Mate Emanuel Murray would later captain Robert Lawe in 1850 after the demise of Captain Nathaniel Sutton (b.1794, Clonakilty). #UK Nat Arch BT 112; Lloyd’s; UK M&M; O’Riordan, Portraiture of Cork Harbour Commissioners.
References:
ERIN
Place and date built: Tonnage/ Vessel type:
Bristol 1830 59t; Smack
Home port:
Kinsale
Owner: Activity: Master:
McDaniel
Coastal trade
1835 – 9 Timothy Donovan b.1805 (Kinsale)#6047 1838 – 9 Daniel Dempsey b.1814 (Kinsale)#3290 1836 – 9 Daniel Donovan b.1805 (Kinsale)#6051 1836 – 7 John Donohue b.1815 (Kinsale)#6048 1838 James Donohue b.1813 (Kinsale)#6045 1838 Michael Driscoll b.1810 (Kinsale) #6934
Seaman:
Fate of ship:
Unknown.
Additional information:
Captain Timothy (Thade) Donovan (b.1805) was related to the Dempsey mariners of Kinsale, having been married to Julia Dempsey of Kinsale (see Acadia and Betsy ). Seaman Daniel Donovan was listed with two Cert numbers (Cert: 7120 and 6051). He was probably the future Captain Daniel Donovan (b.1807), whom I found later to be the Master of the C ambria of Cork in 1845 (UK Nat Arch BT98/615). #UK Nat Arch BT112; BT120; UK M&M; Lloyd’s; Sutton and Donovan Family Histories.
References:
ERIN
Place and date built: Tonnage/ Vessel type:
Kinsale 1830 30t; Cutter
Home port:
Kinsale
Owner: Activity: Master:
Cadogan
Coastal trade
1836 – 41 Daniel Coghlan b.1776 (Kinsale) #20352
Fate of ship:
Unknown.
Additional information:
The smallest boat on this list and the only Cutter.
Captain Daniel Coghlan, captain of Erin of Cork in the UK National Archives 1836 –8, corresponds with Lloyd’s Captain Coughlan of Erin for 1838 – 41.
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