCKELBANK, Jr. were both working as shipbrokers in Antwerp sometime between 1899 and 1912 (approximately). Both were British citizens from London. Perhaps a family friend who was affectionately referred to as "uncle"? On the back of the memorial card (shown bottom right) is the following inscription:
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Mr and Mrs J. Michiels, his Brother and Sisters, Brother-in-Law, Sister-in-Law, Cousins and Nieces announce with sadness that their beloved son Florimondus Josephus MICHIELS 1st Officer Born Antwerp on the 20th of June 1873, who died by an accident during the collision of the Begian SS Concha (Capt. Schmidt) by the English SS Ste-Fallians on the 20th of July 1897 at 2.30PM in the Channel. |
The rest is a prayer mentioning that the body was not found. The front side is a picture (shown top right) made by the professional photographers Verbeeck Brothers, at the Huidevetterssraat 35 at Antwerp.
The backside mentions a company from Berlin (Prager & Lejda) probably the photopaper manufacturers.
Photos Gail Smith
Drowned on 2nd January 1928
Request for Help (14/2/06)
Cheryl Pasquier cherylfamilyhistory@yahoo.fr
Web Site http://cheryl2003.topcities.com/index.htm
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Eight members of the crew of the Ramsgate steam trawler Paramount, which was wrecked on a sandbank against the east pier wall in the early hours of this morning, were saved under perilous conditions. Heavy seas were washing over the vessel, a firece gale was blowing, and the rescue work was performed in the dark.
The second engineer, Harry OFFEN, 26, married, was drowned, and his body, badly battered, was washed ashore later in the day. He had been employed for some time as an insurance agent at Dover, and returned to the sea only a few weeks ago. It was his first trip with the Paramount. The vessel was making for port to land her catch, but, unlike two other trawlers which preceded her, she was unable to make the harbour mouth and grounded on a sandbank formed by the recent gales at the side of the harbour wall.
The firing of maroons summoning the lifeboatmen awoke many inhabitants, who flocked to the harbour in spite of the bitter weather, but could see little of the rescue work owing to the darkness. Five of the crew were taken aboard the motor lifeboat Prudential and three were hauled to safety on the pier wall from the Paramount's mast, which had a heavy list to starboard. The chief engineer, William SURMAN, 38, was removed to hospital severely scalded through an explosion in the engine room. The other members of the crew suffering from exposure were taken either to the Sailors' Home or their own homes in motor ambulances. The vessel, which was wrecked at high tide, was left stranded when the sea receded, and the town fire engine was taken to the sands to pump the water from her.
Master of the Steam Tug Vulcan
RNLI Silver Medal (3 February 1881)Request for Help (1/5/06)
Stephen Page pyks@hotmail.com
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Photo East Kent Maritime Trust
Crew Member
RNLI Silver Medal (3 February 1881)Request for Help (21/7/05)
Paul Cobb paulhcobb@btopenworld.com
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- Photo East Kent Maritime Trust
- I am researching the PENNEY family in Ramsgate in the 19th century. There are a number of Robert PENNEYs, and I would appreciate help from anyone who could help me identify the Robert Penney who was a crewman in the Indian Chief rescue.
- READ
Family Scrap Books
Family History (12/7/04)
Sheila (Read) Johnson sheilajohnson21@blueyonder.co.uk
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Crew Member?
Request for Help (1/5/06)
Mrs J Lowe (Solley) janet.lowe7@ntlworld.com
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Please can anyone help me in any way?
- Edward STOCK (?-?)
- Crew Member
Request for Help (1/6/03) - Shirley Ticehurst shirleytice@webaplomb.com
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See John Thomas STOCK (1829-1917)
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- John Thomas STOCK (1829-1917)
- Crew Member
Request for Help (1/6/03) - Shirley Ticehurst shirleytice@webaplomb.com
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- Photo Shirley Ticehurst
- The photo on the right has the inscription:
John Thomas Stock The oldest Ramsgate Lifeboatman Born 18th October 1829, Ramsgate, Kent At time of photograph 3 medals, 1 silver, 2 bronze - It is not known when this photo was taken. Though we know he received his silver medal from Queen Isabella of Spain for his part in the service to the Spanish Brig "Samaritano" on the 3rd February 1860, which was wrecked on the bank of Margate. The Board of Trade also decorated each man with its Bronze Medal. John Thomas STOCK and his brother Edward STOCK are both listed as crew on the Ramsgate Lifeboat "Northumberland".
- John Thomas STOCK is the great great grandfather of Shirley Ticehurst and she would like any further information on him or his brother.
- John TODD (1873-1960)
- Crew Member
Family History (18/12/01) - Barbara Olexa bolexa@shaw.ca
Other persons researching this line - Leonard Nicholls lenvenic@btinternet.com
- Photo The Daily Herald
- My Great, Great Uncle John TODD was a crewmember on the Ramsgate lifeboat. He was the subject of a photo featured, in the October 14, 1938 edition of the Daily Herald. Under this photo it said, "40 years a lifeboatman. A fine camera study of a watcher of the seas: - Mr. J. TODD, who has just completed 40 years as a member of the Ramsgate lifeboat crew." This photo also featured on billboards across the country advertising Ilford film.
William WHARRIER (born
Engineer on Ramsgate Steam Tugs
RNLI Silver Medal
George Carter gacarter@btinternet.com
Postal Address:
G A Carter.
Derbyshire,
England,
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Photo East Kent Maritime Trust
Request for help (17/02/10)
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