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Index to the Captains Register of Lloyds of London Index to the Captains Registers of Lloyd’s of London: N (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. Index to captains with surnames beginning ‘N’ Name Details NABB, Joseph Edward b. Chester 1870 025609 Liverpool 1897 vol.68 1899-1903; vol.83 1904-1911 NAFTEL, Walter Ford b. Liverpool 1872 026733 Liverpool 1899 Extra 1902 vol.68 1903; vol.83 1904-1907 NAGLE, Pierce b. Cork 1832 C94395 Cork 1864 vol.11 1864-1871, 1873; vol.23 1874-1877 NAGLE, Robert Francis b. Celbridge, Kildare 1863 015970 Liverpool 1889 Extra 1898 vol.53 1892-1895; vol.68 1898-1903; vol.83 1904-1911 NAHMACHER, Carl F.W. b. Mecklenberg 1840 C34602 Liverpool 1865 vol.11 1866; vol.23 no voyages listed NAIDLEY, Henry John b. Cowley 1883 003360 London 1907 Steamships vol.83 1908-1911 NAILE, James b. Whitehaven 1846 C91519 Liverpool 1872 vol.11 1872-1873; vol.23 no voyages listed NAILE, John Stephen (John b. Whitehaven 1841 C82497 Liverpool 1869 Shepherd vols. 53, 68, 83) vol.11 1869-1873; vol.23 1874-1878; vol.38 1880, 1883, 1885-1887; vol.53 1888, 1890-1895; vol.68 1896-1899, 1901; vol.83 no voyages listed NAILE, Thomas b. Whitehaven 1838 C96621 Liverpool 1865 vol.11 1865-1873; vol.23 1874-1879; vol.38 1880-1884, 1886-1887; vol.53 1888-1889, 1891-1892; vol.68 no voyages listed NAILER, Thomas P. b. London 1846 C34597 London 1882 vol.38 1882-1884, 1887; vol.53 1888, 1890-1893; vol.68 1898, 1903; vol.83 1904, 1906-1907 NAINBY, Edward John b. London 1860 C09586 London 1886 vol.38 1886; vol.53 1888-1889, 1893-1895; vol.68 1896, 1898-1903; vol.83 1904-1911 NAIRN, George b. Fifeshire 1831 C14253 changed to 04399 (vol.23), changed to 019021 (vol.38) Shields 1859 vol.11 1860-1873; vol.23 1874-1879; vol.38 1880-1886; vol.53 1888-1890; vol.68 no voyages listed 3 Name Details NAIRN, George b. Arbroath 1841 C33639 Dundee 1872 vol.11 1872-1873; vol.23 1874-1879; vol.38 1880-1882, 1884, 1887; vol.53 1888-1889, 1891; vol.68 1898; vol.83 no voyages listed NAIRN, George (see also NANCE, b. Cardiff 1844 C86667 Bristol 1871 George) vol.23 1874; vol.38 1882-1883; vol.53 no voyages listed NAIRN, Hendry b. Fife 1826 C27634 Dundee 1866 vol.11 1866-1873; vol.23 1874-1879; vol.38 1880, 1882, 1884-1887; vol.53 1888-1889; vol.68 no voyages listed NAIRN, John b. Dundee 1837 C23633 changed to 32633 (vol.23), changed to 23633 (vol.38), changed to 32633 (vol.53) Liverpool 1864 vol.11 1867-1873; vol.23 1874-1879; vol.38 1887; vol.53 no voyages listed NAIRN, William b. Blyth 1867 021143 changed to 038089 (vol.83) South Shields 1892 vol.53 1892-1895; vol.68 1896-1903; vol.83 1904-1907 NAISMITH, Thomas b. Kirkcudbright 1866 021823 Glasgow 1896 vol.68 1896, 1989-1899; vol.83 no voyages listed NAKAMURA, Shigenori b. Akita, Japan 1869 002905 Liverpool 1908 Steamships vol.83 no voyages listed NANCE, Francis b. Scilly 1826 C1663 London 1852 vol.11 1852-1860, 1862-1866; vol.23 no voyages listed NANCE, Francis b. Scilly 1840 C23651 Plymouth 1866 vol.11 1867-1872; vol.23 1874-1879; vol.38 1881, 1883; vol.53 no voyages listed NANCE, George b. Padstow 1801 S70374 vol.11 1857-1862, 1864; vol.23 no voyages listed NANCE, George (see also NAIRN, b. Cardiff 1844 C86667 Bristol 1871 George) vol.11 1871-1873; vol.23 1874-1879; vol.38 1880-1883 NANCE, Horatio b. Liverpool 1849 C93667 