I am researching the Barque “Isabel” which was built in 1854 at Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada and was commanded by my 2nd great-grandfather Alexander Hector McDonald. Although I may not research every crew member in depth, I am studying Isabel’s owners, James Duncan, Andrew Duncan and James Duncan Mason. I also hope to map as many voyages as I can, depending on available sources. My study ends in early 1862 when the Isabel was lost at sea after leaving New York for Liverpool.
Timeframe
1854-1862
Population
Crew size and number of passengers varied with each voyage. The crew, including the Captain and First Mate, ranged from 15-24 while passengers ranged from 15 to 26.
Social Media Links
None specified
In-Depth Report
None specified
The Society for One-Place Studies is a leading organisation dedicated to supporting One-Placers worldwide.
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.