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Salterbeck | Official Number
51220
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The Salterbeck was a barque built at Workington by Beck in June, 1869. The name of her builder is given as Beck in Lloyd's Register.
The Salterbeck was wrecked on the Long Strand, Castlefreke Bay,
Co.Cork on the 14th January 1900. She was bound from Barry, Wales, to Kilrush
with a cargo of coal. She was carrying a crew of six, under the command
of Capt.W.Reynolds, and all survived the wreck.
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Name
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Year Built
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Gross Tons
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Length (feet)
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Breadth (feet)
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Depth (feet)
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Masts
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Figurehead
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Stern
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Lloyd's Classn.
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Salterbeck
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1869
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186
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104.8
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23.7
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12
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3
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Sources :
- Lloyd's Register of Shipping 1869-70: Salter-Beck,
barque, 186 grt, built by Beck at Workington in June 1869, felted and
zinc plated in 1869, owned by Blackburn & Co., registered at
Workington, master Capt.Bell, voyages Workington - Rosario and
Liverpool- South America.
- Lloyd's Register of Shipping 1899-1900: Salterbeck,
wooden barque, 186 grt, official no.51220, owned by E.Murray,
registered at Workington, master Capt.E.Murray - annotated "Wrecked".
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"Shipwreck Index of Ireland" by Richard and Bridget Larn, pub.Lloyd's
Register-Fairplay (2002), ISBN 1 900839 03 02 - citing from BoT Wreck Returns.