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THE PERIODICAL OF RECENT PUBLICATION LOG CHIPS MARITIME HISTORY FOUNDED 1948 BY JOHN LYMAN SUPPLEMENT BO. 4, AUGUST 1980 EDITOR NORMAN J. BROUWER CONTENTS OF THIS SUPPLEMENT SAILING VESSELS LAUNCHED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM, 1869•o•••••••oo••n•oo••o•ooo••oooo•••l SAILING SHIP NEWS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SAILING VESSELS LAUNCHED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM, 1869 Compiled by John Lyman de la Mare, Guernsey EUREKA W Brig 242 Tandevin & Coo, Guernaeyo James Sebire & Coo, Guernsey WATCH W Bgn 294 builders. Floating Dock Co., Blyth HARBOTTLE W Bark 319 John Straker, Newcastleo LA BONNE INVENTION W Bark 359 A. McLaren & Co., Greenocko Robinson & Co., Blyth KILLARNEY W Bark 432 George D. Dale, North Shieldso Hulked Brisbane 1896 Smith, North Shields SALLY I Bark 296 Thomas Farlam & Co., North Shields. Mitchell, Newcastle HAIDEE I Bark 758 John A. Simpson, Leitho 1902 EUROPA Eo Treglia, Castellamare. Broken up 1904 Schlesinger, Davis & Co., Wallsend, Newcastle RIVER NITH I Ship 1128 Hargrove, Ferguson & Jackson, Liverpoolo 1898 KINN M. Fe Stray, Kristiansando Redhead Softley & Co., South Shields CORNUVIA I Ship 799 Henry Wilson, Londono 1898 RO SARlO Salvatore Mazzella di Stelletto, Napleso Broken up Naples THEODORE ENGELS I Bark 499 T. C. Engels, Antwerp. 1907 VILLE D 1 ANVERS I Bark 476 BESSEL C. H. H. Winters, Elsfletho Wilsons, South Shields BRITOMART W Bark 500 James Wilson, South Shieldso CTAC PROPHETA W. Adamson, Sunderland FLUELLI:I W Bark 508 William Adamson, Londono STANFIELD W Bark 570 William Adamson, Londono Allan, Sunderland CAROLINE W Bark 350 James Harry, Liverpool. LOG CHIPS Supplements are published under the sponsorship of the National Maritime Historical Society. Additional copies may be purchased at $2o00 each by writing to the Society; 2 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201 LOG CHIPS 2 SUPPLEMENT 4 s. P. Austin & Son, Sunderland CHOICE W Bark 394 Thomas Hicks, Scarborough. Barkes, Sunderland MARY ANN W Bark 301 John Gibbon, South Shields. Barkley, Pallion, Sunderland MARY SMITH W Brig 157 John Twaddell, Jr., Hartlepoolo RAYS OF LIGHT W Bark 287 William Burnett, Sunderlando Wrecked 5 Augo 1877 Bartram, Sun.derland HALlA W Bark 378 Richard Humble. Sunderland. Blumer & Robson, Sunderland ABBEY HOUdE I Bark 516 Nicholson & Co., Liverpoolo Broken up c. 1893 CITY OF AUCKLAND I Bark 780 Stuart & Simpson, Londono Wrecked 22 Octo 1878 W. Briggs & Son, Sunderland YSOSQTTIZA W Bark 447 N. Oliquives, Bilbaoo Crown, Sunderland ALEJANDRO W Bark 436 A. Rodrigues, Bilbaoo SATSUlU W Bark 356 William Ro Abbey, Sunderlando John Davison & Coo, Sunderland LAUREL W Bark 336 Thomas Anderson, Sunderlando Lost 28 Mar. 1878 NEPTUNE W Bark 387 William Davison, North Shieldso W. Doxford & Sons, Pallion, Sunderland ARINA I Sch 249 Ylurriaga, Bilbaoo Wrecked Caribbean 10 Augo COSMOPOLYTA I Bark 498 Olano & Co., Liverpoolo 1892 SERITA 1912 ANGELINO G. Lubrano di Scampamorte, Napleso Broken up Genoa 1916 GARNOCK I Bark 677 David Hunter, Ayr. Lost Staten Is. 25 May 1887 PEPITA I Bktn 241 de Zuric1 ldy, Bilbaoo FLORA TAME SA Compo Ship 713 Richard Jolly & Son, London. Gibbon, North Hylton, Sunderland CLIFTON W Bark 365 George C. Packet, Sunderlando Hulked N. Zealand ELLIOTTS W Snow 285 James Elliott, Sunderlando Wrecked April 