Richard Andrew, (Master Mariner)

1714 - 1783  (68 years)

• Name	Richard Andrew
  Suffix	(Master Mariner)
  Born	25 Sep 1714	Staithes, Yorkshire, England.   [1]
  Christened	26 Sep 1714	St. Hilda's Church, Hinderwell, Yorkshire, England   [1]
  	Richard Andrew 1714 Baptism Record
  Gender	Male
  Witness	1 Aug 1741	Glaisdale, Yorkshire, England   [2]
  	Witness to the death bed Last Will & Testament of Newark Andrew. Newark & Richard are 2nd cousins.
  Ship Voyage	29 Sep 1747	Whitby - Whitby   [3]
  From the muster roll it states 'First time paid', which I read to be meaning that this is the first voyage for the vessel under the ownership of Richard Andrew, who is age 32. This was a voyage of 1 month and the muster roll also states, 'From Alemouth [Alnmouth]. So perhaps Richard purchased the ship there and sailed it down the coast to Whitby?
  Ship - The Good intent Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 29 September 1747 Alemouth [Alnmouth] Discharged - 29 October 1747 Whitby Position - Master Born - Staithes Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~3 Duty paid to the Seaman's Mission 6d for each man. Crew Rich'd Andrew Master Staithes First time paid 29 September 1747 29 Octr 1747 Geo. Trattles Mate do do do Geo. Moors Servt do do do
  Ship Voyage	18 Jan 1748	Whitby - Whitby   [3]
  The ship was at sea for 1 year and 1 day. The years stated are pre the introduction of the new Gregorian calendar introduced in 1752. Hence the dual date reference.
  Ship - The Good intent Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 18 January 1747/8. Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 13 January 1748/9 Ditto Position - Master Born - Staithes Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~3 Duty paid to the Seaman's Mission - six shillings for each man. Crew Rich'd Andrew Master Staithes 18 January 1747/8 13 January 1748/9 Geo. Trattles Mate do do do Geo. Moors Servt do do do
  Ship Voyage	19 Feb 1749	Whitby - Whitby   [4]
  The ship was at sea for 8 months and 18 days. The years stated are pre the introduction of the new Gregorian calendar introduced in 1752. Hence the dual date reference.
  Ship - The Good intent Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 19 February 1748/9 Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 4 November 1749 Ditto Position - Master Born - Staithes Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~3 The ship was laid up at Whitby after discharge on 4th November, although not for very long as it undertakes another short voyage in December. Duty paid to the Seaman's Mission- four shillings and threepence ha'penny for each man. The years stated are pre the introduction of the new Gregorian calendar introduced in 1752. Hence the dual date reference. Crew 1032 Richd Andrew. Masr. Staiths. Good Intent. 19/02/1748/9 04/11/1749. 1032. Thos. Potts. Mate. Staiths. 19/02/1748/9. 04/11/1749 1032. Geo Dodds. Seamn. Staiths. 19/02/1748/9. 04/11/1749
  Ship Voyage	10 Dec 1749	Whitby - Whitby   [4]
  Having been laid up in Whitby after the last voyage the ship is again at sea for 23 days. (Either this should correctly be 13 days, or the ship was entered on the 1st and not the 10th of December.)
  Ship - The Good intent Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 10 December 1749 Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 23 December 1749 Ditto Position - Master Born - Staithes Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~3 Duty paid to the Seaman's Mission 4 pence ha'penny for each man. Crew 1032. Richd. Andrew. Masr. Staiths. Good Intent. 10/12/1749. 23/12/1749 1032. Thos .Potts. Mate. Staiths. 10/12/1749. 23/12/1749 1032. Geo Dodds. Seamn & Servd. Staiths. 10/12/1749. 23/12/1749
  Ship Voyage	26 Feb 1750	Whitby - Whitby   [5]
  The ship was at sea for 8 months and 3 days. To the seaman's mission 4 shillings and a ha'penny.
