Worrall (1863)
Master: Captain Power
Rigging: iron Barque; 2 bulkheads Tonnage: 483 tons Dimensions: 166.6 feet long, 25.2 foot beam and holds 16.9 feet deep Construction: 1862, Harland in Belfast Owners: J. Worrall Port of registry: Liverpool Port of survey: Liverpool Voyage: sailed for South America According to the annual volumes of Lloyd's Register for 1862/63-1881/82, the WORRALL was a bark, built by Harland & Wolff, Belfast, and launched in December 1862. 483/483/471 tons (gross/net/under deck); 166.6 x 25.2 x 16.9 feet (length x breadth x depth of hold); iron construction; 2 bulkheads; 1 deck, 2 tiers of beams; raised quarter deck 41 feet long. Official number 45441; signal code VDJK. Master: 1862/63 - Parfott; 1862/63-1868/69 - Power; 1868/69-1870/71 - Row; 1870/71 - W. Cholerton; 1871/72 - W. Chalrtn; 1872/73-1875/76 - W. Charlton; 1875/76-1876/77 - W. Cholerton; 1876/77-1879/80 - G. Bowden; 1879/80-1881/82 - Smith. Owner: 1862/63-1870/71 - J. Worrall; 1870/71-1876/77 - W. & J. Tyrer; 1876/77 - G. P. Wakeham; 1877/78-1881/82 - S. Wakeham & Son. Registry: Liverpool. Port of Survey:1862/63 - Belfast; 1862/63-1881/82 - Liverpool.Destined Voyage (-1873/74): South America. The WORRALL was still afloat in 1881/82, and as this is the latest volume of Lloyd's Register to which I have access, I do not know her subsequent history or ultimate fate. - [Posted to the Emigration-Ships Mailing List by Michael Palmer - 20 January 1998] The information on this web site is for your personal use only. All pages, compilations, transcriptions and abstracts are protected by copyright law and may not be copied in whole or in part and published or distributed in any manner without written consent of the author, contributor and/or webmaster. Copyright ©, The Power Et AL DNA
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