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Year of Loss within Location (143 wrecks)
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| BELFAST LOUGH |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments |
Ref. |
|
1744 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEAR BELFAST; WHITEHAVEN FOR ROTTERDAM | e | ||
| 1750 | GREAT MOLLY | SAIL VESSEL | 450 HOGSHEADS OF TOBACCO | NEAR BELFAST; VIRGINIA FOR GLASGOW | c
e | ||
| 1750 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | GROCERIES | OFFSHORE NEAR BELFAST | e | ||
| 1750 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | GROCERIES & PROVISIONS | NEAR BELFAST | e | ||
| 1753 | KATHERINE | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEAR BELFAST; FROM NEW YORK | e | ||
| 1767 | DELIGHT | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | AT HARBOUR; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; GRENADES FOR LIVERPOOL |
c
e f | ||
| 1769 | WILLIAMS | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | OFF; LIVERPOOL FOR JAMAICA | c
e f | ||
| 1771 | PRINCE OF WALES | SAIL VESSEL | PROVISIONS | BELFAST FOR ANTIGUA | e | ||
| 1772 | POLLY | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEAR HARBOUR ENTRANCE; PHILADELPHIA FOR BELFAST | e | ||
| 1775 | FAME | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEAR, POSSIBLY BRIGGS REEF; BRISTOL FOR JAMAICA |
c
e | ||
| 1791 | JOHN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEAR; DOUGLAS FOR PLYMOUTH | c
e f | ||
| 1796 | LOO | DARTMOUTH SLOOP - 39 tons | UNKNOWN | NEAR BELFAST; BRISTOL FOR BELFAST | e | ||
| 1800
| LORD CASTLEREAGH | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | RAN ASHORE; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; DRONDHEIM FOR NEWRY |
c
e f | ||
| 1803 | ELIZA | SLOOP | UNKNOWN | FOUNDERED; GREENOCK FOR LONDON | c
e f | ||
| 1803 | SHAMROCK | BRIG - 103 tons | UNKNOWN | NEAR BELFAST; LIVERPOOL FOR BELFAST | e | ||
| 1804 | MARY | BRIG - 118 tons | UNKNOWN | NEAR; LIVERPOOL FOR LONDON | c
e f | ||
| 1805 | UNITY | FULL RIGGED - 219 tons | 2 CARRIAGE MOUNTED CANNON | DRIVEN ASHORE; WEST INDIES FOR THE CLYDE | e | ||
| 1808 | COMET | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEAR; FROM NORTH AMERICA | c
e f | ||
| 1810 | HARMONIA DE CUL | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | CAPSIZED AT BELFAST RIVER; BUENOS AIRES FOR BELFAST |
c
e f | ||
| 1813 | VALENTINE | LIVERPOOL FULL RIGGED - 298 tons | UNKNOWN | FROM WHITEHAVEN | c
e f | ||
| 1815 | ALEXANDER & MARY | SAIL VESSEL | 489 TIN INGOTS & IRONMONGERY | NEAR; LIVERPOOL FOR MONTREAL | e | ||
| 1815 | UNION | LARNE BRIG - 190 tons | 4 CARRIAGE MOUNTED CANNON | RAN ASHORE; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; LARNE FOR IRVINE |
c
e f | ||
| 1816 | MARGARET & MARY | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | AT BELFAST; PROBABLY SALVAGED; FROM GALWAY | c | ||
| 1816 | MARGARET & NANCY | BELFAST SLOOP - 79 tons | UNKNOWN | NEAR; FROM GALWAY | c
e f | ||
