Terra Nova Expedition / Crew List

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The crew list of the Terra Nova Expedition is shown here.

The names of the expedition members are listed here according to their role on the most important trips of the expedition, other significant trips and previous Antarctic experiences are listed individually. Career steps after the expedition are not included. The list also includes only men whose main work was on land, as well as the crew of the ship, who were also part of the expedition. First Officer Harry Pennell also played an active role in research and logistics.

Surname nationality job task Previous expeditions More trips Remarks
South Polar Travel - South Polar Group. 90 ° South reached on January 18, 1912
Robert Falcon Scott (1868-1912) GB Royal Navy captain Expedition leader (1910-1912) Discovery Expedition (1901-1904) † March 29, 1912
Edward Adrian Wilson (1872-1912) GB Medicines and naturalists Chief scientist and zoologist Discovery Expedition (1901-1904) Journey to Cape Crozier June – August 1911 † March 29, 1912
Henry "Birdie" Bowers (1883-1912) GB Navy lieutenant Warehouse manager Journey to Cape Crozier June – August 1911 † March 29, 1912
Lawrence Oates (1880-1912) GB Captain in the British Army Pony guide † March 17, 1912
Edgar Evans (1876-1912) GB Royal Navy boatswain technician Discovery Expedition (1901-1904) † February 17, 1912
South Polar Journey - Last Support Group. Reversed at 87 ° 32 'south on January 4, 1912
Edward Evans (1880-1957) GB Royal Navy frigate captain Second officer of the expedition Invalid April 1912
William Lashly (1867-1940) GB Royal Navy stoker machinist Discovery Expedition (1901-1904) Search group October – November 1912
Tom Crean (1877-1938) IRL Royal Navy boatswain Discovery Expedition (1901-1904) Search group October – November 1912
South Polar Journey - Second Support Group. Reversal at 85 ° 15 ′ S on December 22, 1911
Edward Leicester Atkinson (1881-1929) GB Royal Navy doctor Parasitologist, expedition leader (1912–1913) Search group October – November 1912
Apsley Cherry-Garrard (1886-1959) GB Assistant zoologist Search group October – November 1912 and trip to Cape Crozier June – August 1911
Charles Seymour Wright (1887-1975) CDN physicist
Patrick Keohane (1879-1950) IRL Royal Navy boatswain Search group October – November 1912
South polar trip - dog handlers. Reversal at the foot of Beardmore Glacier on December 11, 1911
Cecil Henry Meares (1877-1937) IRL various Dog handler Departure April 1912
Dmitri Semjonowitsch Girew (1888–1932) RUS Dog handler Search group October – November 1912
South polar voyage - reversal on the Ross Ice Shelf on November 25, 1911
Frederick J. Hooper (1891–1955) GB Paymaster of the Royal Navy Search group October – November 1912
Bernard C. Day (1884-1934) GB mechanic mechanic Nimrod Expedition (1907–1909) Departure in April 1912
Northern group (Cape Adare & Evans Bay).
Victor Lindsay Arbuthnot Campbell (1875-1956) GB Lieutenant in the Royal Navy Head of the Northern Group
George Murray Levick (1876-1956) GB Royal Navy doctor
Raymond Edward Priestley (1886–1974) GB geologist geologist Nimrod Expedition (1907–1909)
George Percy Abbott (1880-1923) GB Royal Navy boatswain
Frank Vernon Browning (1882-1930) GB Royal Navy boatswain
Harry Dickason (1885-1943) GB Able seaman in the Royal Navy
Cape Evans base group
Edward W. Nelson (1883-1923) GB biologist biologist - Search group October – November 1912
Frank Debenham (1883-1965) OUT geologist geologist
Tryggve Gran (1888-1980) N Second Lieutenant in the Norwegian Navy Ski expert Search group October – November 1912
Cape Evans Base Group, departed April 1912
George Clarke Simpson (1878-1965) GB meteorologist meteorologist
Thomas Griffith Taylor (1880–1963) OUT geologist geologist
Herbert Ponting (1870-1935) GB photographer photographer
Robert Forde (1875-1959) IRL Royal Navy boatswain
Thomas Clissold (1886–1963) Royal Navy Chef
Anton Lukitsch Omeltschenko (1883-1932) RUS jockey Stable boy
Cape Evans Base Group, arrived April 1912
Walter William Archer (1869–1944) GB Royal Navy Chef
Thomas Soulsby Williamson (1877-1940) GB Royal Navy boatswain Search group October – November 1912
Crew of the Terra Nova
Harry Lewin Lee Pennell (1882-1916) GB Lieutenant (Royal Navy)
Henry Edward de Parny Rennick (1881-1914) GB Lieutenant (Royal Navy)
Wilfred Montague Bruce (1874-1953) GB Lieutenant (Royal Naval Reserve)
Francis Randall Hugo Drake (1878-1936) GB Assistant Paymaster (Royal Navy, retired)
Dennis Gascoigne Lillie (1884–1963) biologist
James Robert Dennistoun (1883-1916) NZ responsible for the mules on board on the second outward journey
Alfred Cheetham (1867-1918) GB Boatswain (Royal Naval Reserve)
William Williams (1875–?) GB Engineer (Royal Navy) Chief machinist
William Ault Horton (1883–?) GB Engineer (Royal Navy) Second machinist
Francis Edward Charles Davies (1885–1952) GB Shipbuilders Carpenter
Frederick Parsons (1887–1970) GB Petty Officer (Royal Navy)
William Lofthouse Heald (1875–?) GB former Petty Officer (Royal Navy)
Arthur Samuel Bailey (1878–?) GB Petty Officer Second Class (PO2) (Royal Navy)
Albert Balson (1885–?) GB Chief seaman
Joseph Leese (1884–?) GB Able Seaman (Royal Navy)
John Hugh Mather (1887–1957) GB Petty Officer (Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve)
Robert Oliphant (1886–?) OUT Able seaman
Thomas Frank McLeod (1873-1960) GB Able seaman
Mortimer McCarthy (1882-1967) IRL Able seaman
William Knowles
Charles Williams Able seaman
James Skelton (1869–?) GB Able seaman
William McDonald (1892–?) Able seaman
James Paton (1869-1917) GB Able seaman
Robert Brissenden (1879–1912) GB Chief Stoker (Royal Navy)
Edward Archibald McKenzie (1885–1973) GB Chief Stoker (Royal Navy)
Albert William Burton GB Chief Stoker (Royal Navy)
Bernard James Stone (1882–?) GB Chief Stoker (Royal Navy)
Angus McDonald NZ Stoker
Thomas McGillon Stoker
Charles Lammas (1882-1941) NZ Stoker
William Henry Neale (1887–?) GB steward

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Remarks

  1. Russian : Дмитрий Семёнович Гирев; alternative spellings in various books and sources: Dimitri, Dmitriy or Demitri and Girev, Gerov, Gerof, Gorew or Gorev.
  2. Russian: Антон Лукич Омельченко; alternative spelling in various books and sources: Anton Lukich Omelchenko