« « Back
Name |
Official number |
Flag |
IMO |
AIMWELL |
|
GBR |
|
Year built |
Date launched |
Date completed |
1825 |
1825 |
|
Vessel type |
Vessel description
|
Passenger
| Wood Paddle Steamer Schooner |
Builder |
Yard |
Yard no |
William Denny, Dumbarton |
Woodyard |
|
|
|
Tonnage |
Length |
Breadth |
Depth |
Draft |
/ / 69 burthen |
80' 9" |
17' 7" |
8' 3" |
|
Engine builder |
Robert Napier, Glasgow |
Engine detail |
36nhp Engine No 6. |
|
First owner |
First port of register |
Registration date |
New Clyde Shipping Co, Glasgow |
Glasgow |
06/08/1825 |
Other names |
|
Subsequent owner and registration history |
9/1832 Thomas Morecroft, Liverpool - reg Liverpool 1836 Royal Rock Ferry Steam Packet Co, Liverpool |
Vessel history |
4/1/1825 Builder's certificate 8/1825 operated on Belfast-Glasgow direct service until at least summer 1826 1/1826 71t 20/3/1826 engine damaged off Pladda with 150 passengers on board (from Belfast); 22/3 towed to Greenock by steamer AYR of Ayr 7-12/1828 chartered for livestock service from NE Scotland to NE England 1829 returned to the Clyde - used by Napier for trials of new "tubular" boilers 1832 on ferry service Liverpool-Rock Ferry
1832 62t, 81'6" x 17'10" x 8'8" |
Remarks |
|
End year |
Fate / Status |
1842 |
Broken Up |
Disposal Detail |
13/5/1842 Register closed, Broken up at Liverpool |
|
|
|
No photos available for this vessel |
|
|