| 1819 | ISAAC & JANE | MARYPORT SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | ON THE BRIDGES | e | ||
| 1820 | CLEOPATRA | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | AT GRAY POINT; WORKINGTON FOR BELFAST | e | ||
| 1821 | SWIFT | BRISTOL PACKET VESSEL | PASSENGERS | BRISTOL FOR DUMBARTON | e | ||
| 1824 | BEE | MARYPORT SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEAR BELFAST | e | ||
| 1824 | DIANA | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | STRUCK SANDBANK NEAR; SICILY FOR BELFAST | c
e f | ||
| 1824 | DUKE OF RICHMOND | SAIL VESSEL | COPPER SHEETS & BARS | OFF TARR POINT; LIVERPOOL FOR DERRY | e | ||
| 1824 | MARY | SMACK | UNKNOWN | AT BELFAST | c | ||
| 1825 | SUPERIOR | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEAR BELFAST; LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK | e | ||
| 1826 | ANTRIM | BELFAST SMACK - 73 tons | UNKNOWN | FOUNDERED NEAR GARMOYLE; GLASGOW FOR BELFAST | e | ||
| 1826 | NORVAL (NORWALL) | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEAR; WICK FOR BELFAST | c
e f | ||
| 1838 | HOPE | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | CHEPSTOW FOR GREENOCK | c
e g | ||
| 1839 | ALBERTINA | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NONE |
c
e g | ||
| 1849 | JOHN | BELFAST SAIL VESSEL | COAL | 1 MILE NORTH OF GARON HEAD; TROON FOR BELFAST |
e | ||
| 1852 | LOWTHER | LIVERPOOL SCHOONER - 113 tons | UNKNOWN | ON BIRD ISLAND; GLASGOW FOR ROUEN | c
e | ||
| 1853 | MARY ANN | BELFAST BRIG - 206 tons | UNKNOWN | FOUNDERED; CULTRA FOR BELFAST | e | ||
| 1854 | BETSEY | DONAGHADEE LUGGER - 14 tons | GENERAL | FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION; BELOW GARMOYLE BEACON | c
e | ||
| 1854 | IRIS | HARRINGTON BRIGANTINE - 109 tons | COAL | FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION; HARRINGTON FOR BELFAST |
c
e | ||
| 1854 | MINERVA | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | IN COLLISION; FROM WORKINGTON; POSSIBLY SALVAGED | c | ||
| 1855 |
| BARQUE - 560 tons | UNKNOWN | CAUGHT FIRE & BURNED TO WATER-LINE | - | ||
| 1861 | ALPHA | GALLIOT - 45 tons | LUMBER | FOUNDERED |
e | ||
| 1861 | CITY OF LUCKNOW | GLASGOW IRON FULL RIGGER - 869 tons | GENERAL & PASSENGERS | ON SALT PAN ROCKS; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; GREENOCK FOR CALCUTTA |
c
e | ||
| 1869 | NELLY | BELFAST SLOOP - 41 tons | COAL | FOUNDERED; AYR FOR BELFAST | e | ||
| 1870 | HUNTRESS | BRIGANTINE - 96 tons | UNKNOWN | COLLIDED WITH "SS TALBOT" | c | ||
| 1872 | CERES | BELFAST SCHOONER - 115 tons | COAL | AT ENTRANCE TO; IRVINE FOR BELFAST | e | ||
| 1872 | DEE | CHESTER SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | STRANDED & WRECKED | c
e f | ||
| 1875 | CLARA R. | DUBLIN BRIG - 212 tons | COAL | AT CARRICKFERGUS BUOY; TROON FOR DUBLIN | e | ||
| 1878 | CHARLOTTE | BRIGANTINE | POTATOES | NONE |
- | ||
| 1883 | EMILY | SAIL VESSEL | IRON ORE | BILBAO FOR GLASGOW | c
g | ||
| 1884 | WILLIAM HALL | DUBLIN WOODEN STEAM TUG - 23 tons | BALLAST | STRANDED & WRECKED AT GREY POINT; FROM BELFAST | e | ||
