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| HAVANT (I) 932 | LORD HOWARD 105 | AGNES CROSS | BORDEAUX 281 |
| HAVANT (I) 932 VIMY | LORD HOWARD 105 | AGNES CROSS | BORDEAUX 281 |
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 234 360. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
THE EVACUATION FROM DUNKIRK APPENDIX A TROOPS SAILING BARGES (contd.) TRANSPORTED Claud (water boat)' / Doris¹ (F. Finbow, Master) / Duchess (H. J. Wildish, Master) / Ena 100 (A. G. Page, Master) Ethel Everard / (T. Willis, Master) F.W. 23 (dumb) 13 Glenway (W. H. Easter, Master) 213 H.A.C. 100 (R. H. Scott, Master) Haste Away - Lark' / (R. H. Scott, Master) Monarch - Queen - Queen Alexandria - Royalty - (H. Miller, Master) Sark (dumb) - Shannon - Shetland (dumb) - Spurgeon - (- Haisman, Master) Tollesbury 200 (R. Webb, Master) Warrior1 - Total 886 LIFE BOATS Total 19, R.N.L.I. life boats2, of which I was lost. Abdy Beauclerk - Cecil & Lilian Philpott 51 (A/B W. J. Morris, Coxn. Charles Cooper Henderson - Charles Dibdin - Cyril & Lilian Bishop - (Actg. P.O. W.H. Adkin) Edward Z, Dresden 50 E.M.E.D. (Lt. Cdr. R. W. Faulkner, R.N.R. (?Retd.) ) 39 (Lieut. R. H. Mead, R.N.V.R., died) (P.O. Tel. W.H. Cooley) Greater London 48 (S/Lt. W. D.F. Claydon, R.N.R.) Guide of Dunkirks - (S/Lt. R. H.C. Amos, R.N.V.R.) - Jane Holland (S/Lt. R. H. Wallace, R.N.V.R.) - (Sto. J. Strangeways) (Sto. A. H. Shaw) Lord Southborough (S/Lt. E. R. Ponsonby, R.N.V.R.) 17 (E. Parker, Coxswain) I Lost. 2 The Dunkirk, reserve life boat Agnes Cross carried out duties at Dover. She did not go to 3 At been the same time of Dunkirk evacuation, this boat had just been built and had not yet named. 146
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