| Date of launch
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10 October 1900
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| Place of launch
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Bath
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| Type
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6-masted wooden schooner
|
| GRT
|
3401
|
| NRT
|
-
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| DWT
|
-
|
| Length
|
-
|
| Beam
|
-
|
| Draft
|
-
|
- 10 October 1900
Built of wood by Percy and Small, Bath for their own use. She was rigged as a six-masted schooner, and was the second such vessel to be built.
- 29 June 1901
Collided with the only other existing six-masted schooner, George W. Wells off Cape Cod. Neither one was seriously damaged. Both were towed to the Percy and Small yard in Bath for repairs.
- 26 December 1919
Sunk at sea.
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