| 1886 | ROBERT BROWN | NEWRY SCHOONER - 107 tons | COAL | FOUNDERED OFF CARRICKFERGUS BANK; AYR FOR CLARE | e | ||
| 1887 | ANNE JONES | SCHOONER - 92 tons | UNKNOWN | MOUTH OF, | h | ||
| 1889 | HELENA | WOODEN STEAM TUG - 10 tons | BALLAST | NEAR GARMOYLE LIGHTHOUSE; CARRICKFERGUS FOR BELFAST |
e | ||
| 1889 | MARY ANNE JANE | BEAUMARIS DANDY - 56 tons | ROOFING SLATES | FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION; BANGOR FOR NEWRY | e |
| BELFAST LOUGH continued. |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1890 | LIZZIE | SAIL BARGE - 35 tons | GRAVEL | BELFAST FOR CARRICKFERGUS | e | ||
| 1890 | ORATOR | STEAMER - 1,342 tons | COAL | OFF GROOMSPORT; GREENOCK FOR SICILY | b
f h | ||
| 1894 | CITY | SAIL VESSEL - 5 tons | UNKNOWN | STRANDED; POSSIBLY REFLOATED | - | ||
| 1894 | COMMODORE | BELFAST WOODEN TUG - 21 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION NEAR HARBOUR: POSSIBLY SALVAGED |
e | ||
| 1895 | XANTHUS | BRIGANTINE - 200 tons | UNKNOWN | FOUNDERED NEAR BANGOR; EXACT POSITION UNKNOWN | - | ||
| 1897 | INA | SAILING VESSEL - 5 tons | UNKNOWN | STRANDED; POSSINLY REFLOATED | - | ||
| 1901 | MISS PEGGY | BELFAST CUTTER - 3 tons | PASSENGERS | FOUNDERED AT VICTORIA CHANNEL AFTER COLLISION | e | ||
| 1910 | DREDGER NO. 4 | BELFAST IRON DREDGER - 372 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED NEAR No. 1 PILE LIGHTHOUSE; POSSIBLY SALVAGED |
e | ||
| 1914 | PARKMORE | BELFAST IRON STEAMER - 289 tons | IRON ORE | FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION; BELFAST FOR TROON | c
e h | ||
| 1916 | YACHT | BIDEFORD SCHOONER - 77 tons | SCRAP IRON | CAUGHT FIRE & FOUNDERED OFF WHITEABBEY; WATERFORD FOR GLASGOW |
e | ||
| 1917 |
| ARMED CARGO LINER - 4,050 tons | GENERAL | TORPEDOED BY U-19 0.5 MILES SOUTH OF; LIES IN 28m; LIVERPOOL FOR JAMAICA |
e
f h i k 3 | ||
| 1917 | JARGOON | GLASGOW STEAMER - - 501 tons | COAL | SUNK IN COLLISION 8 MILES EAST OF ENTRANCE TO; TROON FOR DUBLIN |
e | ||
| 1917 | MISS HUGHES | ABERYSTWITH KETCH - 65 tons | COAL | FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION NEAR No. 8 BUOY; GIRVAN FOR BELFAST |
e | ||
| 1917 | ARMED TRAWLER - 213 tons | 1 x 3 POUNDER DECK GUN | MINED BY UC-75 1 MILE SOUTH OF; LIES IN 25m | c
e f k | |||
| 1918 |
| GLASGOW STEAMER - 4,880 tons | GENERAL | TORPEDOED BY U-19, 1.5 MILES EAST OF; LIES IN 63m; CLYDE FOR NEW YORK |
c
e f h i l | ||
| 1922 | HILDA | SWANSEA STEAMER - 111 tons | COAL | CAUGHT FIRE AND SANK NEAR BELFAST; MARYPORT FOR BELFAST |
e | ||
| 1931 | BERMUDA | MOTOR VESSEL - 19,086 tons | BALLAST | CAUGHT FIRE NEAR DOCKS; PROBABLY SALVAGED | e | ||
| 1940 | UNKNOWN | GERMAN CONDOR | CREW | OFF; CREW RESCUED BY TRAWLERS | c | ||
| 1940 |
| DUTCH MOTOR COASTER - 379 tons | RAILWAY SLEEPERS | MINED 3.6 MILES OFF PILE LIGHT; OPORTO FOR PORT TALBOT |
c
e f h | ||
| 1940 |
| WEST HARTLEPOOL STEAMER - 4,886 tons | 7,908 TONS GRAIN | MINED OFF PICKIE; LIES IN 15m; ROSARIO FOR AVONMOUTH |
b
c d e f h k l | ||
