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| 1861 | Launched as the Albion by Martin Samuelson of Hull | | 1861 | June 24, sold to J. W. Day, Durham | | 1861 | Purchased by Thos. Wilson, Sons & Co | | 1880 | Fitted with a new iron deck, and new boiler, re-engined - compounded | | 1880 | Christiania - Hull | | 1880 | June 12, renamed Albano | | 1881 | Christiania - Christiansand - London | | 1882 | Christiania - Christiansand - Hull | | 1885 | March. 6, Capt. Soulsby from Christiania to Hull with passengers and cargo of wood pulp, butter, fresh herring, paper, ropes, shoddy, clothes, shoes and game | | 1885 | Christiania - Christiansand - Hull | | 1886 | Christiania - Christiansand - London | | 1886 | Bergen - Stavanger - Hull | | 1886 | Trondheim - Kristiansund - Aalesund - Hull | | 1887 | Lost rudder 500 miles west of Queenstown, rescued by S/S "Wells City". Damage repairs | | 1887 | Christiania - Christiansand - Hull | | 1888 | Christiania - Christiansand - London | | 1892 | Trondheim - Christiansund - Aalesund - Hull | | 1893 | June Capt. Williams from Kristiania to London with fresh food and general goods | | 1894 | Christiania - Christiansand - London | | 1896 | Christiania - Christiansand - London | | 1896 | Sold to Marine Association | | 1897 | Wrecked near Kemi, Finland Sept. 26 | | The information listed above is not the complete record of the ship. The information was collected from a multitude of sources, and new information will be added as it emerges |
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Details: 1,069 tons gross, 815 under deck and 691 net. Poop 136 feet long. Iron construction, single screw, 3 masts steam Schooner, 1 deck, 2 tiers of beams and 4 cemented bulkheads. Propulsion: compound engine with 2 inverted cylinders of 29 and 56 in. diameter respectively, stroke 26 inches, operating at 75 p.s.i. delivering 150 horsepower. The engine was built by Earle's Co. in Hull.
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