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Mona's Isle (1860) |
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Later names |
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1883 |
Ellan Vannin |
Builder: |
Tod & McGregor Glasgow, Scotland |
Keel Laid: |
N/A |
Launched: |
April 10, 1860 |
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Year Built: |
1860 |
Completed: |
N/A |
Fate: |
Sunk Dec. 3, 1909 in a storm. Wreck later blown up because it was a navigational hazard. Location: Mersey Bar, 13 miles northwest of Liverpool, England. (53.32N - 03.16W) No survivors, all 14 passengers and 21 crew killed. |
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Owners: |
Isle of Man Steam Packet Company Douglas, Isle of Man |
Dimensions and machinery |
Length: |
226' 4" |
Engines: |
reciprocating |
Beam: |
22' 2" |
Hull: |
Iron |
Across wheels: |
N/A |
HP: |
600 |
Wheel Diameter: |
N/A |
Speed: |
12.5 knots (b) |
Draft: |
10' 7" (depth of hull) |
Funnels: |
1 |
Tons: |
339 GRT (a) |
Masts: |
2 |
Crew: |
14 |
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Passengers: |
300 |
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Builders notes: |
(a): 375 tons after 1883 rebuild. |
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(b): Speed after 1883 rebuild. |
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Captains
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From
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To
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Name
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Dec. 3, 1909 |
James Teare (at time of loss) |
Notes |
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1883: |
Rebuilt as twin screw steamer and renamed Ellan Vannin. |
Builder's Data |
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Page published Apr. 13, 2007 |