TWO BROTHERS
Smack, hull sold as it lay on the beach. Chesil Beach. Refs. Lloyds List: 25/10/1853 p709. & ADM. Wk. Rtn. 1853 p60-1. The Standard, October 24, 1853, Issue 9114. Plymouth to Quebec. Crew saved.
19th Century shipwrecks recorded by Deeper Dorset. 519 losses from this period off the Dorset coast, with dates, positions, depths and sources where known.
Smack, hull sold as it lay on the beach. Chesil Beach. Refs. Lloyds List: 25/10/1853 p709. & ADM. Wk. Rtn. 1853 p60-1. The Standard, October 24, 1853, Issue 9114. Plymouth to Quebec. Crew saved.
Sailing vessel. Captain Gesratt. – Studland Bay. Refs. LARN & Sh. Merc: 02/08/1802.
French Chasse-Maree – Charmouth Beach, near Bridport. 1817 Gale Refs. Dor. Mag; 1976,No. 50, p18; Lloyds List: No. 5146: 24/01/1817 (Note Shipwreck Investigated, Trengrouse?)
Smack – (LARN, VLI.) – Sandsfoot Castle. May be additional material in Southern Times: 25/10/1879.
Dandy – Captain T. Luen. Cargo Sand. (LARN) – Loaded sand at Bridport Harbour put back to sea just before a gale. She was driven ashore at East Cliff, Bridport. The captain, two men and a boy were all saved by the Coastguard using the Rocket Apparatus (Rocket?) Refs. cited DCE: 14/03/1876 & Lloyd’s Register: … Read Article
Sailing Vessel – Captain Jordan. (LARN, VLI.) – Foundered off Portland and the crew were saved. Ref. Lloyds List: No. 4602: 01/10/1811.
Times: Monday, February 12, 1883, Issue 30741 – “The Theresa of Weymouth (Schooner) Captain J. Hibley from Guernsey for London with granite (Guernsey Granite)? struck on a sand bank off Worthing on Saturday evening. The crew consisting of the captain, two men and a boy were rescued by the National Institution lifeboat amid a scene … Read Article
Penzance, 3 Masted, 480 Ton Steamer bound for London. [10M] – Dive Dorset: 127 p104: GPS; 50 33.15N; 02 27 15W. (Also LARN) Captain T. Becherley. Cargo TIN Ingots (Salvaged) . Tar Rocks, Chesil Cove. The twelve man crew were saved. Farr: p44-45. & Lloyds Casualty Returns: 1891 p7. See Times
Liverpool Journal of Commerce – Monday 25 April 1887 Times: Saturday, April 23, 1887, Issue 32054 – The Thalia, Italian yawl yacht, from Brightlingsea for Genoa, has gone ashore in Weymouth Bay; is laying badly. Lloyd’s Agent has gone aboard with assistance. NMI. . Ship Incident
Yacht – Swanage Note: Swanage Lifeboat, CHARLOTTE MARY, saved crew of five. Farr: p93. Ref. in LARN.