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Liste der Offiziere und Mannschaft der HMS Erebus und HMS Terror

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März 18, 2019

Liste der Offiziere und Mannschaft der HMS Erebus und HMS Terror, entnommen den Musterungsrollen von 1845

HMS Erebus:

Kapitän Sir John Franklin
Commander James Fitzjames
Leutnants 
  • Graham Gore,
  • Henry Thomas Dundas Le Vesconte,
  • James Walter Fairholme
Maate 
  • Robert Orme Sargent,
  • Charles Frederick Des Voeux,
  • Edward Couch
2. Offizier Henry Foster Collins
Schiffsarzt Stephen Samuel Stanley
Assistenz des Schiffsarztes Harry D.S. Goodsir
Proviant- und Zahlmeister Charles Hamilton Osmer
Eiswacht James Reid
Decksoffiziere 
  • John Gregory (Ingenieur),
  • Thomas Terry (Bootsmann),
  • John Weekes (Zimmermann)
Unteroffiziere 
  • Philip Reddington,
  • Thomas Watson,
  • John Murray,
  • James W. Brown,
  • William Smith,
  • Samuel Brown,
  • Richard Wall,
  • James Rigden,
  • John Sullivan,
  • Robert Sinclair,
  • Joseph Andrews,
  • Edmund Hoar,
  • Richard Aylmore,
  • Daniel Arthur,
  • John Downing,
  • William Bell,
  • Francis Dunn,
  • William Fowler,
  • John Bridgens,
  • James Hart,
  • John Cowie,
  • Thomas Plater
Vollmatrosen:
  • Henry Lloyd,
  • John Stickland,
  • Thomas Hartnell,
  • John Hartnell, gest. 04.01.1846, 25 J. (1)
  • George Thompson,
  • William Orren,
  • Charles Coombs,
  • William Closson,
  • William Mark,
  • Thomas Work,
  • Charles Best,
  • George Williams,
  • John Morphin,
  • Thomas Tadman,
  • Abraham Sealey,
  • Thomas McConvey,
  • Robert Ferrier,
  • Josephus Geater,
  • Robert Johns,
  • Francis Pocock
Royal Marines 
  • David Bryant (Sergeant),
  • Alexander Paterson (Korporal),
  • Joseph Healey (Soldat),
  • William Braine (Soldat), gest. 03.04.1846, 32 J. (1)
  • William Reed (Soldat),
  • Robert Hoperaft (Soldat),
  • William Pilkington (Soldat)
Schiffsjungen 
  • George Chambers,
  • David Young

HMS Terror:

Kapitän Francis Rawdon Moira Crozier
Leutnants 
  • Edward Little,
  • John Irving,
  • George Henry Hodgson
Maate 
  • Robert Thomas,
  • Frederick John Hornby
2. Offizier Gillies Alexander Macbean
Schiffsarzt John Smart Peddie
Assistenz des Schiffsarztes Alexander Macdonald
Schreiber Edwin James Howard Helpman
Eiswacht Thomas Blanky
Decksoffiziere 
  • Thomas Honey (Zimmermann),
  • John Lane (Bootsmann),
  • James Thompson (Ingenieur)
Unteroffiziere 
  • Reuben Male,
  • Thomas Johnson,
  • John Torrington, gest. 01.01.1846, 20 J. (1)
  • Alexander Wilson,
  • David MacDonald,
  • William Rhodes,
  • John Kenley,
  • Thomas Darlington,
  • John Diggle,
  • Thomas Farr,
  • Harry Peglar,
  • John Wilson,
  • Samuel Honey,
  • William Goddard,
  • Thomas Jopson,
  • Thomas Armitage,
  • Cornelius Hickey,
  • William Gibson,
  • Luke Smith,
  • William Johnson
Vollmatrosen:
  • George Cann,
  • William Shanks,
  • David Sims,
  • William Sinclair,
  • William Jerry,
  • Henry Sait,
  • Alexander Berry,
  • John Bailey,
  • Samuel Crispe,
  • John Bates,
  • William Wentzall,
  • William Strong,
  • John Handford,
  • Charles Johnson,
  • David Leys,
  • George Kinnaird,
  • Magnus Manson,
  • James Walker,
  • Edwin Laurence
Royal Marines 
  • Solomon Tozer (Sergeant),
  • William Hedges (Korporal),
  • Henry Wilkes (Soldat),
  • John Hammond (Soldat),
  • James Daly (Soldat),
  • William Heather (Soldat)
Schiffsjungen 
  • Robert Golding,
  • Thomas Evans

Anmerkung:

Vier Mannschaftsmitglieder  kehrten nach England zurück bevor die  HMS Erebus und die HMS Terror das Polarmeer erreichten: Thomas Burt, John Brown, James Elliot und William Aitken. Mit dem Transportschiff „Barretto Junior“ das die Expedition bis zu den Walfischinseln in der Discobucht  vor der Westküste Grönlands begleitete.
(1) Die Toten in den Gräbern auf Beechy Island.
Quelle: Niederschrift der Admiralität, öffentliches Archiv entnommen aus Q31 – S.161 – 163

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