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Ships and Harbours of Exmoor
Exmoor Press, 11 High Street, Dulverton, Somerset, (1970)
ISBN-13: 978-0900131158
by
Graham Farr
Prepared by Fenella Rook
Paperback, 48 pages covering the Exmoor coast of Devon and Somerset from Barnstaple to Watchet.
Ship names are shown in Italic.
NAME | DATE | PLACE or EVENT | PAGE |
Agnes | 1903 | Ketch of 72 tons, rebuilt from originally named Lady Acland, photo at Ilfracombe | 24, 25 |
Alarm | 1810 | Revenue cutter transferred from Barnstaple to Ilfracombe | 19 |
Alexandra | 1884 | Newhaven-Dieppe iron-built two funnelled packet, based at Ilfracombe | 21 |
Allen, Albert | 1902 | Of Watchet, co-owner of Naiad | 47 |
Allen, Stephen | 1902 | Of Watchet, co-owner of Naiad | 47 |
Allen, William Robert | 1902 | Of Watchet, co-owner of Naiad | 47 |
Arran Monarch | 1953 | Coal carrier at Watchet | 47 |
Arthur, William | c.1778 | Of Pennard, Glamorgan, smuggler | 18 |
Auspicious | 1822 | 37 foot Pilot cutter built at Pill | 39 |
Babb, William | 1776 | Master of Betsy | 37 |
Bassett, Rev.Arthur Crawfurth | Squire at Watermouth | 33 | |
Ben Rein | Steamer with cargo of coal | 23 | |
Bennett, Arthur | 1922 | Co-Owner of Cicelia | 23 |
Bennett, Fred | 1922 | Co-Owner of Cicelia | 23 |
Betsy | 1773 | Sloop, 29 tons, built at Lynton | 37 |
Blackmore, William | 1785 | Ropemaker of Ilfracombe, part owner of Diana | 12 |
Blossom | Bristol packet owned by Harvey | 42 | |
Bonita | Ketch owned by Reuben Chichester of Braunton | 37 | |
Bouchier family, Barons of Fitzwarine, Earls of Bath. | 8 | ||
Bouquet, Michael | Author of "No Gallant Ship" | 42 | |
Bourchier Wrey, Sir, Baronet | 1760 | Ilfracombe pier enlarged | 8 |
Boyle, Vernon | Author of "Devon Harbours" | 35 | |
Braginton, George | c.1854 | Of Bideford, ship buyer. | 17 |
Bristol | 1824 | Of Swansea | 20 |
Bristol Galley | c.1778 | Pilot boat involved in smuggling | 18 |
Busy | 1806 | Cutter-rigged craft of Exeter, involved in smuggling, seized by Lottery | 19 |
Ceres | c.1803 | Jersey privateer | 13 |
Challacombe, Captain George | 1840 | Ropemaker, shipyard partner in Ilfracombe | 17 |
Chichester, Reuben | Of Braunton, owner of ketch Bonita | 37 | |
Cicelia | 1867 | Ketch of 79 tons, built in Jersey | 23 |
Cloffock | 1865 | Schooner of 101 tons, built at Ilfracombe | 17 |
Combmartin | c.1840 | Schooner, 94 tons built at Combe Martin by John Dovell | 34 |
Cook, Thomas | 1840s | Shipyard in Ilfracombe | 17 |
Cornwall | 1778 | Boat owned by John Lovering, involved in smuggling | 18 |
Coronella | 1854 | Barque, three masted square rigger of 328 tons, built at Ilfracombe by Charles Dennis | 17 |
Courtney, Captain | Captain of Diana | 13 | |
Crockford, William | Owner of smack Eliza | 42 | |
Crocombe, Captain Richard | Owner of sloop Molly | 37 | |
Crocombe, John | 1805 | Co-owner of Nautilus, tavern keeper | 37 |
Cruiser | 1866 | Cargo sloop Cruiser built by Symons at Watermouth, rigged as ketch in 1881 | 33 |
