AGENORA
AGENORA
Years Active: 1852-1855
Vessel Type: 2-masted schooner
Schooner
Nationality: Falkland Islands
A Falkland-built ship wrecked in April 1854 whilst on a sealing cruise off West Falkland.
Main Use:
Local coasting
Years Active:
1852-1855
Power:
Sail
Built:
c1852
Size:
28 Net tons
(length, breadth, depth) metres
Design/Build:
Jacob Napoleon Goss
Main Use: Local coasting
Built: c1852
Power: Sail
Design/Build: Jacob Napoleon Goss
Size: 28 Net tons
The coaster AGENORA, owned by Jacob Napoleon Goss, was wrecked whilst on a sealing cruise in the West Falklands. Goss sold her to John Smith of Stanley, who had her repaired. She was then brought to Stanley from West Falkland, carrying a cargo of oil, arriving on 25th April 1854. She was then renamed CHANCE.
Built: Circa 1852 at Stanley, Falkland Islands.
1852-1854 as AGENORA
1854-1855 as CHANCE
The coaster AGENORA, owned by Jacob Napoleon Goss, was wrecked whilst on a sealing cruise in the West Falklands. Goss sold her to John Smith of Stanley, who had her repaired. She was then brought to Stanley from West Falkland, carrying a cargo of oil, arriving on 25th April 1854. She was then renamed CHANCE.
Built: Circa 1852 at Stanley, Falkland Islands.
1852-1854 as AGENORA
1854-1855 as CHANCE
