Category:Marion Josiah (ship, 1892)
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English: Marion Josiah was a full-rigged four-masted steel-hulled ship[1] or barque,[2] built in 1892 by Charles Connell & Co Glasgow (yard No 191), for Rogers & Co, Glasgow. The company was called the Marion Line after Marion Roger, wife of the owner Josiah Roger.[3]
In 1910 the ship was renamed Tijuca, the favourite name of her then owners Messrs AD Borde, the principal French sailing ship company. A German U-boat sank her in 1917.
Media in category "Marion Josiah (ship, 1892)"
The following 12 files are in this category, out of 12 total.
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Marion Josiah at anchor PRG-1373-15-66.jpg 973 × 668; 153 KB
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Marion Josiah H99 220 3294.jpg 709 × 548; 88 KB
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Marion Josiah sharp upon starboard tack H99 220 3109.jpg 1,000 × 632; 116 KB
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Marion Josiah under sail PRG-1373-15-65.jpg 951 × 593; 151 KB
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MARION JOSIAH.jpg 500 × 302; 39 KB
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Tijuca ex Marion Josiah - Bordes Line - on deck 1915.jpg 700 × 532; 177 KB
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Tijuca ex Marion Josiah dismasted Buenos Aires WW1 loss U151.jpg 426 × 640; 37 KB
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Tijuca ex Marion Josiah H33 220 4404A 7067987 cropped.tif 3,896 × 4,151; 17.99 MB
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Tijuca ex Marion Josiah H33 220 4404A 7067987.jpg 751 × 895; 160 KB
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Tijuca ex Marion Josiah H33 220 4404A 7067987.tif 4,071 × 4,870; 23.55 MB