Cutcliffe, Richard | Took sheep to Swansea | 33 | |
Cuthbertson, Alexander | 1785 | Gentleman of Ynisgerran, Glamorgan, part owner of Diana | 12 |
Defoe | Author | 45 | |
Democrat | 1950 | Coal carrier boat | 39 |
Dennis, Charles | 1846 | Merchant, shipyard partner in Ilfracombe | 17 |
Dennis, William | 1805 | Built sloop Trader, 57 tons, at Ilfracombe | 17 |
Diana | 1785 | Brigantine, 154 tons, built at Ilfracombe | 12, 15 |
Diligence | 1752 | Sloop built at Minehead | 42 |
Dispatch | 1800 | Sloop of 58 tons | 20 |
Dolfyn | Of Holstein, trading from Spain to Minehead | 41 | |
Dolphin | c.1786 | Owned by Lee and Compnay | 12 |
Dovell, John | 1868 | Prominent merchant of Combe Martin, ship owner | 33, 34 |
Dovell, Richard | c.1840 | Yeoman of Parracombe | 34 |
Dover | 1800 | Naval armed cutter | 18 |
Duke of Lancaster | 1822 | Bristol to Cork steamboat | 20 |
Dyar, Mr. William | 1572 | Owned merchant ship George in Ilfracombe | 9 |
Edward | 1735 | Brigantine of 60 tons, built at Ilfracombe | 15 |
Edward II | 1326 | Close Rolls | 34 |
Eilian | 1908 | Steel schooner of Barnstaple, built at Amlwch, Anglesey | 24 |
Eliza | Smack owned by William Crockford | 42 | |
Elizabeth I | 9 | ||
Elizabeth Mary | Smack owned by Captain George Ley of Combe Martin | 35 | |
Emma Louise | Ketch, photo at Minehead, owned and sailed by Captain Philip Rawle | 29, 43 | |
Endeavour | 1800 | Sloop of Bideford, involved on smuggling, seized by Dover | 18 |
Endeavour | 1816 | Boat built at Minehead | 42 |
Erin-go-Bragh | Decked fishing boat owned by Henry James | 42 | |
Etna Tartar | Wooden steamer | 23 | |
Fair Trader | Bristol packet owned by Lavinia Forrester | 42 | |
Fanny | 1753 | Coaster built at Aberthaw | 38 |
Feliz Restoracion | 1817 | Portugese schooner, involved in smuggling | 19 |
Ferret | 1789 | Excise Board cutter | 18 |
Fishley, George | 1785 | Tidesman, discovers contraband at Watermouth | 33 |
Fitz Wareyn, Lorde | 1463 | Ilfracombe squire | 8 |
Flor de Mar | 1803 | Portugese sumaca | 14 |
Florence | Steamer with cargo of coal | 23 | |
Flying Foam | Schooner 85 tons, built in France, owned by Edward Perkins | 39, 43 | |
Foam | 1878 | Small sailing craft built at Ilfracombe | 17 |
Forrester, Lavinia | Owner of Bristol packet Fair Trader | 42 | |
Fortescue, Hon Matthew | 1805 | Of Holnicote, owner of sloop Harriet | 42 |
Fosse, John | 1785 | Clerk of Arlington, part owner of Diana | 12 |
Fosse, Peter | 1781 | Collector of Customs at Ilfracombe | 17 |
Fosse, William | c.1786 | Collector of Customs, mariner of Ilracombe, part owner of Diana | 12 |
Four Brothers | 1789 | Sloop of Mevagissey, involved on smuggling, seized by Ferret | 18 |
Frederica Marianna | 1803 | Dutch brig under French flag | 13 |
Friends | Smack owned by John Williams | 42 | |
Geen, George | Shipbuilder at Watchet | 47 | |
Geen, George Escott | Shipbuilder at Watchet | 47 | |
George | 1572 | Ilfracombe merchant ship owned by Mr.Willm. Dyar, xvi tonnes | 9 |
George, Richard | 1832 | Of East Chinnock, Somerset | 17 |
