WebMar 24, 1999 · This book is one of the most enchanting and yet scholarly accounts of the Endurance Antarctic Expedition, as each member is so … WebBiography. Chippy was the third eldest of eleven children born to his father John McNish a shoemaker and journeyman and mother, Mary Jane McNish (nee Wade). Chippy …

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WebHenry (Chippy) McNish never forgave Shackleton, in return, Shackleton denied McNish the polar medal despite his carpentry skills likely saving the crew. According to the curator of Antarctic History at the museum in Canterbury, Baden Norris, the only thing he could remember McNish saying on his death bed years later, was that Shackleton shot ... WebThe McNeish spelling is common but McNish is also widely used, and appears to be the correct version. McNish, at 40, was one of the oldest members of the crew of the Endurance and was regarded as somewhat odd and unrefined, but also highly respected as a carpenter. As carpenter he would have been referred to as Chippy, or Chips. chip\u0027s 9g

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http://www.shackletonlegacy.com/the-original-boat.html WebJan 17, 2006 · The family of Henry "Chippy" McNish, a Glasgow-born shipwright who made possible the epic open-boat voyage of explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton, wants a posthumous award of the Polar Medal. /> http://www.purr-n-fur.org.uk/famous/chippy.html chip\u0027s 9h