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Official Number
76890 |
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Official Number
76890 |
The Charles & Ellen was the third vessel built by the Barrow shipyard of D.Noble & Co. She was an iron three-masted schooner and was initially owned by the Millom shipowner William Postlethwaite, from her launch in August 1878. Her first master was Capt. C.A.Reney, later himself to become a prominent shipowner at Connah's Quay, and the vessel was named after the master and his wife.
A sail plan of the Charles & Ellen is reproduced in the book "The Schooner" by David R.McGregor. It shows the vessel as a three-masted schooner and is dated 6th January 1916.
The Charles & Ellen was lost about 1916 or 1917 on
the Manacles rocks, between the Lizard and Falmouth (see Source 4).
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