Gerard of Trent | 1633 | Traveller, visited Minehead | 41, 45 |
Glamorgan | 1824 | Of Swansea | 20 |
Godwinsson, Harold | c.1080 | Plunders the area around Porlock | 38 |
Gribble, William | 1785 | Mariner of Ilfracombe, part owner of Diana | 12 |
Gurnet | Decked fishing boat owned by Henry James | 42 | |
H.M.S. Rodney | 1833 | Launch at Milford Haven | 21 |
Hancock, Captain John | 1875 | Of Heanton Punchardon, bought Little Western | 22 |
Harding, Thomas | 1785 | Gentleman of Pilton, part owner of Diana | 12 |
Harriet | 1805 | Sloop owned by Hon. Matthew Fortescue of Holnicote | 42 |
Harte | Boat 5 tons, of Watchet | 45 | |
Harvey | Owner of Bristol packet Blossom | 42 | |
Henry III | c.1230 | Ordered fleet for Irish expedition | 8 |
Hero | c.1778 | Pilot boat involved in smuggling | 18 |
Heureuse Marie | 1779 | Privateer of St. Brieuc | 13 |
Hoffnung | 1803 | Galliot | 15 |
Hole, William | Co-owner of brigantine Mary | 46 | |
Hope | 1800s | Customs cutter | 19 |
Hope | 1801 | Sloop involved in smuggling | 35 |
Hoyle, John and wife | 1827 | Farmer suspected of smuggling | 35 |
Huxtable, Richard | 1866 | Bought all shares in Little Western | 22 |
Huxtable, William | 1805 | Built sloop Trader, 57 tons, at Ilfracombe | 17 |
Ilfracombe | c.1786 | Brigantine | 12 |
Increase | Of Minehead | 38 | |
Industry | Of Ilfracombe, Ireland to Minehead trade | 41 | |
James, Henry | Owner of fishing boats Gurnet and Erin-go-Bragh | 42 | |
Jane | 1817 | Brigantine, involved in smuggling | 19 |
Jhon | 1572 | Ilfracombe merchant ship owned by Jhon Wyatt, x tonnes | 9 |
John | Of Minehead | 38 | |
John and William | 1858 | Smack built at Porlock by William Pulsford of Minehead, owned by Thomas Kent Ridler | 38, 43 |
King James | 1604 | Withdrew Minehead harbour charter | 40 |
King John | 1208 | Patent and Close Rolls ordered fleet for Ireland | 7 |
Knight, Mary | 1773 | Co-owner of Betsy | 37 |
Kossuth | c.1852 | Originally Maggie, built at Ilfracombe | 17 |
La Blonde | 1803 | Bordeaux privateer | 13 |
Lady Acland | 1835 | Built at Bude, Port of Bideford, rebuilt as Agnes | 24 |
Lady Margaret | 1884 | Pleasure steamer | 21 |
Lady Rodney | 1824 | First excursion to Minehead | 43 |
Lancashire | 1803 | Liverpool privateer schooner | 13 |
Le Massager | 1792 | Brigantine of Bayonne | 14 |
Le Sieur de la Baillaye le Gay | 1644 | Visited Minehead | 41 |
Lee, James | 1785 | Shipwright of Ilfracombe, part owner of Diana | 12 |
Leland | c.1550 | Author | 38 |
Lewis, Professor | Editor of Port Books of Wales | 45 | |
Lewis, William | 1880s | Built cutter Saucy Lass at Hele | 23 |
Ley, Captain George | Owner of smack Elizabeth Mary | 35 | |
Ley, Thomas | Of Combe Martin, Owner of Three Sisters and ketch Mistletoe | 39 | |
Lily | 1916 | Ketch owned by Alfred Oxenham, coal merchant | 37 |
Little Western | 1838 | Smack of 31 tons built by George Harris at Ilfracombe | 22 |
Lock, John | 1805 | Co-owner of Nautilus | 37 |
Lock, William | 1773 | Prominent merchant in Lynton, co-owner of Betsy | 37 |
