PART III CATALOGUE OF CORK-BASED EMIGRANT SHIPS 1815-60
1836 David Murphy b.1817 (Queenstown) 1841 Nicholas Reynolds b.1822 (Cork) 1842 John Ronayne b.1819 (Rostellan)
Seaman:
Voyaged to Quebec, St John NB, and Boston Foundered at sea in 1867 on a voyage from Queenstown to Miramichi. Captain Foster stated the crew were rescued and landed at St John’s Newfoundland on 4 July 1867. Captain Thomas Cooper Clarke b.1808 became the master of Try Again in 1849. Seaman, and future captain, Nicholas Reynolds b.1822 married Catherine Sutton, the eldest daughter of Captain George Sutton b.1804 (Clonakilty), the author’s great great grandfather. Urania arrived at Quebec 17 Sep 1842 with only three emigrants prepared to face the chilly winter. Made two Quebec voyages in 1843 season. Cove Ship News, Lloyds, UK M&M, UK Nat Arch BT112
Fate of ship:
Additional information:
References:
VESTAL Place and date built: Tonnage/ Vessel type:
PEI 1838
169t Brigantine
Cork
Home port:
W Kearse
Owner: Activity: Master:
Emigrant years: 1851
1851 T Barry
Mate: Seaman: Fate of ship:
Voyaged to Boston
Additional information: References: VITTORIA Place and date built: Tonnage/ Vessel type:
Lloyds, Passenger Arrivals at Boston
Greenock 1813
129t Brig
Cork
Home port:
Pope & Co
Owner: Activity: Master:
Emigrant years: 1832, 33
1832 W Mitchell
Mate: Seaman: Fate of ship:
Voyaged to Quebec
Additional information: References:
Lloyds, Cove Ship News
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