Edward Andrew

Abt 1709 - Aft 1756  (~ 47 years)

• Name	Edward Andrew
  	No marriage or burial record found.
  Born	Abt.1709	Staithes, Yorkshire, England.   [1]
  Christened	6 Mar 1708/9	St. Hilda's Church, Hinderwell, Yorkshire, England   [1]
  Gender	Male
  Ship Voyage	1752	Whitby - Whitby   [2]
  Ship - The Good Intent Owner - Richard Andrew Master - George Dodds then Joseph Wabby(?) then, John Peacock Entered - 13 May 1752 - Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 18 June 1753 ditto Position - Servant Born - No stated Abode - Staithes The ship had a crew of ~3
  Crew List George Dodds Masr Staiths 13/05/1752 29/09/1752 William Borton Mate Staiths 13/05/1752 01/09/1752 Edwd Andrew Servd Staiths 13/05/1752 18/06/1753 Joseph Wabby? Masr North'd 30/09/1752 17/04/1753 John Mead Mate Whitby 02/09/1752 18/06/1753 John Peacock Masr 18/04/1753 18/06/1753
  Ship Voyage	1753	Whitby - Whitby   [3]
  No destination details recorded. Probably sailing up and down the East coast, between Yarmouth and Boulmer/Alnmouth.
  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	1754	Whitby - Whitby   [4]
  Ship - The Richard & Mary Owner - Richard Andrew Master - Richard Andrew Entered - 23 March 1754 - Whitby (presumed) Discharged - 20 May 1754 - ditto Position - Servant Born - Lofthouse Abode - Whitby The ship had a crew of ~5 No destination details recorded. Probably sailing up and down the East coast, between Yarmouth and Boulmer/Alnmouth.
  Crew List Richard Andrew Master Runswick Richard & Mary 23/03/1754 20/05/1754 Jno Nicholson Mate Whitby Richard & Mary 23/03/1754 20/05/1754 Ralph Harison Seaman Whitby Richard & Mary 23/03/1754 20/05/1754 Wm Gregs Servant Whitby Richard & Mary 23/03/1754 20/05/1754 Edw Andrew Servant Whitby Richard & Mary 23/03/1754 20/05/1754
  Died	Aft.1756
  	There is no record of Edward after the voyage in 1756 when he last sailed on the Good Intent. (See the History of the 'Good Intent')
  Person ID	I1295	Our Ancestral Heritage | Descendants of Thomas Andrew & Jane Corner
  Last Modified	15 Jun 2024

  
  

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

  
  

• Event Map

  Born - Abt.1709 - Staithes, Yorkshire, England. Christened - 6 Mar 1708/9 - St. Hilda's Church, Hinderwell, Yorkshire, England  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Histories		Good Intent A history of 'The Good Intent' 1747-1756
  		Richard & Mary A history of 'The Richard & Mary' 1752-1754

  
  

• Sources

  [S103] Yorkshire Baptisms. First name(s) Edward Last name Andrew Birth year - Baptism year 1708 Baptism date 06 Mar 1708 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 [S39] Ship Muster Rolls, (Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society), Roll No. 4284. [S39] Ship Muster Rolls, (Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society). Muster Roll No. 2389 [S39] Ship Muster Rolls, (Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society), Roll No. 2389.