Looe | Owned by Thomas Kent Ridler | 43 | |
Lord Beresford | 1840s | Steam packet making excursions to Ilfracombe | 21 |
Lottery | 1806 | Cutter | 19 |
Lovering, John | 1778 | Owner of boat Cornwall | 18 |
Lukey, John | Owner of smack Prudence and Ann | 42 | |
Lundy Pilot | c.1778 | Pilot boat involved in smuggling | 18 |
Luttrell family | Of Minehead | 40 | |
Luttrell, Colonel Alexander | Improved Minehead harbour | 41 | |
Luttrell, Geoffrey Fownes | 1951 | Sold Minehead harbour to the Council | 43 |
Luttrell, George | 1616 | Built Minehead pier | 41 |
Luttrell, Lucy Fownes | Co-owner of brigantine Mary | 46 | |
Luttrell, Sir Hugh | Of Minehead | 40 | |
Maggie | 1852 | Barque, three masted square rigger of 335 tons, built at Ilfracombe by Charles Dennis | 17 |
Marisco, Sir William | 1242 | Arrest and execution | 8 |
Mary | 1801 | Sloop | 14 |
Mary | 1463 | Basque ship, of Guipuscoa | 8 |
Mary | Brigantine 92 tons, owned by William Hole, George Royall, Lucy Fownes Luttrell | 46 | |
Mary ffortune | 1572 | Ilfracombe merchant ship owned by Mr.Jhon Stuff, xxx tonnes | 9 |
Mary Stewart | 1876 | Ketch, iron, built at Montrose, photo at Ilfracombe | 24, 25, 43 |
Maude | 1930 | Ketch, Photo at Ilfracombe | 26 |
Mistletoe | 1890 | Ketch built at Plymouth for Thomas Ley of Combe Martin, photo at Porlock | 27, 39 |
Molly | 1759 | Sloop, 29 tons, built at Countisbury | 36 |
Morning Star | 1789 | Open pilot skiff of Bristol, involved on smuggling, seized by Ferret | 18 |
Naiad | 1867 | Iron vessel built at Llanelly | 46, 47 |
Nancy | 1797 | Full rigged ship, 150 tons, owned by Thomas Needs | 42 |
Nautilus | 1805 | Boat owned by John Lock and John Crocombe | 37 |
Needs, Thomas | 1797 | Owner of Nancy | 42 |
Needs, Thomas (younger) | 1797 | Master of Nancy | 42 |
Neptune | Of Minehead, Ireland to Minehead trade | 41 | |
Old Pitt | 1817 | Disabled Naval seaman on Jane | 19 |
Orestes | Coal carrier owned by Thomas Kent Ridler | 43 | |
Oxenham, Alfred | 1916 | Owner of ketch Lily | 37 |
Packet | 1816 | Sloop, Ilfracombe to Swansea | 20 |
Palmerston | 1833 | Steam packet | 21 |
Passmore, George | 1877 | Owner of brigantine Princess Royal | 46 |
Pedder, Edward | Of Lynmouth, co-owner of Penguin | 39 | |
Penguin | Built in Scotland owned by John Red and Edward Pedder | 39 | |
Perkins, Edward | Owner of schooner Flying Foam | 39, 43 | |
Perriton | 1881 | Schooner 80 tons, built at Minehead by Benjamin Williams of Watchet, owned by Thomas Kent Ridler | 42, 43 |
Pile, Widow | 1838 | Shareholder in Little Western | 22 |
Pitt | 1778 | British ship taken by Vainquer | 13 |
Pollard, James | 1871 | Purchased pilot cutter Auspicious | 39 |
Pollard, William | 1870s | Builder of small craft in Ilfracombe | 17 |
Polly | 1780 | Of Nantes | 13 |
Polly | 1893 | Small sailing craft built at Ilfracombe | 17 |
Polly | 1789 | Of Cardiff, involved on smuggling, seized by Ferret | 18 |
Postillion | 1779 | French ship | 13 |
Prebendary Hancock | Minehead historian | 39 | |