  Ship - The Good intent Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 26 February 1749/50. Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 28 October 1750 Ditto Position - Master Born - Staithes Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~3 Crew 0713 Richard Andrew Master Staiths 26/02/1749/50 28/10/1750 0713 George Dodds Mate Staiths 26/02/1749/50 28/10/1750 0713 John Bradley Seaman Staiths 26/02/1749/50. . 28/10/1750
  Ship Voyage	2 Feb 1751	Whitby - Whitby   [6]
  The ship was at sea for 1 month and 1 day. Dues paid to the seaman's mission - 6d for each man.
  Ship - The Good Intent Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 2 February 1750/51. Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 4 March 1750/51 Ditto Position - Master Born - Staithes Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~3 Crew 0713 Richard Andrew Master Staithes Good Intent 2nd February 1750/51 4th March 1750/51 0713 George Dodds Mate do do 0713 John Bradley Seaman do do
  Ship Voyage	10 Apr 1751	Whitby - Whitby   [7]
  No 293 Paid the 14th Decr 1751 to the 23d Novm when laid up.
  Ship - The Good intent Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 10 April 1751 Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 23 November 1751 Ditto Position - Master Born - Not stated Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~3 Crew 3879 Richard Andrew Masr Staiths Good Intent 10/04/1751 23/11/1751 3879 George Dodds Mate Staiths Good Intent 10/04/1751 23/11/1751 3879 John Bradley Seaman Staiths Good Intent 10/04/1751 02/09/1751 3879 George Weake Seaman 03/19/1751 23/11/1751
  Ship Voyage	13 May 1752	Whitby - Whitby   [6]
  Ship - The Good intent Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - George Dodds Entered - 13 May 1752 Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 29 September 1752 Ditto Position - Master Born - Not stated Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~3 Crew George Dodds Master Staithes Good Intent 13 May 1752 29 September 1752 William Barton Mate do do do Edwd. Andrew Servant do do do Richard Andrew is Master of his new ship, 'The Richard & Mary' and George Dodds is now Master of 'The Good Intent'. Edward Andrew as Servant, looks to be his brother b.1709. The only other possible Edward, is Edward b.1735 in Skinningrove, who is later described as a 'Husbandman'.
  Ship Voyage	17 May 1752	Whitby - Whitby   [8]
  1149 Richard & Mary No 145 paid 18 June 1753 Richard Andrew The ship was at sea for 5 months and 15 days. Dues paid to the seaman's mission - 2s9d for each man.
  Ship - The Richard and Mary Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 17 May 1752 Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 11 Nov 1752 Ditto Position - Master Born - Staithes Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~5 Crew 1149. Richd Andrew. Master. Staiths. Good Intent. 17/05/1752. 11/11/1752 1149. Geo Ward Mate. Whitby. 17/05/1752. 11/11/1752 1149. Henry Mead. Seaman. Whitby. 17/05/1752. 17/07/1752 1149. Wm. Greggs.v Servt. Staiths. 17/05/1752. 11/11/1752 1149. Robt Hepworth. Servt. Staiths. 17/05/1752. 11/11/1752 1149. Jas Wabby. Seaman. Alemoth. 18/07/1752. 11/11/1752
  Ship Voyage	20 Sep 1752	Whitby - Whitby   [6]
  Ship - The Good intent Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Joseph Wabby Entered - 20 September 1752 Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 18 Jun 1753 Ditto Position - Master Born - Not stated Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~3 Crew Joseph Wabby Master Alemouth 20th September 1752 17th April John Mead Mate Whitby do 18th June John Peacock Master do 18th April 1753 do Edwd. Andrew Servant do do 18 June 1753
  Ship Voyage	7 Jan 1753	Whitby - Whitby   [8]
  The ship is at sea for 5 months and 11 days. Dues to the seaman's mission - 2s8d for each man.
