Category:Success (ship, 1840)

Success 

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Instance of	sailing ship shipwreck (–1946)
Country of registry	United States of America
Service entry	1840
Service retirement	4 July 1946
Beam	8.1 m
Draft	6.8 m
Length	35.7 m
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Ship[edit]

• Type: Fullrigged ship
• Design by:
• Order date:
• Built by: Natmoo, Tenasserim, Burma
• Yard No:
• Material: Wood, built of teak
• Keel laid:
• Launch date:
• Date of completion: 1840
• Length over all: 35.8 m
• LPP: m
• Beam: 8.1 m
• Draught: 6.9 m
• GRT: 621
• DWT:
• NET:
• Sail area:
• Speed: kn

History[edit]

• 1840 Named: SUCCESS for Cockerell & Co., Calcutta. Employed in the Indian country trade. Flag: India
• 1842 Sold to Frederick Mangus & Co., London. A female bust had taken the place of the original scroll figurehead. Employed in the Australian emmigrant [sic] trade.
• 1845 Sold to Wm. Phillips & Wm. H. Tiplady, London.
• 1852 The crew subsequently deserted her for the goldfields while at anchor in Corio Bay, Geelong.
• 1852 Sold to the Victorian State Government, Melbourne, and her certificate of registry cancelled. Hulked and fitted with cells and used as a temporary gaol while the shore facilities were being built.
• 1857 Used as a reformatory ship for seamen.
• 1885 Sank in the Sydney harbour.
• 1891 Raised and sold to a syndicate which fitted out the ship as a convict hulk. Toured the Australian coast exhibiting her as the "convict ship".
• 1896 moored above the Victoria Bridge, Brisbane.
• 1912 Re-rigged as a barquentine at the Glasson Dock. Sailed from Liverpool under command of Captain D.H. Smith to Boston, MA
• 1918 Fitted out as a merchant ship and equipped with an oil engine. Sank off Carrollton due to ice damage.
• 04.07.1946 Burned at Lake Erie Cove, Cleveland, OH, while being dismantled for her teak.