Albert C. Richardson (was first mate aboard the Mary Celeste, under Captain Benjamin S. Briggs, on a voyage in November 1872. (TV: "Flight Through Eternity")[additional sources needed]
On the 25th of November, Richardson stepped out onto the deck and discovered a woman, Barbara Wright, whom he apprehended as a stowaway. Vicki Pallister knocked him unconscious, wielding a belaying pin as a truncheon against Richardson's skull. He came too just in time to witness the TARDIS de-materialising, and alerted Capt. Briggs. (TV: The Chase episode 3, "Flight Through Eternity")
As the crew searched for the two stowaways, a Dalek time machine materialised on the deck, having chased the First Doctor to the spot. The Daleks' appearance frightened everyone aboard into immediately abandoning ship. Richardson threw a belayingnjkxjcbjxjzjbxjjxzbjcjc pin at a Dalek without effect. The Dalek chased him, demanding answers to its questions. Hurredly backing away, Richardson crossed his chest and leaped overboard from the gunwale in the hope of escape. Neither his remains nor those of anyone else from ship were ever recovered. Like the others, Albert G. Richardson is assumed to have perished on or shortly after 25 November 1872. (TV: "Flight Through Eternity")[additional sources needed]
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A typographical error in the "Flight Through Eternity" credits lists him as Albert C. Richardson, in the real world middle name began with a "G".