Ann Duthie

Ann Duthie

1868 - 1893

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About MeAnn Duthie was built at the John Duthie yard in 1868 and owned by the brothers. Ann Duthie sailed in the Australian trade. According to family tradition, the vessel twice beat the Cutty Sark for speed. The Duthies sold the vessel around 1883. In 1888 it was Alexandra and finally wrecked in 1893.

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