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The Moresby Mass Grave | 1895 Shipwreck.

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The Moresby was built at Whitehaven, Cumberland in 1882 by the Whitehaven Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. The ship was built of Iron, shipped rigged, Length - 223.5ft, Breadth - 36.1 ft, Dept of hold - 21.25ft. She was classed 100A1 at Lloyds. She carried two lifeboats, a cutter, and a gig. They had been passed by the Board of Trade surveyor in Cardiff in December 1895,
On 21st December 1895 the Moresby left Cardiff. The ship was carrying a cargo of 1,778 tons of coal and was bound for Pisagua in South America.
There was a crew of 23 including the Captain , Caleb Francis Coomber. The latter also had his wife Edith Isabella (29) and their daughter Ivy (2¼) on the ship.
Drowned : Captain C. Coomber, Edith Isabella Coomber, Ivy Coomber, Martin Lose, Alan Baker, William Hunter, Eugene Siebert, William Chipperfield, Abraham Lavo, George Jeffries, John Ronning, Knut Samuel, Thomas Bird Sims, Thomas Hubbins, John Richardson, Charles Gregory, David Michie, Edwin J.Dean, William A. Caudle, E. Blomquist.
Saved : P Peterson, H. McKinnon, William Lakkone, Alfred Mikkleson, and Henry Blount.
Three of the crew were from Ilkestone. Charles Gregory, Allan Barker, and Henry Blount, Blount survived and his story of the event was published in the Ilkestone Pioneer of 3rd January 1896
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On 21st December 1895 the Moresby left Cardiff. The ship was carrying a cargo of 1,778 tons of coal and was bound for Pisagua in South America.
There was a crew of 23 including the Captain , Caleb Francis Coomber. The latter also had his wife Edith Isabella (29) and their daughter Ivy (2¼) on the ship.
Drowned : Captain C. Coomber, Edith Isabella Coomber, Ivy Coomber, Martin Lose, Alan Baker, William Hunter, Eugene Siebert, William Chipperfield, Abraham Lavo, George Jeffries, John Ronning, Knut Samuel, Thomas Bird Sims, Thomas Hubbins, John Richardson, Charles Gregory, David Michie, Edwin J.Dean, William A. Caudle, E. Blomquist.
Saved : P Peterson, H. McKinnon, William Lakkone, Alfred Mikkleson, and Henry Blount.
Three of the crew were from Ilkestone. Charles Gregory, Allan Barker, and Henry Blount, Blount survived and his story of the event was published in the Ilkestone Pioneer of 3rd January 1896
#cemetery #grave #history
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