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Trafalgar 200 : The Battle of Trafalgar Muster Roll
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From: MSN NicknameLettie011  (Original Message)Sent: 5/24/2005 11:22 AM



The Battle of Trafalgar Muster Roll

 

This muster roll contains details of the entire ship's crew at the Battle of Trafalgar, including name, rank, age and nationality. HMS Victory had a crew of 820 men commanded by Captain Thomas Masterman Hardy. There were 9 Commissioned Officers, 21 Mishipmen and 77 Non-commissioned Warrant and Petty Officers, the rest of the crew comprised of Able and Ordinary Seaman, Landsmen, supernumeries and 31 boys.

Also within this complement was a detachment of 146 Royal Marines from the Chatham Division, commanded by Captain Charles Adair.

Apart from the 700 English, Irish, Scots and Welsh, 18different nationalities were represented on the Victory, at the Battle of Trafalgar.

She suffered some of the worst casualties of the Allied Fleet at the battle with 57 of her crew killed or dying of their wounds a few days later, and a further 102 wounded.

Englad Expects That Every Man Will Do His Duty



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