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The remains of Elizabeth Jane are now in the records of English Heritage. |
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Relevant books, and books and music written between 1817-1854 (In progress) |
Bibliography |
Books with particular relevance to the Elizabeth Jane |
Briggen Tre Kronor |
The Brig Tre Kronor of Stockholm - newly built on the model of a 19th Century brig |
Briggen Tre Kronor |
A short video of the Briggen Tre Kronor at sea |
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Eighteenth Century Colonial American Merchant Ship Construction by:
Kellie Michelle VanHorn, MA Thesis, 2004; PDF - 6.7 MB |
Elizabeth Jane's World |
Map showing places Elizabeth Jane visited 1817 - 1854 |
Explanation of shipbuilding terms |
Transcribed by Christopher Morrison, December 1997. |
Genes Reunited Search Results |
Results returned for members of crew, ships owners etc. on Genes Reunited. These often show errors of transcription from the original Census Forms. |
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Image Gallery |
Images relevant to Elizabeth Jane |
Map-Guysborough_Nova_Scotia |
A Google Map of Guysborough, Nova Scotia, where the Elizabeth Jane was built in 1817 |
Map-Hamburg, Germany |
Elizabeth Jane sailed to Hamburg in 1819 |
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Map-Ipswich
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A Google Map Project with homes of Ships Masters etc. being plotted on a Google Map |
Map-Robin_Hood's_Bay |
A Google Map of Robin Hood's Bay, near Whitby, Yorkshire. U.K. Final resting place of brig Elizabeth Jane 1854 |
Masters and Owners of brig Elizabeth Jane |
A chronological list of the Masters and Owners of Elizabeth Jane 1817-1854. |
PastScape at English Heritage |
Elizabeth Jane's entry at English Heritage. |
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Photographs of 1830 Registration Documents Ipswich |
Photographs of her Registration Documents (Ipswich, Suffolk, U.K. 1830) |
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Research Links |
Links from this website to various useful sources |
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1000 years of Fylingdales History.
A chronology compiled mainly by members of the Fylingdales Local History Group. |
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The Seaton Carew Shipwreck: the recording of a ‘chance’ maritime find near the mouth of the River Tees |
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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Ship Registration Act 1833 |
A copy of the Ship Registration Act of 1833 |
Sierra Leone Wiki |
Elizabeth sailed to Sierra Leone in 1813 |
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Storm & Company of Robin Hood's Bay by Roy Storm |
More of the fishing and seafaring activities of the inhabitants of Robin Hood's Bay together with their genealogy. |
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From: The Northern Mariner / Le marin du nord is a fully refereed journal devoted to all aspects of the North Atlantic and North Pacific. It publishes essays, notes and documents on a variety of naval and maritime history, including merchant shipping, maritime labour, naval history, shipbuilding, fishing, ports, trade, nautical archaeology and maritime societies |
Text Version 1817 Registration Halifax Nova Scotia |
Transcription of her first Registration Document (Halifax, Nova Scotia 1817) |
Text Version of 1819 Registration Hull |
Transcription of her Registration Document (Hull, U.K. 1819) |
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Text Version of 1830 Registration Documents Ipswich |
Transcription of her Registration Document (Ipswich, Suffolk, U.K. 1830) |
Timeline of Elizabeth Jane |
An attempt at a chronology of the Elizabeth Jane with links to sources |
To Kingston, Jamaica - 1817?
News - unknown provenance |
Article of unknown provenance as email address given is no longer valid. |
What is a Brigantine? |
Is it the same as a Brig? - and other articles. |
William Read & Enoch Page |
Read and Page were prominent shipbuilders at Ipswich. Read was accused in the deliberate sinking of the brig Colina. |
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Wooden Vessel Ship Construction - Article by Jim Mathews |
