Nicholas Peppas
09-09-2009, 08:03
Here is another little known vessel that graced the Greek Seas under Greek and British ownership, the Ceylon.
Name Tons Change Starke Ref. Main Owner
LADY INA 311 V1891 #307 J.Anderson
CEYLON 311 1892 V1891 #307 British Govt
MYRIOPHITON 311 1920 V1891 #307 Kallias & Teryazos
IDNo: 1098647 Year: 1891
Name: LADY INA Launch Date: 9.5.91
Type: Yacht Date of completion: 6.91
Flag: GBR Keel:
Tons: 311 Link: 1625
DWT: Yard No: 107
Length overall: Ship Design:
LPP: 52.6 Country of build: GBR
Beam: 7.3 Builder: Ramage & Ferguson
Material of build: Location of yard: Leith
Number of screws/Mchy/ Speed(kn): 1C-
Owner as Completed: J.Anderson, Glasgow
Subsequent History: 92 CEYLON - 20 MYRIOPHITON
Disposal Data: wrk 12nm below Sukhumi 3.22
She was built in 1891 as a yacht named Lady Ina at Ramage & Ferguson at Leith, close to Edinburgh
Lady Ina when she was launched in 1891
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She became Ceylon in 1892 and lasted with this name 28 years, when she was sold to Teryazos and named Myriophyton
She was wrecked 12 miles south of Sukhumi (today's Georgia) in March 1922.
Here is a nice schedule from April 12, 1919
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Name Tons Change Starke Ref. Main Owner
LADY INA 311 V1891 #307 J.Anderson
CEYLON 311 1892 V1891 #307 British Govt
MYRIOPHITON 311 1920 V1891 #307 Kallias & Teryazos
IDNo: 1098647 Year: 1891
Name: LADY INA Launch Date: 9.5.91
Type: Yacht Date of completion: 6.91
Flag: GBR Keel:
Tons: 311 Link: 1625
DWT: Yard No: 107
Length overall: Ship Design:
LPP: 52.6 Country of build: GBR
Beam: 7.3 Builder: Ramage & Ferguson
Material of build: Location of yard: Leith
Number of screws/Mchy/ Speed(kn): 1C-
Owner as Completed: J.Anderson, Glasgow
Subsequent History: 92 CEYLON - 20 MYRIOPHITON
Disposal Data: wrk 12nm below Sukhumi 3.22
She was built in 1891 as a yacht named Lady Ina at Ramage & Ferguson at Leith, close to Edinburgh
Lady Ina when she was launched in 1891
55845
55846
She became Ceylon in 1892 and lasted with this name 28 years, when she was sold to Teryazos and named Myriophyton
She was wrecked 12 miles south of Sukhumi (today's Georgia) in March 1922.
Here is a nice schedule from April 12, 1919
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