  Ship - The Richard and Mary Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 7 January 1753 Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 18 June 1753 Ditto Position - Master Born - Staithes Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~5 Crew 1149. Richd. Andrew. Master. Staiths. Richd & Mary. 07/01/1753. 18/06/1753 1149. Geo Dodds. Mate. Staiths. Good Intent. 07/01/1753. 18/06/1753 1149. Jno. Harland. Seaman. Staiths. 07/01/1753. 18/06/1753 1149. Wm Greggs. Servt. Staiths. Rd & Mary. 07/01/1753. 18/06/1753 1149. Robt. Hepworth Servt. Staiths. Rd & Mary. 07/01/1753. 18/06/1753
  Ship Voyage	18 Jun 1753	Whitby - Whitby   [6]
  Ship - The Good Intent Owner - Stated on the Muster as: Richard Andrew & Joseph Kirby Master - Joseph Kirby Entered - 18 June 1753 - Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 18 October 1753 - Whitby (presumed) Position - Master Crew of ~3 Born - Not stated Abode - Not stated Crew - The Good Intent Richard Andrew & Joseph Kirby Owners. Joseph Kirby Master Unknown Richard & Mary 18 June 1753 18 October 1753 John ? Mate Whitby do do do ? Peacock Seaman do do do do
  Ship Voyage	18 Jun 1753	Whitby - Whitby   [9]
  The ship is at sea for 4 months and 29 days. No seaman's mission payment is recorded.
  Ship - The Richard and Mary Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 18 June 1753 Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 17 Nov 1753 Ditto Position - Master Born - Staithes Abode - Runswick The ship had a crew of ~5 Crew 2389 Richard Andrew Master Runswick Richard & Mary 18/06/1743 17/11/1753 2389 Jno Harrison Mate Runswick Richard & Mary 18/06/1753 17/11/1753 2389 George Doods [Dodds] Seaman Runswick Richard & Mary 18/06/1753 17/11/1753 2389 Wm Gregs Servant Runswick Richard & Mary 18/06/1753 17/11/1753 2389 Edw Andrew Servant Runswick Richard & Mary 18/06/1753 17/11/1753 Although Richard Andrew, Jno Nicholson and Ralph Harrison are recorded as Master, Mate and Seaman for the whole voyage, three others are also recorded in those positions from 18th June to 12th October namely; Joseph Nuby, John Mead and John Peacock. Perhaps this was training? Also note that Richard's brother, Edward is Servant on the ship.
  Ship Voyage	23 Mar 1754	Whitby - Whitby   [9]
  The ship is at sea for 1 month and 27 days. No seaman's mission payment is entered.
  Ship - The Richard and Mary Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 23 March 1754 Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 20 May 1754 Ditto Position - Master Born - Staithes Abode - Runswick The ship had a crew of ~5 Crew 2389 Richard Andrew Master Runswick Richard & Mary 23/03/1754 20/05/1754 2389 Jno Nicholson Mate Whitby Richard & Mary 23/03/1754 20/05/1754 2389 Ralph Harison Seaman Whitby Richard & Mary 23/03/1754 20/05/1754 2389 Wm Gregs Servant Whitby Richard & Mary 23/03/1754 20/05/1754 2389 Edw Andrew Servant Whitby Richard & Mary 23/03/1754 20/05/1754 Note that Richard's brother, Edward is Servant on the ship.
  Ship Voyage	15 Feb 1755	Whitby - Whitby   [10]
  Ship - The Good Intent Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 15 February 1755 Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 15 May 1756 Ditto Position - Master Born - Not stated Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~3 Crew 4654 Richd Andrew Master Steyths Good Intent 15/02/1755 15/05/1756 Whitby 4654 Jno Clark Mate 15/02/1755 01/09/1755 4654 Georg Slitholm Whitby 15/02/1755 01/09/1755 4654 Jno Harland Mate Steyths Robt Campion Scout 01/09/1755 15/05/1756 24/03/1756 Dround at sea ye 24 March 1756 4654 Edw Andrew Servant 01/09/1755 15/05/1756 Jno Clark and Georg Slitholm only served until the 1st September 1755 and were replaced by Jno Harland and Richard Andrew's brother, Edward. However, Jno Harland was drowned on 24th March 1756,so the boat must have completed the last 7 weeks of the voyage with a crew of only two.
