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Henry Brand

Names and owners

Year	Name	Owner
1868	Henry Brand	Richard Young
1872	Henry Brand	James Ledger Hill

Fate

Arrived for breaking in July 1907.

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Henry Brand - a general history

Official No. 62756: Code Letters HLFP.

Owners: 1868 Richard Young, Wisbech: Strong & Scott, Cardiff: 1872 James Ledger Hill & Co, Southampton (later became Southampton SS Coal & Patent Fuel Co)

Masters: 1869-71 R Egleton: 1872 T Lowe: 1873-75 Hiram Parish: 1876-78 William Chatwin, South Shields: 1879-81 Henry Coombs, Woolston: 1881-82 John Sealey, Southampton: 1883 Watson: 1885-1900 John Sealey: 1900-01 Andrew Scott, Cardiff: 1901-07 Brodie Philip.

20 January 1869 sailed from Liverpool for Genoa

Voyages: 1873; 15 between Southampton & Cardiff, 2 between Portsmouth & Cardiff, 1 between Hamburg & Cardiff; 1874 Cardiff, Newport, Havre, Hamburg & the Tyne; 1876 Cardiff, Rouen, Dieppe & Havre; 1877 Southampton, Cardiff, Sunderland , Hamburg & Brest; 1878-1909 similar routes & coastal

Bound for Southampton with a cargo of coal the Henry Brand was anchored in the Penarth Roads on 22 January 1890 when, owing to the force of the very high tide, the steamer Lord Derby collided with her. The collision carried away the stern of the Henry Brand & she was beached on the ebb tide & later towed to Cardiff for repair.

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