-
derived from the Old
Norse sveinn meaning boy or servant. In 1724, a "
****swain" was
defined as "An
officer of a ship who
takes care of the ****boat,...
-
referred to an area in the rear of a ship
where the
****swain's station was located, the
****swain being the
pilot of a
smaller "boat" that
could be dispatched...
- True
Reportory and
other works James Swift Sea
Venture Robert Walsingham ****swain Sea
Venture →
Patience Bermuda's
Walsingham Bay and
region namesakes are...
- viz: two master's mates, one captain's clerk, two boatswain's mates, one
****swain, one sail-maker's mate, two gunner's mates, one
yeoman of the gun room...
- judge, with wig), a
Field Representative (in a
Scottish kilt), a Head
****swain (in long overcoat), and a
Baggage Smasher (dressed as a male beachgoer...
- Albatross.
William Moore, boatswain's mate, Benton.
William P. Brownell,
****swain, Benton. John Jackson,
ordinary seaman, C. P.
Williams (*Awarded under...
- Doring's husband's
nephew Ludde Gentzel as
Ludvig "Ludde" Landegren,
****swain Erik "Bullen"
Berglund as Sjögren,
captain of the
Maria Albertina David...
- are
still in production- Aro Noir,
Pernicious Weed,
Venusian Pale Ale,
****swain's Courage, Hāpi Daze, Biére de Garage, Red Rocks,
Golden Brown, Day of...
