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Index to the Captains Register of Lloyds of London Index to the Captains Registers of Lloyd’s of London: G (CLC/B/148/B/019/ MS18567) London Metropolitan Archives Introduction This document contains an alphabetical index to the Lloyds of London Captains registers which are held at London Metropolitan Archives (LMA). The Registers give details of the careers as captain and/or mate, on those vessels whose voyage details were transmitted to Lloyd's of London, of merchant sea captains who held British or British colonial master's certificates. By no means were all Captains British citizens. For further details please see LMA information leaflet 'Lloyd's of London "Captains Registers" and related sources', available from the LMA website. These indexes are for the series CLC/B/148/B/019/MS18567, covering the years 1869 (retrospective to 1851 for those masters and mates still sailing in 1869)-1911; captains still active after that date will be found in later series held at LMA which are not covered by these indexes. The indexes may also be consulted in LMA's Information Area. The indexes list captains by name, noting variants given, followed by date and place of birth, also noting variants. The certificate number, and its place and date of award, if known, are listed, with a note of changes in the number and the volume in which this first occurs. Not all this information is found in every volume: in some entries a captain may be known only by his initials, or his birthplace may be listed in a partial form. If information of this kind, such as date of birth, is not given in the indexes, it is not to be found in the original. Cross-references in the text of the indexes indicate names spelt in more than one way in different volumes, but this is not exhaustive, and all possible spelling variants should be checked. Where two entries are recorded in the same volume for a particular individual, both should be checked, as they often contain information about different voyages. Additional qualifications are given (such as "Steam", which entitled the holder also to captain steam vessels, or "Steamships", whose holders could captain only such vessels), followed by the date of award if known. The indexes also list the volume numbers within the series CLC/B/148/B/019/MS18567 in which the captain appears, with a note of the years for which voyage details are given. Dates of death, 2 suspensions, and cancellations of certificates are sometimes given in the original Registers, but have not been included in these indexes. Notes on letter G entries During the indexing of volume 33 it became apparent that a number of pages were missing from volume 19. This means that the entries on the first page of volume 19 do not match the entries on the facing page. For these entries only, voyages for 1874 and 1879 belong to the captain whose name they appear against (this particular volume has been laid out so that the first column is 1879 and the subsequent columns 1874-1878). Voyages 1875-1878 on the second page of volume 19 relate to captains the rest of whose entries have been lost. We used the names of the ships that captains were sailing on in volumes 6 and 33 to identify their entries in volume 19. As captains changed ships there were several entries we were unable to identify; unfortunately these are too early to identify from sources on ships held by Guildhall Library. Where we know there should be entries in volume 19 this has been noted; we have also noted where it is possible there were entries in volume 19 because there were entries in volume 6 and where there should be entries in volume 19 because the qualification date in volume 33 indicates this (captains generally first appear in the Register covering the year they qualify). Where entries appear in both volumes 6 and 33 we can be sure that the entry in volume 19 is missing. Entries we have matched to captains have also been noted by the name of the ship. Index to captains with surnames beginning ‘G’ Name Details GAADE, John Hendricke b. Rotterdam 1840 C84671 Liverpool 1870 vol.6 1870-73; vol.19 (entries 1875-1878 missing); vol.33 1880, 1883, 1885-1886; vol.48 1888-1892, 1894; vol.63 1897-1899; vol.78 no voyages listed GABB, Cecil b. Hastings 1848 C04026 London 1877 vol.19 1879 (entries 1875-1878 missing); vol.33 no voyages listed GABRIEL, John b. Denbighshire 1838 C25134 Liverpool 1866 vol.6 1866-1873; vol.19 1874, 1879 (entries 1875-1878 missing); vol.33 1880, 1882-1887; vol.48 no voyages listed 3 Name Details GABRIEL, Richard Henry b. Somersetshire 1842 C32761 Plymouth 1869 vol.6 1869-1870; (vol.19 probably not