Nationality | British | |
Launched | 1780/05/10 | |
Shipyard | Carlton Island | |
Designer | Johnathon Coleman | |
Constructor | Johnathon Coleman | |
Rate | Unrated | |
Type | Brig-Sloop | |
Out Service | 1780/10/31 | |
Fate | Foundered |
Source | Warships of the Great lakes |
Length of Gundeck | 77' 0" |
Length of Keel | 68' 0" |
Breadth | 25' 6" |
Depth in Hold | 9' 3" |
Burthen | 231 |
Date | 1780/05 | B068 |
Gun Deck | 16 | British 6-Pounder |
Quarterdeck | 4 | British 4-Pounder |
Forecastle | 2 | British 4-Pounder |
Date | Men | Notes | Source |
1780/05 | 40 | Establishment and actual | B068 |
Date From | Date to | Rank/Position | Name | Source |
Date From | Date to | Rank | Name | Source |
1780/05 | 1780/11/01 | Commander | James Andrews | B068 |
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Rigged as a Snow.
Spent the summer of 1780 acting as a transport between Fort Niagara and Carlton Island.
When she sank she took her entire crew, a company of the 24th Regiment of Foot and several army officers including the commander of Fort Niagara.
The wreck was located in 2008. See here for some details
B068 | Warships of the Great lakes |