Ship Lady Peel, Niels Backer (Stathelle)

Ship Data

Type Built Burden Dimensions Line / Owner
Ship 1846 at Sunderland, England 245 kl — Niels Backer (Stathelle) , Brevik, Norway

Chronological History

Year Event
1861 May 30 Quebec from Norway
1861 June 20 leaving Quebec for London
1861 July 20 off Deal from Quebec
1861 July 28 Gravesend/London from Quebec
1861 Aug. 14 London for Sundsvall (Sweden)
1861 November. Saved the abandoned ship Salus of Olderzum, loaded in Halmstad for London with oats. In the North Sea the crew of the sinking Dutch ship Monchina Gezina. Capt. G. Münnecke from Holbek to Scheidam loaded with barleycorn.
1862 Captain N. Backer. Departed Skien - Stathelle Apr. 15. Arrived Quebec June 29.
1862 Left Skien with 266 emigrants from the area of Telemark
1862 April 23 departed Stathelle
1862 The ship had to call at a small place some 150-mile off Quebec for water due to leakage in fresh water container. In about 3 weeks time the passengers had to ration with only 1½ pot (1,5 liter) drinking water each a day.
1862 All passengers arrived safely to Quebec except 4 small children who died on the journey
1862 July 28 leaving Quebec for London
1862 Sept. 9 Gravesend/London from Quebec
1862 Oct. 23 London for Skien
1862 Nov. 13 off Deal from Norway
1863 Captain N. Backer. Departed Stathelle. Arrived Quebec July 3.
1863 Sept. 14 leaving Quebec for London
1863 Nov. 4 Gravesend/London from Quebec
1863 Dec 21 Swansea from London
1864 Jan. 9 Swansea for Tenerife
1864 Jan. 9 arrived in Milford to stop a leak
1864 Feb. 6. Tenerife from Swansea
1864 June 23 off Falmouth: from Aux Cayes for Hamburg, Capt. Backer
1864 June 30 Cuxhaven from Cap Haiti
1864 July 1 Hamburg from Cap Haiti
1864 July 20 leaving Cuxhaven for Sweden
1864 July 31 off Øresund: from Hamburg to Husom
1864 Oct. 4 Gravesend from Husum
1864 Oct. 21 Gravesend for Brevik (Norway)
1865 Jan 2. Falmouth from Porsgrunn, Capt. Werge
1865 Jan. 2 Helford from Porsgrund
1865 May 18 Gibraltar with broken mast; from Carloforte to Cap Haiti
1865 July 24. Denied landing in Cap Haiti due to blockade, continued journey to Port de Paix

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