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Arrival Date M/D/Y	Ship	From	To	Details
05/08/1846	Fanny	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Islander, May 08 1846: "In the Brig Fanny for Liverpool, W. Cooper, Esq., late Speaker of the House of Assembly." [CG]
05/12/1846	Civility	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.
05/15/1846	British Queen	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "15 May, 1846 - "British Queen" Capt. Thos Hogan, for Cork" - also - Royal Gazette, 19 May, 1846: "Cleared British Queen, Hogan, for Cork, with deals & lathwood" [GC]
05/16/1846	Three Brothers.	Bristol, G. Britain	P.E.I.	2 Passengers.
05/19/1846	Florence	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, 19 May, 1846: "Entered barque Florence, Brummage, from Plymouth, with goods to J. Peake" [GC]
05/19/1846	Heart of Oak	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, 19 May, 1846: "Entered barque Heart of Oak, Stoker, from London, with goods to B. Davies" [GC]
05/19/1846	Elizabeth	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, 19 May, 1846: "Entered barque Elizabeth, Watson, from London, in ballast" [GC]
05/19/1846	Antelope	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, 19 May, 1846: "Entered brig Antelope, Jones, from Liverpool, with general cargo " - also - The Islander, May 22 1846: "Brig Antelope, Jones Master, from Liverpool, arrived yesterday, 41 days: Francis Longworth and Joseph Macdonald arrived in town on Sunday, having landed at East Point and come overland. Other passengers: W. W. Lord, Esq., owner; R. H. C. Tims, Esq., of Millvale, Capt. Ellis, Mr. James Caffrey, Mr. William Marshall, and two Misses Marshall; 34 in steerage, principally from Northern Ireland." [CG]
05/20/1846	Britania	Liverpool, G. Britain	Halifax, N.S.	The Islander, May 22 1846: "In the Britannia from Liverpool to Halifax: Capt. Cumberland, Miss Fanning." [CG]
05/20/1846	Joseph Hutchinson	P.E.I.	Sunderland, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "20 May, 1846 - "Joseph Hutchinson" Capt. Jno. Salmond, for Sunderland" [GC]
05/26/1846	Agitator	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.
05/26/1846	Davenport	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "26 May, 1846 - "Davenport" Capt. J. Fawcett, for London" - also - The Islander, May 29 1846: "In the Davenport to London: Mr John. H. Gates, Esq." [GC]
05/29/1846	Hannah Gray	Barbados.	P.E.I.	The Islander, May 29 1846: "In the Hannah Gray from Barbados, Messrs. John Gibson, John Jury, Jr. James Coles, Daniel Watts, Peter Trainer and Wife, Mrs. Ings, Miss Easton and Ellen Cairns." [CG]
06/01/1846	Idas	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "01 June, 1846 - "Idas" Capt. Geo. Harris, for London" - also - The Islander Fri., 5 June, 1846, page 3: "Ship News - The brig Idas, Harris, Master, loaded with oats for London by Charles Hensley, Esq., sailed on Monday last." [GC]
06/03/1846	Catherine	St. John's, Nfld.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Jun 05 1846: "Arrived Sunday night, Schooner Catherine, Webster master, from St. John's: Passengers: C. Braddock, John Coles and others." [CG]
06/05/1846	Susan	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "05 June, 1846 - "Susan" Capt. W. Cary, for London" [GC]
06/05/1846	Velocity	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "05 June, 1846 - "Velocity" Capt. J. McEwen, for Liverpool" [GC]
06/12/1846	British Lady	Bideford, G. Britain	Port Hill, P.E.I.	The Islander, Jun 12 1846: "In the Brig British Lady, Scott, from Bideford, arrived at Port Hill, with masters and outfits for five new vessels; and two families as passengers." [CG]
06/12/1846	Brazilian	Newfoundland.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Jun 12 1846: "In the Brig Brazilian, from Nfld., Mr. William Longworth." [CG]
06/23/1846	Ann Elizabeth	Leith, Scotland.	P.E.I.
06/25/1846	Scio	London, G. Britain	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.
06/24/1846	Brazilian	P.E.I.	Southampton, G. Britain	The Islander, Jun 26 1846: "In the Brig Brazilian to Southampton, Wednesday last: Messrs Robert, Charles and Robert Grubb." [CG]
06/25/1846	Florence	P.E.I.	Southampton, G. Britain	The Islander, Jun 26 1846: "In the Bark Florence, to Southampton, Thursday last; John Beete (?), Esq., and Miss Douse" [CG]
07/02/1846	Mountaineer	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	The Islander, Aug 07 1846: "In the bark Mountaineer, for London, August 2, Monday night, H. N. Hope, Esq, Mr. John Brecken and Mr. James Morrison." [CG]
07/04/1846	Ann Elizabeth	P.E.I.	Southhampton, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "04 July, 1846 - "Ann Elizabeth" Capt. Js. Mowatt, for Southampton, with lumber" [GC]
07/06/1846	Elizabeth	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "06 July, 1846 - "Elizabeth" Capt. Alexr. Watson, for London" [GC]
07/07/1846	Catherine	St. John's, Nfld.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Aug 07 1846: "Passengers in the Catherine, Webster, from St. John's, Nfld: Mrs. Smith, Miss Rielly, Mr. Gordon and Mr. Brown." [CG]
07/07/1846	John Hawkes	Swansea, Wales.	P.E.I.
07/11/1846	Atkin	P.E.I.	Hull, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "11 July, 1846 - "Atkin" Capt. Mathew Jobbing, for Hull" [GC]
07/16/1846	Isabella	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "16 July, 1846 - "Isabella" Capt. Rond. Campbell, for Dublin" [GC]
07/18/1846	Litella	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "18 July, 1846 - "Litella" Capt. Wm. Welsh, for Cork" [GC]
07/18/1846	Lance	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "18 July, 1846 - "Lance" Capt. Archd. McMillan, for Dublin" [GC]
07/21/1846	Spartan	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
07/25/1846	Charlotte	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "25 July, 1846 - "Charlotte" Capt. Hugh McLean, for Plymouth" [GC]
07/29/1846	Spartan	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "29 July, 1846 - "Spartan" Capt. Thos. Prowse, for Liverpool" [GC]
08/01/1846	Mountaineer	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "01 Aug., 1846 - "Mountaineer" Capt. Edwd. Nowlan, for London" [GC]
08/11/1846	Bravo	Sunderland, G. Britain	P.E.I.
08/26/1846	John	P.E.I.	Appledore, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "26 Aug., 1846 - "John" Capt. Quarn? for Appledore" [GC]
08/28/1846	Enterprise	P.E.I.	Swansea, Wales	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "28 Aug., 1846 - "Enterprise" Capt. Jno. Johnson, for Swansea" [GC]
08/29/1846	Arion	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "29 Aug., 1846 - "Arion" Capt. J G Crawford, for Liverpool" [GC]
08/29/1846	Brave	P.E.I.	Sunderland, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "29 Aug., 1846 - "Brave" Capt. R. Parkin, for Sunderland" [GC]
09/04/1846	Civility	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.
09/04/1846	Three Brothers	Bristol, G. Britain	Port Hill, P.E.I.	The Islander, Sep 04 1846: "Arrived a few days since, at Port Hill, the Brig Three Brothers, Pugsley, from Bristol, with a general cargo of Goods and a crew for a new Bark - to James Yeo, Esq." [CG]
09/10/1846	Antelope	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Islander, Sep 11 1846: "In the Brig Antelope from Liverpool, Thursday last, Mr. W. G. Strong, wife and two children; Capt Salmond, and about 40 Irish emigrants in steerage." [CG]
09/15/1846	Fanny	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.
09/15/1846	Antelope	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Islander, Sep 18 1846: "In the Alice to Liverpool, Sept. 15, Mr. William McGill." [CG]
09/18/1846	Willing Lass	St. John's, Newfoundland.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Sep 18 1846: "In the Schooner Willing Lass, Mutch, Master, from St John's Nfld: Messrs. Sinclair, Fleming, Mortimer, Dunnell, W. Gardiner and a lad." [CG]
09/22/1846	Mary Jane	Liverpool, G. Britain	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.
09/25/1846	Ring Dove	St. John's, Newfoundland.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Sep 25 1846: "In the Schooner Ringdove, from Nfld today. Mrs. Antoine, Capt. Cox, wife and family." [CG]
09/28/1846	Lady Sale	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.	2 Passengers, crew of vessel to Que.
10/01/1846	Orion	St. John's, Newfoundland.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Oct 02 1846: "Brigt. Orion arrived here October 1, from Nfld.,with crews of Ship Robert Bruce and Barque Rose both lost at sea during the gale of Sept. 19." [CG]
10/13/1846	Themis	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
10/13/1846	Iodone	Portsmouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.
10/13/1846	Lord Sidmouth	Glasgow, Scotland.	P.E.I.
10/14/1846	Zitella	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Islander, Oct 16 1846: "In the barque Zitella, from Liverpool, Wednesday last: John Sutton, Esq., Mr. Rossiter, Captains Evans, Grig, Campbell, Bell and 16 in steerage." [CG]
10/23/1846	Friendship	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Islander, Oct 23 1846: "In the bark Friendship on Thursday to Liverpool: Mr. Hyde of Nfld,. and Mr. Brenan." [CG]
11/12/1846	Idas	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Islander, Nov 13 1846: "In the Brig Idas from London, last Thursday: Mrs and Miss Birnie, Mr. John H. Gates, Mr. G. Haszard, and others." - also - The Islander, Nov 20 1846: "Death aboard the Idas from Portsmouth, Oct. 26; buried at sea: Mr. James Robertson, son of James Robertson, shoemaker, St. Peter's Road."[CG]
11/20/1846	Spartan	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Islander, Nov 20 1846: "In the Spartan, 59 days from Liverpool: Messrs. Alfred Firth, H. J Massey, Rickett, H. McLean, and Michell." [CG]
11/20/1846	Providence	G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Islander, Nov 20 1846: "In the Schooner Providence, Mr. E. Grubb from England; Messrs. R. Finlayson, R. McKinlay, C. Dempsey, J. Hall and others." [CG]
Bef 12/12/1846	Flirt	P.E.I.	St. John's, Nfld.	The Islander, Dec 18 1846: "Schr. Flirt, belonging to Messrs. Nelson & Son, arrived at St. John's N. F., in 7 days. The crew arrived in the Schr. Willing Lass, Mutch, from Newfoundland on Saturday last." [CG]
12/12/1846	Willing Lass	St. John's, Nfld.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Dec 18 1846: "The Schr. Willing Lass, S. Mutch, Master, arrived here on Saturday last from St. John's Newfld., after a passage of six days, having on board goods, and about 30 passengers." [CG]
12/18/1846	David	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Islander, Dec 18 1846: "The Brig David, Hannah, from hence, arrived at Liverpool on the 18th ult., in 36 days.B Thomas Bowen, seaman, died 8 days after leaving port." [CG]
12/18/1846	John Mackenzie	Pictou, N.S.	Magdalene Isl.	The Islander, Dec 18 1846: "The Ship John Mackenzie, belonging to Pictou, is said to be cast away at the Magdalen Islands." [CG]
12/18/1846	Idas	Three Rivers, P.E.I.	West Indies.	The Islander, Dec 18 1846: "The Brig Idas put into three Rivers in a snow storm, and left again for the West Indies on Sunday morning." [CG]
05/18/1847	Florence	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.	13 Passengers. - Royal Gazette, May 18, 1847: "Barque Florence, Brummage Plymouth, 13 passengers" [CG]
05/19/1847	Fanny	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	26 Passengers. - Royal Gazette May 25, 1847: "In the Brig Fanny: Capts. Barrett, Campbell and Moore; Messrs. James Reddin, W. Matthewson, Orr, and 20 others." [CG]
05/21/1847	Lady Constable	Liverpool, G. Britain Built 1840, Richibucto, N.B. 613 tons, reg'd Liverpool Capt. Garbutt	P.E.I. 465 Passengers. Sick, 25 died en-route of typhoid fever. The ill from the ship were quaranteened, and many others died that summer. Information added from "The Cradle of Confederation", by Lorne C. Callbeck, Pg. 138.	Royal Gazette 25 May, 1847, pg. 2: P. E. Island, from Liverpool, April 25th. The Bark Lady Constable, from Liverpool, arrived here on Friday last, with 419 Emigrants on board. On being visited by the Health Officer it was found that twenty-five persons had died on the passage, consequently all communication with the shore was temporarily forbidden. The Board of health was called, but from some deficiency in their powers, it was found they could not act, consequently the matter was left with the Health Officer. The restrictions were removed yesterday, and the passengers landed; the sick being sent to the Hospital fitted up for their reception. Eight persons have died since the arrival of the Lady Constable in this Port. [GC] - Royal Gazette May 25, 1847: "Barque Lady Constable from Liverpool, May 20 with 419 emigrants.... 25 died on the passage; 8 died since arrival at this port." [CG] Finally: The Islander, May 28, 1847: "The barque Lady Constable from Liverpool arrived Friday last, May 21, with 419 Emigrants on board. Medical Officer of Health found that 25 had died in Passage. They were quarantined over night and taken to the hospital the next day. Eight persons have died since the arrival of the Lady Constable in this Port." [CG]
06/01/1847	Gleam	Southampton, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, June 8, 1847: "From Southampton, June 1, in the Brigt. Gleam, Rossiter, Master: Mr. A. Firth." [CG]
06/04/1847	Annabel	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	4 Passengers. - Royal Gazette, June 8, 1847: "In the Annabel from London, R. H. C. Tims, Esq., Mr. Daniel Davies, and Capts. Nowlan and Fawcette." [CG]
06/04/1847	Fellowship	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	2 Passengers. - Royal Gazette, June 8, 1847: "In the Fellowship, Mr. John Furnace and daughter, and Mr. John Malcolm." [CG]
06/04/1847	Secret	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.