missing) GABRIELSEN, Christian b. Tromsö, Norway 1873 697 South Australia 1906 vol.78 no voyages listed GABRIELSEN, Zakarias F. b. Vasstöl, Norway 1880 037152 South Shields 1906 Extra vol.78 1906-1907, 1909-1910 GABY, John Doyley b. Bath 1828 C5602 London 1855 vol.6 1855-1857, 1865, 1872-1873; vol.19 1874 (entries 1875-1878 probably missing); vol.33 no voyages listed; vol.48 no voyages listed GACE, Bertram Langley b. London 1863 041343 London 1888 vol.48 1888-1889, 1893-1895; vol.63 1896-1899; vol.78 no voyages listed GACE, Grantham b. London 1856 NZ487 New Zealand 1889 vol.48 no voyages listed; vol.63 no voyages listed GACE, Langley b. London 1854 C01610 Aberdeen 1884 changed to C014962 (vol.33) vol.33 1884; vol.48 no voyages listed; vol.63 no voyages listed GAD, Lawrence Christian b. Copenhagen 1836 Canadian551 St. John, New Brunswick 1874 vol.19 1874 (entries 1875-1878 missing); vol.33 no voyages listed GADD, Arthur Ernest b. Southampton 1877 002126 Southampton 1902 Steamships vol.63 1902; vol.78 1904 GADD, Charles b. London 1842 C34825 London 1880 vol.33 1880, 1882-1885; vol.48 1888-1895; vol.63 1896-1902; vol.78 no voyages listed GADD, Edward b. Liverpool 1825 C10322 Liverpool 1854 vol.6 1854-1873; vol.19 (entries 1875-1878 probably missing) GADD, F.W. b. Southampton 1878 034194 Southampton 1903 vol.63 no voyages listed; vol.78 no voyages listed GADD, Henry b. Liverpool 1843 C28902 Liverpool 1868 vol.6 1868-1873; vol.19 1874, 1879 (entries 1875-1878 missing); vol.33 1880-1881 GADD, John b. Chichester 1827 C15412 London 1861 changed to 01098 (vol.19) vol.6 1861-1873; vol.19 1879 (entries 1875-1878 missing); vol.33 1881-1883; vol.48 no voyages listed GADD, Richard Walker b. Liverpool 1854 C30199 Liverpool 1884 vol.33 1884-1887; vol.48 1888-1890 4 Name Details GADD, William Edward b. London 1835 C82454 London 1870 vol.6 1870-1873; vol.19 1874 (entries 1875-1878 probably missing); vol.33 no voyages listed GADDARN, George b. Milford Haven 1813 S71558 changed to 75653 (vol.6) changed to 75633 (vol.19) vol.6 1851-1854, 1856-1864, 1866-1872; vol.19 (entries 1875- 1878 missing) GADEGAARD, Johannes P. b. Denmark 1833 COLC100 Sydney, New South Wales 1873 vol.19 (entries 1875-1878 probably missing); vol.33 no voyages listed GADSEN, John Francis b. Southampton 1826 C19530 London 1876 vol.19 1879 (entries 1875-1878 missing); vol.33 no voyages listed GADSEN, Thomas b. Dunstable 1852 C0706 London 1879 vol.19 no voyages listed Extra Folio 3; vol.33 1880-1887; vol.48 1888-1891; vol.63 1897-1897; vol.78 no voyages listed GAERTNER, F.C.H. b. Roevershagen, Germany 1857 Vict.587 Victoria 1889 vol.48 1892-1893; vol.63 no voyages listed GAFFENY, Thomas b. Sligo 1811 S40518 vol.6 1855-1858, 1860, 1862-1864; (vol.19 probably not missing) GAFFIERO, Alberto b. Malta 1819 S75090 vol.6 1864-1865, 1869; vol.19 1874 (entries 1875-1878 probably missing) GAFFIERO, Antonio b. Malta 1851 CCOL22 Malta 1876 vol.19 (entries 1875-1878 probably missing); vol.33 no voyages listed GAFFIERO, Claudio b. Malta 1842 C30605 Bristol 1864 vol.6 1868-1871, 1873; vol.19 1874, 1879 (entries 1875-1878 missing); vol.33 no voyages listed GAFFIERO, Felice b. Malta 1810 S74621 vol.6 1862-1864 (vol. 19 probably not missing) GAGE, Frederick William b. Shields 1859 C06912 Shields 1882 vol.33 1882; vol.48 no voyages listed GAGE, Henry Samuel b. Battersea SW 1884 038746 London 1910 vol.78 no voyages listed Extra Folio 8 GAGEN, John William b. Sunderland 1874 026745 Sunderland 1897 vol.63 1897-1903; vol.78 1904-1907, 1911 GAGEN, William b. Lynn 1806 S39854 vol.6 1856-1865; (vol.19 probably not missing) 5 Name Details GAGGS, Thomas Edward b. Yorkshire 1830 C2929 London 1853 changed to C93270 (vol.6) vol.6 1853-1859, 1861-1867, 1869-1873; vol.19 (entry missing); vol.33 no voyages listed GAGNE, Pierre b. Cape DzzzzIqnace, Quebec CanadianC316 Quebec 1873 vol.6 no voyages listed; vol.19 (entry missing) vol.33 no voyages listed GAGNON, Michael b. St. Jean, LzzzzIslet 1850 CCol1069 Quebec 1877 vol.19 (entry missing); vol.33 1881 GAIN, Albert b. Portsmouth 1840 S76088 vol.19 (entry missing); vol.33 1880, 1883-1884 GAINE, Alfred James b. Sunderland 1869 023413 Leith 1897 vol.63 1897-1903 GAINE, Edmund Francis b. Sunderland 1872 026506 South Shields 1898 Extra 1901 vol.63 1898-1899, 1903; vol.78 1904-1907, 1910 GAINE, Edmund b. Sunderland 1833 C24725 South Shields 1867 changed to Sherwood C097379 (vol.33) vol.6 1867-1870; vol.19 (entry missing); vol.33 1882, 1887 GAINE, George Gauntlett b. Bombay 1865 00140 Sunderland 1888 Steamships vol.48 1889, 1891-1895; vol.63 1896-1903; vol.78 1904-1911 GAINE, James Sherwood b.
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