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Maritime career

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XM8020/1 ACCOUNT OF WAGES of Llewellyn Griffith on the [S.S.] Prydain.

Appended:

NOTE ’first voyage to sea’.
 
1888 Feb.-May
XM8020/2 TELEGRAM from de Winton, ’Cymro’, Liverpool to Llewelyn Griffith, Caernarfon, offering a position as second engineer.  1889 Aug. 6
XM8020/3 LETTER: John William Menzies and Co., engineers, No. 50 , Side, Newcastle-on-Tyne to Llewelyn Griffiths, 51 Ambrose St., Bangor, offering position as second engineer at £9 per month.  1889 Aug. 30
XM8020/4 CERTIFICATE OF DISCHARGE of Llewelyn T. Griffith, born Bangor, as third engineer on the S.S. Nevada, [transatlantic pasenger vessel owned by the Guion line], master John A.R.Cushing. The engagement a...  more 1891 Aug. 14
XM8020/5 CERTIFICATE OF DISCHARGE of Llewelyn T. Griffith, born Bangor as second engineer on the [S.S.] Hesperides, master ?John Williams. The engagement was at London and discharge at N. Shields.  1895 June 26
XM8020/6 1. Owen Williams of Mount Stuart Square, Cardiff, co. Glam., ship owner and manager of the steam ship Hesperides.

2. Llewelyn Tregan Griffith of 51 Ambrose St., Bangor, marine engineer.
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1896 Dec. 1
XM8020/7 CHIEF ENGINEER’S SCRAP LOG BOOK of Llewelyn T. Griffith for a voyage on S.S. Hesperedes from Cardiff to Genoa with a cargo of coals.
Part only.
[Engine room logs are rare.]
 
1896 Dec. 1-7
XM8020/8 LETTER: Llewelyn T. Griffith, Chief Engineer, S.S. Hesperedes, Genoa, to Owen Williams, 20 Mount Stuart Sq., Cardiff, asking him to remit to his wife Grace any sum which she might require on account f...  more 1896 Dec.
XM8020/9 LETTER: Owen Williams, ship owner and broker, 20 Mount Stuart Square, Cardiff to Mrs. Griffith, Caernarfon, informing her that he had received a cable from the captian of the Hesperedes stating that t...  more 1897 Oct. 12
XM8020/10 LETTER: Mackie and Thompson, Govan Shipbuilding Yard, Govan, Glasgow to Mrs. Griffith [wife of Llewelyn T. Griffith] enclosing a newspaper cutting as a souvenir of the S.S. Canganian.

Attache...
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1899 Dec. 29
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