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Caribbean

Names and owners

Year	Name	Owner
1865	Caribbean	Leech, Harrison & Forwoord
1866	Caribbean	West India & P.S.S. Co.

Fate

Broken up in 1892.

Related items :

Caribbean - a general history

Completed 31 January 1866; Official No. 54911: Code Letters JHPF.

Owners: Launched for Leech, Harrison & Forwoord: 1865-92 West India & Pacific SS Co Ltd, Liverpool

Masters: 2 February 1866 Andrew Poulson (C.N. 57865): 12 July 1871 William Keown: 1874 SS Sandry: 1887-90 Daniel: 1891-92 AH Highton.

Other Masters: William Henry Nicholson: Charles H Walker: John Jones: George Davies: Thomas Jones: Joseph Brown: W Walpole: JS Dawes: J Phease: J Colille: T Patterson: Angus Brundritt

Voyages: 2 October 1870 arrived at Liverpool from Jamaica: 27 October 1871 arrived at St Martha from Liverpool: from Liverpool for St Thomas with a general cargo, a total crew of 39 & three passengers on 5 September 1874 shelost her boats & suffered damage in the North Atlantic during an E by S Force 12 gale. Two of the crew were lost: 6 October 1891 arrived at St Thomas.

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