Year |
Name |
Owner |
|
---|---|---|---|
1847 | Admiral Codrington | George Parsons | |
1846 | Admiral Codrington | Thomas Cummings Gibson | |
1849 | Admiral Codrington | Thomas Bourdillion | |
1853 | Admiral Codrington | Ward Jackson | |
1854 | Admiral Codrington | Maltman W.S. Shaw | |
1867 | Admiral Codrington | William P. Haymen |
on a voyage from Shields to Rochester with a cargo of tiles, bricks & coke Admiral Codrington broke her tiller during a fierce storm & came ashore under the Spanish Battery at Tynemouth on 10 February 1871. The crew of six were rescued by the Tynemouth Life Brigade using breeches buoy.
Official No. 5290: Code Letters JHBQ.
Owners: 1846 Thomas Cummings Gibson, London; October 1847 George Parsons, Ipswich; January 1848 George Parsons & Frederick Eausome, Ipswich: 1849 Thomas Bourdillion, London; June 1853 Ralph Ward Jackson, Greatham & Robinson Watson (Stockton-on-Tees) Hartlepool; July 1854-64 Maltman William Stevens Shaw (merchant, Lynn) Rochester; by 1867 William Patten Haymen (Boley Hill) Rochester.
Masters: 1847 Irving; 1847 Fishwick; 1848-54 George Barnes (C.N. 4144); April 1854-65 George Stroud; 1869-71 Wilmore/Gilmore.
Voyages: 11 January 1852 with a cargo of coal she encountered severe weather off Flamborough Head & sustained damage. She was towed to Scarborough by the fishing smack Ebeneezer; 30 March 1863 from Rochester for Hartlepool; 4 November 1863 from New York for Hartlepool; 14 February 1868 arrived at Rochester from Hartlepool; 13 June 1868 arrived at Rochester from Seaham.
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