Island Line, Glasgow

Peter Denniston & Co., formerly R. Denniston, Glasgow.

  1. 1831-1845 Romulus (1831), wooden barque.
  2. 1838-1853 Christina (1838), wooden barque.
  3. 1840-1845 Chevalier (1849), wooden barque.
  4. 1841-1845 Hebrides (1841), wooden ship.
  5. 1849-1853 York (1839), wooden ship.
  6. 1850-1858 Elisabeth Walker (1850), wooden barque.
  7. 1852-1855 Emigrant (1852), wooden barque.
  8. 1856-1864 Agnes (1856), wooden brig.
  9. 1856-1861 Mary Jane (1856), wooden barque.
  10. 1861-1873 John Phillips (1849), wood barque.
  11. 1864-1873 Jamacia (1854), iron ship.
  12. 1867-1873 Tomogonops (1856), wooden ship.
  13. 1875-1889 Jamacia (1875), iron barque.
  14. 1877-1896 Birmah (1868), iron barque.
  15. 1878-1891 Madeira (1878), iron barque.
  16. 1881-1904 Java (1881), iron barque.
  17. 1882-1882 Sumatra (1882), iron ship.
  18. 1883-1892 Banca (1883), iron barque.
  19. 1883-1912 Formosa (1883), iron ship.
  20. 1885-1898 Anamba (1885), iron barque.
  21. 1885-1899 Bandaneira (1885), iron four-masted barque.
  22. 1885-1911 Lucipara (1885), iron four-masted ship, converted to barque in 1890.
  23. 1885-1907 Natuna (1885), iron barque.
  24. 18__-1911 Sumbawa (1885), ex Hyderabad, iron barque.
  25. 1886-1906 Australia (1886), iron four-masted barque.
  26. 1886-1908 Samoa (1886), iron barque.
  27. 1886-c1910 Tasmania (1886), iron four-masted ship, converted to barque in 1889.
  28. 1889-1911 Lakemba (1885), ex Earl Rosebery, iron barque.
  29. 1889-1909 Ventura (1886), iron ship, converted to barque in 1889.
  30. 1891-1918 Soctra (1891), steel barque.
  31. 1893-1912 Bermuda (1893), steel four-masted barque.
  32. 1894-1900 Grenada (1894), steel four-masted barque.

Updated 1996-07-11 by Lars Bruzelius

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