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Parks Canada 2011 Arctic Expeditions

Key Characters of the Past

Graves of Ames, Boyle and Kerr seen in 2010 Graves of Ames, Boyle and Kerr seen in 2010
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  • HMS Investigator
    • John Ames, Able Seaman/Sick Bay Attendant (c. 1820-53)

    • John Kerr, Gunner’s Mate (c. 1819-53)

    • John Boyle, Able Seaman/extra Sick Bay Attendant (c. 1824-53)

    • Vice-Admiral Sir Robert John Le Mesurier McClure, RN (1807-73)

    • Master Stephen Court, RN (1826-61)

    • Staff Commander Frederick John Krabbé, RN (1824-69)

    • Quartermaster Lieutenant John Woon, RM (1824-77)

    • Captain Samuel Gurney Cresswell, RN (1827-67)

    • Johann August Miertsching, Inuktitut Interpreter (1817-75)

    • John Davis, Able Seaman/Quartermaster (born c. 1821)

    • Who was Sir John Franklin?

       
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    • Ipirvik and Taqulittuq 
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