Vessel Profile

Triumph (III)

Triumph (III)
Photo: Nauticapedia collection

Story

This schooner, two-masted was built in 1887 by Hood, Arthur in Shelburne, NS.

Historical Notes

This vessel was first registered at Victoria in 1887.

In 1898 this vessel was an ex-sealing vessel laid up at Victoria BC Canada.

In 1905 the Registrar of Shipping noted that this vessel was reported as "missing".

Owners & Masters

In 1887 she was owned by Captain Daniel McLean, Victoria BC Canada.

In 1887 she was owned by Walter E. Blackett, Nanaimo BC and Captain Daniel McLean (JO), Victoria BC and Joshua Davies, Victoria BC Canada.

In 1888 she was owned by John C. Blackett, Nanaimo BC and Captain Daniel McLean (JO), Victoria BC and Edward C. Baker, Victoria BC Canada.

In 1888-1889 she was owned by John C. Blackett, Nanaimo BC and Captain Daniel McLean (JO), Victoria BC and Captain John G. Cox, Victoria BC Canada.

In 1889 she was owned by Mrs. Mary Blackett, Nanaimo BC and Captain Daniel McLean (JO), Victoria BC and Captain John G. Cox, Victoria BC Canada.

In 1889 she was owned by Mrs. Mary Blackett, Nanaimo BC and Captain Daniel McLean (JO), Victoria BC and Edward Marvin, Victoria BC and Captain William Cox Victoria BC and Frank Adams, victoria BC and Captain N. Cox, Victoria BC Canada.

In 1901 she was owned by Captain John G. Cox (MO), Victoria BC Canada.

In 1905 she was owned by the Victoria Sealing Co. Ltd., Victoria BC Canada.

She was owned by The Canadian Fishing Company Ltd., Vancouver BC Canada.

Masters

Captain Daniel MacLean (1887-1888);

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