07/20/1847	Midas	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, July 20, 1847: "In the Bark Midas, which sailed on July 18, 1847 for London - Frederick Goodman, Esq." [CG]
07/22/1847	Xanthus	P.E.I.	Southampton, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "22 July, 1847 - "Xanthus" Capt. Cuthbert Richardson, for Southampton, with 4353 railroad sleepers" [GC]
09/04/1847	Fanny	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.
10/05/1847	British Lady	Bristol, G. Britain	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.	40 Sailors, 12 Passengers.
10/21/1847	Fellowship	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
10/21/1847	Jessie	Bermuda	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette 21 Sep., 1847: "ENTERED, Sept. 21, schr. Jessie, Nelmes, from Bermuda, with goods." [CG]
10/25/1847	Protector	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
10/26/1847	Jessie	P.E.I.	Bermuda	Royal Gazette 26 Oct., 1847: "CLEARED, Oct. 26, schr. Jessie, Nelmes, for Barbadoes, with produce." [CG]
11/02/1847	Annabella	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	13 Passengers. - Examiner Sat., 6 Nov., 1847, page 6: "Entered Nov. 2, brig Annabella, Bennett, from London, with general cargo" [GC]
11/02/1847	Mary Jane	Gloucester, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Crew and Pass. of Brig Racer of Liverpool.
11/03/1847	Conquest	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Examiner Sat., 6 Nov., 1847, page 6: "Entered 3 Nov., brigt. Conquest, Marshall, from Bideford with goods." [GC]
11/30/1847	Ann	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "30 Nov., 1847 - "Ann" Capt. Geo. Harris, for Dublin, with lumber" [GC]
12/02/1847	Matilda	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "02 Dec., 1847 - "Matilda" Capt. Jno. Sykes, for London, with lumber" [GC]
00/00/1847	Midas	Built Charlottetown, P.E.I.	New Zealand	Ship Data
00/00/1847	Wanderer	Built New Glasgow, P.E.I.	New Zealand	Ship Data
05/10/1848	Princess Victoria.	London, G. Britain	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.
05/15/1848	Mary Jane	Bristol, G. Britain	Port Hill, P.E.I.	11 Passengers.
05/15/1848	Jessie	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Islander Fri., 19 May, 1848: "PASSENGERS - In the Jessie, from Liverpool, on Monday the 15th -- Captains James, McDonald and Laing; and Mr. W. Hayden." [GC]
05/15/1848	Fanny	Portsmouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner, May 15, 1848: "May 12, in the Brig Fanny, Williams, Portsmouth, 34 days: passengers: Mr. White and son, Elliot River, Capt. Richards and Capt. McMillan." �[CG]
05/16/1848	Concordia	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner, May 22, 1848: "May 16: Barque Concordia from Liverpool, Great Britain: Lady Campbell, Mrs. and Miss Campbell, Master Campbell, and servants; Mr. R. Longworth." [CG]
05/21/1848	Prince Edward	London, G. Britain	Georgetown, P.E.I.	The Islander: "May 26, 1848: On the Bark Prince Edward from London, Miss Douse and Mr. C. B. Bagster." [GC]
05/23/1848	Mary McWhinnie	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Some Passengers.
06/14/1848	Conquest	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.	7 Passengers.
07/16/1848	Arrow	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Examiner, July 24, 1848: "In the Arrow, McMillan Master, July 16, to Liverpool: Charles Worrell, Esq. Morell House and Charles Dingwell, Esq."
07/26/1848	Isabella	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	The Examiner, July 28, 1848: In the Brig Isabella to London, July 26: Mr. Leonard Coney.
07/30/1848	Roscoe	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	The Islander, August 4, 1848: "In the Roscoe to Liverpool, July 30: Mr. Robert Haviland and Mr John Penton." [CG]
08/17/1848	Lulan Pass.	Glasgow, Scotland	Pictou	Capt. Geo. McKenzie - Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut. No mention of disposition of passengers. Pass. list says many went to C.B. & P.E.I.
08/14/1848	Times	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	Examiner Mon., 14 Aug., 1848, page 3: "Passengers - In the brig Times, Capt. Daniel Davies, to sail for London this evening - Mrs. E.R. Humphreys and 3 children. [GC]"
09/04/1848	Sarah Fisher	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	Examiner 4 Sep., 1848, page 3: "Passengers - In the barque Sarah Fisher, sailed on the 31st for Cork - F. Longworth, Esq. and Mrs. Blatch." [GC]
09/11/1848	Clio	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	The Examiner, September 11, 1848: "In the Barque Clio to Liverpool, Sept. 6: Mr. Willinton Nelson."[CG]
09/15/1848	Fanny	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Islander, Sept 15, 1848: "In the Brig Fanny from Liverpool today. Mr Badge and wife, and three children. Mrs. Austen, Mr Jardine."
09/18/1848	Concordia	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.
09/23/1848	Conquest	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.
09/23/1848	Midas	Fleetwood, G. Britain	P.E.I.
10/20/1848	Jessie	Bermuda	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette 24 Oct., 1848: "ENTERED, Oct. 20, schr. Jessie, Capt. Nelmes, from Bermuda." [CG]
10/25/1848	Mary McWhinnie	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.
10/31/1848	Douglas	Dublin, Ireland	P.E.I.	The Examiner, Nov. 13, 1848: "Arrived on Oct 31, the Brig Douglas, Thomas Jones, Master, 39 days from Dublin with goods and 14 passengers; all well. When 9 days out, in a sudden shift of wind, lost both top masts [but] succeeded in rigging jury masts and kept on. Melancholy to relate, however, when three days out, Joseph Wood, a native of Tryon of this Island, went aloft to stow the royal, when by the vessel suddenly broaching to, the royal mast snapped off and precipitated him into the sea, and before any assistance could be rendered, the vessel running before the wind at the time about 8 or 10 knots, he sank to rise no more; he was one of the most quiet and inoffensive young men that ever left this part as a sailor." [CG]
11/08/1848	Jessie	P.E.I.	Bermuda	Royal Gazette 14 Nov., 1848: "CLEARED, Nov. 8, schr. Jessie, Capt. Nelmes, for Bermuda, with produce." [CG]
11/18/1848	Dolphin Pass.	Pictou, N.S.	Georgetown, P.E.I.	Capt. Peter Maclaren - This is the vessel that carried the 72 P.E.I. Imigrants which arrived in Pictou in September to Georgetown after their recovery from small pox.
11/18/1848	Sophia	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
12/04/1848	Welcome Return	P.E.I.	Boston, Mass. Sank Monument Point, Plymouth	Royal Gazette, Dec.12, 1848: Melancholy Shipwreck - The schooner WELCOME RETURN, Captain Hewitt, of and from P.E.Island for Boston, went ashore at Monument Point, Plymouth last Monday evening at six o'clock and immediately went to pieces. The crew were all saved. A woman who was on board with six children, succeeded in reaching the shore with her infant in her arms while the other five were lost. Their bodies were recovered and placed in the town hall, presenting five as beautiful faces as ever were seen in one family. - also - The Islander, December 8, 1848: The PEI Schooner, Welcome Return, Captain Hewitt, of and from P. E. Island, was wrecked at Manomet Point, Plymouth, and this was the report in the Boston Globe. From the Boston Globe: "AN UNFEELING ACT. We hear it stated that the loss of the British (sic) schooner, Welcome Return, before reported ashore at Manomet, was attended by some circumstances which, if the statements may be relied upon, reflect with much severity upon the crew and male passengers. As we understand the facts, the crew and passengers consisted of eleven men and one woman and six children � the wife and children of one of the passengers. When the vessel struck, the men succeeded in getting ashore, and sought shelter in a neighboring house �leaving the woman and her children aboard the schooner! "A gentleman, who was passing the place, some time after, was attracted to the wreck by a low moaning sound. By means of a spar, he succeeded in getting on board, and found the woman with one child bound to her breast to keep it from perishing and the other five dead! With much difficulty she was gotten ashore, and taken to the same house where the crew and passengers � among them her husband � were enjoying a comfortable shelter. "If the above statement be true, and we hear it from good authority, we envy not that father's reflections as he follows to the tomb the remains of his five children, who might perhaps have been rescued, had he, to whom above all others they looked for succor, assisted them in their extremity. The male passengers and crew of this vessel deserve the severest reprobation for their leaving the unfortunate and helpless individuals to perish, and the indignation and scorn of an outraged public will be their fitting reward." [CG]
00/00/1848	Adphin		P.E.I.
00/00/1848	Sporting Lass	Built Bay Fortune, P.E.I.	New Zealand	Ship Data
00/00/1848	Ocean/Ossion	Portree, Scotland	St. Georges, Lot 54, P.E.I.	Capt. Geo. MacKenzie - Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, lists this arrival, and states it brought 238 settlers, including McLellans.
04/30/1849	Fanny	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.
05/03/1849	Douglas	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	26 Passengers.
05/24/1849	Prince Edward	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	14 Passengers.
05/24/1849	Union	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
06/01/1849	Minerva	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Islander, 8 June, 1849: "Entered 1 June, brig Minerva, Murchison, Liverpool, goods & passengers.", "In the brig MINERVA, from Liverpool, 53 days - William Macintosh, Esq., Lady, 4 Misses Macintosh, and 4 masters Macintosh; Mr. William Matheson" [GC]
06/04/1849	Douglas	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	Islander, 8 June, 1849: "Cleared 4 June, brig Douglas, Jones, for Liverpool, with lumber, deals &c. by W.W. Lord" [GC]
06/12/1849	Civility	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Islander, 15 June, 1849: "Entered 12 June, barque Civility, Ball, from Bideford, goods & passengers to W. Heard." "PASSENGERS In the barque Civility, Ball master, from Bideford, Mr. & Miss Trown, Mr. H. Trown, Mrs. S. Widgery and son - and 3 in the steerage" [GC]
06/16/1849	Lewis	P.E.I.	G. Britain	Islander, 22 June, 1849: "Cleared 16 June, Lewis, Kennedy, for Liverpool, with timber" [GC]
06/19/1849	Gratitude	Swansea, Wales.	P.E.I.	Islander, 22 June, 1849: "Entered 19 June, brig Gratitude, Philips, from Swansea, with goods & coal" [GC]
06/29/1849	Brig Love	P.E.I.	Boston>California	Turned back at Boston due to a Quaranteen issue. Information from M. Sutlow, who has "Copy of the Report and List of Passengers taken on board. This listed her GGG grandfather Matthew Murphy and GG grandfather Peter, with wife and 6 children and other companions."
