Examples of Certificates of Service for Bengal Marine and Pilot Service

  

Source: BL: IOR: V/12/147 - History of Services of Gazetted and other Officers serving under the Government of Bengal (Calcutta: Superintendent Government Printing) 1915 (corrected to 1st July 1915)

This is one volume in a large series covering 1896 to 1926. There are two separate lists - Marine Department and Covenanted Pilots. Both are compiled alphabetically and are in the normal format for state employees in these listings:-

 

Example of a Covenanted Pilot:-

 

p.701

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Lungley, Frank.- Born, 20th October 1879.- Joined the service, 27th April 1901.

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Station

Substantive Appointment

Date

Officiating Appointment

Date

Calcutta

Leadsman Apprentice

27th Apl. 1901

 

 

..Ditto

2nd Mate

27th Apl. 1903

 

 

..Ditto

Chief Officer, “Fame”

6th Aug. 1903

 

 

..Ditto

Leadsman attached to the “Alice”

13th Aug. 1904

 

 

..Ditto

Addl. Chief Officer, “Guide”

24th Jan. 1905

 

 

..Ditto

Chief Officer “Guide”

1st Mar. 1905

 

 

..Ditto

Leadsman attached to the “Fraser”

6th June 1905

 

 

..Ditto.

Mate Pilot

27th Apl. 1906

 

 

..Ditto

Junior Master Pilot

27th Apl. 1909

 

 

..Ditto

.........Ditto

 

Senior Master Pilot

8th July 1911

..Ditto

Senior Master Pilot

27th Apl. 1912

 

 

 

Furlough for 1 year and 8 days, from 20th June 1914.

Subsidiary leave from 28th June 1915.

..Ditto

.........Ditto........................................

7th July 1915

 

 

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Example of a Marine Department official:-

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pp.676-677

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Kendall, C.J.C., Commander, D.S.O., R.I.M.- Born, 26th June 1864.- Joined the service,..... - Arrived,

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Station

Substantive Appointment

Date

Officiating Appointment

Date

 

Was in the Military Department (Marine) prior to 10th November 1910.

Calcutta

Port Officer and Shipping Master

 10th Nov. 1910

 

 

 

Privilege leave for 60 days under the Marine Regulations (paragraph 131, Volume I), from 29th July 1911.

 

Privilege leave for 60 days (under Rule XIII, paragraph 131, Marine Regulations, India, Volume I, Part II), from 1st March 1912, and for 50 days, from 15th August 1913.

 

Services placed at the disposal of the Government of India from 9th November 1913 to 28th February 1914. Being placed on deputation as Member of the Life Saving Appliances Committee (No leave.)

..Ditto

....Ditto and ditto

3rd Mar. 1914

 

 

 

Reverted to Royal Indian Marine from 6th June 1914’

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It should be noted that within the Marine listings, there are numerous engineers, as well as executive officers and only a comparatively few came from the R.I.M.

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