  Ship Voyage	8 Feb 1756	Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire, England   [11]
  En-route to Whitby
  Ship Voyage	10 Nov 1759	Whitby - Whitby   [12]
  Ship - The John & Mary Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 10 November 1759 Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 20 February 1763 Ditto Position - Master Born - Staithes Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~5 Crew 4861 Richd Andrew Master Sleeths Sleeths Jno & Mary 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Newark Andrew Mate Sleeths Sleeths 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Petter Andrew Seaman Sleeths Sleeths 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Matthw Thompson Seaman Sleeths Sleeths 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Luck Galilee Seaman Sleeths Sleeths Was Sum [some] part of ye time in ye Ship Note Newark is acting as Mate at 12 years old. Peter is a Seaman age 10 years. Their father Richard, is wasting no time in training his sons in the art and skills of seamanship.
  Ship Voyage	10 Nov 1760	Whitby - Whitby   [12]
  The crew are at sea for 9 months of the year.
  Ship - The John & Mary Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 10 November 1759 Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 20 February 1763 Ditto Position - Master Born - Staithes Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~5 Crew 4861 Richd Andrew Master Sleeths Sleeths Jno & Mary 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Newark Andrew Mate Sleeths Sleeths 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Petter Andrew Seaman Sleeths Sleeths 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Matthw Thompson Seaman Sleeths Sleeths 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Luck Galilee Seaman Sleeths Sleeths Was Sum [some] part of ye time in ye Ship Note Newark is acting as Mate at 13 years old. Peter is a Seaman age 11 years. Their father Richard, is wasting no time in training his sons in the art and skills of seamanship. This is their second year at sea.
  Ship Voyage	10 Nov 1761	Whitby - Whitby   [12]
  The crew are at sea for 9 months of the year.
  Ship - The John & Mary Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 10 November 1759 Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 20 February 1763 Ditto Position - Master Born - Staithes Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~5 Crew 4861 Richd Andrew Master Sleeths Sleeths Jno & Mary 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Newark Andrew Mate Sleeths Sleeths 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Petter Andrew Seaman Sleeths Sleeths 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Matthw Thompson Seaman Sleeths Sleeths 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Luck Galilee Seaman Sleeths Sleeths Was Sum [some] part of ye time in ye Ship Note Newark is acting as Mate at 14 years old. Peter is a Seaman age 12 years. Their father Richard, is wasting no time in training his sons in the art and skills of seamanship. This is their third year at sea.
  Ship Voyage	10 Nov 1762	Whitby - Whitby   [12]
  The crew are at sea for 9 months of the year.
  Ship - The John & Mary Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 10 November 1759 Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 20 February 1763 Ditto Position - Master Born - Staithes Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~5 Crew 4861 Richd Andrew Master Sleeths Sleeths Jno & Mary 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Newark Andrew Mate Sleeths Sleeths 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Petter Andrew Seaman Sleeths Sleeths 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Matthw Thompson Seaman Sleeths Sleeths 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Luck Galilee Seaman Sleeths Sleeths Was Sum [some] part of ye time in ye Ship Note Newark is acting as Mate at 15 years old. Peter is a Seaman age 13 years. Their father Richard, is wasting no time in training his sons in the art and skills of seamanship. This is their fourth year at sea.
  Ship Voyage	10 Nov 1763	Whitby - Whitby   [12]
  The crew are at sea for 9 months of the year.
  Ship - The John & Mary Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 10 November 1759 Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 20 February 1763 Ditto Position - Master Born - Staithes Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~5 Crew 4861 Richd Andrew Master Sleeths Sleeths Jno & Mary 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Newark Andrew Mate Sleeths Sleeths 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Petter Andrew Seaman Sleeths Sleeths 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Matthw Thompson Seaman Sleeths Sleeths 10/11/1759 20/02/1763 paid for 9 Mos/year 4861 Luck Galilee Seaman Sleeths Sleeths Was Sum [some] part of ye time in ye Ship Note Newark is acting as Mate at 16 years old. Peter is a Seaman age 14 years. Their father Richard, is wasting no time in training his sons in the art and skills of seamanship. This is their fifth year at sea.
