ELIZABETH of Weymouth
Times: Friday, October 10, 1845, Issue 19051 – Dungeness, October 7: “The Elizabeth of Weymouth, has been driven on shore to the westward of this place.”
Time Period: 19th Century
19th Century shipwrecks recorded by Deeper Dorset. 519 losses from this period off the Dorset coast, with dates, positions, depths and sources where known.
ELIZABETH
Brigantine – Captain James French. Cargo COAL. Studland Bay, Poole. 1866 Gale At an inquest on the wreck & loss of 4 crew, held in Poole Town Hall, Tues. 13th February 1866, one of the survivors, Edward Davis, stated: The ELIZABETH, with captain, mate, 3 able seamen and a boy, anchored in Studland Bay on … Read Article
ELIZABETH
Captain Cocking. Poole. LARN, VLI. Ref. Lloyds List: No. 4947: 14/02/1815.
ELIZA
Schooner – Hook Sands, Poole Harbour. LARN, VLI. Ref. BOT: Wk. Rtn. 1866 Pt. II p37. 1866 Gale
ELINOE
Times: Saturday, September 24, 1898, Issue 35630 – Portland, Dorset, Sept. 23 – Schooner Elinoe, Charlestown to Antwerp (China Clay), anchored in roads, was run into by HMS Martin and considerably damaged. Ship Incident
ELEANOR
Times: Wednesday, September 28, 1898, Issue 35633 – Portland, Sept. 27 – Brigantine Eleanor, Teignmouth for Shields (Pipe Clay) in entering roadstead last night ran on the new breakwater, but was afterwards towed off.
EHEN
Manchester Courier – Wednesday 23 April 1890 Times: Wednesday, April 23, 1890, Issue 32993 – “The French bark Ehen of Harve, from Bremen for Bordeaux, laden with rice, went ashore on the west side of Portland Bill at 8 p.m. on Monday, between Blacknor and the Upper Lighthouse. Ten men and the master’s wife were … Read Article
EFFORT
EFFORT [07/01/1879] – Ketch – Near South Haven Point, Poole. LARN, VLI. Check ref. DCE: 11/01/1879.
EFFORT
Sailing Vessel – Captain Thomas. (LARN) – Driven on shore at Portland Beach – Crew and materials saved. Ref. cited Lloyds List: No. 4485: 17/08/1810.
EDWARD & SARAH
Captain E. Brown. Run down by the S.S. BRODICK CASTLE of Poole. Poole Bay, Poole. See WILD SWAN. Note the S.S. BRODRICK CASTLE ran down the FRIENDS off Christchurch 04/06/1889. Ref. BOT: Wk. Rtn. 1897 Appx C Table 1 p128.