VANDERBILT, WILLIAM H.
Registry and Rig Information | |
|---|---|
| Name | VANDERBILT, WILLIAM H. |
| Registry | U.S. |
| Official Number | 26842 |
| Rig | Bark/Barque |
Dimensions and Tonnage | |
| Length | 169.00 |
| Width | 34.42 |
| Depth | 12.50 |
| Masts | 3 |
| Gross Tonnage | 520.65 |
| Net Tonnage | 494.62 |
| Hull Material | Wood |
Vessel History | |
| Rebuilds | Rig changed from bark to schooner, 1882. |
| History | Vessel seized for a debt ($67.82) by Wickes Brothers, of Saginaw, MI, in April, 1868.Vessel originally was to be named \"Timber Trader,\" but was changed shortly before launching. |
| Disposition | Stranded and sank in thirty feet of water off Long Point, Ontario, Lake Erie, on September 24, 1883; no lives lost. Was out of Escanaba, MI, with a cargo of iron ore. Final enrollment surrendered on June 20, 1884, as \"vessel wrecked and a total loss.\" |
Build Information | |
| Builder | Tripp, Samuel J. |
| Place Built | East Saginaw, MI |
| Date Built | 1867-00-00 |
Source | |
| Source | HCGL |
Vessel Owners
| Name | Registry | Official Number | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Elish Mors | U.S. | 26842 | ||
| Elish Mors (2/3), Alexander McDougall (1/3) | U.S. | 26842 | ||
| George S. Weaver (1/3), Elisha Mors (1/3), Alexander McDougall (1/3) | U.S. | 26842 | ||
| George Weaver | U.S. | 26842 | ||
| John Rice (1/3), Edward R. Smith (1/3), Harriet R. Watson (1/3) | U.S. | 26842 | ||
| Peter Wex | U.S. | 26842 | ||
| Peter Wex (5/6), John Mullins (1/6) | U.S. | 26842 | ||
| Samuel L. Watson | U.S. | 26842 | ||
| Samuel L. Watson (1/3), Edward R. Smith (1/3), Harriet R. Watson (1/3) | U.S. | 26842 | ||
| Samuel L. Watson (5/6), John Mullins (1/6) | U.S. | 26842 |