"And no doubt many of the innumerable wrecks are to be accounted for by incorrect charts. I find that, of the tea clippers, the following were lost in Chinese waters:
- Black Prince
- Childers
- Chinaman
- Ellen Rodger
- Fiery Cross (Number 1)
- Flying Fish
- Guinevere (Number 1)
- Japan
- King Arthur
- Laloo
- Loochoo
- Serica
- Taeping
- Taewan
- Young Lochinvar
Snow Squall
1864 March 1 Got ashore in the Straits of Le Maire and had to put into Port Stanley leaking badly. After her cargo had been discharged it was found that it was impossible to repair her. She was condemned in July and sold. The preserved 35 feet bow section was moved from the Spring Point Museum, South Portland, ME, USA, to the Maine Maritime Museum, Bath, MA, in 1995. Updated 1996-04-05 by Lars_Bruzelius@udac.uu.se
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