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	<title>Coastguards of Yesteryear - Articles</title>

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	<description>The life and times of 18th to early 20th century Coastguards and their families serving the Irish Coastline.</description>
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	<title>Irish Coast Guard Station Locations</title>

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	<description>Location of Irish Coastguard Stations</description>

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	<title>The Jago Coastguards in the 19th Century</title>

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	<description>James Jago, was a coastguard.  When we started researching the history of our family, we discovered that James was one of at least seven brothers and uncles who had served in the Royal Navy and transferred to the Coastguard.  &lt;br /&gt;
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	<title>Ireland, Famine Relief Commision Papers 1844-1847</title>

	<link>readarticle.php?article_id=299</link>

	<description>Advice on the probability of famine</description>

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	<title>GWest Coast/Galway Coastguard &amp;amp; Revenue Personnel &amp;lt;1852</title>

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	<description>The Sessional Papers printed by Order of the House of Lords - Papers on Transatlantic Communication - regarding use of Galway or Shannon as a Transatlantic Port have testimonies from the following members of the Coastguard/Revenue Service: WIlliam WIlliams, William Hamiton Burke, Henry Leigh, Frederick Kemble, Hugh McGuire, Francis Moore, JW Trousdell.&lt;br /&gt;
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	<title>John NICHOLLS Coastguard (1815-1871)</title>

	<link>readarticle.php?article_id=297</link>

	<description>The life and times of John Nicholls (Great Great Grandfather) (1815 until pensioned from Coastguards in 1871). Please can you add to your records database.</description>

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	<title>The Wreck of the Young England</title>

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	<description>Sunday 14th November 1852&lt;br /&gt;
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Daylight fresh gales with rain ESE.  &lt;br /&gt;
Sunset, fresh gales with rain ESE.&lt;br /&gt;
Night fresh breezes and hazy, clear and cloudy with showers at times ESE.&lt;br /&gt;
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The state of the weather prevented me attending at church.  I wrote to Mr Walsh respecting the “Grace and Ann”, at 9 we observed rockets and lights near Balbriggan , I and Clark walked there at 12 o’clock.  Met Mr Barett who told us a ship was on shore on his north guard.</description>

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	<title>Obituary WR BUIKE 1901</title>

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	<description>The bearer party consisted of Chief Boatmen Goddard and Tee, Commissioned Boatmen Giles and B. Hudson, and Boatman Stone, and the pall bearers were Chief Officers Petty (Bembridge) and Tubbs (Sandown) and two Chief Officers of the Cowes division.</description>

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	<title>John Vincent Rohu</title>

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	<description>Notes on diary kept by John Vincent Rohu during his service in the Crimean War.&lt;br /&gt;
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J.V.’s Service Record shows that he was Coastguard til 5th. March 1854.  He joined Price Regent on 6th. March 1854, transferred to the Royal Albert on 23rd. November, was discharged from the Royal Albert on 20th. August 1856 and resumed Coastguard duties that same day.</description>

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	<title>Moville School,  Co. Donegal</title>

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	<description>This file contains the names of children at school in Moville, Co. Donegal. This is the school mentioned in the article on Bernard Wheyman.&lt;br /&gt;
All of the children are either Established Church, Presbyterian or Methodist...</description>

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	<title>The Coastguard Cutter Vol 7 No10</title>

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	<description>Oct 2009:&lt;br /&gt;In 1838  William Darling, the Longstone Lighthouse keeper, and his daughter Grace, rescued  four men and a woman from the &quot;Forfarshire&quot; wrecked near the Lighthouse....</description>

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	<title>The Coastguard Cutter Vol 7 No9</title>

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	<description>Sep 09:&lt;br /&gt;As in all walks of life, then as now, the Coastguard could find life too unbearable with tragic consequences.</description>

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	<title>The Coastguard Cutter Vol 7 No8</title>

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	<description>Aug 2009:&lt;br /&gt;Many of the Coastguard stations were attacked and burnt down between 1920 and 1922. In a number of cases no serious damage was done.</description>

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	<title>Frederick Ashby, Coastguard</title>

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	<description>My great-grandfather Frederick Ashby (1851-1943), left a hand-written memoir covering 20 years of his service as a Coastguard. This included service in various North Devon Stations, 4 years at Rosslare (Co. Wexford) and a spell in Great Yarmouth (Norfolk). The memoir gives a fascinating taste of his duties, training and experiences in the Coastguard Service</description>

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	<title>Attack on Coastguard Station at Kilbehagh, Kilrush, Co. Clare</title>

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	<description>The Times&lt;br /&gt;
London, Middlesex, England&lt;br /&gt;
July 19, 1867&lt;br /&gt;
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	<title>The Limerick Reporter, 29 November 1839</title>

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	<description>Captain Teephook, of H. M. Cruiser Hamilton, stationed at Kilrush</description>

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	<title>Dreadful Accident at Derry</title>

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	<description>The Evening Herald. Tuesday 30 August 1892&lt;br /&gt;
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Derry Monday.&lt;br /&gt;
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The boating fatality on Lough Swilly&lt;br /&gt;
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A verdict of accidental drowning was today returned at the inquest on the bodies of coastguardsmen Richard Tibbles and William John Stowers, natives of Plymouth and Kent respectively, who were....</description>

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	<title>The Desperate Plight of the Atlas</title>

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	<description>At 7 a.m. on November 25th 1880 the Austrian barque “Atlas” of 400 tons, loaded with maize, and on it’s way from New York to Papenburg, was driven onto the infamous rocks at Atherfield Ledge .....</description>

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	<title>The Coastguard Cutter Vol7 No7</title>

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	<description>Jul 2009:&lt;br /&gt;The coasts of Co.Antrim and Co.Down are no strangers to gales and shipwrecks.</description>

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	<title>The Coastguard Cutter Vol7 No6</title>

	<link>readarticle.php?article_id=283</link>

	<description>Jun 2009:&lt;br /&gt;Like all large organisations worldwide, the Admiralty had a list of Priorities. In certain cases they were Economical ones.</description>

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	<title>Another Coastguard V.C.</title>

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	<description>The Victoria Cross&lt;br /&gt;
Awarded to Men of Portsmouth&lt;br /&gt;
- Edward Robinson VC -</description>

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