THE TWO FRANKLIN EXPEDITION RECORDS FOUND ON KING WILLIAM ISLAND

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• 9 November 1846 . A Naval biographical dictionary 9 November , The ranks given are those held by Gore and Des Voeux when the expedition sailed. Gore was promoted to the rank of commander and Des Voeux to that of lieutenant, on. W. R. O'Byrne, (London, 1849)
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• This officer's second christian name, usually said to have been Robert, is given as Robertson on the tombstone over his grave at Pitminster, near Taunton. (Seen by the writer.)
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• Leopold M'Clintock , F. Sir . 1881 . The Voyage of the ‘Fox’, etc. 238 – 43 . 5th edition (London, pp., 301
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• 1859 . Idem 363 ist edition (London, and all subsequent editions; The Illustrated London News (London, 1 October 1859); H. D. Traill, The Life of Sir John Franklin (London, 1896), opp. p.; and many other works. Some of the minor corrections which were made when this record was being written, and are mentioned later, are not clearly shown on all the published facsimiles. They are plainly visible on the original record
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• The Polar Regions 164 Sir John Richardson stated that Franklin had signed his own name (on Record I) but had not written the word ‘Sir’ immediately preceding his name (Edinburgh, 1861, footnote on p.). The words ‘John Franklin’ are not, however, in Franklin's usual handwriting on either record, and appear to have been written by Fitzjames
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• Twenty-four officers and 110 men sailed from Great Britain but five men were invalided home during the voyage to Greenland
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