1883 James Hardie, Southwick, Sunderland DONA FELl CIANA W Bark 534 de Olaquiv1 1, Bilbaoo Hodgson, Sunderland HERMON W Bark 391 William Davison, North Shieldso Lost 19 Jano 1888 Iliff, Mounsey & Coo, Sunderland AMITY I Bark 519 E. T. Gourley, Sunderlando OLGA CARMEN SANT' ANTONIO G. Lubrano di Scampemorte, Napleso Lost off Port Elizo 14 Nov. 1903 l.DG CHIPS 3 SUPPLEMENT 4 Iliff, Mounsey & Co., SundeFland (Conto) ASTERION I Bark 509 Robert H. Penney, Shorehams Hulk Sweden 1908 AURIGA I Bark 518 Robert H. Penney, Shoreham. Hulked Sydney 1914. Later at Melbourne. Broken up 1930 lONE I Bark 520 Francis Ritson, Sunderland. Broken up 1926 also reportedly lying beached or scuttled in Mauritius 1962 MARIE I Bark 544 A. Viale, Karseilleo SELll1 I Bark 723 J. Simpson, Leitho SPIRIT OF THE SOUTH I Bark 517 George R. Briggs, Londono GROSVENOR Hulked in China James Laing, Sunderland BELTANA Compo Ship 734 William A. Stevens, Londono NOVA SDIP.A.THIA COLLINGROVE Comp. Ship 861 William Ae Stevens, Londono Liddle, Sunderland GILSLAND W Bark 312 Philip Dodds & Co., North Shields& Lister & Co., Sunderland !QRNAX W Soh 286 John Wilkinson, Sunderlando JANE W Snow 282 Edward Humphreys, Aberystwitho Lumsden, Sunderland SISTERS W Bark 355 Thomas Thompson, Sunderlando Wrecked 11 Jano 1877 Metcalf, Sunderland ELLA W Bark 382 Thomas Williamson, Sunderlando IRIS W .Bark 340 David Patterson, Arbroath. LE.NOBE W Bark 396 A. Noe, Nanteso Nichol & Gibbon, Sunderland GEORGE CLIFTON W Bark 338 Councillor Packet w. Nicholson & Sons, Sunderland ELLA BEATRICE W Bark 400 Matthew Rickinson, Sunderland. NEVADA W Bark 490 John S. Barwick & Coo, Sunderland. SPERANZA W Bark 455 William Nicholson & Co., Sunderland. Abando 23 Iov. 1877 T. R. Oswald & Coo, Pallion, Sunderland CONCORDIA I Bark 450 Leborart & de Baecker, Dunkerqueo 18 98 ALDEBARAN J. M. Eklund, !boo Hulked at Hobart 1912. Serving as breakwater in Norfolk Bay, Tasmania in 1950 CY.MRIC I Ship 1196 Thomas H. Henderson, Newcastleo 1872 BRITISH ARMY British Shipowners Lim., Liverpoolo Expl. Barry Jano 1896 KINGSBRIDGE I Ship 1498 George Stanton, Londono KNIGHTSBRIDGE I Ship 1511 George Stanton, London. .A.bando 5 Jano 1870 OXFORD I Ship 1282 John Temperley & Co., London. Wrecked 1888 PENTHESILEA I Ship 1668 William H. Jones & Co., Liverpoolo Wrecked Bideford Bay 19 Jano 1890, Mauritius to Newport PRIMOS I Bark 448 de Anduza, Bilbaoo RIALTO I Ship 1166 Charles Saunders & Co., Liverpoolo 1907 SANDO! C. A. Olsen, Tvedestrando 1914 EDEL H. T. Realfsen, Skieno Dismasted; Cond. Sta Thomas 1920 LOG CHIPS 4 SUPPLEMENT 4 T. R. Oswald & Co., Pallion, Sunderland (Cont.) SPIRIT OF THE DAWN I Bark 692 James Jackson, Liverpool .. Wrecked Antipodes Is. 4 Sept .. 1893, Rangoon to T~cahuano STOCKBRIDGE I Ship 1494 George Stanton, Londono ~band.. 16 Nov.. 1880 TRUE BLUE I Bark 449 John Lo Parker, Londono MATHIAS M. Backelin, Fjllbaeker. Hulk at Adelaideo Hull reportedly lies near Cairns, Australia R. Pace & Son, Sunderland CHAGFORD W Bark 350 John G. Hill, Sunderland.. Went Kissing ~ug. MAY W Bktn 237 Thomas Potts, Sunderland.. 