This page is an index of ships by name. For exact searches, it shows matching names and their official number, sorted first by name, then by official number. For fuzzy searches, it shows an alphabetic list of matching ship names, from which you can select an exact search to obtain more information.
The source of our information is shown.
NB! Discrepancies between sources are common: we transcribe 'as seen'. Where the original source probably contains an error, such as a typo, we have marked our transcription with ? .
Please see the page for details on sources, the abbreviations we have used, and our acknowledgements. CLIP data
The
icons link to images of the Appropriation Books or of the Mercantile Navy List page for that vessel and year.
For exact searches, on the right hand side of the results table are links to the MHA and CLIP indexes of crew agreements. There is also a link to more details on the CLIP site showing any other names for that vessel and providing further links to CLIP data and other databases for that official number only.
For exact searches, there are also links below the results which will search for your data on other web sites.
The database includes every British registered ship from 1855 to the early 1950s with official numbers 1 to 200000. It was last updated on 12th July 2019 and contains 759480 entries.
For the CLIP advanced database search by ship's name or official number, please see here.
Ship | Official number | Port of registry and details | Source | Crew lists | Links | |
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HARDI NO 107 | 133040 | Glasgow, 46/1912, Steam, 97 tons | Appropriation Books, RSS ![]() | MHA | CLIP | More... |
Built: 1912, Register closed: 1912 | TNA catalogue, BT 110/322/29 |
The CLIP image viewer displays images of the Mercantile Navy List indexed by ship's name for the highlighted years.
Click on the year to open the viewer at the correct page for HARDI NO 107
If necessary, please use the controls on the viewer to switch to sailing, steam or motor vessels.
We are most grateful to the Digital Archives Initiative at Memorial University, Newfoundland and to the Vaughan Evans Library at the Australian National Maritime Museum for permission to link to images from their sites.
The CLIP images which form part of this set have been made from copies of MNL held at the Maritime Collection at Southampton Central Library, the Bartlett Library at the National Maritime Museum, Cornwall in Falmouth and Gwynedd Archives Service at Caernarfon and Dolgellau. We are most grateful for the kind assistance of the staff of these repositories for their help in making the images.
The links below will look for ships named HARDI NO 107 on other sites which may have data.
The main link is to the site's home page. On the right hand side are links which will make a direct search of the site for ships named HARDI NO 107 where this is possible, or using Yahoo and Google searches focussed on the site. The rightmost button links to a search page on the site, or the closest that we have been able to find.
Please note that we cannot say whether a site will have relevant data or not - the purpose of these links is to help you to search possible sites quickly. Obviously, we can take no responsibilty for the content of other sites. Remember that they have been compiled from other data sources and even the best are as prone to error as any human activity. As always, CHECK all data against original documents.
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