07/08/1849	Canada	G. Britain	P.E.I.
07/31/1849	Diana	P.E.I.	Swansea, Wales	Islander, 3 Aug., 1849: "Cleared 31 July, brigt. Diana, Paul, for Swansea, with lumber, deals &c." [GC]
08/02/1849	Miriam	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	Islander, 3 Aug., 1849: "Cleared 2 Aug., brig Miriam, McKay, for London, with lumber, deals &c. by Nelson & son" [GC]
08/09/1849	Rose	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.
08/30/1849	Douglas	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
09/04/1849	Fanny	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.
09/04/1849	Gleaner	Bristol, G. Britain	Port Hill, P.E.I.
09/20/1849	Douglas	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	Islander Fri., 21 Sep., 1849, page 3: "In the brig Douglas, Capt. Jones (dep. 20 Sep.,) for Dublin - Rev. John MacLennan and family" [GC]
09/19/1849	Vixen	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	5 Passengers.
09/21/1849	Civility	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Islander Fri., 21 Sep., 1849, page 3: "Passengers - In the bark Civility, Capt. Ball, (Arr. 17 Sep.,) from Bideford - Mr. Thomas Tanton & family, Capt. Smith.": [GC]
09/24/1849	Arthur	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
09/25/1849	Civility	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Abt. 10 Passengers.
09/28/1849	Vixen	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	Islander Fri., 28 Sep., 1849, page 3: PASSENGERS - "In the barque Vixen, Cooper, Master, for Cork -- Mrs. Hebbes, Miss Kay, Miss E. Haviland; Mr. Frederick Brecken. [GC]
10/01/1849	Prince Edward	London, G. Britain	Charlotte Town, P.E.I.	Capt. Chambers - 19 Passengers incl. George and Margaret Beazeley, children Simeona, Kate, Alexander and Michael, John Holl (eldest son of John Myrie Holl), Mr. Griffith, Mr. Aldous, wife, and 3 children, Capt. Nowlan, and a Miss Mackie. Letter about Passage
10/04/1849	Jessie	Bermuda	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette 9 Oct., 1849: "ENTERED, Oct. 4, schr. Jessie, Capt. Nelmes, from Bermuda." [CG]
10/23/1849	James	Liverpool, G. Britain	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.
10/29/1849	Jessie	P.E.I.	Bermuda	Royal Gazette 6 Nov., 1849: "CLEARED, Oct. 29, schr. Jessie, Capt. Nelmes, for Barbadoes, with produce, sheep." [CG]
05/10/1850	Fancy	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.
05/15/1850	Pink	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette Tues., 21 May, 1850: "PASSENGERS - In the Pink from Liverpool, Mr. and Mrs. David Lawrence." [GC]
05/16/1850	Civility	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette Tues., 21 May, 1850: "PASSENGERS - In the Civility, from Bideford, on Thursday last, Mrs. Hebbes, Mrs. Brown and 2 children, Rev. Jacob Gale and Lady. Three in the steerage." [GC]
05/18/1850	Prince Edward	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette Tues., 21 May, 1850: "PASSENGERS - In the bark Prince Edward, from London. -- In the Cabin, Miss Haviland, Mr. R. Haviland, Mr. R. Hensley, Mr. Agazis, Mr. R & Mr. A. Agazis, Mr. Hales, Mr. Broad, Mr. Johnson, Captain Lickis, Captain Hogan, Captain Knowlan, Captain Mackay. In the steerage, Mr. Webster, wife and family; Mr. Skinner, Henry J. James, Mr. and Mrs. Amoy." [GC] Date in another source the 18th - the papers only listed vessel arrivals once per week, and the paper doesn't make the arrival date clear.
05/18/1850	Hornet	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette Tues., 21 May, 1850: "PASSENGERS - In the brigt. Hornet, from Liverpool, Hon. Charles Worrell, Lieut. Lane, Capt. Michael Walsh, Capt. Jones, Messrs. David Mutch, Chas. Mcdonald. One in the steerage." [GC]
05/31/1850	Locheil	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
06/12/1850	Zetus	Liverpool, Eng./Boston,Ma.	P.E.I.
06/23/1850	Five Sisters	Bristol, G. Britain	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.
06/26/1850	Fanny Pass.	Charlottetown, P.E.I., Dep. 11/12/1849, Capt. A. Campbell Irving	Arriving California "Gold Rush!", San Francisco, Cal., 06/26/1850	Map of Voyage
07/05/1850	Prince Edward	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	Islander Fri., 5 July, 1850, page 3: "PASSENGERS - In the barque Prince Edward, to sail for London this day -- Dr. Hope and Lady." [GC]
07/23/1850	Brig Packet Add. Info1 Pass.	Bay Fortune, P.E.I., Dep. 12/09/1849, Capt. William Cooper	Arriving California "Gold Rush!", San Francisco, Cal., 07/23/1850	Capt. William Cooper, his wife, 6 sons, 3 daughters, cargo, and passengers - 26 in all. "The Island Magazine Anniversary Anthology", Page 42, article, "William Cooper of Sailor's Hope", page 47.. and, the Islander, Jan 4, 1850.
08/03/1850	Rose/Asia	P.E.I.	Halifax/England	PAPEI Acc 2353/342 3d Aug., 1850 - "Miss Fanning, Lady Wood & Mrs. Fanning sailed in the Rose steamer - for England via Halifax to sail in the atlantic steamer "Asia"" [GC]
08/09/1850	Diana	Swansea, Wales.	P.E.I.
09/19/1850	Fancy	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
09/28/1850	Montgomery	Greenock, G. Britain	Pictou, N.S.	The Examiner, 28 Sep., 1850: "The bark Montgomery, Chisholm, Master, from Greenock, arrived at Pictou on Wednesday, the 25th inst. Passengers James Walkinshaw, Esq., Lady and Family, for this Island." [GC]
10/10/1850	Hornet	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Passengers.
10/19/1850	Decision	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.
10/19/1850	Mary Gillespie	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	The Examiner, 26 Oct., 1850: "Cleared - Oct. 19 - brig Mary Gillespie, McKenzie, for Dublin, timber" [GC]
10/21/1850	Margaret	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner, 26 Oct., 1850: "Entered - Oct., 21 - brigt. Margaret, Francis, Liverpool, goods" [GC]
10/23/1850	Fancy	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	The Examiner, 26 Oct., 1850: "Oct. 23 - Cleared: "Fancy, McMillan, Plymouth, timber, deals &c. by James Peake" [GC]
10/24/1850	Mary Ann	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner, 26 Oct., 1850: "Entered - Oct., 24 - Brig Mary Ann, Campbell, Liverpool, goods to W.W. Lord, and others, 22 passengers and 9 cattle for the Royal Agricultural Society" [GC]
10/24/1850	Cambria	St. Pierre	P.E.I.	The Examiner, 26 Oct., 1850: "Entered - Oct., 24 - Cambria, Gallant, St. Pierre, ballast" [GC]
10/24/1850	Cambria	P.E.I.	St. Pierre	The Examiner, 26 Oct., 1850: "Cleared - "Oct. 24 Cambria - Gallant, St. Pierre, produce" [GC]
10/25/1850	Prince Edward	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner, 30 Oct., 1850: "Entered - Passengers - In the barque Prince Edward from London, on Friday last - Dr. Johnson and family; Mr. Holl, and others" [GC]
11/01/1850	Prince Albert	Yarmouth, G. Britain?	P.E.I.
05/06/1851	Caroline	Cuba	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette 6 May, 1851: "ENTERED, May 5, schr. Caroline, Capt. Nelmes, from Cuba, with sugar, molasses. Passenger in the Caroline from Bermuda, Mrs. Jane L. Haszard." [CG]
05/13/1851	Carthagenian	Swansea, Wales.	P.E.I.
05/19/1851	Fancy	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner, May 19, 1851: "In the Brigt, Fancy from Plymouth: Mr. and Mrs. Dabt (?) and family, Captains McMillan, Thompson and Sleater (?.)" [CG]
05/25/1851	Gleaner	Liverpool, G. Britain	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.
06/11/1851	Prince Edward	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	8 Passengers.
06/30/1851	Eliza	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	Royal Gazette, July 7, 1851: "In the Brig Eliza, for Cork, June 30: Thomas Pethick, Esq., and Miss Eliza Pethick, Robert Alston, Esq., and H. D. Morpeth." [CG]
08/27/1851	Penelope	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, September 1, 1851: "In the Brig Penelope for London, August 27: Miss Jane Davies, Miss Mary Ann Yates, Miss Hodges, Mrs. Broderick and family, Mr. George Butcher." [CG]
09/03/1851	Carthagenian	Swansea, Wales.	P.E.I.
09/10/1851	James Hill	Bristol, G. Britain	Port Hill, P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, September 22, 1851: "Arrived Sept. 10, at Port Hill, Barque James Hill, Rigsby Master, from Bristol. Passengers and general cargo for James Yeo, Esq., with Masters and crews for new ships."
09/16/1851	Fancy	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
09/25/1851	Vernon	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
10/09/1851	Civility	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.
10/13/1851	Vernon	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, October 13, 1851: "In the Vernon from Liverpool, Miss Margaret Binns,, from Scotland." [CG]
12/10/1851	Sir Alexander	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, Dec. 15, 1851: In the Bark Sir Alexander for London Wednesday last: Hon. W. W. Lord, and Miss M. Hodgson." [CG]
00/00/1851	Yarrow	Built Rustico, P.E.I.	New Zealand	Ship Data
05/13/1852	Falcon	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Islander Fri., 14 May, 1852, page 3: "Entered - May 13, brig Falcon, Capt. Chambers, from London with goods & passengers. In the brig Falcon, from London -- F. Longworth, Esq., Mr. Joseph McDonald, Mr. W. Nelson, Mr. Kilnes and family" [GC]
05/15/1852	Mancred	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
05/15/1852	Josephine	Swansea, Wales	P.E.I.
05/17/1852	Sir Alexander	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I./Pictou.	16+ Passengers. Islander Fri., 21 May, 1852, page 3: "Passengers - In the barque Sir Alexander, from Liverpool, on Friday evening last - Misses Lord, Watson, Dousell, Hodgson; Capt. Jones, Mr. J.D. Lawson; Messrs. Grey, Nicholson, Hunter & Calclus, bound for Pictou; and five others in the steerage". (on this trip master was Capt. Blackburn)[GC] - also - Royal Gazette, May 31, 1852: "In the barque Sir Alexander from Liverpool, May 28: Misses Lord, Watson, Dousell, Hodgson, Captain Jones, Mr. James D Lawson, Messrs. Grey, Nicholson, Hunter, and Canclus to Pictou, and five in steerage." [CG]. The Sir Alexander was owned by William Warren Lord, and plied the waters between PEI and England until 1856. She was a barque with one deck, 3 masts, l. 104', w. 23', a depth of 16', and a Gross tonnage of 340 tons.
