LOCH TAY

LOCH TAY

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Rig

Iron Ship

Built

1869

Built In

Glasgow

Tonnage

1,250g 1,191n

Built By

Barclay, Curle & Co.

Dimensions

225.0 x 36.0 x 22.0

Demise

Glasgow Shipping (Loch Line), (Aitken, Lilburn & Co., mgr), reg. Glasgow. 1909 Nov.: Acquired by Huddart, Parker Ltd. Made into a coal hulk for Pt.Adelaide. 1958: Register closed,' broken up', remains reported at the Ethelton Mangroves. She was the last surviving ship of the Loch Line.

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"Loch Tay" a fully rigged 3 masted iron ship, later barque. Built in 1869 at Galsgow by Barclay, Curle & co for Glasgow Sgipping (Loch Line). She was the last surviving ship of the Loch Line and was purchased by Huddart parker Ltd in November 1909 for 3

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1893 barque, as a coal hulk with the tug Foremost.

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Barque being rigged down to a hulk at Port Adelaide

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Just trying to confirm that

Peter Macdonald (not verified) on Tue, 2019-04-30 18:13

Just trying to confirm that my Great Grandfather George Macdonald and his 5 children: Christina, George Jr, Jessie, Elizabeth and William (my grandfather) did in fact arrive in Melbourne from Glasgow in 1883 on the Loch Tay Peter Macdonald

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31 May 1896 ➜ 4 October 1896

8 August 1895 ➜ 9 November 1895

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