| 1941 | FAIR HEAD | ARMED CRUISER - 1,719 tons | UNKNOWN | NEAR; POSSIBLY RE-FLOATED | c | ||
| 1941 | FISKAREN | NORWEGIAN NAVY DRIFTER | CREW | SUNK IN COLLISION WITH "H.M.S. ULSTER QUEEN". |
c
e f | ||
| 1941 | JEWEL | ADMIRALTY DRIFTER - 84 tons | CREW | MINED 1 MILE OFF PILE LIGHT | c
e f | ||
| 1942 |
| DUTCH MOTOR COASTER - 395 tons | GENERAL FOODSTUFF | MOUTH OF; LIES IN 43m; LIVERPOOL FOR BELFAST | c
e h l | ||
|
1946 |
| BELFAST STEAMER - 364 tons | COAL | MOUTH OF; LIES IN 30m; GARSTON FOR BELFAST |
c
e h l | ||
| 1965 |
| CHESTER MOTOR COASTER - 332 tons | FLOUR & CATTLE FODDER | SANK UNDER TOW OFF KILROOT; POSSIBLY BLOWN UP; LIES IN 10m; BIRKENHEAD FOR BELFAST | a c e h l | ||
|
2009 |
| KILKEEL MOTOR FISHING VESSEL | BALLAST | CAUGHT FIRE OFF CULTRA COASTAL PATH; CREW RESCUED BY THE "AMITY" |
4 |
| COPELAND ISLANDS |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments |
Ref. |
|
1795 | UNKNOWN | GUINEAMAN | UNKNOWN | NONE |
c |
| 1803 | UNKNOWN | LARGE SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | FROM LIVERPOOL | c
e f g |
| 1803 | ENTERPRISE | LIVERPOOL GUINEAN | FRUIT & SUGAR, & £40,000 IN SILVER DOLLARS | MEW ISLAND; FROM HAVANA | c
e h |
| 1814 | BETSEY | SAILING COASTER | UNKNOWN | COPELAND ISLAND; GREENOCK FOR NEWRY | c
e f g h |
| 1819 | BROTHERS | SLOOP | UNKNOWN | OFF; CARLINGFORD FOR GREENOCK | c
e f g |
| 1819 | PEGGY & HELEN | ULVERSTONE BRIG - 53 tons | UNKNOWN | OFF; SLIGO FOR LIVERPOOL | c
e f g |
| 1820 | UNKNOWN | BORDEAUX PACKET VESSEL | UNKNOWN | LIVERPOOL FOR DERRY | c |
| 1821 | BORDEAUX PACKET | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | LIVERPOOL FOR DERRY | e
f g |
| 1821 | EARL OF DALHOUSIE | LEITH SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | OFF COPELAND ISLAND; ARCHANGEL FOR DUBLIN | e |
| 1821 | GLENORE | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | MEW ISLAND; DUBLIN FOR BELFAST | c
e f g |
| 1824 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NONE |
c |
| 1825 | DILIGENCE | MARYPORT SCHOONER | UNKNOWN | MARYPORT FOR BELFAST | e |
| 1825 | UNKNOWN | SCHOONER | UNKNOWN | OFF; SAME LOCATION AS "PEGGY & HELEN" |
c
f |
| 1826 | GEORGE | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | ON MEW ISLAND; CARGO PART SALVAGED; ANTIGUA FOR BELFAST |
c
e f |
| 1826 | MAID OF SELMA | FORT WILLIAM BARQUE - 69 tons | UNKNOWN | MEW ISLAND; DUNDRUM FOR BELFAST | c
e f g |
| 1826 | SOPHIA | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | MEW ISLAND; WHITEHAVEN FOR BELFAST | c
e f g |
| 1827 | MERMAID | AMERICAN SQUARE RIGGER - 1,222 tons | GENERAL | COPELAND ISLAND, SOUTH-WEST SIDE; LIVERPOOL FOR PHILADELPHIA; OTHER SOURCE SAY 1854 |
c
e h |
| 1830 | AGNES | SAIL VESSEL | SUGAR & RUM | ON MEW ISLAND; DEMERERA FOR BELFAST | c
e g |
| 1830 | JULIA | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | FOR BELFAST | c
e g |
| 1837 | HENRY | SAILING COASTER | UNKNOWN | MEW ISLAND; FROM ROTHESAY | c
h |
| 1839 | HENRY | GREENOCK SAILING COASTER - 114 tons | UNKNOWN | MEW ISLAND; OTHER SOURCES SAY 1829; FROM GREENOCK |
c
e f g h |