06/05/1852	William	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
06/11/1852	Banner	P.E.I.	Bideford, G. Britain	Islander Fri., 11 June, 1852, page 3: Passengers - In the brigt. Banner, on the 5th inst., for Bideford - Master David Smardon; - Mr. George Chudleigh and family, en route for Australia.(the "Banner' was owned by William Heard and her master was Capt. Dunsford) [GC] - also - Royal Gazette, June 14, 1852: "In the brigt. Banner, June 5, for Bideford, Master David Smardon: Mr. George Chudleigh and family for Australia." [CG] The Banner was a brigantine with a single deck, two masts, l. 75', w. 17 ', depth of 12' and a gross tonnage of 133 tons. She was built on the Morell River by John Clinton.
07/05/1852	Margaret	Georgetown, P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, July 5, 1852: "In the Brigt. Margaret from Georgetown, June 17 for Liverpool: Messrs. Hugh McVarish and Ronald McDonald en route to Australia." [CG]
07/09/1852	Sir Alexander	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	Islander Fri., 9 July, 1852, page 3: "Passengers - In the bark Sir Alexander, on Wednesday the 7th for Liverpool, Joseph Holroyd, Esq., Mr. and Mrs. James Lawson, and Master Buxton." [GC] - also - Royal Gazette, July 12, 1852: "Bark Sir Alexander to Liverpool, July 9: Joseph Holroyd, Esq., Mr and Mrs. James Lawson, Master Buxton." [CG]. The Sir Alexander was owned by William Warren Lord, and plied the waters between PEI and England until 1856. She was a barque with one deck, 3 masts, l. 104', w. 23', a depth of 16', and a Gross tonnage of 340 tons.
07/12/1852	Tancred	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, July 12, 1852: "Bark Tancred to Liverpool: Mr and Mrs. Broad, sen, Mr and Mrs. H. W. Broad." [CG]
07/26/1852	Acastus	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, July 26, 1852: "In the Bark Acastus for Liverpool: Rev. Mr. Lally, Mrs. Lally, Mr. John Mason, and Mr. Skinner." [CG]
08/27/1852	Earl Selkirk	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, September 6, 1852: "In the Earl Selkirk, Jones, August 27 for London: Messrs Wm. Nelson, J. Nelson, wife and child, Miss Eliza Douse, and Henry Douse" [CG]
08/28/1852	Banner	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.
09/16/1852	Closina	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Haszard's Gazette 21 Sep., 1852 - "Arr 16 Sep., Barq. "Closina", Capt. Welsh, with coal, salt & 320 bundles telegraph wire". [GC]
09/22/1852	Henrietta	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
09/22/1852	William	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.
09/22/1852	Margaret	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
10/01/1852	Sir Alexander	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Islander Fri., 8 Oct., 1852, page 3: "Entered - Oct 1, barque Sir Alexander, Walsh, from Liverpool, with British Goods." [GC] The Sir Alexander was owned by William Warren Lord, and plied the waters between PEI and England until 1856. She was a barque with one deck, 3 masts, l. 104', w. 23', a depth of 16', and a Gross tonnage of 340 tons.
10/11/1852	Queen	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, October 11, 1852: "By the Queen for Liverpool for Australia; Dennis Reddin, jun., Esq." [CG]
10/19/1852	Acastus	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
10/29/1852	Henrietta	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	Islander Fri., 29 Oct., 1852, page 3 - Departed: "In the Henrietta for Liverpool, T.A. Montgomery, Esq., of H.M. Customs, and Lady, and Miss Maria Haviland." [GC] - also - Royal Gazette, November 1, 1852: "In the Henrietta for Liverpool: T. A. Montgomery, Esq., of H. M. Customs, and Lady, and Miss Maria Haviland." [CG]
12/06/1852	John Barrow	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, December 6, 1852: "Passenger in the barque John Barrow for London, Sunday last: Thomas Heath Haviland, and Miss Haviland who is in a very precarious state of health." [CG]
12/25/1852	Ocean Spray	P.E.I.	Boston, Mass.	Royal Gazette May 2, 1853: Schr. OCEAN SPRAY, of Newburyport, sailed from P.E. Island, Dec. 25 for Boston, & left the Gut of Canso January 2, & has not since been heard from. She had a cargo of grain & fish, and was commanded by Captain Blake of Castine, formerly of Schr. DUROC, lost, & was manned by the D[uroc]'s crew, some of whom belonged to Castine (Maine). The OCEAN SPRAY was a fine vessel of 85 tons, 2 years old
12/28/1852	Rival	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	Royal Gazette, January 10, 1853: "On Dec. 28, 1852, from Georgetown, on the Barque Rival, for Cork: Mr. W. Keal" [CG]
05/26/1853	Sir Alexander	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Haszard's Gazette Sat., 28 May, 1853 , page 3: "Passengers - In the Sir Alexander from Liverpool - Mrs. Goff, Captains Welsh, Taylor and English; Messrs. T. Harrison, James Kelly, and 13 in the steerage." [GC] The Sir Alexander was owned by William Warren Lord, and plied the waters between PEI and England until 1856. She was a barque with one deck, 3 masts, l. 104', w. 23', a depth of 16', and a Gross tonnage of 340 tons.
06/20/1853	Attwood	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, June 20, 1853: "In the Attwood, from London, June 14, 1853 - John Douse, Esq., Mr. Wm. Newman, and eleven in the steerage." [See Letter] [CG]
07/03/1853	Nugget	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.
08/11/1853	Amnity of Glasgow	Scotland.	Strathalbane, P.E.I.	Neil McKinnon, wife, son, Archibald, of the Isle of Mull emigrated on this vessel. (P & P of P.E.I., pg/703/4). Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, gives same information, and lists port of arrival as Strathalbane.
08/22/1853	Esther	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, August 22, 1853: "In the brig Esther, for Liverpool a few days since: Mrs. Philip Irving and daughter." [CG]
08/22/1853	Grafton	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, August 22, 1853: "In the Schooner Grafton from Liverpool, August 15: Hon. Joseph Pope and Lady." [CG]
09/15/1853	Scottish Lass	Glasgow, Scotland.	P.E.I.
10/06/1853	Margaret	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
11/02/1853	Ellen	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Collided with Banner, brought to P.E.I. - Royal Gazette, November 7, 1853: "In the Brigt. Ellen from Liverpool, Nov. 2: masters and crew for two vessels." [CG]
11/03/1853	Sir Alexander Capt. Walsh	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, Mon., 7 Nov., 1853, page 3: "Passengers - In the bark Sir Alexander, from Liverpool on the 3d inst., J.M. Stark, Esq. and Lady, Mrs. Rigg, Mrs. Watson, Capt. E. MacMillan, Mr. John Leyland, and 14 in the steerage." [CG] - also - Daily Examiner Mon., 6 Feb., 1888, page 3: "Obit for Annie Gillis later wife of John M. Johnstone. She arrived on the Sir Alexander from Sunderland with the Starks in fall, 1853" [GC] The Sir Alexander was owned by William Warren Lord, and plied the waters between PEI and England until 1856. She was a barque with one deck, 3 masts, l. 104', w. 23', a depth of 16', and a Gross tonnage of 340 tons.
11/23/1853	Nugget	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.
12/09/1853	Sir Alexander	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, December 12, 1853: "In the Sir Alexander to Liverpool, G. Britain, Dec. 9: Mrs. Fennissy and Mrs. Butler." [CG]
05/12/1854	Sir Alexander	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Haszard's Gazette, Sat., 13 May, 1854, page 3: "Ship news - Arrived yesterday morning, Thursday, bark Sir Alexander, M. Walsh, master, 37 days from Liverpool, to Hon. W. W. Lord. In lon. 35 fell in with the brigt. Banner, from Liverpool for Arichat, dismasted, and in a sinking condition; took off Captain Dewolfe, crew and 14 passengers, 23 in all, and brought them to this port." [GC] The Sir Alexander was owned by William Warren Lord, and plied the waters between PEI and England until 1856. She was a barque with one deck, 3 masts, l. 104', w. 23', a depth of 16', and a Gross tonnage of 340 tons.
05/13/1854	Peeping Tom	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
05/20/1854	Challenge	Bristol, G. Britain	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.
06/17/1854	John	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.
06/18/1854	Princeton	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
07/02/1854	Kjeltstad	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
07/02/1854	Grace	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
07/05/1854	Sir Alexander	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Sir Alexander was owned by William Warren Lord, and plied the waters between PEI and England until 1856. She was a barque with one deck, 3 masts, l. 104', w. 23', a depth of 16', and a Gross tonnage of 340 tons.
10/09/1854	Nugget	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.
10/19/1854	Cicily	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.
10/24/1854	Peeping Tom	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Islander 27 Oct., 1854 - Entered, 24 Oct., brig Peeping Tom, Hamilton, from Liverpool, G.B. Passengers in the Peeping Tom from Liverpool -- Mrs. Southey, 5 children and servant, Capt. Grossard, Capt. James, Capt. McPherson and three steerage passengers. Ship News. MEMORANDUM.- Peeping Tom, J.A. Hamilton, Master, from Liverpool, G.B. bound to this port, spoke on Monday, the 16th, brig Fanny, of Halifax, from Savannah. Captain dead, Mate lying sick of yellow fever, no navigator on board. Endeavoured to keep company with her and guide her into the Gut of Canso, shewing lights for that purpose during the night - lost sight of her before morning, supposed that she went into Louisburgh, Canso bearing west 20 miles. [GC]
11/26/1854	Lady Grey	Built St. Mary's Bay, P.E.I. by John & Wm. Hicken, Capt. Matthew Walker to Aust., Saunders, there to N.Z.	Arr. Nelson, New Zealand on 06/26/1855	Lady Grey was owned by William Brent, Gershorn Curtis, and John Locke, all of Charlottetown, and sailed with Mr. & Mrs. Brent and four children, and Mr. & Mrs. Curtis and four children, and John Hooper. Ship Data More Info!
00/00/1854	Alarm	Built Grand River, P.E.I.	New Zealand	Ship Data
00/00/1854	Gertrude	Built P.E.I.	New Zealand	Ship Data
05/10/1855	Isabella	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	PAPEI Acc 2353/345 10 May, 1855 - "First arrival from England, Mr. Duncan's ship "Isabella" & "Sir Alexander"" [GC]
05/10/1855	Sir Alexander	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	PAPEI Acc 2353/345 10 May, 1855 - "First arrival from England, Mr. Duncan's ship "Isabella" & "Sir Alexander"" - also - Islander Fri., 11 May, 1855, page 3: "Entered - May 10 bark Sir Alexander, Capt. Walsh, from Liverpool with goods to W.W. Lord & others" [GC]
05/11/1855	Isabel	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Islander Fri., 11 May, 1855, page 3: "Entered - May 10 bark Isabel, from Liverpool, goods to A. & J. Duncan & Co., and others" [GC]
06/27/1855	Sir Alexander	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	PAPEI Acc 2353/345 27 June 1855 - "Cleared - 27 June, 1855 "Sir Alexander" cleared from Charlottetown for London with timber for W.W. Lord" [GC]
10/12/1855	Sir Alexander	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner, October 15, 1855: "In the ship Majestic from Liverpool, G. Britain, Friday evening: Hon. W. W. Lord, Captains Beaton, James Atkinson, and Sleater; Messrs. A. Lord, Chas. McDonald, Chas. Stanfield, Watson, Bryson, and Frazer, and 23 in steerage (emigrants.)" [CG]
10/14/1855	James	St. John's, Newfoundland	P.E.I.	The Examiner, October 22, 1855: "Arrived at Georgetown, October 14, 64 hours from St. John's, Newfoundland, Brig James. Passengers: Dr. Straw, Mr. Withers, and 15 in the steerageB to Finlay McNeill ???" [CG]
10/13/1855	Majestic	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner, Mon. 15 Oct., 1855, page 3: " Entered - Oct. 13 ship Majestic, Walsh, Liverpool, G.B., with goods. PASSENGERS - In the ship Majestic from Liverpool, G.B., on Friday evening, Hon. W.W. Lord, Captains Beaton, James, Atkinson, and Sleator; Messrs. A. Lord, Chas. McDonald, Chas. Stanfield, Watson, Bryson and Fraser; and 23 steerage passengers (emigrants)". [GC]
10/22/1855	Ann Reddin	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner, October 22, 1855: "The barque Ann Reddin, owned by Dennis Reddin, Esq. arrived here on Monday last, after a passage of 25 days from Liverpool, G. Britain, with a general cargo. She will sail from Charlottetown about 10th November for Liverpool and will return in the spring. She has excellent accommodations for about 12 cabin passengers.B Adv." [CG]
10/23/1855	Sir Alexander	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Islander Fri., 26 Oct., 1855, page 2: "Entered - Oct. 23 bark Sir Alexander , Capt. Scott, from London, with goods" [GC]
11/03/1855	Sir Alexander	P.E.I.	Pictou	Islander Fri., 9 Nov., 1855, page 2: "Cleared - Nov 3, barque Sir Alexander, Capt. Snelling, for Pictou in ballast" [GC] The vessel may have overwintered in Pictou that winter. Its PEI registration was closed and it was sold in Shields the next year.
