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Irish Coastguards of Yesteryear
« on: Monday 01 May 06 01:44 BST (UK) »
Bravery Awards
The Coastguard Cutter
Her Majesty's Revenue Vessels (about 1847) plus name of Senior Officer
Navy Lists and The Treble Almanac 1828
Navy List 1841 - Officers employed in Coastguard Service..Irish Stations
Navy List 1847 - Officers employed in Coastguard Service..Irish Stations
Navy List 1851 - Officers employed in Coastguard Service..Irish Stations
Navy List 1867 - Officers employed in Coastguard Service..Irish Stations
Navy List 1880 - Officers employed in Coastguard Service..Irish Stations
Wallboard in Clogherhead Station
Coastguards taken from the 1901 and 1911 Irish Census
Coastguards in Ireland
English Coastguard Pensioners taken from the Irish Census.
Scottish born Coastguards stationed in Ireland
Non-British born Coastguards

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Re: Irish Coastguards of Yesteryear
« Reply #1 on: Tuesday 02 May 06 00:16 BST (UK) »
Thanks Christopher for that link... it led me to the training list for 1875 on the Vanguard... and there was hubby's G G Grandfather and his brother

what a wonderful find... thanks again

Best wishes

Mo
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Re: Irish Coastguards of Yesteryear
« Reply #2 on: Monday 04 December 06 14:43 GMT (UK) »
Mo,

Tony Daly at Coastguards proved invaluable in helping trace some of my McCullen coastguards and gave details of postings and census records. Worth contacting Tony to see if he has any info about your coastguards. What were their names?

The National Archives had my Gt Grandfathers service record :

http://www.mywebtree.co.uk/mccullen/Charles%20McCullen.pdf

This shows him as being on the HMS Iron Duke which collided with and sunk HMS Vanguard in 1875.

James McCullen had been on the Vanguard
http://www.mywebtree.co.uk/mccullen/James%20McCullen.pdf

as had George McCullen
http://www.mywebtree.co.uk/mccullen/George%20McCullen.pdf

and the year before Francis Groom McCullen had also been on Vangaurd
http://www.mywebtree.co.uk/mccullen/Francis%20Groom%20McCullen.pdf

John
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Niland/Neiland/Neilan/Nyland - Dublin
Doyle - Enniscorthy
McCullen - Coastguards from Drogheda, Co Louth
Shepley - Macclesfield and Wheelock
Clarke - Macclesfield
McDermott - Macclesfield and Dublin
Pender - Dublin
O'Brien - Dublin and Galbally

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Re: Irish Coastguards of Yesteryear
« Reply #3 on: Thursday 21 December 06 02:04 GMT (UK) »
Hello Johnny,

Firstly apologies for delay in getting back to you... I have been off the computer ill for some time...

My hubby's coastguards were Courtneys...  Daniel Courtney and Jeramiah Courtney... in fact the family were connected to the sea way back... not just the above two...

All the births of the next generation were at different coast guard stations around the coast of Ireland.

Thanks for the links.. and happy christmas

Best wishes

Mo
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Re: Irish Coastguards of Yesteryear
« Reply #4 on: Thursday 07 June 07 22:44 BST (UK) »
Thanks Christopher
                               I found my G-Grandfather John William Mellow as a boatman at Blacksod Point ,Co.Mayo in 1901
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Re: Irish Coastguards of Yesteryear
« Reply #5 on: Friday 08 June 07 06:42 BST (UK) »
Please be aware that this excellent site has been completely revamped since the original post and that most of these links no longer work.

Go to:

http://www.coastguardsofyesteryear.org/news.php

John
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