| 1839 | LADY DOWNSHIRE | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | OFF, |
c
e g |
| 1841 | UNKNOWN | BRIG | BALLAST | 10 MILES WEST-NORTH-WEST OF COPELAND ISLAND |
c
e g |
| 1847 | SEA KING | PADDLE STEAMER | GENERAL | MEW ISLAND, EAST END | c
h |
| 1849 | FANNY | SAIL VESSEL | IRON INGOTS | AYR FOR RUNCORN | e |
| 1850 | THERESA JANE | CANADIAN BARQUE | GENERAL | MEW ISLAND, SOUTH-EAST SIDE; LIVERPOOL FOR MAURITIUS |
c
e h |
| 1851 | CERETICA | SCHOONER | OATS | COPELAND ISLAND, NORTH OF; LIMERICK FOR LIVERPOOL |
c
f |
| 1860 | AMANDA | GLASGOW SAIL VESSEL | COAL | ON MEW ISLAND; GLASGOW FOR GALWAY | c |
| 1861 | EARL | SAIL VESSEL | COAL | ON MEW ISLAND; WORKINGTON FOR DERRY | c |
| 1867 | ADELINE CANN | BRIG - 172 tons | COAL | COPELAND ISLAND; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; GLASGOW FOR DUBLIN |
c
e h |
| 1867 | THOMAS WITHWORTH | SCHOONER | COAL | COPELAND ISLAND; POSSIBLY SALVAGED | c
h |
| 1868 | AZUR | JERSEY SMACK - 34 tons | APPLES & ONIONS | MEW ISLAND; BRITTANY FOR BELFAST | c
e f |
| 1869 | JOHN | BRIG - 70 tons | LIMESTONE | FOUNDERED 6 MILES WEST OF LIGHTHOUSE | e |
| 1873 | ANN | ULVERSTONE SCHOONER - 82 tons | WHEAT | FOUNDERED 10 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF LIGHTHOUSE | e |
| 1876 | LAWSONS | FLEETWOOD SCHOONER - 120 tons | IRON INGOTS | STRANDED & WRECKED ON MEW ISLAND; GLASGOW FOR FLEETWOOD |
e |
| 1877 | ALEXANDRA | DUBLIN IRON STEAMER - 363 tons | BUILDING SAND & TIMBER | I.5 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF MEW ISLAND; DROGHEDA FOR BELFAST |
c
e h |
| 1877 | ANN LOVITT | DUBLIN BRIGANTINE - 119 tons | COAL | ON MEW ISLAND; WHITEHAVEN FOR DUBLIN | c
e |
| 1880 | ISAIAH | CARLISLE BRIGANTINE - 129 tons | COAL | NEAR; SILLOTH FOR DUNDALK | e |
| 1881 | JULIA | BELFAST BRIGANTINE - 133 tons | COAL | ON COPELAND ISLAND; WORKINGTON FOR BELFAST |
e |
| 1883 | ALBION | SCHOONER - 32 tons | UNKNOWN | FOUNDERED OFF, | - |
| COPELANDS continued.. |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1886 | SAILOR | SAIL VESSEL - 49 tons | UNKNOWN | FOUNDERED 14 MILES EAST-SOUTH-EAST OF | - | ||
| 1887 | OSSENA | FOWEY BRIG - 150 tons | COAL | 9 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF; RUNCORN FOR LIMERICK |
e | ||
| 1891 | ELLEN ASHCROFT | BELFAST BRIG - 176 tons | UNKNOWN | FOUNDERED 6 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF MEW ISLAND | e | ||
| 1892 | VANQUISH | SAIL VESSEL - 11 tons | UNKNOWN | STRANDED; POSSIBLY REFLOATED | - | ||
| 1896 | ARCHIBALD | DUBLIN BRIGANTINE - 253 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED 5 MILES NORTH-EAST OF; DUBLIN FOR AYR | e | ||
| 1896 | MACBETH | STEAM COASTER - 2 tons | UNKNOWN | FOUNDERED 5 MILES NORTH-EAST OF, | - | ||
| 1897 | ALARM | BELFAST SMACK - 25 tons | GRAIN | STRANDED & WRECKED ON GREAT COPELAND ISLAND; BELFAST FOR ARUNMORE |
e | ||
| 1897 | BRITON | GLASGOW STEAMER - 36 tons | COAL | FOUNDERED 7 MILES NORTH-EAST OF; AYR FOR BELFAST | e | ||
| 1897 |
| GREENOCK IRON SQUARE RIGGER - 1,972 tons | GRAIN | OLD LIGHTHOUSE ISLAND; SAN FRANCISCO FOR DUBLIN; LIES IN 10m |
