19th Century Emigrant Ships

DSJ | 15:16 Sat 23rd May 2009 | History

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I was recently in Cobh at the visitor centre on the quay. I found reference to a ship called the 'Duncan Gibb' in 1832 which sailed, I believe, between Ireland & Canada. This ship was built in Munn's Shipyard with a tonnage of 360.

I am very keen to learn more about the 'Duncan Gibb' & wonder if anyone can recommend a suitable website where I can look for more information.

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You could try this -

http://www.shipsnostalgia.com/

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Thanks very much for your prompt answer. I will have a look at the website you suggest.

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