  Ship Voyage	24 Nov 1764	Whitby - Whitby   [13]
  Ship - The Love and Unity Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 24 November 1764 Whitby (presumed) Discharged - Not stated Position - Master Born - Staithes Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~5 Crew 0121 Richd Andrew Master Steiths 24/11/1764 0121 Nicholes Harland Mate Steiths 24/11/1764 0121 Roger Stonhous Seaman 24/11/1764 0121 Richd Atkinson Seaman 24/11/1764 0121 Newrack Andrew Seaman 24/11/1764
  Ship Voyage	1 Feb 1766	Whitby - Whitby   [13]
  Ship - The Love and Unity Owner - Richard Andrew (assumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 1 February 1766 Whitby (presumed) Discharged - Not stated Position - Master Born - Staithes Abode - Not stated The ship had a crew of ~5 Crew 0121 Richd Andrew Master Staiths 01/02/1766 0121 Nework Andrew Mate Staiths 01/02/1766 0121 Wm Snowdon Seaman 01/02/1766 0121 Robt Bratt Seaman 01/02/1766 0121 John Unknown Seaman Scotland 01/02/1766
  Ship Voyage	10 Mar 1767	Whitby - Whitby   [14]
  Ship - The Love & Unity Owner - Richard Andrew (presumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 10 March ???? - Whitby (presumed) Discharged - Not stated - Whitby (presumed) Position - Master Crew of ~5 Born - Not stated Abode - Staithes Crew 3516 Richd Andrew Master Staiths 10/03/???? 3516 Newark Andrew Mate Staiths 10/03/???? 3516 Ono Seaman Seaman 10/03/???? 3516 Jno Andrew Servant Staiths 10/03/???? 3516 Jno Hall Servant 10/03/???? Newark is Richard's son. John Andrew could also be Richard's son, as has been entered, or it could be the John Andrew born 1758 (I1273) serving as an 11 year old Servant (apprentice). The Trinity House Petition, submitted by his wife, after his death does state that he served as an Apprentice on the Love and Unity. Further records may provide clarity.
  Ship Voyage	5 Mar 1769	Whitby - Whitby   [15]
  Ship - The Love & Unity Owner - Richard Andrew (presumed) Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 5 March 1769 - Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 20 Nov 1769 - Whitby (presumed) Position - Master Crew of ~5 Born - Staithes Abode - Not stated The ship had a crew of ~5 Crew 0112 Richd Andrew Master Staithes 05/03/1769 20/11/1769 0112 Newrack Andrew Mate Staithes 05/03/1769 20/11/1769 0112 Wm Dobson Seaman 05/03/1769 20/11/1769 0112 Wm Dolch Seaman 05/03/1769 20/11/1769 0112 Jno Andrew Servant 05/03/1769 20/11/1769 Newark is Richard's son. John Andrew could also be Richard's son, as has been entered, or it could be the John Andrew born 1758 (I1273) serving as an 11 year old Servant (apprentice). The Trinity House Petition, submitted by his wife, after his death does state that he served as an Apprentice on the Love and Unity. Further records may provide clarity.