c
e g h l | ||
| 1900 | PHOEBE | PEEL SCHOONER - 98 tons | BAGGED CEMENT | 5 MILES EAST-SOUTH-EAST OF MEW ISLAND; NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE FOR ANNALONG |
e | ||
| 1904 | FLORENCE PETHERICK | 2 MASTER SCHOONER - 108 tons | COAL | SUNK IN COLLISION WITH "DUKE OF LANCASTER" OFF; TROON FOR BRAY | 1 | ||
| 1904
| YEOMAN | BALLYHOLME YACHT - 5 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED 2.5 MILES NORTH OF; BALLYHOLME BAY FOR BANGOR |
e | ||
| 1911 | GIPSY MAID | PADSTOW SCHOONER - 98 tons | COAL | RAN ASHORE AT NORTH END OF GREAT COPELAND; GLASGOW FOR PADSTOW |
c
e | ||
| 1911 | LADY LILFORD | SCHOONER - 59 tons | UNKNOWN | FOUNDERED OFF MEW ISLAND | 1 | ||
| 1912 | DOROTHY WATSON | NORTH SHIELDS SCHOONER - 95 tons | CHINA CLAY | FOUNDERED 4 MILES SOUTH BY EAST OF COPELAND ISLAND; PAR FOR GLASGOW |
e | ||
| 1917 | HELEN | BELFAST STEEL STEAMER - 322 tons | COAL | BOMBED BY U-BOAT 12 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF; GARSTON FOR BANGOR |
c
e | ||
| 1917 | RAVENSWORTH | NEWCASTLE IRON STEAMER - 801 tons | COAL | FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION 4.5 MILES EAST BY SOUTH OF; CARDIFF FOR AALESUND |
c
e h | ||
| 1942 |
| DUTCH MOTOR COASTER - 277 tons | COAL | COPELAND ISLAND, EAST SIDE; LIES IN 23m; MARYPORT FOR DONAGHADEE |
c
h | ||
| 1953 |
| ROLL ON/ROLL OFF FERRY - 2,694 tons | 127 PASSENGERS & VEHICLES | FOUNDERED NORTH-EAST OF; LARGE LOSS OF LIFE; STRANRAER FOR LARNE |
b
c e g 2 |
| UNKNOWN |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| unknown | PRUDE | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | TRANSIT MARKS - CRAWFORDSBURN VILLAGE TO WHITEHEAD POINT; WILSONS POINT TO CARRICK CASTLE |
5 |
| unknown | SHANDOCK | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | TRANSIT MARKS - BLACK HEAD TO GROOMSPORT; GREY POINT TO SEAVIEW HOUSE BELOW FORTWILLIAM |
5 |
| unknown | MENTEITH | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | TRANSIT MARKS - FORELAND POINT TO GROOMSPORT; CHICESTER CASTLE TO LONG HOLE |
5 |
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|
b |
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|
c |
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|
d |
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|
e |
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| g |
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| h |
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|
i |
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| j |
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| k |
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l |
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| 1 | Internet (2006) | |
| 2 | Internet (2007) | |
| 3 |
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|
5 |
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Elizabeth Armstrong & William Armstrong | Author's late parent's papers |
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