01/07/1856	Mary Louisa	P.E.I.	Clyde, G. Britain	The Examiner, January 7, 1856: "Sailed from Cascumpec, for the Clyde, Thursday last, the Brig Mary Louisa, Archibald McDonald, master, (with timber and deals) by Messrs. Gilman M. Ryder & Co., built by Mr. William Bell, Cascumpec, to class seven years." [CG]
05/26/1856	Malakoff	Bristol, G. Britain	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.	The Examiner, May 26, 1856: "Barque Malakoff, Martin, master, arrived in Richmond Bay, May 18, with some passengers and the masters and crews for 3 new vessels, to James Yeo, Esq., 31 days from Bristol." [CG]
05/12/1856	Majestic	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner Mon., 12 May, 1856, page 3: "PASSENGERS - In the ship Majestic -- the lady of the Hon. W.W. Lord, Miss Lee, Messrs. Artemas Lord, Richard and John Milford Captains Hobs, Atkinson, R. Walsh, and Mr. Frantz. There were also about a dozen steerage passengers." [GC]
10/10/1856	Isabel	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Islander 17 Oct., 1856 - "Passengers - In the bark Isabel, from Liverpool, on the 10th instant - Hon. T. H. Haviland, Miss Haviland, Miss Matilda Haviland and servant; Mr. and Mrs. Harris, five children and servant; Mr. and Mrs. Stretch, six children and servant; Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Hodgson, Mr. and Mrs. Gibson and family, and Mrs. Hogan." [GC]
05/18/1857	Majestic	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner Mon., 18 May, 1857, page 3: "PASSENGERS IN THE SHIP "MAJESTIC" - 1st Cabin -- Mrs. Barker and two children, Captain Bromley, Captain Lang, Mr. Nelson, Joseph Kaye, Captain Gorden, Allan Reid; 2nd Cabin -- Mr. J. Knight, wife and three children, Mr. Joseph Knipe, Mr. Griffiths and wife, Mr. J. Gibson." [GC]
05/18/1857	Mary Louisa	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Examiner May 18, 1857: "The Brig Mary Louisa," belonging to Gilman M Ryder & Co., of Cascumpec, P. E. I., sailed from the before named port on the 20th of December last, for Liverpool, England and has not since been heard of. The M. L. Was a very fine vessel of 239 N. M., and 289 O/M/. Built of Juniper, copper-fastened and launched at Cascumpec last fall - was laden with Hardwood Timber. The following are the names of the crew: - Archibald, Macdonald, Pictou, NS, Master; James Harding, Sedgewick, Me, U. S., Mate; David Currie, Kildare, P. E. I., Cook; Thomas Allison, New York, U. S., Seaman; Allan Morrison, Belfast, P.E.I., ditto; Nicholas Dewar, St. John=s, NF, ditto; Daniel Coffin, Cape Breton, ditto." [CG]
06/30/1857	Majestic	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Examiner June 30, 1857: "In the ship Majestic, for Liverpool, on the 25th instant - Hon. James Warburton, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Goodman, Miss Goodman; Messrs. J. B. Pollard and Lewis Avard." [CG]
10/05/1857	Majestic	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner Mon., 5 Oct., 1857, page 3: First fall ship from England. -- the fine ship Majestic, owned by Messrs. W.W. Lord & Co.; arrived this morning (Monday) from Liverpool, G.B. after a good run of thirty days. She has brought a general cargo of merchandise. PASSENGERS - In the ship Majestic, from Liverpool, G.B. -- the Lady of the Hon. P. Walker; ___ Edwards, Esq., Lady and five children, Mrs. Miller; Mr. J. Foster, wife and three children; Messrs. A. Lord, Wm. Yorster, J. Vaniderstine, Joseph Nelder, and P. Hughes; and six emigrants." [GC]
10/12/1857	Lark	Bermuda	P.E.I.	Examiner Oct 12, 1857: "In the Brig Lark, 9 days from Bermuda. Joseph C. Lightbourne, Esq., W. P. Nelmes, Esq. and Lady; Thomas Thies, Esq., Mr. Monk, Mrs. Penniston, and Master Arthur Haszard." [CG]
11/30/1857	Marian	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	Examiner 7 Dec., 1857: "Sailed from New London Nov. 30, Brigt. Marian, Hubbard, London, G.B., 5000 bushels of oats, - by Mr. Robert Orr." [CG]
05/31/1858	William Douse	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	The Examiner, May 31, 1858: "Passengers in the Barque William Douse for London, May 22 B William Douse, Esq., wife and 2 daughters and Master Frederick Douse; Mr. J. Roots, Mr. and Mrs. David Lawson, Jr., and others." [CG]
07/20/1858	Snow Drift	P.E.I.	New Zealand	Daily Examiner, March 22, 1858: "To sail direct for the Gold Diggings, Nelson, New Zealand. - The new first class Brigantine "SNOW DRIFT," DONALD McKAY, Commander, will sail for the above Port from Charlottetown, on or about the 20th of July next � is now fitting up expressly for a limited number of PASSENGERS. Passage money, including good and substantial provisions, �33 Sterling. The owner � a medical man� accompanying the Ship, with his family, will pay every attention to the health and comfort of the Passengers. For Passage or Freight, apply to the captain, Post Office, Charlottetown, (if by letter, post-paid.); or to Mr. James Morris, Merchant, Charlottetown. A few hands capable of working their passage, as seamen, or a Cook and steward, will be taken on such terms." [CG]
06/01/1858	Aurora	Liverpool, Eng	P.E.I.	The Islander, June 4, 1858: "The Barque AURORA from Liverpool, arrived off this harbour on Monday last, the 1st of June and after landing her passengers, proceeded on to Bedeque to her owner, James C. Pope, Esq., where she will discharge part of her cargo of Goods, And return to Charlottetown with the remainder. The Examiner, June 7, 1858: "In the Barque Aurora from Liverpool, June 1 - Hon. G. R. Goodman, Miss Caroline Goodman, Mrs. Harvey, son and servant, and Mr. John Douse." [CG]
07/21/1858	James Gibbs	Lamlast, Uigg, Isle of Skye	Charlottetown, P.E.I.	Dep. Lamlast, Uigg, Isle of Skye 05/26/1858, Capt. Knaggs. Perhaps the same ship mentioned below as Wm. Gibbs. Barque, 780 tons. Carried 300 settlers, about half of whom settled in what was to become Strathalbyn (Breadalbane 1888), Lot 67. Included MacDonald's, MacLure's, Buchanan's, Graham's, and MacKay's, among others. See Breadalbane CAP site History page. Also arriving aboard the vessel were John Stewart 60, his wife 58, Sons Malcolm 32, Charles 30, and daughters Catherine 23, and Mary 21 who settled in Caledonia West. See: Passenger's Contract Ticket. From Jean MacLean; The Islander 18 June 1858; "Lamlast, May 26 - Sailed, James Gibbs, Knash, for P. E. Island." and The Islander 26 July 1858; "The Bark 'James Gibb,' Knagg, master, from Uigg, Isle of Skye, Scotland, arrived here on the 21st instant, with 300 Emigrants, and their luggage." Also aboard the vessel on this crossing were Jean's ancestors, Malcolm Campbell and wife Sarah MacDonald and 7 children, who settled in Brooklyn, Lot 61. [CG] Relative of the Captain tells us the Captain's proper name was William Knaggs.
08/30/1858	Milo	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Examiner, 30 Aug., 1858: "Aug., 23 - Cleared, brigantine "Milo" CaptainMcMahon, for Liverpool, with timber." [CG]
10/27/1858	Annie	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.
11/15/1858	William Douse	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	The Examiner, November 15, 1858: "In the Bark William Douse to London, November 8 B Messrs. J. Douse, Commelera, Samuel Swabey and Joseph Bowley." [CG]
00/00/1858	Wm. Gibbs	Hebridies	P.E.I.	Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, lists this arrival, and states that the passengers included McKinnons & McLeans.
