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Topic: Who was "JOHN GARROW" to have a Ship named after oneself. (Read 401 times)
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Dave Francis
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Cornelius Fisk Goodwin (1880-1961)
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The Times, Thursday, Apr 02, 1840; pg. 6; Issue 17321; col F
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"The John Garrow iron ship, Captain J. Wilson, an iron vessel of 895 tones, calculated to carry 40 keels of coals, arrived in the river Tyne on Friday last. When she entered the narrows she was drawing ten feet of water. Since her arrival she has continued to excite much curiosity ; part of her standing rigging is made of wife, and except her top and decks she is exclusively made of iron. Captain Wilson has ordered that parties visiting her shall pay 1s. each, which will be given to the Shipwreck Society. She is named after the principal in the firm in Liverpool who are her owners. The John Garrow will load here immediately for Bombay. It is understood she sailed well during her passage from Aberdeen, and every day comes up to the most sanguine expectation that was formed of her capabilities - Newcastle Chronicle."
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Census information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.ukSurnames include: FRANCIS in Glamorgan / LANWORN in Monmouth / BLACKMAN, RUSSELL in Sussex / KEARSEY, BARLTROP in Essex / TOOKEY in Leicestershire / LASHMORE in London and Kent / GOODWIN, PASQUE, ATTOE, FISK, QUINTON, RUFFLES, CULLINGFORD and others in Suffolk / MAYOSS anywhere anytime! / GILMORE in Belfast |
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Piglet01
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Captain Bob as a boy
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Hello,
And from www.aberdeenships.com
" JOHN GARROW
Construction IRON
Type SHIP
Date 1840
Description Built at Aberdeen by John Vernon & Sons, Aberdeen in 1840.
Registered in Liverpool.
Rigged with standing bowsprit, square stemmed, no galleries and male figurehead. Owned by John Anderson, William Garrow, Alexander Smith and Thomas Irvine, all of Liverpool, trading as Anderson, Garrow & Co.
1840 Master Frederick Wilson. Owned by Cannon & Co, Liverpool and sailing Aberdeen to New Orleans.
1841 to 1844 - Anderson, Master and sailing Aberdeen to Bombay
1847 to 1849 - Thomson, Master and sailing London to New Orleans
1847 listed in New Orleans Picayune newspaper as follows:
'John Garrow, Ship, British. Capt. Thomson, Liverpool, Sept 27- New Orleans, Nov 15'.
1851 to 1853 - M Hamilton, Master
1856 - J Dyer, Master, Owned by J Robinson
7th December 1856 abandoned at sea
Shipbuilder John Vernon
Dimensions length 130' 1" x breadth 30' x depth 19' 6"
555tons
© 2007 Aberdeen City Council
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McDonald originating in Aberlour. Smith (Aberdeenshire/Aberdeen), Esslemont, Christie, Robbie; Scott (in Aberdour). Crosbie and Willison. Roxburgh: Lawrie, Thomson, Paxton, Peacock, Amos, Robson
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