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Thomas H. Cannanton (search for this): article 16
Testimonials to American seamen.
--The English government and board of trade have recently bestowed the following rewards for saving life at sea: To Captain John Wilson, of brig Minnie Schiffer, a gold chronometer and chain; to Mr. Thomas H. Cannanton, the mate, a telescope; and to five seamen, forming the crew, ten dollars each, in approbation of their services in rescuing 500 persons from the steamer Gennaught.
John Wilson (search for this): article 16
Testimonials to American seamen.
--The English government and board of trade have recently bestowed the following rewards for saving life at sea: To Captain John Wilson, of brig Minnie Schiffer, a gold chronometer and chain; to Mr. Thomas H. Cannanton, the mate, a telescope; and to five seamen, forming the crew, ten dollars each, in approbation of their services in rescuing 500 persons from the steamer Gennaught.