Master
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From
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To
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C Warren
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1866
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1873
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In 1866 John Wray & Son launched two ships called Burton Stather. One was a fishing smack, the other was the largest and probably most prestigious ship the yard ever built.
Career Summary
Launched on the 3rd January, she was a barque, 155' long, 27' wide and 15' deep. Built for Bullard, King & Co of London who ran the White Cross Line of Clipper Packets.
The White Cross Line traded between London and Port Natal, (now known as Durban) in South Africa. The master was Captain Charles Warren.
In September 1873 she was sold for £4,800 to William Andrews of Sydney NSW, Australia.
Vessel
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Built
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Tonnage
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Official No
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Ship Builder
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Sailing Rig
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Burton Stather
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1866
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421
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54620
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John Wray & Son
Burton Stather
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3 Masted Barque
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