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ST LAWRENCE

ST LAWRENCE WAS A VESSEL OF 1,000 TONS SHE WAS CHARTERED IN 1848 BY PILKINGTON & WILSON AND MADE A VOYAGE FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

ST LAWRENCE

ST LAWRENCE WAS A VESSEL OF 1,095 TONS REGISTERED IN NEWCASTLE AND OWNED BY T & H SMITH.SHE HAD BEEN BUILT FOR THE EAST INDIA TRADE ORIGINALLY

SHE LEFT THE S W INDIA DOCKS ON 16TH MAY 1874 AND TOOK IMMIGRANTS ON AT GRAVESEND ON THE 18TH

SHE LEFT ON THE 19TH MAY FOR PLYMOUTH ARRIVING ON THE 21ST MAY AND TOOK ONBOARD MORE IMMIGRANTS

SHE ARRIVED AT THE SNARES ON 22ND AUGUST 1874

THIS COULD POSSIBLY BE THE SAME VESSEL AS THE WHITE STAR LINE CHARTER BUT  SHE WOULD HAVE BEEN OVER TWENTY FIVE YEARS OLD BY THE TIME SHE MADE THIS VOYAGE TO LYTTELTON - INSUFFICIENT DATE TO SAY FOR SURE

ST LAWRENCE


ST LAWRENCE WAS AN AMERICAN VESSEL OF 510 TONS

WITH CAPTAIN HAGEDOME IN COMMAND SHE MADE A VOYAGE FROM GLASGOW TO NEW YORK ON 10TH JULY 1842

SHE ARRIVED IN QUEBEC ON JULY 1848 FROM ABERDEEN CARRYING PASSENGERS

SHE ARRIVED IN QUEBEC ON 21ST APRIL 1849 FROM ABERDEEN