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Member Since: February 2012 Posts: 468 Send Message	KeithG	Report	14 May 2018 14:41
	Thank you again again, ArgyllGran. I found this reference in the National Archives: http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C10244231 which I imagine is probably the basis for the Hague lists. So it looks as if this is the point at which the trail goes cold. At least I have a "most likely" identification for the ship.
	Researching: Parr - London, Cambridgeshire, Argentina; Chapman - East London; Stacey - Essex & Sheffield; Hamilton - Beaminster; Peake - London; Weston - Virginia Water

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