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Robert Wardlaw


NationalityBritish 
RolesMerchant Sailor 
First Known Service1799EICS
Last Known Service1807EICS

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Date fromDate toEventSource
17991803
Asia (Unknown) 1798-1809
British Unknown Gun
Merchant East Indiaman
, Captain (HEIC), and Commanding Officer
EICS
18061807
Asia (Unknown) 1798-1809
British Unknown Gun
Merchant East Indiaman
, Captain (HEIC), and Commanding Officer
EICS

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Posted by Jon Miller on Thursday 28th of May 2026 21:10

London, 12 February 1801: Yesterday a Court of directors was held at the East India House, when Capt Thomas Garland Murray, of the Preston, and John Jones, of the Boddam, were sworn into the command of their respective ships. The following commanders took leave, previous to departing for their several destinations:- Capt Thomas Graham, of the Windham, for St Helena, Bengal, and Bencoolen; Capt Robert Wardlow, of the Asia, for Madras and Bengal; Capt George Saltwell, of the Lord Duncan, for St Helena and Bengal; Capt James Sandilands, of the Walpole, for Madras and Bengal; Capt Thomas G Murray, of the Preston, for Bengal; and Capt John Jones, of the Boddam, for Madras and China. [London Packet, 13 February 1801]


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