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Crean, Thomas (‘Tom’) (1877–1938), sailor and Antarctic explorer, was born either on or shortly before 16 February 1877 at Gurtuchrane, near Anascaul, Co. Kerry, one of eight sons and three daughters of Patrick Crean, farmer, and Catherine Crean (née Courtney). (His birth certificate states that he was born 25 February, but the local ...
12 de ene. de 2021 · Thomas “Tom” Crean was born in 1877 and raised on a farm near the village of Annascaul on the Corca Dhuibhne peninsula on the western side of Ireland. One of 10 siblings, Crean attended Catholic school in a poverty-stricken community until the age of 12 when he dropped out to work on his family’s farm. The stint was short-lived because ...
Crean was awarded the Albert Medal for bravery for a 35 mile marathon across the Great Ice Barrier to get help that saved Teddy Evans in 1912. ... - Thomas Orde-Lees, Diary. The pups in Crean's arms were born aboard the Endurance January 7, 1915, a product of Sally and Samson. They were named (l-r): Roger, Toby (back), Nell (front) and Nelson. ...
The Discovery Expedition. By September 1899 Tom Crean had made it to the rank of Petty Officer 2nd Class, and shortly afterwards he was assigned to Ringarooma, which was operating in Australian waters. In 1901,while docked at the port of Littleton in New Zealand, the captain of Ringarooma was asked to lend assistance to Robert Falcon Scott, as ...
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