Sch. Ambrose H. Knight 87.64
tons, built at Boothbay, Me., owned by Parmenter & Co., and insured by the Gloucester
Mutual Fishing Insurance Co. sailed on an Iceland trip March 12, 1894 and was never heard
from afterwards.
She had a crew of sixteen men, as follows:
Fred. Peterson, master, a
native of Sweden
John Gregory, a native of Newfoundland
John Eaholm, a native of Finland
Victor Anderson, a native of Finland
Augustus Naicais, a native of St. Pierre, Miquelon
Peter Hammond, a native of Quebec
John Jacobson, a native of Norway
Jorgen Thrurson, a native of Norway
Frank Johnsen, a native of Norway
Mons. Olsen, a native of Sweden
Simon P. Sandbert, a native of Sweden
John Carlson, a native of Sweden
Gustave Rydgerg, a native of Sweden
John Anderson, a native of Sweden
Fred. Olsen, married, a native of Sweden
Swening Olsen, a native of Denmark
Most of the crew had followed fishing from
this port for years and all were unmarried excepting Fred. Olsen. |
