TIMANDRA
Date1814
Object NameSHIP
MediumWOOD
ClassificationsShip
Dimensionsgross tonnage 368 tons
Object numberABDSHIP002975
Keywords
Fate: sunk off the Lofoten Islands, Norway, 6 September 1825.
Propulsion: Sail
Description: Ship rigged, 2 decks
Owners:
1816-19: Gibbons & Co. (Initial registration at Aberdeen as no: 20 in 1814. Registry transferred to London as no: 138 in 1823; Aberdeen Register of Shipping)
1819-23: J. Dingwell
1823-25: Benson & Co.
Masters:
1816-18: Master J. Cattanach
1818-20: Master J. Baigrie
1820-22: Master J. Price
1822-25: Master C. Marshall
Voyages (Lloyd's underwriters):
1816: London - Bombay
1818-22: London - India
1822-25: London - Archangel
General History:
11/06/1816:
For London, the Ship TIMANDRA, John Cattanich, Master, having a considerable part of her Cargo on board, is intended to sail early in June, for Freight or passage please apply to J. Law May 18
(Barbados Mercury and Bridge-town Gazette)
03/11/1822:
Drontheim [Trondheim] Sept. 28.—The TIMANDRA, Marshall, from Archangel to London, sunk 6th inst. about 80 miles from Lafoden [Lofoten] the crew took to their boats, and after three days landed at Bodoe [Bodø]. The ship sprung as sudden leak, and they could not byn all their endeavours, keep her afloat, and when they quitted her she was full of water.
(Bell's Weekly Messenger)
Note: re-rigged a a barque 1824
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