1886 BRA W Bktn 237 Robert Thorman, Sunderland .. nLLIAM W Bark 354 William C. Allen, South Shieldso Wo H. Pearson, Jro, Sunderland INHERITANCE W Bark 394 William Eggleston, Sr., Sunderland .. ZOHRAB W Bark 412 E. z. llolme & Co., London.. Hulked Australia Pickersgill, Sunderland EDWARD AUSTIN W Sch 75 John Hudson & Co., London .. SHIELD W Bark 402 John Douthwaite, South Shields. WAVE W Bark 348 George Lawson & Son, South Shields .. ESTER MURAD IE w. Pile & Co., Monkwearmouth, Sunderland ANNIE I Bark 438 J .. J. Holdsworth & Co .. , Londono Barge 1913 BEHEAN Compo Bark 526 Thomas B. Walker, Londono Bulked Falmouth 1910 BRITISH EldPIBE I Ship 1499 George Duncan & Co., London .. Broken up at Rotterdam 1906 DEERBOUND Comp. Bark 573 John R. Kelso, Borth Shields .. Wrecked in China Sea 1875 ENGLAND'S GlORY I Ship 751 Peter Smith, London .. Lost off Bluff, Be z. 7 Nov. 1881, arr1V1ng from Nelson FINGOE I Bark 508 William J .. ~derson, Cape Towno GOLDEN FLEECE Comp. Bark 500 Henry Ellis, Londono LANGSTONE I Bark 746 Henry Ellis, London .. L1 D4PERATRICE I Ship 1100 ~rthur Pardewo MIAKO Compo Bark 516 James Killick & Co .. , Londono 1896 ASUNCION E. Borbones, Bilbao., 1909 ISL~ DE LA P~LK! Perez, Castro & Coo, Santa Cruz de la Palma. OSAKA Comp. Bark 527 Killick, Martin & Co .. , London.. Lost Septo 1904 OUTALPA I Ship 706 Devitt & Moore, London .. 1882 DIDO C. H. Donner, Hamburg .. Lost nr. the Kedgets, Ire. 26 Augo 1883, Liverpool to New RUNNYJIEDE I Bark 734 James Alexander, Londono York 1902 NORRKOPING C.. Mo Boden, Norrkoping.. Hulked at Bermuda 1908. Partly scrapped hull survives in Great Sound. Bermuda Rawson, Sunderland ~LDEBARA.N W Brig 267 J. & E. Lumsden, Aurayo Reay, Sunderland WHITE ROSE W Bark 381 Brown & Co., Sunderlando Wrecked 14 Jan. 1e71 LOG CHIPS 5 SUPP LEilENT 4 Richardson, Sunderland AZTECS W Bark 394 Thomas Riley, Sunderland. YUBJ.S W Bark 350 Thomas Riley, Sunderlando Robinson, Sunderland HUGH BOURNE W Bark 391 John Robinson, South Shieldso Simey, Sunderland LIZZIE .ABll W Brig 269 John Chisolm, Sunderlando Short, Pallion, Sunderland ANBIE W Bark 449 Hodgson Smith, Scarborough. Lost Iov. 1882 COIISCLIFH: W Bark 346 William H. Watson, Sunderlando GDl W Bark 459 Thomas Hick, Scarborougho Spowers, Sunderland TEES roRCE W Brig 236 John So Thompson, Sunderlando John Thompson, Sunderland SHARPERTOI W Bark 363 John Hedley, Borth Shieldso Richard Thompson & Son, Sunderland CLEMENTIJ. W Bark 409 William Y. Edwards, Cardiff o CLEOPJ.S W Bark 345 Henry Darling & Co., Borth Shieldso Lost Jano GOLDEN WJ. VE W Bark 343 John D. Werry, Londono 1879 UN.AM W Bark 469 George Swainston, Sunderlando DEODJ.TJ. ORIOJJ W Bark 360 Richard Taylor, London. TBEVJ.NIOli W Bark 478 Richard Taylor, Londono Robert Thompson, Jr., Sunderland AQUILIIE Camp. Bark 431 Foreman & Coo, South Shieldso Lost 9 Mar. 1870 LADY ELIZABETH Comp. Bark 658 John Wilson & Co., Londono Lost 30 June 1878 0 CEAN lll.AI L I Ship 1039 John Patton, Jro, Londono ROVER OF THE SEAS Comp. Bark 417 J. Thompson, Sunderland. Foundered 16 Dec. 1885 Towers & lesbit, Pallion, Sunderland STJ.VERS W Bark 459 George Stavers & Co., Newcastleo DUSSAJJ W. Watson, Pallion, Sunderland GLJ.JJCE I Bark 887 William Pellier, Londono Wrecked o!! Umea 11 Octo 1924 Wheatley, Sunderland TOO o:r LIVERPOOL W Brig 356 John B. N. Langton, Liverpool. Withy, Alexander & Co., Hartlepool .IURQUESIIJ. I Bktn 282 De Uribe y Ciao, Bilbaoo IUlUJ. YSJ.BE L I Bgn 158 Bustamante y Gallo, Santandero Denton, West Hartlepool INFLEXIBLE I Ship 998 James Wo J.damson, Londono Went missing 1871 William Harknesa, Middlesborough ELIZABETH GRJ.H!K Compo Bark 598 William Graham, liewporto Hulked Kelbourne LOG CHIPS 6 SUPPLEMENT 4 M.
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