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Bristol Record Office - Ref: 30182/129
Hector McFadyen b.1868 Tiree, Argyll appears from 11.5.1905 as Master of the ship Bonnie Doon (of Bristol) ON 75281. He gives his previous ship as "Same" (ie Bonnie Doon) in 1904.
Is anyone able to transcribe his entry/voyage details from any CL&A's for Bonnie Doon in 1904 ?
Many thanks,
jcmac.
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BONNY DOON was a excursion Paddle Steamer and would have been classed as a Home Trade vessel. As such she would have only two Crew Agreements per year. Both of her C/A's for 1904 should be with Bristol Record Office.
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SW,
Hoping someone local, who can visit, will obtain the relevant details.
(On the basis they are not available on line).
jcmac.
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Have you checked Welsh Newspapers on line for the period you are interested in?
http://newspapers.library.wales/home
If you put "bonnie doon" (including the " " - important) in Search field and use year slider bars to limit search to 1904-1905 it should return 32 "hits" (haven't checked if they all apply to your search).
Also try variations of name eg "bonny doon", "bonny doone" etc. which might also produce results.
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HT,
Thank you for your infor'n - interesting stories - don't know who to believe !!!
I am seeking details from the 1904 CL&A's relating to Hector McFadyen held at Bristol Record Office.
jcmac.
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The National Archives shows the list of Crew 1 January 1891 to 31 December 1891, but can't see any later ones.
Assume you have the website
sea captains | An Iodhlann | Page 23
www.aniodhlann.org.uk
This has a photograph of Hector MacFadyen his wife Emma and baby son, Ronald, abroad thepaddler steam 'Bonnie Doon' in 1911 - along with the crew - and a write up on his family and children etc.
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capetown,
Thank you for infor'n provided.
The details I am seeking are held at Bristol Record Office as per my original posting.
jcmac.
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Hoping sks can visit Bristol Records Office, Smeaton Road and extract 1904 details as per original post.
I would be very grateful.
jcmac.