A Who's Who for the Ross Sea Party

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ROSS SEA PARTY

--  WHO'S WHO -- The Men of The Aurora – The Ross Sea Party -- Shackleton’s Other Crew Below are the men who placed the supply depots for Shackleton.
Name	Postition		Birthplace	Other
1. J.L. Cope	surgeon		England, born 1883
2. Irvine O. Gaze	officer		Born in 1890	a cousin of Spencer-Smith
3. V.G. Hayward	secretary		Born in London in 1889	Known as ‘Vic,’ lost on the expedition and presumed dead
4. A. Keith Jack	physicist and assistant biologist		Born 1885 at Brighton, Victoria
5. Ernest Joyce	in charge of dogs		England -- born Bognor, England, 1875	a seasoned veteran of Nimrod and Scott's Discovery, suffered from snow-blindness
6. Aeneas  Lional Acton Mackintosh	Captain		Scottish, but born in Tirhut India, 1879	sailed with Shackleton on Nimrod, losing an eye in a cargo-loading accident http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aeneas_Mackintosh  suffered from scurvy, lost on the expedition and presumed dead
7. R.W. “Dick” Richards	physicist		Born in Bendigo, Victoria, 1893.
8. Reverend Arnold Spencer-Smith	chaplain and photographer		Born 1883 in Streatham, Surrey.	suffered from scurvy, his legs turned black from ankle to hip, so he was left alone while the other men went on,  later died on this expedition
9. A.O. Stevens	geologist, chief scientist		Born Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, 1886.
10. Ernest Wild	in charge of stores (supplies)		England Born at Nettleton, Lincolnshire in 1879	brother of Frank Wild, nicknamed ‘Tubby’, went to sea at the age of 15, second in command on The Endurance, had a toe and part of an ear amputated as a result of this expedition,  died fighting in World War I after returning from this expedition
See http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/shackleton/1914/lostmen.html additional information found at http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&d=DOM19170206.2.49 and in Wikipedia entries