Abercrombie Robinson
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| Abercrombie Robinson | |
| Built | 1825 |
|---|---|
| Rig | Ship |
| Type | Regular Ship |
| Tons | 1331 |
| EIC Service Period | 1825-1831 |
| EIC Voyages | 4 |
| Crew | 149/174 |
| Guns | |
| Ship builder | Wigram & Green |
| Where built | London |
| Date of launch | 11 Dec 1825 |
Contents
Dimensions & Construction
3 decks, 4 in bottom, length 165ft 10in, keel 133ft 4in, breadth 43ft 3¾in, hold 17ft 2in, wing transom 26ft, port cell 29ft 8in, waist 1ft 4in, between decks 6ft 8in & 6ft 4in, roundhouse 6ft 3½in, ports 14 middle & 13 upper, deck range 97ft 6in.[1]
Ship History
1825 Launched at Blackwall, London for Henry Bonham.
1825 Taken up for East India Company service.
1829 Sold to Captain John Innes.
1831 Left East India Company service.
1834 Sold to Palmers & McKillop for £8,000 on 9 Oct 1834.
1842 Sold to Joseph Somes, London and hired out as a transport.
1843 Broken up after being damaged by stranding.[2]
East India Company voyages and captains
| Voyage | Started | Ended | Captain's Name |
| 1 | 1826 | 1827 | John Innes |
| 2 | 1828 | 1829 | John Innes |
| 3 | 1830 | 1831 | John Innes |
| 4 | 1832 | 1833 | John Innes |
Ship Owners
- Henry Bonham 1825-1829
- John Innes 1831-1833
- Palmers & McKillop 1834-1842
- Joseph Somes 1842
