Sitting at work, fiddling in Ancestry like you do when bored and found my GF inbound to England, in 1914 from Panama, aged 20. (quite exciting as this explains why I could never find him after 1912 - he gives his occupation as a steward) The abbreviation on this 1914 document, DBG is in the CLASS column, where everyone else is 1st,2nd or 3rd. Can anyone clarify what this could stand for, please? If he was employed on the ship he wouldn't be on the passenger list and I hate loose ends!!! I have a vision of him being a prisoner!!
I have googled but nothing!
I had previously found him going out to South Africa in November 1924 and thought this was when he did his runner, but with the above and the fact that he did arrive in England again in July 1924, he was obviously a bit of a traveller!!
All I need now is to find him going out after the war about 1919 - does anyone know if the outbound lists are complete?
Thank you x
I have googled but nothing!
I had previously found him going out to South Africa in November 1924 and thought this was when he did his runner, but with the above and the fact that he did arrive in England again in July 1924, he was obviously a bit of a traveller!!
All I need now is to find him going out after the war about 1919 - does anyone know if the outbound lists are complete?
Thank you x
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