Category:Thekla (ship, 1892)
English: Thekla was a steel-hulled four-masted barque. CS Swan & Hunter built her at Wallsend, launching her in 1892 as Milton Stuart for M. Stuart, Liverpool. She was put on the India trade. 1898 sold to G.J.H. Siemers, Hamburg and renamed 1899 Thekla. 1911 July 9 (or August 27?) she was wrecked at the Le Marie Straits. 1911 September 7 the Argentinian steamer Primo de Mayo, which had been sent from Buenos Aires to the place of the wreck after a telegram had been sent by Isebek from Port Stanley, Falkland Islands, picked up the last twelve survivors.
Her dimensions were 372.2 × 46.6 × 25.8 ft (113.4 × 14.2 × 7.8 m) and her tonnages were 3178 GRT and 3155 NRT.[1][2]
Her dimensions were 372.2 × 46.6 × 25.8 ft (113.4 × 14.2 × 7.8 m) and her tonnages were 3178 GRT and 3155 NRT.[1][2]
Names:
- Milton Stuart (1892–1899) see Category:Milton Stuart (ship, 1892)
- Thekla (1899–1911)
Media in category "Thekla (ship, 1892)"
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