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Ship Details

Rig

Aberdeen White Star clipper

Built

1861

Built In

Tonnage

827

Built By

Dimensions

190.0 x 32.3 x 20.0

Demise

George Thompson & Co. reg. Aberdeen. 1881 May 31: Stranded & wrecked 3 miles north of Wollongong.

VoyagesView Full List

6 August 1877 ➜ 1 December 1877

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16 March 1874 ➜ 4 July 1874

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Media

Sources

Reference

Captain's logs and letters, referred to in David R MacGregor - The Tea Clippers (London 1952, 1972, 1983)

Reference

Notes by Frances Moore

Location

Latrobe Library, Melbourne MS 9187

Reference

Brief précis of voyage in Sir Henry Brett - White Wings, Volume 1 (Auckland 1924)

Reference

Papers, etc regarding passage

Location

Public Records Office, South Australia GRG 35/48/1877

Comment

My 2nd Great Grandparents

Cheryl Chandler (not verified) on Sat, 2020-10-17 20:41

My 2nd Great Grandparents Robert WIlliam Jackson and Sarah Jane Jones arrived with their 4 children , Charles, William, Thomas and John.

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