changed to 016657 (vol.38) Liverpool 1878 vol.23 1878-1879; vol.38 1880-1884; vol.53 1891; vol.68 1898; vol.83 no voyages listed NANCE, John b. Scilly 1826 S70344 vol.11 1863-1866; vol.23 no voyages listed NANCE, John Jacka b. Scilly 1829 C24665 Liverpool 1854 vol.11 1855-1873; vol.23 1874-1874; vol.38 1880, 1884- 1885; vol.53 1888-1889, 1891, 1894; vol.68 no voyages listed 4 Name Details NANCE, Matthias b. Cornwall 1830 C8452 Plymouth 1857 vol.11 1858-1859, 1861-1869 NANCE, Samuel b. Staithes 1842 C89376 Liverpool 1878 vol.23 1878-1879; vol.38 1880-1887; vol.53 1888-1892, 1894-1895; vol.68 1896-1900; vol.83 1910 NANCE, Thomas Henry b. Cornwall 1843 C81682 Bristol 1869 vol.11 1869-1873; vol.23 1874-1878; vol.38 1880-1885; vol.53 1889-1890; vol.68 no voyages listed NANCE, William b. Scilly 1814 S44643 vol.11 1856-1873; vol.23 1874-1877; vol.38 no voyages listed NANCOLLAS, Henry b. Cornwall 1826 C91303 Dublin 1869 vol.11 1870 NANCOLLAS, Henry Edward b. Austell 1878 034388 Cardiff 1903 vol.68 no voyages listed; vol.83 1904, 1907, 1909 NANKWELL, Anthony b. Plymouth 1821 S44608 vol.11 1856-1873; vol.23 1874-1876 NANKWELL, Edwin b. Plymouth 1837 C25203 London 1865 vol.11 1865-1868, 1871-1872; vol.23 no voyages listed NANKWELL, James Quick b. Cornwall 1825 C87212 Bristol 1858 vol.11 1856-1873; vol.23 1874-1876 NANSCAWEN, Arthur F. b. Bowmenbusch, Hants 1858 C07389 Plymouth 1883 vol.38 1884-1887; vol.53 1888-1895; vol.68 no voyages listed NANSCAWEN, Arthur John Francis b. Avonwick, Devon 1883 005126 London 1909 Steamships vol.83 1909-1911 Extra Folio 3 NANSON, Eric Roper-Curzon b. Carlisle 1883 002415 Liverpool 1908 Extra 1908 Steamships 1908 Steam 1909 vol.83 1910-1911 NANTES, William John b. St Helier 1845 C30583 London 1879 vol.23 1879; vol.38 1880-1887; vol.53 1888, 1890-1895; vol.68 1896-1898; vol.83 no voyages listed NAPIER, Alexander b. Manchester 1840 (Liverpool 1849 vols.38, 53, 68) C89762 Greenock 1875 vol.23 1876-1879; vol.38 1880-1885, 1887; vol.53 1888, 1890-1893, 1895; vol.68 1897 NAPIER, David b. Montrose 1821 C2574 Newcastle 1850 2nd class vol.11 1851-1857, 1861-1873; vol.23 1874-1875, 1877- 1878; vol.38 1881, 1883; vol.53 no voyages listed 5 Name Details NAPIER, Francis Bryce b. Leith 1859 C08898 Leith 1886 Extra vol.38 no voyages listed; vol.53 1888-1892, 1894-1895; vol.68 1896-1902; vol.83 1904-1911 NAPIER, Frederick b. Wiston, Sussex 1860 C08620 London 1885 vol.38 no voyages listed; vol.53 1892, 1894-1895; vol.68 1897-1899; vol.83 no voyages listed NAPIER, George b. Peterhead 1841 C13012 Glasgow 1864 vol.11 1864-1871 NAPIER, George Charles b. London 1873 006414 Liverpool 1911 Steamships vol.83 1911 Extra Folio 4 NAPIER, George Levack b. Clynder, Dunbartonshire 1881 039134 Glasgow 1908 vol.83 1911 NAPIER, Gerard Talbot b. Somerset 1848 S75900 vol.11 no voyages listed; vol.23 no voyages listed NAPIER, Henry Goring b. Evercreech 1850 C15486 London 1878 Lieutenant Royal Naval Reserve vol.23 1878-1879 Extra Folio 1; vol.38 no voyages listed NAPIER, Jackson b. Strathaven 1877 002567 Glasgow 1907 Steamships vol.83 1909-1911 NAPIER, John b. Peterhead 1880 005641 Greenock 1910 Steamships vol.83 1910-1911 Extra Folio 3 NAPIER, John Henderson b. Glasgow 1863 015995 Glasgow 1890 Steam Extra vol.53 1890-1895; vol.68 1896; vol.83 no voyages listed NAPIER, Joseph b.
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