Cesar Godeffroy (ship, 1873)

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Ship data
flag German EmpireThe German Imperium German Empire
Ship type Barque
Owner Johan Cesar Godeffroy
Shipping company Joh. Ces. Godeffroy & Son
Shipyard Johann Marbs shipyard
Launch 1873
Whereabouts Stranded near Juist in 1880

The Cesar Godeffroy was a barque that was built in Hamburg in 1873 and stranded near Juist in 1880 .

Ship dimensions

When the barque was put into operation on May 21, 1873 the following dimensions were officially stated:

  • Length over keel = 50.40 m
  • Largest width = 10.03 m
  • Height (belly board to roof planks) = 5.83 m
  • Load capacity = 312 Hamburg commercial loads / 673 net registered tons

history

The Cesar Godeffroy was built at the Johann Marbs shipyard in Hamburg-St. Pauli and was launched in 1873. The owner was the trading house Joh. Ces. Godeffroy & Son. The ship was named after the Hamburg merchant Johan Cesar Godeffroy , who ran the company.

The barque transported emigrants to Australia and served the import-export business of Joh. Ces. Godeffroy & Son in the South Pacific.

On November 25, 1880, the Cesar Godeffroy stranded near Juist.

Captains

  • Adalberto Decker

Rides

The ship made trips to the South Seas and Australia from Hamburg.

Departures and arrivals
date event place comment source
1873 Departure Hamburg Departure to the South Seas (direct) with merchandise
09/27/1873 Arrivals Apia , Samoa Arrival from Hamburg (direct) with merchant goods
10/30/1873 Departure Apia, Samoa Departure to Ninatabutabu ( Keppels Islands ) in ballast (stopover)
12/24/1873 Arrivals Apia, Samoa Arrival from Ninatabutabu (Keppels Islands) with copra (stopover)
01/25/1874 Departure Apia, Samoa Departure to Hamburg with copra
1874 Departure Liverpool Departure to the South Seas
10/28/1874 Arrivals Apia, Samoa Arrival from Liverpool
12/18/1874 Departure Apia, Samoa Departure to the Marshall Group with copra and various island products (stopover)
03/12/1875 Arrivals Apia, Samoa Arrival from the Marshall group with copra and various island products (stopover)
05/14/1875 Departure Apia, Samoa Departure to the Friendship Islands with "different"
07/20/1875 Departure Sydney to South Sea Islands
08/20/1875 Arrivals Apia, Samoa Arrival from Sydney with goods and livestock
11/27/1875 Departure Apia, Samoa Departure to "Vavau" (Friendship Islands ) with "Various"
09/15/1876 Departure Hamburg
01/06/1877 Arrivals Adelaide
09/22/1877 Departure Adelaide ready to sail to Sydney
02/06/1877 Arrivals Sydney
December 18, 1877 Arrivals Apia, Samoa Arrival from Jaluit ( Marshall Islands ) with island products
02/13/1878 Departure Apia, Samoa Departure for a tour of the islands of Polynesia
06/06/1878 Arrivals Apia, Samoa Arrival from the line islands with 128 islanders for plantation work
11/03/1879 Arrivals Melbourne from Hamburg
11/21/1879 Departure Melbourne to Sydney
11/25/1879 Arrivals Sydney
23.10.1880 Arrivals Liverpool by Levuka

Ships of the same name

Other ships sailed as Cesar Godeffroy : From 1845 the full ship Alfred , built in 1818, and two barges each from the launch, built in 1851 and built in 1855 .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c Walter Kresse: Seagoing ship directory of the Hamburg shipping companies 1824-1888 . Part 1. Museum of Hamburg History, Hamburg 1969, p. 174 .
  2. ^ A b Mary-Anne Warner: Caesar Goddefroy. (JPG; 106 kB) 1877. (No longer available online.) In: Mariners and ships in Australian Waters. Archived from the original on February 3, 2014 ; accessed on January 19, 2014 (English, original list ). Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / mariners.records.nsw.gov.au
  3. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l Consulats-Schiffs-reports from the years 1871-1875 , Vol. 1–4, [here: Apia, Samoa Islands]. Hamburg, Ms. 2 °, kept in the Commerzbibliothek Hamburg (S / 563).
  4. ^ Departures . In: Freeman's Journal . Sydney July 24, 1875, p.  14 ( nla.gov.au ).
  5. ^ Departures . In: The Sydney Morning Herald . Sydney July 21, 1875, p.  6 ( nla.gov.au ).
  6. ↑ a b Arrived . In: The South Australian Register . Adelaide January 8, 1877, p.  4 ( nla.gov.au ).
  7. ↑ Cleared out . In: The South Australian Register . Adelaide January 23, 1877, p.  4 ( nla.gov.au ).
  8. ↑ Samoa Times , December 21, 1877 issue
  9. ↑ Samoa Times , February 16, 1878 issue
  10. ↑ Samoa Times , June 8, 1878 issue
  11. ^ Melbourne . In: The Mercury . Hobart November 7, 1879, p.  2 ( nla.gov.au ).
  12. ↑ Sailed . In: The Argus . Melbourne November 22, 1879, p.  6 ( online ).
  13. ↑ Arrivals . In: Freeman's Journal . Sydney November 29, 1879, p.  10 ( nla.gov.au ).
  14. ↑ Latest Shipping Intelligence . In: The Times (London, England), Monday Oct 25, 1880; pg. 12; Issue 30021