Fig. 27: Detail of early eighteenth-century map of Ireland by Nicholas Visscher, with alternative spelling of Kinsale. LORD SANDON
Place and date built: Tonnage/ Vessel type:
Richibucto, New Brunswick 1839
404t; Barque Cork, Kinsale
Home port:
Owner: Activity: Master:
McDaniel
Foreign trade
1840 – 7 George Feneran b.1808 (Kinsale)#967 1847 Henry Bowman b.1789 (Deal, Kent) 1848 Daniel O’Brien b.1810 (Waterford) 1850 G Welsh 1840 William Cole b.1817 (Bonavista, Newfoundland) 1841 Josiah Hughes b.1818 (Youghal) 1844 – 5 Patrick Neill b.1822 (Cork)
Mate:
Seaman:
c.1841 John Stamp b,1819 (Kinsale)
Fate of ship:
Participated, under Captain George Feneran, in emigrant transportation to Canada in 1847 (Charbonneau & Sévigny; Appendix: Emigrant Ships) . ‘The 407T Lord Sandon was burned at Kinsale on 21 Feb 1849’ (Bourke). This ship’s trading included Africa and New Brunswick. Richibucto is in New Brunswick and close to Prince Edward Island. She also traded to St John’s Newfoundland taking
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