05/13/1859	Prince Edward Pass.	Built Summerside, P.E.I., 1858 Departed Charlottetown, P.E.I., Nov. 1858., Capt. Edward Nolan	Arriving Auckland, NZ.	Emm. to N.Z. Ship Data
07/21/1859	Gazelle	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Examiner: July 25, 1859: "In the barque Gazelle to Liverpool, July 21: Hon. W. W. Lord and Mr. William Goodwin." [CG]
11/27/1859	Gazelle	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Examiner: November 28, 1859: "Passengers in the Gazelle to Liverpool, Nov. 27: First Cabin: Stephen Swabey, Esq. Miss Swabey, Miss Watson, Mr. Wm. Lord, jun. for New Zealand, via London. Second Cabin: James Bassett, Alexander Bryson and William Bryson. " [CG]
05/08/1860	Garland	Bristol	P.E.I.	The Examiner: May 15, 1860: "The bark Garland, Holman Master, from Bristol with goods and crews for new vessels, arrived at Richmond Bay May 8, for Hon. James Yeo., G. Britain" [CG]
05/15/1860	Gazelle	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner: May 15, 1860: "In the barque Gazelle from Liverpool: 1st Cabin: Stephen Swabey, William W. Balls, John Lea, James Bassett. 2nd Cabin: Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Clibborn and two children, Mrs. McCann and daughter, Miss Connors; Messers. Ronald McDonald, and James McQuillan; Bridget Foy. First Mate was Chester Caffrey." - also - The Examiner, May 24, 1860: "Passengers on the Barque Gazelle, arrived May 21???, from Liverpool: Mrs. Heard, Miss Anne Heard, Mrs. Benjamin Davies, Mrs. Dixon, Miss Balfor, H. D. Martin, Esq. M. D." [CG]
06/19/1860	Ocean Bride	Bristol	P.E.I.	The Examiner: Oct 09, 1860: "Bark Garland, Kelly Master, from Bristol early in October, landed at Port Hill with crews for new vessels for Hon James Yeo." [CG]
10/09/1860	Garland	Bristol	P.E.I.	The Examiner: Oct 09, 1860: "Bark Garland, Kelly Master, from Bristol early in October, landed at Port Hill with crews for new vessels for Hon James Yeo." [CG]
10/29/1860	William Douse	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner: Oct 09, 1860: "The bark William Douse, R. Campbell, master, from London, arrived here Monday last...Passenger: Master Frederick Douse." [CG]
11/05/1860	Gazelle	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner: Nov 05, 1860: "Barque Gazelle, Captain R. Cameron, from Liverpool to Charlottetown, Nov. 9, passengers: 1st Class: Capt. Murchison, Messrs. S. Howatt and D. McDougall. 2nd Class: Miss C. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. James Groon, Mr. And Mrs. George Brenan, Mrs. and two Misses Brenan." [CG]
00/00/1860	Clara	Built Georgetown, P.E.I.	New Zealand	Ship Data
00/00/1860	Maggie	Built P.E.I.	New Zealand	Ship Data
05/06/1861	Gazelle	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner, May 6, 1861: "First arrival from Europe, the Barque Gazelle, W. W. Lord, owner, 30 days from Liverpool. Passengers: A. Mawley, J. Mawley, J. Stockman, Master Matthison, Captain Welsh, Neil Sutherland, Sarah Hughes." [CG]
08/05/1861	Prince Alfred	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Examiner, August 05, 1861: "In the Brig Prince Alfred for London: Daniel Davies, Esq., Mrs. Davies and daughter, Miss Margaret Cameron, Mr. Edward Robertson, of Newton, and daughter." [CG]
08/05/1861	Gazelle	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner, August 05, 1861: "Arrived: Barque Gazelle, R. Cameron, Master, from Liverpool, with general cargo for W. W. Lord & Co., and the following passengers: Messrs. Dalgleish, Hopwood, Calder, Messrs. J. W. Daniels, Joseph Davies, Adam Ness, and three in the steerage." [CG]
11/25/1861	Gazelle	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Examiner, November 25, 1861: "Passengers on the barque Gazelle for Liverpool: Mrs. George Wright, Miss Wright, Miss Haviland, Miss Jenkins, Mrs. Sutherland, Hon. Col. Swabey and servant, Mr. Thomas Swabey, Lieut. Clifton, F. W. Holes (?), Esq., Mr. John Lea, and Mr. Eveleth." [CG]
05/05/1862	Gazelle	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From diary published in newspaper (author unknown - details later): "3 May, 1862 - "Gazelle" arrived from Liverpool" [GC] - also - Daily Examiner, May 5, 1862: "May 3: Barque Gazelle, R. Cameron Master, owned by W. W. Lord & Co. Passengers: Mrs. Sutherland, 2 Misses Mullen, Mrs. Molesin, Messrs. J. Lea, McPhee, and seven in the steerage." [CG]
05/12/1862	Elizabeth	Londonderry, Ireland	P.E.I.	Daily Examiner, May 12, 1862: "On Tuesday last, the ship Elizabeth arrived from Londonderry; 22 days, 126 passengers, all in good health. Thirty went to the United States on the steamer Relief on Wednesday; 26 went to PEI via railroad and steamer. Remainder stayed in New Brunswick; from the Saint John N.B. Courier, May 3, 1862." [CG]
05/17/1862	Gazelle	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Examiner, May 19, 1862: "Sailed to Liverpool, May 17, on the bark Gazelle: David Miller, Esq., Mrs. Miller and Miss Miller; Mr. Morrison, James Griffith, wife and child." [CG]
06/06/1862	Malakoff	Bristol, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Daily Examiner, June 9, 1862: "Arrived at Port Hill a few days since, the Barque Malakoff, Holman, from Bristol with goods and crews for new ships of Hon. James Yeo." [CG]
08/06/1862	Gazelle	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	Daily Examiner, August 11, 1862: "Sailed August 6, Gazelle, R. Cameron, Master, for Liverpool; Messrs. H. E. Starbird, Alexander Smith." [CG]
08/20/1862	HMS Nile	Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Islander 20 Aug., 1862 - HMS Nile, 90 guns, Captain Barnard also HMS Medea arrived in Charlottetown harbour. [GC]
08/20/1862	HMS Medea	Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Islander 20 Aug., 1862 - HMS Nile, 90 guns, Captain Barnard also HMS Medea arrived in Charlottetown harbour. [GC]
11/10/1862	Gazelle	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	Daily Examiner, Nov. 24, 1862: "Sailed Nov. 10th for Liverpool: Gazelle, Miss McDonald, Miss Heard, Messrs. J. D. McDonald, J. McGilvary, J. Hughes, Allan Reed, J. McLean, wife and four children." [CG]
11/24/1862	Gazelle	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	Daily Examiner, Nov. 24, 1862: "Sailed Nov. 10th for Liverpool: Gazelle, Miss McDonald, Miss Heard, Messrs. J. D. McDonald, J. McGilvary, J. Hughes, Allan Reed, J. McLean, wife and four children." [CG]
12/12/1862	British Lady	P.E.I.	Belfast, Ireland	Daily Examiner, June 1, 1863: "The Brig British Lady, Captain Thomas Gorvin from PEI for Belfast, was lost on the Magdalen Islands on 7 December last, during a violent tempest and snow storm. The suffering of the crew was most intense. From 11 pm of the 7th until 5 am of the 8th, they were lashed to the vessel, the sea breaking over them, and everything around them a mass of ice. The crew consisted of 11 persons, 2 of whom were washed overboard, another two froze to death, and subsequently washed off the wreck. Six reached the shore by means of the deals which composed the ship's cargo, and one (the Captain) was washed off a plank on which he hoped to reach land and was drowned. Severely frost-bitten and overcome with exhaustion, the surviving sufferers had still to travel 7 miles before arriving at the nearest refuge, Gross Isle, where they were kindly received and sheltered by the Customs Officer. The names of those saved are: William Pellipaut (or Pellipant,) Henry Naylor, John Stewart, John Lawrence, William Hedden, Thomas Hamilton. Those lost are: Thomas Gorvin (Captain,) Charles Balkwall (carpenter,) Francis Bennet (cook,) Peter Vandallam, Alfred Cole, all of England." [CG]
05/25/1863	Gazelle	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Examiner, June 01, 1863 - "In the Gazelle, for Liverpool, May 25: two Misses Fitzgerald. Also, Mrs. McMullen, Mr. Stockman, Senior." [CG]
05/16/1863	Theresa	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner, June 01, 1863 - "From Liverpool, the Barque Theresa, Capt. Fraser, 42 days from Liverpool, Great Britain, with a general cargo of merchandise, arrived here Thursday last, May 16th. She experienced very heavy weather and lost her main topmast, by which she was delayed several days. She was also detained ten days in the ice, eastward of the Banks of Newfoundland. Passengers by her: Capt. Hicks, Capt. May, Mr. James E. Welsh, Mr. Munro and family, Master McKay." [CG]
05/26/1863	Theresa	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Examiner, Jun 01, 1863 - "In the Theresa for Liverpool, May 26: � Mr. and Mrs Trenaman, Messrs. James Peake, Mr. Stockman, sen., Mr. Stockman, jun., wife and child, and Martin Dunn." [CG]
11/26/1863	Persia	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Examiner, Nov 02, 1863 - "On the Bark Gazelle to Liverpool Irvine, Master, Nov. 2: Mr and Mrs. A. Lord and Miss Smith." [CG]
05/09/1864	Europa	Liverpool, G. Britain	Halifax, N.S.	The Examiner, May 9, 1864 - "In the Europa from Liverpool to Halifax for Charlottetown: Mr and Mrs. Heard, Mr and Mrs. A. Lord, Messrs. Room, Beer, Weeks." [CG]
05/23/1864	Gazelle	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner, May 23, 1864 - "In Barque Gazelle, Irving Master, from Liverpool, 44 days: Mrs. Cattord (or Cafford) and three children, Messrs. Smith, and McKenna, Capt. Egan, Messrs. James, Clark, Michael Bearney and John Bradley." [CG]
05/26/1864	Pakeha Pass.	Built New Glasgow, P.E.I., 1863 by Robert Orr, Departed Charlottetown, P.E.I., 12/23/1863, Capt. Alexander Campbell	Arriving Auckland, NZ.	Emm. to N.Z. Ship Data
05/30/1864	Superb	Liverpool, G. Britain	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.	The Examiner, May 30, 1864 - "The Bark Superb, Elliot, from Bristol, bound to Richmond Bay, to Mr. Yeo, called off Georgetown Harbour on Sunday last, having been unable, owing to large fields of ice, to get round the East Point of this Island. She sailed again for Richmond Bay on Monday morning, and was again unsuccessful in getting around the East Point. On Wednesday evening she was seen off Sea Cow Head on her way around the North Cape. The Superb has eighty hands on board, all told, Captains and Crews for new vessels." [CG]
11/14/1864	Undine	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Examiner, Nov 14, 1864 - "In the Undine for Liverpool - Mrs. Chanter, Miss Wright, 2 Misses Hobkirk, and Mr. Joseph Tomlin." [CG]
00/00/1864	Annie Howlan	Built P.E.I. by George William Howlan	New Zealand	Ship Data
05/18/1865	L. C. Owen	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Examiner, May 22, 1865 - "In the L. C. Owen to Liverpool, Thursday last: James Peake, Esq, and Mrs. and Miss McLaren of Georgetown." [CG]
06/10/1865	Export	P.E.I.	Hamilton, Bermuda	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "10 June, 1865 - "Export" brigantine of 143 tons, Capt. Angus Martin, for Hamilton, Bermuda, with lumber, meats" [GC]
07/10/1865	Undine	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner, July 10, 1865 - "Arrived today, Undine, 26 days from Liverpool: Miss Wright, Mrs. Steel, Miss Kickham, Capt.Salmon." [CG]
07/24/1865	Thomas Young	P.E.I.	Bermuda	Monitor 3 Aug., 1865: "Cleared 24 July, brig "Thomas Young", Capt. Young, for Bermuda with hay, oats, fish, poultry, lumber &c." [GC]
07/27/1865	Eleanor	P.E.I.	Hamilton, Bermuda	Ross's Weekly Thurs., 10 Aug., 1865: "CLEARED - Eleanor, Nelson, London, deal." [GC]
07/27/1865	L.C. Owen	P.E.I.	Hamilton, Bermuda	Ross's Weekly Thurs., 10 Aug., 1865: "CLEARED - Ship L.C. Owen, Fraser, Liverpool; deal." [GC]
11/26/1865	Persia	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Examiner, Nov 22, 1865 - "By steamer Persia to Liverpool, via Brule, Nov. 26, Hon. W. H. Pope, Colonial Secretary." [CG]
12/05/1865	Undine	Boston, Mass.	P.E.I.	The Herald, Wed. Dec. 6, 1865: The Bark UNDINE, Kickham, from Boston and the Gut of Canso, arrived here last evening. She takes in a cargo of Oats, and proceeds direct to Liverpool from this port. Should the Undine arrive home safe, she will have delivered eight cargoes during the present season - 6 to and from Liverpool & two to and from the United States. This is unprecedented in the history of P.E.Island.
00/00/1865	Ottawa	Built Bedeque, P.E.I.	New Zealand	Ship Data
05/30/1866	Ariadne	Glasgow, Scotland	P.E.I.	The Patriot, Saturday, June 2, 1866: "Entered, May 30 - Brigt. Ariadne, Cole, Glasgow, mer." - also same issue - "The Ariadne, Cole, from Glasgow, arrived here yesterday morning, after a pretty long passage, with a full cargo of goods for this port. The goods are being landed on first rate order." [GC]
05/30/1866	Magdeline	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Patriot, Saturday, June 2, 1866: "Cleared: May 30, Brigt. Magdeline, Furniss, Liverpool, G. B., deals, timber, &c."
