Daily Guidance booklet given to John ‘Jack’ Stephens.
Daily Guidance booklet given to John ‘Jack’ Stephens, son of Tom Stephens, by Annie Jolly, who was probably the wife of William Jolly, master of the MARY JOHNS, which was part acquired by John Stephens in 1887. The booklet is for recording the birthdays of friends and includes a passage from the Bible for each day, and a list of female Christian names with their meanings. Written on the inside cover of the book is a message from Annie Jolly to Jack Stephens, wishing him health and happiness on his first voyage, in 1905.
Record Details
| Item reference: | SNS/15 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Records of semi-governmental and non-governmental organisations |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Extent: | 1 booklet |
| Date made: | 1905 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Lloyd's Register certificate of classification of the LITTLE SECRET, 1887. (Manuscript) (SNS/1)
- Cargo book of the WATERWITCH. (Manuscript) (SNS/5)
- Account book and log of Captain John Martyn, master of the schooner BESS. (Manuscript) (SNS/6)
- Pages from the accounts of the ISABELLA, 1898-1901. (Manuscript) (SNS/7)
- Board of Trade Examination of Oath document in relation to the loss of the R.T.K. in 1910. (Manuscript) (SNS/8)
- Last log of the ISABELLA, April to October 1913. (Manuscript) (SNS/10)
- Lists of ships owned or managed by members of the Stephens family. (Manuscript) (SNS/12)
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