Colonel Maule is NOT a death cause, its a ship

[Joan Fawcett via]

Colonial MAULE is not a death cause and I need (a) better glasses and (b) to not do research late at night.
Researching an apprentice of a g.g.g uncle who went missing at seahttps://jfawcettblog.com/2016/05/31/mauled-english-the-death-of-james-brabner/
cheersJenny Fawcett

[cecilia]

On Tue, 31 May 2016 09:12:13 +0000, Joan Fawcett via

Post by Joan Fawcett via
Colonial MAULE is not a death cause and I need (a) better glasses and (b) to not do research late at night.
Researching an apprentice of a g.g.g uncle who went missing at seahttps://jfawcettblog.com/2016/05/31/mauled-english-the-death-of-james-brabner/
cheersJenny Fawcett

I would transcribe the entry as

Died at Sea from the "Colonel Maul" of Dundee (no date)

with 'from' indicating what ship he was from, and the spelling being
as the original entry.

I'd be a bit cautious about guaranteeing that he was actually aboard
the Colonel Maule when he died.

[Doug Laidlaw]

Post by cecilia
On Tue, 31 May 2016 09:12:13 +0000, Joan Fawcett via

Post by Joan Fawcett via
Colonial MAULE is not a death cause and I need (a) better glasses and (b) to not do research late at night.
Researching an apprentice of a g.g.g uncle who went missing at seahttps://jfawcettblog.com/2016/05/31/mauled-english-the-death-of-james-brabner/
cheersJenny Fawcett

I would transcribe the entry as
Died at Sea from the "Colonel Maul" of Dundee (no date)
with 'from' indicating what ship he was from, and the spelling being
as the original entry.
I'd be a bit cautious about guaranteeing that he was actually aboard
the Colonel Maule when he died.

I adopted a male approach. If he died "from" the ship,
did he fall overboard?

Jenny, it would be a great help if you left a space character just
before
the URL. On my newsreader, the line ran off the page. I copied
the full
URL from Cecilia's reply.

Doug.
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