  Will	14 Jan 1783	Staithes, Yorkshire, England.   [16]
  Will of Richard Andrew dated 1783 Will of Richard Andrews dated 14 January 1783 In the name of God Amen. I Richard Andrew Of Staithes in the Parish of Hinderwell and North riding of the County of York Master Mariner being in perfect health of Body, sound anddisposing mind memory and understanding, do order, make, publish and declare this as and for my last Will and Testament in manner and form following; that is to say. First, I assign my Soul to almighty God, hoping for salvation through the merits of my blessed redeemer Jesus Christ at the General resurrection. And as touching and concerning such temporal effects, as it hath pleased the Omnipotent to bless me with in the transitory Life; I dispose of them as follows. item: I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Alice Trattles wife of William Trattles; the house which is now in the possession of my of my (sic) said Daughter and her said Husband situated in Staithes as aforesaid; which house cost me Forty Pounds of Lawful money of Great Britain. Also I give and bequeath unto my said Daughter Alice Trattles a further Legacy of Seventy Pounds of Lawful money of Great Britain. Item. 1 give and bequeath unto my Daughter, Mary Burnikell wife of Thomas Burnikell; the House which is in the possession of her and her said Husband; situate in Staithes aforesaid; which House I value at Thirty Pounds of Lawful money of Great Britain. Also I give unto my said Daughter Mary Burnikell a further Legacy of Eighty Pounds of Lawful money of Great Britain. Item: I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Sabra Campion wife of Zachariah Campion the House now in their possession which cost me the sum of Sixty Pounds. I also give and bequeath unto my said daughter Sabra Campion as a further Legacy the sum of Fifty Pounds of Lawful money of Great Britain. All which said three Legacies do make up each daughter the sum of One hundred and ten pounds, as, and for her share; and altogether do make up the total sum of Three hundred and Thirty Pounds of Lawful money of Great Britain. Also: I give unto my said three Daughters; Alice Trattles, Mary Burnikell, and Sabra Campion, each and every one of them and their and their Families an equal Share or right to a pew or Close seat situated in the Church of Hinderwell in the North Ile leading to the Altar or Communion table: and my will is that they may have ingress and regress into and out of the same; without any hindrance, molestation, or interruptions, whatever by any Person or persons claiming or to claim any right or power given by me to the Contrary nothwithstanding. Item: I give unto my three sons, Newrack Andrew, John Andrew and Richard Andrew, All that one fourth part with the tackle apparel appurtenances thereto belonging, of that good Ship or Vessel called the Mary, whereof my said Son John Andrew is now Master under God and of which fourth part I am sole and Lawful Owner to be equally divided among them share and share alike with the profits, Advantages and emoluments, and benefits therefrom arising. Item: l give and bequeath to my Son Richard Andrew two Hundred pounds of Good and Lawful money of Great Britain; besides one third Share of that fourth Part of the good Ship or vessel called the Mary given to him as aforesaid by me: And also my dwellinghouse now in my own possession situated in Staithes aforesaid, and which I hold as tenant at will under the Honourable the Lord Muigrave. But if my said Son Richard Andrew die unmarried and without issue then my Son John Andrew shall have this last mentioned Dwelling House but not otherwise. All which Legacies above specified I will to be given and paid at the Death of my beloved Wife Mary Andrew should she survive me. And Lastly I do hereby constitute nominate and appoint my beloved Wife Mary Andrew, and my son Richard Andrew, sole executrix and Executor of this my last will and Testament hereby revoking all other wills hereto-fore made or published. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this fourteenth Day of January One thousand seven hundred and Eighty three in the twenty second year of the reign of our sovereign Lord George the third King of Great Britain &c. his mark Richard (AR) Andrew Signed sealed published and declared by the above named Richard Andrew as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us who have hereunto set our hand as witnesses to the same in his presence and in the presence of each other John Sanderson J Harrison Mary Andrew one of the Executors within named was duly sworn before me Richard Robinson Surrogater 30th July 1791. A declaration instead of an Inventory of all and singular the Goods Chattels and Credits of Richard Andrew late of Staithes in the Parish of Hinderwell and North riding of the County of York Master Mariner deceased made by Mary Andrew the widow relict and one of the Executors named in the last will and Testament of the said deceased. The said Executrix declares that to the best of her Knowledge and Belief the said deceaced's personal effects at the time of his death within the province of York would not amount to the sum of six Hundred pounds. Witnesses The X mark of Mary Andrew Zachariah Campion Ezra Wardale
  Died	19 Jun 1783	Staithes, Yorkshire, England.   [17, 18]
  Buried	20 Jun 1783	St. Hilda's Church, Hinderwell, Yorkshire, England   [18]
  	'Master & Mariner of Staithes' Burial Record - Richard Andrew (Hinderwell) Richard is buried in an adjacent plot to Jonathan Andrew who, if my assumptions as to Jonathan's (I6148) parentage are correct, is his first cousin.