07/20/1866	David Cannon	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	The Examiner, July 30, 1866: "On David Cannon to Liverpool, Mr. L. H. Davies, Barrister, to go to London to be admitted as an Attorney of the Supreme Court of Prince Edward Island." [CG]
00/00/1866	Albion	Built Pisquid, P.E.I.	New Zealand	Ship Data
00/00/1866	Astarte/Bismark/ Bobycito	Built Egmont Bay, P.E.I.	New Zealand	Ship Data
05/15/1868	City of Cork	Halifax, Nova Scotia	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Examiner, May 18, 1868: "Steamer City of Cork: Rev. Thomas Duncan, of St. James Church of this City, from Halifax to Liverpool, Friday, May 15, 1868." [GC]
05/29/1868	Western Queen	Bristol, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner, Jun 08 1868: "Bark Western Queen, Lea Master, from Bristol, arrived at Port Hill May 29 with Captains and Crews for 5 new vessels." [CG]
06/13/1868	Prioress	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "13 June, 1865 - "Prioress'" barque of 561 tons, Capt. Jas. B. Baird, for Liverpool" [GC]
07/08/1868	HMS Doris	Mirimachi	P.E.I.	Herald 8 July, 1868, page 3: "Her Majesty's War Vessel (screw) Doris, Capt. Henry Carr Lynn, 24 guns and 490 men, arrived in Charlottetown Harbour from Miramichi, yesterday evening. The Doris is engaged in protecting the fisheries. She will remain in this port some time." - also - Examiner Mon., 18 July, 1868, page 3: "H.M.S. Doris arrived in this Port on the 8th inst. She is a fine frigate of twenty-five guns and her crew numbers 490 men. Those of our towns- men who have visited this ship are delighted with the kindness of the officers and the civility and hospitality of the men. Many of the tars and marines are to be seen in the streets every day some of them in a slightly elevated state of mind, but a better looking, jollier or more generous set of fellows never wasted their hard earned sovereigns ashore. However, the grog shops are not the only places where these sailors spend their money. We were much pleased to see some three or four of them in Harvies Bookstore, making some rather extensive investments in light literature. One bright looking lad had bought a complete set of Cooper's Novels, and when we left the shop they had not completed their purchases." [GC]
09/02/1868	USS Hugh McCulloch	U.S.A.	P.E.I.	Herald, 2 Sep., 1868 - "Arr Charlottetown, 29 Aug., USS Hugh McCulloch, Capt., Meryman, USN, with large US Congressional Committee aboard; anchored off Lord's Wharf" [GC]
10/27/1868	Sylvan	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "27 Oct., 1868 - "Sylvan" brigantine of 143 tons, Capt. Angus Martin, for Liverpool" [GC]
10/31/1868	Evelyn	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "31 Oct., 1868 - "Evelyn" brigantine of 198 tons, Capt. Roderick McRae, for Plymouth" [GC]
10/31/1868	Kate	P.E.I.	Londonderry, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "31 Oct., 1868 - "Kate" schooner of 89 tons, Capt. Richard Moran, for Londonderry, Ireland" [GC]
11/02/1868	Alice Myrick	P.E.I.	Cuba	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "02 Nov., 1868 - "Alice Myrick" schooner of 133 tons, Capt. F.F. Kelsey, for Cuba" [GC]
11/11/1868	Czarina	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "11 Nov., 1868 - "Czarina" brigantine of 195 tons, Capt. Owen Evans, for London, with lumber, oats for Robert Longworth" [GC]
11/12/1868	M. J. McMillan	P.E.I.	Bermuda	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "12 Nov., 1868 - "M.J. McMillan" schooner of 81 tons, Capt. John J. Porter, for Bermuda" [GC]
11/12/1868	Thrasher	P.E.I.	Bermuda	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "12 Nov., 1868 - "Thrasher" schooner of 59 tons, Capt. Simmons, for Bermuda" [GC]
11/13/1868	George H. Peake	P.E.I.	Queenstown, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "13 Nov., 1868 - "George H. Peake" brig of 263 tons, Capt. Richard Welsh, for Queenstown, Ireland" [GC]
11/14/1868	Penguin	P.E.I.	Bermuda	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "14 Nov., 1868 - "Penguin" schooner of 86 tons, Capt. William Jenkins, for Bermuda" [GC]
11/17/1868	Volant Photo	P.E.I.	Glasgow, Scotland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "17 Nov., 1868 - "Volant" brigantine of 193 tons, Capt. Allan Finlayson, for Glasgow" [GC]
11/20/1868	Talba	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "20 Nov., 1868 - "Talba" brig of 204 tons, Capt. Campbell, for Liverpool" [GC]
11/21/1868	Arabian	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "21 Nov., 1868 - "Arabian" brigantine of 216 tons, Capt. John Salmond, for London" [GC]
11/21/1868	Amphion	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "21 Nov., 1868 - "Amphion" brig of 274 tons, Capt. D.A. McDonald, for London" [GC]
11/24/1868	Aladdin	P.E.I.	Swansea, Wales	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "24 Nov., 1868 - "Aladdin" brigantine of 198 tons, Capt. George A. McLeod, for Swansea, Wales" [GC]
11/25/1868	Island Home	P.E.I.	Bermuda	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "25 Nov., 1868 - "Island Home" schooner of 89 tons, Capt. George F. Mutch, for Barbadoes" [GC]
11/26/1868	George	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "26 Nov., 1868 - "George" brigantine of 202 tons, Capt. Angus Brown, for Liverpool" [GC]
11/28/1868	Mary E. Long	P.E.I.	Havana, Cuba	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "28 Nov., 1868 - "Mary E. Long" schooner of 242 tons, Capt. A.W. Hardy, for Havana" [GC]
11/28/1868	Hitena	P.E.I.	Queenstown, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "28 Nov., 1868 - "Hitena" brigantine of 153 tons, Capt. John McDonald, for Queenstown" [GC]
11/30/1868	Pleades	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "30 Nov., 1868 - "Pleades" brigantine of 199 tons, Capt. David Irving, for Liverpool" [GC]
12/01/1868	Cambria	P.E.I.	Queenstown, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "01 Dec., 1868 - "Cambria" brigantine of 199 tons, Capt. William Fitzpatrick for Queenstown" [GC]
12/01/1868	Tasso	P.E.I.	London, England	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "01 Dec., 1868 - "Tasso" brigantine of 198 tons, Capt. James Furness, for London" [GC]
12/01/1868	Clara Novello	P.E.I.	Queenstown, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "01 Dec., 1868 - "Clara Novello" barque of 512 tons, Captain Lancelot Tate Taggart, for Queenstown" [GC]
12/02/1868	Swift	P.E.I.	Queenstown, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "02 Dec., 1868 - "Swift" brig of 197 tons, Capt. Rowland Jones, for Queenstown" [GC]
12/02/1868	Pearl	P.E.I.	Queenstown, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "02 Dec., 1868 - "Pearl" brigantine of 195 tons, Capt. John McCormack, for Queenstown" [GC]
00/00/1868	Cyrus	Built Enmore R., P.E.I.	New Zealand	Ship Data
05/03/1869	Sir Robert Hodgson	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "03 May, 1869 - "Sir Robert Hodgson" brig of 203 tons, Capt. Richard Welsh, for London" [GC]
05/07/1869	A. J. Stone	P.E.I.	Bermuda	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "07 May, 1869 - "A.J. Stone" schooner 57 tons, Capt. David May, for Bermuda" [GC]
05/08/1869	Belle	P.E.I.	Bristol Channel, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "08 May, 1869 - "Belle" brigantine of 194 tons, Capt. George Smith, for Bristol Channel" [GC]
05/19/1869	Express	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "19 May, 1869 - "Express" barque of 373 tons, Capt. John Gillis, for Liverpool" [GC]
05/24/1869	Duncan	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "24 May, 1869 - "Duncan" ship of 596 tons, Capt. D.A. McInnis, for Liverpool" [GC]
05/25/1869	Alice Myrick	P.E.I.	Barbadoes	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "25 May, 1869 - "Alice Myrick" schooner of 133 tons, Capt. Francis Gallant, for Barbadoes" [GC]
05/26/1869	George	P.E.I.	Penith Roads, Wales	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "26 May, 1869 - "George" brigantine of 202 tons, Capt. Allan Finlayson, for Penith Roads, Wales" [GC]
05/27/1869	Statira	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "27 May, 1869 - "Statira" steamer of 632 tons, Capt. G.T. Martin, for London" [GC]
06/07/1869	Ringdove	P.E.I.	Bridgewater, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "07 June, 1869 - "Ringdove" brigantine of 153 tons, Capt. John W. James, for Bridgewater, GB" [GC]
06/08/1869	Leila Alice	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "08 June, 1869 - "Lelia Alice" barque of 309 tons, Capt. Roderick McRae, for London" [GC]
06/08/1869	Royal Arch	P.E.I.	Barbadoes	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "08 June, 1869 - "Royal Arch" schooner of 86 tons, Capt. Michael Cassidy, for Barbadoes" [GC]
06/16/1869	Ariel	P.E.I.	St. Pierre	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "16 June, 1869 - "Ariel" schooner of 87 tons, Capt. Richard Moran, for St. Pierre" [GC]
06/22/1869	Diadem	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "22 June, 1869 - "Diadem" brigantine of 153 tons, Capt. James Walsh, for Liverpool" [GC]
06/25/1869	Arabian	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "25 June, 1869 - "Arabian" brigantine of 216 tons, Capt. John Salmond, for London" [GC]
09/02/1869	Evelyn	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Inward: "02 Sep., 1869 - "Evelyn" brigantine of 198 tons, Capt. James Furness from Plymouth" [GC]
07/08/1870	S.S. Druid	Quebec	P.E.I.	Islander 8 July, 1870: "John A. Macdonald, wife Agnes and daughter arrived at Pope's Wharf on the S.S. "Druid" from Quebec" [GC]
09/14/1870	Napoleon III	P.E.I.	Quebec?	Islander 16 Sep., 1870: "John A. Macdonald & party left Charlottetown 14 Sep., on the "Napoleon III" after recuperating from a gall bladder attack at Falconwood." [GC]
05/08/1871	Maiele	Swansea, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner, Jun 05 1871: "June 5, 1871, Monday: Arrived at Bideford, Lot 12, May 25, 1871, brigantine Maiele (?) From Swansea, G. B., 46 days, merchandise and crew for new vessels for Hon. William Richards." [CG]
05/08/1871	James Duncan	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Examiner, Aug 14 1871: "Arrived, Friday last, August 10, ship James Duncan, Kickham Master, from Liverpool: Rev. James McCall, Mr. Kitts, Mr. Roche, Mrs. Beaton." - ship built a few mothns previous on P.E.I. - The Examiner, Apr 14, 1871: "April 24, 1871: New ship, James Duncan, 765 tons, Kickham, Master, for James Duncan & Co., built by J. F McKay, Esq. Bay Fortune, intended for trade between here and Liverpool, G. B." [CG]
10/05/1871	Leila Alice	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Semiweekly Patriot 5 Oct., 1871: "Barque Lelia Alice, with a cargo of general merchandise arrived yesterday morning from Liverpool, G.B. making the run in 18 days. This vessel is owned by Peake Bros. & Co." [CG]
10/07/1871	HMS Fly		P.E.I.	7 Oct., 1871 - arrived at Charlottetown, H M S "Fly"; this vessel departed 10 Oct., 1871 [CG]
10/09/1871	HMS Royal Alfred		P.E.I.	9 Oct., 1871 - arrived at Charlottetown, H M S "Royal Alfred", Admiral Fanshawe, crew of 750; this vessel departed 12 Oct., 1871 [CG]
10/10/1871	HMS Fly	P.E.I.		7 Oct., 1871 - arrived at Charlottetown, H M S "Fly"; this vessel departed 10 Oct., 1871 [CG]
10/12/1871	HMS Royal Alfred	P.E.I.		9 Oct., 1871 - arrived at Charlottetown, H M S "Royal Alfred", Admiral Fanshawe, crew of 750; this vessel departed 12 Oct., 1871 [CG]
10/28/1871	James Duncan	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Semiweekly Patriot 28 Oct., 1871: "The ship James Duncan, Kickham, 29 days from Liverpool, with a general cargo, arrived yesterday. The Capt. reports strong westerly winds for the last 25 days of the journey. He lost his compass and a man was washed from the wheel, but was rescued." [CG]
00/00/1874	Elizabeth	Built Egmont Bay, P.E.I. by Angus McMillan	New Zealand	Ship Data
00/00/1874	Lizzie Cameron	Built Souris West, P.E.I. by James McLaughlin	Owned by James Duncan, Robert R. Hodgson, and John F. Robertson	Foundered 1882 in collision with iceburg, 150 Miles E. of Nfld.
