PART III CATALOGUE OF CORK-BASED EMIGRANT SHIPS 1815-60
ELIZA ANN Place and date built: Tonnage/ Vessel type:
New Brunswick 1828
324t Bark
Cork
Home port:
McMullen
Owner: Activity: Master:
Emigrant years: 1831, 32, 34, 35, 36, 37, 45 1831 Robert Hall b.1797 (Aberdeen) 1832 Dagerville 1835 William Hyde b.1801 (Cove) 1844 Thomas Cooper Clarke b.1808 (Cork) #16591 1829 Thomas Cooper Clarke b.1808 (Cork) 1835 William Ahern b.1810 (Carrigtwohill) #1164 1836 Denis Murphy b.1799 (Passage West) #12371 1836 Timothy Murphy b.1808 (Whitegate) #12634 1836 Richard McDonald b.1813 (Whitegate) #3162 1836 Thomas Edwards b.1812 (Plymouth) #816
Mate:
Seaman:
Voyaged to Quebec, St John NB and St Andrews Rescue at Sea. The Galway bark John & Mary commanded by Brougham voyaging from Quebec to London with timber required repairs at Cape Breton before proceeding. However, she sprang a leak and foundered 24 Oct 1844 during an Atlantic gale. After five perilous days the Eliza Ann under Captain Clarke detected her and rescued the crew of fourteen and one passenger, delivering them to Cork 9 Nov 1844. Captain Brougham was acknowledged for his skill throughout the event.
Fate of ship:
Additional information: References: ELIZABETH Place and date built: Tonnage/ Vessel type:
Ship List, Lloyds, Cove Ship News, UK M&M, UK Nat Arch.
Chepstow 1813
481t Ship
Cork
Home port:
Osborn &
Owner: Activity: Master:
Emigrant years: 1825
1825 J Morrison
Mate: Seaman: Fate of ship:
Voyaged to Quebec
Additional information: References:
Ships List, Lloyds
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