  Person ID	I1271	Our Ancestral Heritage | Descendants of Thomas Andrew & Jane Corner
  Last Modified	11 Jun 2024

  
  

  Father	William Andrew, (Fisherman),   b. Est. 1677,   d. Jun 1737, Staithes, Yorkshire, England.  (Age ~ 60 years)
  Relationship	Birth
  Mother	Ann Hodgeson,   b. 14 Sep 1673, East Barnby, Yorkshire, England ,   d. 1 May 1763, Staithes, Yorkshire, England.  (Age 89 years)
  Relationship	Birth
  Married	07 Apr 1700	St. Hilda's Church, Hinderwell, Yorkshire, England
  Family ID	F362	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Mary Duck,   b. 1714, Whitby, Yorkshire, England ,   d. 5 Sep 1794, Hinderwell, Yorkshire, England  (Age 80 years)
  Married	20 Jan 1741	Hinderwell, Yorkshire, England   [19]
  	Type: Anglican
  	Marriage Register, Hinderwell - Richard Andrew & Mary Duck
  Children	+ 1. Alice Andrew,   b. 21 Jun 1742, Staithes, Yorkshire, England. ,   d. 30 Jul 1819, Hinderwell, Yorkshire, England  (Age 77 years)  [Birth]   2. Richard Andrew,   b. Abt.1745, Staithes, Yorkshire, England. ,   d. Bef. 1761  (Age ~ 15 years)  [Birth] + 3. Newark Andrew, (Master Mariner),   b. Abt.1747, Staithes, Yorkshire, England. ,   d. Apr 1824, Bishopwearmouth, Durham, England  (Age ~ 77 years)  [Birth]   4. Peter Andrew,   b. 1749, Staithes, Yorkshire, England. ,   d. Bet.1767-1783  (Age 34 years) + 5. John Andrew, (Master Mariner),   b. Abt.1751, Staithes, Yorkshire, England. ,   d. Aug 1813, Whitby, Yorkshire, England  (Age ~ 62 years) + 6. Mary Andrew,   b. Abt.1755, Staithes, Yorkshire, England.  [Birth] + 7. Zebra Andrew,   b. Abt.1758, Staithes, Yorkshire, England. ,   d. Feb 1838, Staithes, Yorkshire, England.  (Age ~ 80 years)  [Birth]   8. Richard Andrew,   b. Abt.1761, Staithes, Yorkshire, England. ,   d. Mar 1763, Staithes, Yorkshire, England.  (Age ~ 2 years)  [Birth]   9. Richard Andrew,   b. Abt.1764, Staithes, Yorkshire, England. ,   d. 23 Jun 1794, St. Georges, Grenada  (Age ~ 30 years)  [Birth]
  Last Modified	14 Feb 2021
  Family ID	F396	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map		Born - 25 Sep 1714 - Staithes, Yorkshire, England. Christened - 26 Sep 1714 - St. Hilda's Church, Hinderwell, Yorkshire, England Married - Type: Anglican - 20 Jan 1741 - Hinderwell, Yorkshire, England Witness - Witness to the death bed Last Will & Testament of Newark Andrew. Newark & Richard are 2nd cousins. - 1 Aug 1741 - Glaisdale, Yorkshire, England Ship Voyage - En-route to Whitby - 8 Feb 1756 - Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire, England Will - 14 Jan 1783 - Staithes, Yorkshire, England. Died - 19 Jun 1783 - Staithes, Yorkshire, England. Buried - 20 Jun 1783 - St. Hilda's Church, Hinderwell, Yorkshire, England  = Link to Google Earth
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• Histories » Slide Show		Richard & Mary A history of 'The Richard & Mary' 1752-1754
  		Good Intent A history of 'The Good Intent' 1747-1756
  		Love & Unity A History of the 'Love & Unity (1765-1780)
  		John & Mary A History of the 'John & Mary'
  		Our Maritime History A short history of the Andrew family of Staithes, Yorkshire, including some detailed information on some of the ships, owned or sailed in.
