1861 Census (England & Wales Shipping) Falmouth

[jcmac]

FreeCen has an entry under RG9/4495 ED.08 CP.Falmouth Fol.21 Address.Europe (Jersey).
The master John Thos. Starck and ship described as 43 ton coastal smack.
I am having difficulty finding such a ship in April 1861. However, I can find a 43 ton ship named Escape (of Jersey).
Is anyone able to check the original entry to confirm the name of the ship please.
jcmac

[groom]

Looking at the image, it could well be Escape.

[jcmac]

Thanks Groom,
Posted at 2.39pm, went for a walk, home for coffee and opened up to find your reply at 3.05pm - brilliant!!!!!!
Regards,
jcmac   

[seaweed]

ESCAPE Official number 20694 Built in Calais in 1847, registered in Jersey 1858, 43 tons call sign NCGP. Owned in 1870 by John Oatley of Jersey, 1880 T J Lune College Hill, St Helier.
Her 1861 Logbooks and Crew agrements which will confirm her Master, should be at NMM Greenwich if anywhere. Can be obtained via
http://www.rmg.co.uk/researchers/library/crew-lists-agreements-and-official-logs-request-form

At 43 tons she was not listed in Lloyds Register. Had she been her master would be given there.

[jcmac]

Thanks Seaweed,
I tried to see if Europe or Escape was listed in newspapers at Falmouth 1860/61. Not easy if you mention name of ship so stuck with "Shipping Falmouth" but found nothing.
I will follow it up next time at NMM as you have suggested.
Regards,
jcmac 

[jcmac]

Thank you to Groom and Seaweed.
I am happy that the correct name of the ship is "Escape" and that the Freecen entry has been a mistranscription.
jcmac.

[jan57]

 Ancestry  has  the name  as Escape   also  , though   looking  at the image , I  can see why the transcriber   has  put Europe  as the name