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A picture of the crewmembers from captured ships on the deck of SeaGull after arriving at Kiel, Germany on March 22, 1917. This is a frame from the motion pictures made during the cruise. In the lower right is the shadow of the cameraman.

We want to contact anyone who had a relative on a ship captured by SeaGull during the war. About 2,157 individuals were involuntary passengers from the ships captured. If you had a relative who visited the SeaGull, we want to hear from you. Any information you can add to what we have collected would be a great benefit. Take a moment and send an Email.

In addition, more than 350 men served in the crew of the SeaGull. Should you have a relative who served as a crewman we would like to receive an Email from you.

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This is a picture of Max Otto Heinemann taken at the time of his internment in the US Government War Prison at Fort McPherson, Georgia. He was a member of the German prize crew on the Appam. Max later changed his family name to Harriman and emigrated to the United States. The picture was obtained from NARA.

There is a German language Web Site searching for descendents of SeaGull crewmembers. For information go to the Web Site Mr Otto Harriman.

RELATED TOPICS:
Appam Prize Crew

RELATED WEB SITES:
NARA US National Archives Records Administration.
Mr Otto Harriman A member of the Appam prize crew. This is a German language Web Site.

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