  		Mary A History of The 'Mary'

  
  

• Notes

  Ships owned by Richard Andrew (Source for 1,2,3 &4 -The Ancient Port of Whitby & it's Shipping by Richard Weatherall (Pub.1908)) Source for 5 - Richards Will dated 4th January 1783 (See above summary for details) 1. Good Intent 1747-9 Capt. Richard Andrew 2. Richard & Mary 1751-6 Lost 1754? Capt. Richard Andrew 3. Charlotte 1761-5 Lost 1756 Capt. Richard Andrew 4. Mary Capt. John Andrew (Quarter share owned by Richard) Richard Andrew's gravestone is in Hinderwell Churchyard. In 1982 the inscription could be read as: In memory of Richard Andrew Master Mariner who departed this life June 13 1783 aged 68 years Mary his wife departed this life September--------- Richard their sone died June 23rd 1794 at--------------in the West Indies (could be St George, Granada) aged 34 years. The stone was very worn and the words not certain. He was born in 1764 so the dates don't quite tie in with the age quoted. At a visit in 2010, the headstone would appear to have disappeared.

  
  

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  [S103] Yorkshire Baptisms. First name(s) Richard Last name Andrew Birth year - Baptism year 1714 Baptism date 26 Sep 1714 Baptism place Hinderwell Denomination Anglican Father's first name(s) William Father's last name - Mother's first name(s) - County Yorkshire (North Riding) Country England Archive North Yorkshire County Record Office Record set Yorkshire Baptisms [S29] Family Archive - Documents & Certificates (Reliability: 3), 1 Aug 1741. Will of Newark Andrew dated 1741 [S39] Ship Muster Rolls, (Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society). Muster Roll No. 2847 [S39] Ship Muster Rolls, (Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society). Ship Muster No.1032 [S39] Ship Muster Rolls, (Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society), Roll no. 0713. [S39] Ship Muster Rolls, (Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society). [S39] Ship Muster Rolls, (Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society). Muster Roll No. 3879 [S39] Ship Muster Rolls, (Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society). Muster Roll No. 1149 [S39] Ship Muster Rolls, (Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society). Muster Roll No. 2389 [S39] Ship Muster Rolls, (Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society). Muster Roll No. 4654 [S23] Newspaper Notices & Reports, Leeds Intelligencer - Tuesday 10 February 1756 (Reliability: 4). Good Intent, Andrew - For Whitby [S39] Ship Muster Rolls, (Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society), Roll no. 4861. [S39] Ship Muster Rolls, (Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society), Roll no. 0121. [S39] Ship Muster Rolls, (Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society), Roll no. 3516. [S39] Ship Muster Rolls, (Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society), Roll no. 0112. [S29] Family Archive - Documents & Certificates, 14 Jan 1783. [S5] Gravestone Inscription, Gravestone in the churchyard at Hinderwell, Yorks. (Reliability: 3). Richard Andrew's gravestone is in Hinderwell Churchyard. In 1982 the inscription could be read as: In memory of Richard Andrew Master Mariner who departed this life June 13 1783 aged 68 years Mary his wife departed this life September--------- Richard their sone died June 23rd 1794 at--------------in the West Indies (could be St George, Granada). Gravestone Inscription for Richard Andrew [S104] Yorkshire Burials. First name(s) Richard Last name Andrew Age - Birth year - Death year 1783 Burial year 1783 Burial date 20 Jun 1783 Burial place Hinderwell County Yorkshire (North Riding) Country England Archive North Yorkshire County Record Office Archive reference - Record set Yorkshire Burials [S105] Yorkshire Marriages. First name(s) Richard Last name Andrew Marriage year 1740 Marriage date 20 Jan 1740 Marriage place Hinderwell Spouse's first name(s) Mary Spouse's last name Duck Father's first name(s) - Spouse's father's first name(s) - County Yorkshire (North Riding) Country England Archive North Yorkshire County Record Office Record set Yorkshire Marriages