Surname:
Shipwreck 'Rose of Liverpool'
Source:
Gosford and Kendall
Details:
Boat wrecked at the entrance to Tuggerah Lakes. One man found drowned
Surname:
Shipwreck 'Rover's Bride'
Details:
Wrecked 12 July south coast of Eromanga
Surname:
Shipwreck 'Sally'
Details:
Wrecked after springing a leak. Crew of 3 saved themselves in their boat making land at Reid's Mistake
Surname:
Shipwreck 'Sampso'
Details:
Schooner wrecked while trying to 'warp over the bar' at Lake Macquarie. Johnson Master. 5 crew saved
Surname:
Shipwreck 'Sovereign' steamer
Surname:
Shipwreck 'Surprise'
Details:
Lost in a heavy gale north of Coal Island. Within 2 miles of the place where the 'Francis' was lost
Surname:
Shipwreck 'Vulcan'
Details:
Vessel 'Vulcan' hired to Kesterton wrecked at Nobbys. Captain and crew drowned
Surname:
Shipwreck 'Vulcan'
Source:
Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle.
Details:
The body of a man, name unknown, supposed to be one of the crew of the Vulcan which was wrecked in the harbour, found drowned on the North shore
Surname:
Shipwreck 'Vulcan'
Source:
Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle.Burial p26
Details:
Commander of the 'Vulcan' lost in the harbour 23rd Dec., Body found drowned on the North Shore. Name unknown
Place:
Honey Bay 28 miles from Newcastle
Details:
Vessel Tory wrecked on 15th July. Five men, 4 women and 4 children passengers and 19 Lascars (crew) taken from theshore where they had landed from the wreck but were unable to walk to Port Stephens. The Tory had been chartered by the Cordillera Gold mining Company. Mr Price of the Company was robbed of 1000 sovereigns while on the beach at Port Stephens
Surname:
Sir David Ogilby Shipwreck
Details:
Laden with coals. Wrecked at Newcastle while endeavouring to work out of the harbour
Surname:
Vessel Sophia (shipwreck
Source:
NSW Courts Magistrates, Newcastle Police Court: 1823-1825, 1826-1827 (Ancestry)
Details:
Police Office, Newcastle - Note of protest - Mr. William West, Master of the colonial schooner Sophia, which was stranded on the beach about three miles northward of this station on Sunday evening 23 July, appeared at this office before me Francis Allman and entered a note of Protest as well against the underwriters of the schooner and cargo, as also against the tempestuous gales of wind and heavy seas suffered and encountered by the schooner on her voyage from Port Jackson bound to Port Stephens.....