Historia
This yacht, sail was built in 1878 by Turner, Matthew in San Francisco, CA.
Notas históricas
This vessel was reported to have had a teak hull.
In 1914 this vessel was laid up at Coal Harbour, Vancouver BC Canada.
In 1915 this vessel was used by the Vancouver Sea Scouts as a training ship.
In 1919 this vessel was reported wrecked on King Island AK???
Propietarios y capitanes
In c1878 she was owned by Dr. Samuel Merrit of Oakland CA.
In 1888 she was chartered to Robert Louis Stevenson bound for the South Pacific.
In 1892 she was bought by a syndicate headed by Captain Dick Folger, as a sealer.
In 1893-1897 she was owned by George Collins.
In 1898 she was returned to American ownership when owned by J. Matheson of Anacortes WA for the opium and illegal immigrant trade.
In 1900-1912 she was owned by Captain Victor Jacobsen of Victoria. In c1912 Captain Victor Jacobsen traded her for shares in the Victoria Sealing Co. When the Victoria Sealing Co. was wound-up she was owned by Mr. J. Sidney Smith, Kansas City as a yacht.
In 1913-1914 she was owned by Atlin Fisheries Ltd., Vancouver BC Canada.
In 1916 she was owned by Captain H.O. Wicke as a South Seas Trader.
In 1919 she sailed to the Bering Sea under Captain C.L. Oliver.
In 1921 she was used by the Hudson's Bay Company trading into Soviet Siberia (Petropavlovsk) in support of Captain Beavis's operations there.
Remotorización
Repowered with a Screw
Referencias
- Canada Register of Shipping
- Beavis, L. R. W. (1938)