06/05/1875	Hollywood	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	Semi-Weekly Patriot Sat., 5 June, 1875, page 3: "Steamer Prince Edward for Liverpool; Mrs. Lemuel Owen, Master C. Owen, Miss Robertson, Professor Anderson, Mr. Ambrose Brown, Mr. McColl, Mr. Dunlop, Capt. L. J. Westaway." [GC]
09/20/1875	Prince Edward	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Examiner, September 20, 1875: "Steamer Prince Edward for Liverpool; Mrs. Lemuel Owen, Master C. Owen, Miss Robertson, Professor Anderson, Mr. Ambrose Brown, Mr. McColl, Mr. Dunlop, Capt. L. J. Westaway ." [CG]
00/00/1875	Northern Star	Built Port Hill, P.E.I. by James Yeo	New Zealand	Ship Data
00/00/1876	Lapwing	Built Murray Hbr. P.E.I. by Davies & McFadyen	New Zealand	Ship Data
00/00/1877	Progress	Built Egmont Bay, P.E.I. by Angus McMillan	New Zealand	Ship Data
00/00/1878	Annabell	Built Souris, P.E.I. by James Keefe	New Zealand	Ship Data
00/00/1878	Devonport	Built Georgetown, P.E.I. by Joseph Fairchild	New Zealand	Ship Data
00/00/1878	Ethel Blanche	England	P.E.I.	Barquentine, Known Pass. Maj. Charles Leigh and wife Fanny (Peake) Leigh. (P & P of PEI, pg. 545). Also mentioned in Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut.
00/00/1878	Key/Quay		P.E.I.	Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, lists this arrival, and states that the passengers included Miss Margaret Taylor and John Matthews as passengers.
05/24/1879	Ethel Blanche	P.E.I.	Rouen, France	The Examiner, May 24, 1879, "The Ethel Blanche, Chas. Gould, Captain, sailed for Rouen, France today: Major Bertwhistle and Mrs. Bertwhistle, and Miss Clara Mountjoy." [CG]
09/03/1879	Nyanza	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Examiner, May 24, 1879, "September 3, Brig Nyanza, owned by Mr. M. Foley to Liverpool: Messrs. John Longworth and Thomas McQuaid." [CG]
00/00/1879	Parnell	Built Alberton, P.E.I.	New Zealand	Ship Data
10/24/1882	Alfred	Clare Castle, Ireland	Capt. William James Stephenson - Miriamchi, NB., Wrecked off North Cape, PEI.	Ship Data
00/00/1884	Indiana	Built P.E.I. by A. McMillan [Angus?]	New Zealand	Ship Data
07/18/1886	Miramichi	Montreal, Quebec	Charlottetown	The steamship Miramichi arrived at Charlottetown 18 July, 1886 from Montreal with passengers unnamed and left with freight to return to Montreal the same day. She was a regular caller at Charlottetown. She was a sidewheel steamer confiscated from the Confederate Govt. after the Civil War and sold. She was originally the CSS Bat, built 1864 and captured 10 Oct., 1864; renamed the Teazer until 1872; then renamed Mirimachi, and was broken up in 1902. She made her final trip between Charlottetown and Montreal in 1895 and was replaced on that route by the S.S. Campana which was also owned by the Quebec Steamship Co. The Campana arr. in Charlottetown for the first time 12 July, 1895. Captain Baquet and the crew of the Miramichi took over the Campana. [GC]
06/30/1887	HMS Canada	Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Examiner 2 July, 1887: "H M S "Canada", Captain Beaumont, arrived 30 June, 1887 and stayed for several days. She fired a salute of 50 guns to celebrate the Jubilee" [GC]
07/18/1887	Minerve	French Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Examiner 21 July, 1887: "French warship "Minerve" Admiral Vignes, arrived 18 July, 1887 and departed for Quebec on 21 July, 1887" [GC]
07/26/1892	HMS Pylades	Montreal, Quebec	PEI.	Island Guardian 27 Oct 1892, page 7 - "HMS Pylades, Capt James B. Young arrived at Charlottetown 26 July, 1892 from Montreal; 1042 tons, crew of 160" [GC]
08/18/1893	HMS Blake	Naval Ship	Pownal Wharf, Charlottetown, PEI.	Islander, 18 Aug., 1893 the HMS Blake, Admiral Hopkins anchored off Pownal wharf and remained in the harbour for several days. [GC]
08/18/1900	HMS Crescent	Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Daily Examiner 12 July, 1900: HMS Crescent of 7,000 tons, Vice Admiral Frederick Bedford; HMS Tribune, & HMS Quail arrived at Charlottetown for visit of several days. [GC]
08/19/1900	HMS Tribune	Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Daily Examiner 12 July, 1900: HMS Crescent of 7,000 tons, Vice Admiral Frederick Bedford; HMS Tribune, & HMS Quail arrived at Charlottetown for visit of several days. [GC]
08/19/1900	HMS Quail	Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Daily Examiner 12 July, 1900: HMS Crescent of 7,000 tons, Vice Admiral Frederick Bedford; HMS Tribune, & HMS Quail arrived at Charlottetown for visit of several days. [GC]
09/06/1902	HMS Ariadne	Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Daily Examiner 8 Sep., 1902 - HMS Ariadne & HMS Indefatigable arrive 6 Sep., 1902 at Charlottetown for short visit. Vice Admiral Douglas & officers entertained at Government House ball. [GC]
09/06/1902	HMS Indefatigable	Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Daily Examiner 8 Sep., 1902 - HMS Ariadne & HMS Indefatigable arrive 6 Sep., 1902 at Charlottetown for short visit. Vice Admiral Douglas & officers entertained at Government House ball. [GC]
09/17/1903	HMS Ariadne	Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Daily Examiner 17 Sep., 1903: "Arrived 17 Sep fom Quebec, HMS Ariadne of 11000 tons, 700 men, Admiral Archibald Lucius Douglas, flagship of the North American Station accompanied by HMS Tribune of 350 men & HMS Retribution of 3600 tons, Capt. Herbert Lyon. All 3 ships departed for Halifax 19 Sep., 1903" [GC]
09/17/1903	HMS Tribune	Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Daily Examiner 17 Sep., 1903: "Arrived 17 Sep fom Quebec, HMS Ariadne of 11000 tons, 700 men, Admiral Archibald Lucius Douglas, flagship of the North American Station accompanied by HMS Tribune of 350 men & HMS Retribution of 3600 tons, Capt. Herbert Lyon. All 3 ships departed for Halifax 19 Sep., 1903" [GC]
09/17/1903	HMS Restitution	Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Daily Examiner 17 Sep., 1903: "Arrived 17 Sep fom Quebec, HMS Ariadne of 11000 tons, 700 men, Admiral Archibald Lucius Douglas, flagship of the North American Station accompanied by HMS Tribune of 350 men & HMS Retribution of 3600 tons, Capt. Herbert Lyon. All 3 ships departed for Halifax 19 Sep., 1903" [GC]
10/23/1903	HMS Alert	Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Examiner 23 Oct., 1903: "Arrived 22 Oct., 1903 from Halifax HMS "Alert", Commander L. E. Power, sloop of 960 tons, 100 men, carried six 4'' guns; had been stationed in Nfld. on fishery service; will sail 25 Oct., for Jacksonville, Florida" [GC]
09/04/1905	HMS Berwick	Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Guardian 5 Sept., 1905 - HMS Berwick, Capt. C N Dare, of 9,800 tons & HMS Cornwall, Capt. C H Robertson, of 9,800 tons arrived at Charlottetown from Quebec on 4 Sep., 1905 and were to sail from Charlottetown on 12 Sep., 1905 [GC]
09/04/1905	HMS Cornwall	Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Guardian 5 Sept., 1905 - HMS Berwick, Capt. C N Dare, of 9,800 tons & HMS Cornwall, Capt. C H Robertson, of 9,800 tons arrived at Charlottetown from Quebec on 4 Sep., 1905 and were to sail from Charlottetown on 12 Sep., 1905 [GC]
07/20/1906	Chasseloup-Laubat	French Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Examiner 20 July, 1906: "2nd class French Navy cruiser "Chasseloup-Laubat" of 4000 tons, Capt. Rouvyer, arrived at Charlottetown [from Sydney, N.S.]" [GC]
08/13/1906	HMS Dominion	Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Examiner 13 Aug, 1906: :HMS Dominion, battleship of 16,350 tons, built 1905, Capt. Chas. E. Kingsmill arrived at Charlottetown on 12 July; ship's band gave concert on Queen Square 14 Aug.; left for Quebec 16 Aug. Said to be the 2nd largest ship in the British Navy." [GC]
06/12/1911	HMCS Niobe	Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Examiner 12 & 23 June, 1911: 12 June, 1911 - "Arr cruiser HMCS "Niobe" Capt. McDonald, of 11000 tons to celebrate the coronation of George V at Charlottetown." [GC]
08/13/1911	CGS Canada	Naval Ship	Charlottetown, PEI.	Examiner 30 June, 1911: 29 June, 1911 - "Arr CGS "Canada" 900 tons, flagship of Fisheries Protective Service, Capt. C J Stewart; built 1904" [GC]
05/31/1913	HMS Cumberland	Halifax, N.S.	Charlottetown, PEI.	HMS Cumberland, Captain Smith arrived at Charlottetown 31 May, 1913 from Halifax and left on 3 June, bound for Quebec. The youthful Prince Albert was aboard and visited Government House. Prince Albert was the future George VI [GC]
06/00/1913	Polar Star		P.E.I.	Owned by Charles Lyons, merchant, Charlottetown, built 1872, Brooklyn, N.S., schooner, Length 74 ft., Width, 22 ft., Depth 8 ft., Gross tonnage 76, Net tonnage 71, reg. tonnage 76. Foundered off Point Prim in June 1913. Examiner, June 11 1913, pg. 1: Foundered with loss of the lives of Capt. Fred Cormier, Andrew MacDonald, and Henry Bushie. [GC], ship data from ACSP database.
06/10/1916	Julie	Lisbon, Portugal	Charlottetown, P.E.I.	Guardian 10 June, 1916: "THE TRICOLOR IN PORT. -- From far away Lisbon in Portugal, the small topsail schooner "Julie" flying the tri-color of France at her peak arrived in Charlottetown early yesterday morning. The "Julie" is a vessel of 107 tons and brings a cargo of salt for Carvell Bros. Her crew, consisting of seven or eight persons are all French speaking people. Two of them are mere boys. That the square sails on the foremast are a great boon to a vessel of the kind is shown by the fact that the schooner made the voyage in the quick time of 26 days, not withstanding the fact that some eight or nine of these days were very foggy. The vessels cargo arrived in first class condition. [GC]
04/09/1964	The Sullivans		P.E.I.	4 Sept., 1964 - USS destroyer "The Sullivans" built 1943 dep. Charlottetown after courtesy visit for 1964 centennial; (Guardian 4 Sep, 1964, p 3)

¹"The beginning of December 1849 they set sail from Souris, P.E.I. for California. Mr. Cooper [William Cooper] was the captain with all his family and a number of passengers, the ship carried about twenty-six people. --- After a long and uneventful voyage they arrived in July 1850 in San Francisco Bay where they dropped anchor for the first time in seven months. --- sell the vessel the Good Packet for one third her value."
The grammar is a bit stilted but the story is of William Cooper who returned to P.E.I. later in life but whose family stayed on in California. Son J.W. Cooper returned to P.E.I. to marry (I believe his third wife, Lydia Webster) and then again took her to California in 1876. Contributed by John Russel.

While some Newfoundland sailings to P.E.I. are included here, we have information on many more sailings to P.E.I. from other Maritime Provinces, Newfoundland, and to and from Boston, as well as indexes to most RG-9 Customs House Records on our "Ships Page"! I have decided to keep the bulk of these separate to keep this database from getting cluttered by these sailings, and to keep this database primarily for International sailings! RG-9 listings on that page include Maritime, International, and Newfoundland sailings. Maritime Passenger lists on that page will also show the passengers we have come across so far for sailings within the Maritimes. All international sailings from the Customs House and newspaper records we have, have been included in this database.

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