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1876
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11 September
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Horace John Dean born in Gosport, Hampshire
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29 September
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Horace John Dean baptised at the Holy Trinity church, in Gosport.
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1892
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21.1 - 20.1.1897
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5 year apprenticeship aboard the Hawksdale.
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1897
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21.1 - 1.6
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AB aboard the Hawksdale.
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25 June
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Second Mate certificate aquired in Dublin.
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29.7.97 - 4.7.98
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Hawksdale - third mate.
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1898
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5.7.98 - 31.10.98
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Hawksdale - second mate. (3 months 26 days)
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1899
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19.1.99 - 13.4.1900
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Embleton - 2nd mate
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1900
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10 May
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First Mate certificate test taken. Failed in Navigation on 17 May 1900, re sat exam 7 June 1900
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27.11.00 - 14.4.01
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Hinemoa - second mate
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1901
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15.4.01 - 17.4.02
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Hinemoa - first mate
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1902
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10 July
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Masters certificate issued. Passed on first attempt 2 July 1902
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11 October
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ExtraMasters certificate issued
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16.12.02 - 27.11.03
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Joins White Star Line - Suevic 4th Officer
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1903
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27.11.03 - 13.5.04
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Cretic 4th Officer
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1904
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13.5.04 - 8.7.04
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Oceanic 4th Officer
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8th July
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Resigned from White Star Line
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1905
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24 July
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RNR Sub Lieutenant
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24 July
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Joins Cunard, as third mate aboard the Pavia
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31.8.05, 5.10.05, 2.11.05, 1.12.05
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Ivernia - 3rd Officer - Boston route
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1906
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10.1.06, 6.2.06, 6.3.06
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Umbria, New York route, 2nd Officer
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3.4.06, 1.5.06, 29.5.06 as 3m, 26.6.06, 24.7.06, 21.8.06
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Umbria, New York route, 3rd Officer
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25.5.06, 16.11.06
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2nd mate of Pavia
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1907
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8.5.07, 22.7.07
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2nd mate of Pavia
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3rd January
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RNR Full rank
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1908
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1.2.08 - 27.3.08
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Training - HMS Defiance - Torpedo
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28.3.08 - 28.5.08
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Training - HMS Vivid - Gunnery
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17.6.08 - 4.6.09
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Training - HMS Cornwallis
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1909
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22.5.9 17.9.09
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Carmania to New York, Third officer
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15.10.09 - 9.11.09
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Campania - New York - Third Officer
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14.8.09 - 1.9.09, 1.9.09 - 22.9.09, 22.9.09 - 12.10.09, 19.10.09
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Mauretania - New York service, Fourth officer
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24.10.09 - 16.12.09, 15.12.09 - 3.1.10, 5.1.10 - 25.1.10
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Lusitania - New York service, Extra Third Officer
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1910
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26.1.10 - 15.2.10, 16.2.10 - 8.3.10, 9.3.10 - 30.3.10, 30.3.10 - 29.4.10, 18.5.10
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Mauretania - New York service, Extra Third Officer
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21.5.10 - 29.8.10
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Thracia to Genoa, Second Officer
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1911
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20.2.11 - 11.4.11
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Franconia to New York, Second Officer
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11.5.11, 8.6.11, 6.7.11, 3.8.11, 31.8.11, 28.9.11
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Franconia to New York, First Officer
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9.11.11 - 22.12.11
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Carmania to New York, First Officer
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1912
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January
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Carmania to New York, First Officer
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1912
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7.2.12 - 1.1.13
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Carpathia First Officer
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15th April
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While Officer of the Watch aboard the Carpathia picks up distress calls from sinking Titanic and relays information to Captain Rostron
0400 Is relieved by Chief Officer Hankinson on the bridge as the first lifeboat is seen, and helps with rescue of 712 Titanic survivors
0800 - 0900 Recognises Titanic's Second Officer Lightoller as last person to be rescued.
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18th April
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712 Titanic survivors are delivered to New York on the evening of Thursday 18 April.
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29th May
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Titanic Survivors Committee, chaired by First Class passenger Margaret Brown, presents a loving cup to Captain Arthur Rostron and medals to the officers and crew. Hankinson receives a gold medal.
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1913
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31.1.13 - 1.2.13
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Mauretania - New York - First Officer.
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26.3.13 - 20.4.13, 25.4.13, 22.5.13, 19.6.13, 17.7.13, 22.11.13, 19.8.13, 11.9.13, 28.10.13
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Franconia - New York - First Officer.
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August
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During the August voyage to New York the Franconia stopped over the site of the Titanic sinking, so that the family of W.T. Stead who was lost in the disaster could lay a wreath.
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1914
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16.1.14 - 20.4.14
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Franconia - New York - First Officer.
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1917
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5 June
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Lieutenant Commander - RNR
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1921
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Listed as "still serving with the Cunard & Co in London" in the "Marine Department"
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25th of February
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Younger brother Frederick, who was only 38 years old, dies.
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3rd of June
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birth of a daughter, Elizabeth P Dean.
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9th of June
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Death of his father John Dean (1850–1921).
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1938
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28th January
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Reported he is "in receipt of a pension from Cunard".
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1940
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His wife - Eliza Jane (Jean) Glendinning Steele - dies. According to Encyclopedia Titanica he remarried "to Daisy Emily Wilson (1890-1972)
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1940
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His wife - Eliza Jane (Jean) Glendinning Steele - dies. According to Encyclopedia Titanica he remarried "to Daisy Emily Wilson (1890-1972)"
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1943
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6th February
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66 year old Horace Dean was recorded as having passed away.
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