List of Vessels, Procter Brothers Ĭrew or hospital lists at National Archives Indentured children, apprenticeship papers super cool and if you have a chance don't miss it. The wine tasting is exceptional and learning from Antonio was unique experience. Lost reference, but has to do with Argyle, NS The history of the winery and the history of the family is truly inspirational. Papers on Elwell family by Levi Henry Elwell įisherman’s Memorial Record Book, ProcterBros, 1873 Abbreviations for Lost at Sea List /Įither/or, between dates, names, places or eventsīabson, John James, History of Gloucester Any additions or questions should be sent to the Archives Committee. This list is unavoidably incomplete – we will probably never recover the names of all the Gloucester people who have been lost at sea. A cross-hatch (#) after the name indicates that the person had no connection at all with a death by fishing or drowning in the sea.
There are also children and vacationers, engineers and dockworkers – anyone who we felt should be included. Therefore, while there were no women on the original list, there are some on this list. It now includes not only those Gloucester people lost at sea while fishing, but any death by drowning, whether at sea, in the Harbor, or rivers or lakes, and also deaths of fishermen on shore if their death was caused at sea. This list has been expanded and updated, and no longer is restricted only to fishermen from Gloucester or on a Gloucester boat. We have compiled a list of fishermen lost at sea and other drownings based on the work done by Roberta Sheedy for the Memorial Plaques at the Fisherman’s Statue on the Boulevard at Gloucester Harbor.
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