Individual Details

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He and his wife Florence sailed on the Union-Castle Mail Steamship Company vessel Walmer Castle from Cape Town,Natal. He was accompanied by his wife Florence and their two year old daughter Florence. He was noted as a metallurgist. Their last place of permanent residence was Namaqualand, Namibia/South Africa.

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He sailed on the African Steamship Company vessel Abrinski from Sekondi, Ghana. Where he worked as a metallurgist.

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He sailed on the SS Manzanares from Santa Marta, Columbia where he worked as a metallurgist. He was going home to 13 Redinnick Place, Penzance.

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On the 26th of August 1928 he sailed from Yokohama, Japan on the SS Yokohama Maru. He was on his way to stay with Mr G.H. Feldtmann R.M.D. in Saanich, Vancouver Island B.C. His occupation was listed as metallurgist but he was a tourist in Canada. He was travelling on a passport number 325626 issued in London on the 3rd of February 1921. He was to travel onward on the Canadian Pasific Railway. He had in his possession over $2000.

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On the 17th of October he sailed, cabin class, from Quebec, Canada on the Canadian Pasific vessel SS Montroyal. It was noted that his last country of permanent residence was China. He was on his was home to his wife in Penzance.

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He sailed on the Hambourg-Amerika Linie vessel the SS Grunewald Port of Spain, Trinidad. His last permanent place of residence was listed as Venezuela. His occupation was noted as mining engineer. He was on his way home to Penzance.

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On the 6th of March 1935 he sailed from Southampton on the SS Olympic for New York. He was issued with a US visa in London on the the 25th of February 1935. His occupation was noted as mining engineer. His last place of permanent residence was Wau, New Guinea. Wau was a gold mining town at the time.

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He sailed Yokohama, Japan on the SS President Hoover. His transit certificate was issued on the 29th of September 1921 in Seoul, Korea. His occupation was mining engineer and his last place of permanent residence was noted as Taiudo, Korea.

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He sailed on the SS Washington from New York to Plymouth. He was on his way home to Perranuthnoe near Marzion, Cornwall. He was noted as a mining engineer and his last place of permanent residence was Chosen, the old name for Korea.