Pretty Peggy | Ireland to Minehead trade | 41 | |
Princess Royal | 1877 | Brigantine 180 tons, owned by George Passmore | 46 |
Prudence and Ann | Smack owned by John Lukey | 42 | |
Puffin | 1868 | Steam yacht built by Symons at Watermouth | 33 |
Pulsford, William | 1858 | Builder of smack John and William | 38 |
Queen Elizabeth | 1758 | Wrecked at Ilfracombe | 11 |
Queen Elizabeth I | 40 | ||
Ranger | Pilot boat | 39 | |
Rawden, General | 1860 | Builer of Rhenish Tower in Lynmouth | 36 |
Rawle, Captain Philip | Owner and master of ketch Emma Louise | 43 | |
Red, John | Co-owner of Penguin | 39 | |
Resolution | 1800s | Excise cutter | 19 |
Revenge | 1778 | Of London | 13 |
Ridler, Thomas Kent | Shipowner and coal merchant of Minehead | 43 | |
Rodd, Thomas | c.1786 | Owned sloop Thomas and Mary | 12 |
Rosse | Boat 15 tons, of Watchet | 45 | |
Royall, George | Co-owner of brigantine Mary | 46 | |
Rumsam, John | 1870s | Builder of small craft in Ilfracombe | 17 |
Rushlight | Steamer at Watchet | 47 | |
Saucy Lass | 1880s | Cutter built by William Lewis at Hele | 23 |
Shark | 1803 | Revenue cruiser, Customs cutter of Barnstaple | 14, 19 |
Simon | Of Minehead | 38 | |
Smith, Captain Henry | 1902 | Of Charlestown, Cornwall, co-owner of Naiad | 47 |
Smith, Thomas | 1785 | Mariner of Combe Martin, part owner of Diana | 12 |
Snowflake | Steamer with cargo of coal | 23 | |
Snowflake | Steamer | 37 | |
Sphynx | 1778 | French ship taken by Revenge | 13 |
Squire, Prudence | 1773 | Co-owner of Betsy | 37 |
Stuff, Mr. Jhon | 1572 | Owned merchant ship Mary ffortune in Ilfracombe | 9 |
Success | 1789 | Sloop of Padstow, involved on smuggling, seized by Ferret | 18 |
Susannah | Owned by Thomas Kent Ridler | 43 | |
Symons | 1866 | Built cargo sloop Cruiser and steam yacht Puffin at Watermouth | 33 |
Thomas and Mary | c.1786 | Sloop owned by Tomas Rodd | 12 |
Three Friends | 1789 | Of St. Ives, involved on smuggling, seized by Ferret | 18 |
Three Sisters | Purchased by Thomas Ley | 39 | |
Tippetts, Henry Gardiner | 1785 | Surgeon of Bernstaple, part owner of Diana | 12 |
Torridge | 1843 | Steam boat taking passengers between Bideford and Bristol | 21 |
Trader | 1805 | Sloop of 57 tons, built at Ilfracombe | 17 |
Vainquer | 1778 | French ship | 13 |
Velindra | 1870 | Photo at Ilfracombe | 25 |
Volunteer | 1735 | Snow of 60 tons, built at Ilfracombe | 15 |
Vye family | 1830s | Shipyard in Ilfracombe | 17 |
Waterlily | 1868 | Yacht sold to John Dovell of Combe Martin | 33 |
Watermouth | 1813 | Sloop | 33 |
Westcote, Thomas | 1630 | Devon historian | 7, 9, 34, 36 |
Whitworth | Of Minehead, Ireland to Minehead trade | 41 | |
William | Of Porlock, Ireland to Minehead trade | 41 | |
Williams, Benjamin | 1881 | Of Watchet, builder of schooner Perriton | 42 |
Williams, John | Owner of smack Friends | 42 | |
Wyatt, Jhon | 1572 | Owned merchant ship Jhon in Ilfracombe | 9 |
Wyndham, Sir William, Bart. | 17th cent | Lord of the Manor, Watchet | 45 |
Young Jacob | 1783 | Of Altona | 14 |