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Name:
Sex:
Male
Father:
Mother:
Birth:
1871
Birth Reg1:
Dec 1871 (age 0)
Bristol, Gloucestershire2
Census (living with parents):
3 Apr 1881 (age 9-10)
1881 Census - living with parents
Census (living with parents):
5 Apr 1891 (age 19-20)
1891 Census - living with parents
Emigration:
16 Mar 1892 (age 20-21)
from Dartmouth, Devon3
Port Stanley in the Falkland Islands||He was not recorded in any census after 1891 and his death registration could not be found. A search of the migration records produced a single entry for a Mr N. W. Adams however as the record lacks any additional details it is not certain that it is Nathaniel. There was no supporting entry for a passport issued in his name; however, passports were not mandatory for British subjects until 1914.
The ship which was German was probably a cargo ship as it carried very few passengers. There were 6 1st Class and 12 2nd Class passengers from Germany and a further 3 British 2nd Class passengers all bound for the Falkland Islands joined at Dartmouth.
1881 Census for Household of Benjamin H. Adams in St Augustine, Bristol, (Ancestry website). Custom Id: RG11/2478, Folio 94, Page 27, Schedule 152; Nathaniel Adams son of Bejamin & Sarah Adams age 10 (i.e. born in 1871) in Bristol. National Archives. Call Number: RG11/2478.
CRI(E&W) for Birth of Nathaniel William Adams, Event Type: Birth, Registration District: Bristol, Volume: 6a, Page: 44, (Period, Oct-Dec 1871). Quarter and Year Oct-Dec 1871Surname AdamsGiven Names Nathaniel WilliamRegistration District Bristol. General Register Office. Call Number: Births.
Emigration of Nathaniel William Adams to the Falkland Islands, Name Of Person: N. W Adams, From (place): Dartmouth, Devon, To (place): Port Stanley, Falkland Islands, (16 Mar 1892). Passenger Record for N W Adams (629)NameMr N W AdamsNationality---Port of DepartureDartmouthDate of Departure16 Mar 1892Port of ArrivalPort Stanley, Falkland IslandsDate of Arrival---Age---Marital Status---Sex---Occupation---Ship's NameHerodotMaster's NameT PrehnLineDeutsche Dampfschifffahrts - Gesellschaft KosmosWhere BoundCallao, PeruNathaniel William Adams was not recorded in any census after 1891 and his death registration could not be found. A search of the migration record produced the above entry. It is not certain that it is Nathaniel. There was no supporting entry for a passport issued in his name; however, passports were not mandatory for British subjects until 1914.The ship which was German was probably a cargo ship as it carried very few passengers. There were 6 1st Class and 12 2nd Class passengers from Germany and a further 3 British 2nd Class passengers all bound for the Falkland Islands joined at Dartmouth. National Archives. Call Number: BT27.