- The term
Krumen (also Kroumen, Kroomen)
refers to
historical sailors from the Kru
people group living mostly along the
coast of
Liberia and Côte d’Ivoire...
-
making their observations, ****isted by a Kru
sailor (known at the time as a
krooman) and a marine. All of the
effort was
ultimately a success,
producing a...
-
French squadron in
Bantry Bay in Ireland. Met at
Freetown John Square:
Krooman who ****ists
Maturin during the
first mission of the squadron. Houmouzios:...
- injury,
having been
thrown against the
deckhead by the blast. The
tugboat Krooman,
towing gunnery targets for the exercise,
released her
targets and instead...
- his father, and
places himself again under the
parental authority. The
Krooman of
maturer age, on his
return from an
expedition of this kind, buys a wife...
-
following story:
After the schooner's skipper,
Captain Burke, had paid a
Krooman in
advance for
serving in the ship's crew, the
native deserted.
Burke retaliated...
- 52.583; 2.050) by S 59 ( Kriegsmarine). She was
taken in tow by Kenia,
Krooman and
Norman (all United Kingdom) but
consequently sank (51°42′09″N 1°22′08″E...
- Like many U.S. Navy
ships in Africa, ****berland emplo**** a
number of
Krooman (indigenous
Africans who
lived on the
western coast) to
serve as scouts...
-
Lieutenant Henry Worsley Hill, at
anchor off Sea Bar, had been
advised by a "
Krooman"
named Sea
Breeze that he had been beaten, put in irons, and
confined in...
-
Castle following the
Ashanti defeat of
government forces: two
marines and a
Krooman were
killed and two
marines and five
seamen from the ship wounded. Thereafter...
