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1918 USS Nederland vessel's crew manifest

In 1918, the US flagged Pr de Nederland vessel returned to the port of Brooklyn, New York. About 30 sailors applied for their seaman's certificate of American Citizenship. This was a WW1 endeavor to provide better port security and border patrol.

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Norman F Beckwith

1896 – 1955

Galloway, Franklin County, Ohio, USA

Alexander J. Christen

4 Jan 1894 – 15 Aug 1979

Cranston, Providence County, Rhode Island, USA

Plot info: Section S, Lot 32, Grave 4

Edward B. Cronberg

31 Oct 1890 – 1941

Chester, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, USA

Max Van Gale

8 Feb 1891 – 1962

North Haverhill, Grafton County, New Hampshire, USA

No grave photo

Eugene Monroe Hunnewell

11 Jun 1882 – 24 Oct 1960

Everett, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA

No grave photo

Edmond H Magner

3 Nov 1890 – 1961

Burrillville, Providence County, Rhode Island, USA

Plot info: C

No grave photo

CPT Charles M Olson

5 Apr 1872 – 17 Dec 1953

Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, USA

Arnold Herman Reichelt

24 Sep 1895 – 3 Feb 1967

Shawano, Shawano County, Wisconsin, USA

James M. Ritchie

25 Oct 1893 – 1955

Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA

Plot info: Section 10

Christopher Senese

10 Aug 1898 – 10 Sep 1941

Woodside, Queens County, New York, USA

Clarence John “Jack” Smethers

8 Jun 1889 – 6 Mar 1966

Orange County, New York, USA

No grave photo

Newlyn Stickland

5 May 1878 – Apr 1956

Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, USA

Plot info: Lot 38105, Section N

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