Howlett, Harry, Master Mariner.
Service records and letters.
Administrative / biographical background
Howlett was born 28 November 1867, 4 Lucas Place, Cromer Street, London. He served in the mercantile marine starting as an ordinary seaman in the 1880s and progressed to master mariner in the 1890’s. He later served in the First World War and received several medals.
Administrative / biographical background
Howlett was born 28 November 1867, 4 Lucas Place, Cromer Street, London. He served in the mercantile marine starting as an ordinary seaman in the 1880s and progressed to master mariner in the 1890’s. He later served in the First World War and received several medals.
Record Details
| Item reference: | AML/F/19 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Manuscript documents acquired singly by the Museum |
| Level: | FILE |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Edinburgh, HRH The Duke of. (Manuscript) (AML/F/1)
- Discharge certificate issued to Harry Upjohn on the CUTTY SARK, 1883. (Manuscript) (AML/F/2)
- Capt Nicholas of the MELLADGAN and Capt Harry of the HESPERUS. (Manuscript) (AML/F/3)
- Freeman, Samuel, Mate. (Manuscript) (AML/F/4)
- Carter, John. (Manuscript) (AML/F/5)
- Walton, Robert Calder. (Manuscript) (AML/F/6)
- Bagnall, James Parkes. (Manuscript) (AML/F/7)
- Clarke, James, Master. (Manuscript) (AML/F/8)
- Stockman, Tom Sargent, Master Mariner. (Manuscript) (AML/F/9)
- Phillips, William. (Manuscript) (AML/F/10)
- Whittingham, Henry William. (Manuscript) (AML/F/11)
- Gerald John Dalison Burton. (Manuscript) (AML/F/12)
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