James Clark Ross

James Clark Ross

Cochaslys 1834 jeh James Clark Ross
Beashnys
Ruggyr	15 Averil 1800(1800-04-15) Finsbury Square, Lunnin, Sostyn
Baase	3 Averil 1862 (61 bleeaney d'eash) Aston Abbotts, Buckinghamshire, Sostyn
Boayl oanluckee	Aston Abbotts (mul)
Jannooyn
Ream obbree	Lus-oaylleeaght
Keird	ronseyder · lus-oayllee · botanical collector (en)  · offishear lhuingyssagh · nadooragh · scientific collector (en)
Olteynys	Rolley y Çheshaght Reeoil Linnean Society of London (en)
Çhengaghyn loayrit ny screeuit	Baarle
Coorse caggee
Banglane caggee	Y Lhuingys Chaggee Reeoil
Keim chaggee ny pholeen	lieutenant (en) (1822–) commander (en) (1827–) captan (1834–) Rear-Admiral of the Red (en) (1861–)
Commander of (DEPRECATED) (en)	HMS Terror (mul) , as HMS Erebus (mul)
Obbyr
Ard-obbyr (1844) The zoology of the voyage of the H.M.S. Erebus & Terror (en)
Aagherrid ughtar lus-oaylleeaght	J.C.Ross
Lught thie
Sheshey	Anne Coulman (en) (1843–)
Paitçhey	Rolley James Coulman Ross (en)
Paarant	George Ross (en)  as Christian Clark (en)
Lught mooinjeragh	Rolley John Ross (mul)
Aundyryn Knight of the Legion of Honour Fellow of the Royal Society  (Mee ny Nollick 11, 1828) Founder’s Medal  (1842) Grande Médaille d'Or des Explorations  (1843) Person of National Historic Significance

She offishear Goaldagh 'sy Lhuingys Chaggee Reeoil as ronseyder poullagh va'n Reejerey James Clark Ross (15 Averil 1800 – 3 Averil 1862). Ta enney mie er kyndagh rish e ronsaghyn er yn Arctagh, goaill ayrn ayns daa hurrys-contoyrtys fo stiurey e naim John Ross, kiare fo stiurey William Edward Parry, as e hurrys-contoyrtys Antarctagh hene eddyr 1839 as 1843.

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