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Description: | THE WOODEN SCHOONER (CARGO VESSEL) WAS STRANDED AND LOST IN WIND, AFTER DRIVING ASHORE AT 4AM, 26TH NOVEMBER 1852, THROUGH NEGLIGENCE. 'THE USUAL PRACTICE OF THIS COAST SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN FOLLOWED, VIZ. TRYING TO MAKE HER A WRECK, AS SHE WAS SCUTTLED, OSTENSIBLY FOR THE PURPOSE OF CLEARING HER OF WATER (THE PUMPS BEING CHOKED), AND THE HOLDS LEFT OPEN DURING THE FOLLOWING FLOOD'. IT WAS BUILT IN 1849, AND REGISTERED AT ST MALO, FRANCE. {1} | Temporal: | 1849 - 1852 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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