List of vessels built by Matthew Turner
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The following is a list of 272 vessels built for or directly by Matthew Turner between 1848 and 1904. [1][2]
The vessel types include: schooner (203), steamer (22), sloop (19), brigantine (4), half brigantine (13), barkentine (4), tug (4), barge (3), and yawl (1).[1][2] The vessels were built at: Benicia, California (187); San Francisco, California (78), Eureka, California (6), and Geneva Indian Creek (1). [1][2]
| Vessel Name | Date | Type, Tonnage, LOD | Original Owner | Shipyard / Location | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| George R. Roberts | 1848 [1] | Schooner, 75 tons [1] | Matthew Turner [1] | Geneva Indian Creek [1] | ||
| Nautilus | 1868 Nov 18 [1]; 1868 Apr [2] | Half-brigantine, 260 tons, 115' LOD, 26' beam, 10.6' draft [1]; SrBg, 173 (BRT) [2] | Matthew Turner [1]; M. Turner, San Francisco [2] | E.B Cousins Shipyard Eureka, CA [1]; Built for Turner at E.B Cousins Shipyard Eureka, California, under H.D. Bendixsen [2] | Nautilus - 104 t., 173 ton brig, fast passage from Tahiti to San Francisco of 20 days. [3] | |
| Island Belle | 1871 Jan 19 [1]; 1872 [2] | Schooner, 41.86 tons, 66' LOD, 15' beam [1]; Sr, 41 (BRT) [2] | Tahiti trade [1]; Partenreederei (M. Turner), San Francisco [2] | B. F. Webster Shipyard, Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Built for Turner at Brickyard Point, San Francisco, under B. F. Webster [2] | ||
| Stella | 1872 Feb 1 [1]; 1872 Feb [2] | Schooner, 49 tons, 75' LOD, 20.6' beam, 6' draft [1]; Sr, 49 (BRT) [2] | Tahiti trade [1]; Partenreederei (M. Turner), San Francisco [2] | Cutten & McDonald's Shipyard Eureka, CA [1]; Built for Turner at E.B Cousins Shipyard Eureka, California, under H.D. Bendixsen [2] | ||
| Marion | 1872 July 10 [1]; 1872 Jul [2] | Schooner, 48 tons, 75' LOD, 20.6' beam, 6' draft [1]; Sr, 48 (BRT) [2] | Tahiti trade [1]; Partenreederei (M. Turner), San Francisco [2] | E.B Cousins Shipyard Eureka, CA [1]; Built for Turner at E.B Cousins Shipyard Eureka, California, under H.D. Bendixsen [2] | ||
| Mary | 1872 Nov 23 [1]; 1872 Nov [2] | Schooner, 49 tons, 123' LOD, 31.8' beam [1]; Sr, 49 (BRT) [2] | Tahiti trade [1]; Partenreederei (M. Turner), franz. Flagge [2] | Cutten & McDonald's Shipyard Eureka, CA [1]; Built for Turner at E.B Cousins Shipyard Eureka, California, under H.D. Bendixsen [2] | ||
| Atalanta | 1872 Dec 27 [1]; 1872 Oct [2] | Schooner, 49 tons [1]; Sr, 49 (BRT) [2] | Tahiti trade [1]; Partenreederei (M. Turner), San Francisco [2] | E.B Cousins Shipyard Eureka, CA [1]; Built for Turner at E.B Cousins Shipyard Eureka, California, under H.D. Bendixsen [2] | ||
| Francaise | 1874 Nov 1 [1]; 1874 Nov [2] | Schooner, 70 tons [1]; Sr, 49 (BRT) [2] | French Polynesia [1]; Partenreederei (M. Turner), San Francisco [2] | E.B Cousins Shipyard Eureka, CA [1]; Built for Turner at E.B Cousins Shipyard Eureka, California, under H.D. Bendixsen [2] | ||
| Siberia | 1875 March [1]; 1875 Mar [2] | Brigantine, steam-screw, 126 tons, 74' LOD, 23' beam [1]; SrBgD, 126 (BRT) [2] | Lindholm & Co. Vladivostok, Russia [1]; Lindholm & Co., Vladivostok/Russia [2] | B. F. Webster Shipyard Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Built for Turner at Brickyard Point, San Francisco, under B. F. Webster [2] | ||
| Aiata [2] or Alata [1] | 1875 May 4 [1]; 1875 May [2] | Schooner, 60 tons [1]; Sr, 55 (BRT) [2] | Turner, Chapman & Co. Hawaii [1]; Turner, Chapman & Co., Honolulu/Hawaii [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Marie | 1875 May 4 [1]; 1875 [2] | Schooner, 25 tons [1]; Sr, 30 (BRT) [2] | John Pinet, Tahiti trade [1]; Ausland [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Mabel Scott | 1875 July 22 [1]; 1875 Jul [2] | Schooner, 76.6 tons, 81.7' LOD, 22.7' beam, 7.8' draft [1]; Sr, 77 (BRT) [2] | Turner & Rundle, Tahiti trade [1]; Stephen Higgins & Co., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Theodore H. Allen | 1875 Sept 15 [1]; 1875 Sep [2] | Schooner, pilot, 48.31 tons, 67.5' LOD, 20' beam, 8' draft [1]; LoSr, 48 (BRT) [2] | San Francisco Bar Pilots [1]; San Francisco Bar Pilots [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Colorado | 1875 Oct 18 [1]; 1875 [2] | Sloop, 20 tons, 47' LOD, 15.5' beam, 5.3' draft [1]; Slp, 20 (BRT) [2] | Commodore Isadore Gutte [1]; USA [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Namalole | 1875 [1]; 1875 Jul [2] | Schooner, 59 tons [1]; Sr, 59 (BRT) [2] | Benj Greaves [1]; USA [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Bella | 1876 Mar 15 [1]; 1876 [2] | Schooner, 34 tons, 58' LOD, 34.8' beam, 5.3' draft [1]; Sr, 34 (BRT) [2] | Alaska Commercial Company [1]; USA [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Eudora | 1876 Mar 15 [1]; 1876 Mar [2] | Schooner, 73 tons, 80' LOD, 22.4' beam, 8' draft [1]; Sr, 73 (BRT) [2] | Alaska Commercial Company [1]; Alaska Comm. Co., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Dagmar | 1876 March [1]; 1876 Mar [2] | Schooner, 60 tons, 79' LOD, 22.8' beam, 6.5' draft [1]; Sr, 60 (BRT) [2] | Hutchinson & Co. Petropavlovsk, Russia [1]; Hutchinson & Co., Petropavlovsk/Russia [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Salvatierra [2] or Salvatierre [1] | 1876 Apr 14 [1]; 1876 May [2] | Schooner, 64.19 tons, 79' LOD, 22.8' beam, 5.5' draft [1]; Sr, 64 (BRT) [2] | Commodore Isadore Gutte [1]; I. Gutte, San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Nagay | 1876 July 22 [1]; 1876 [2] | Schooner, 20.19 tons, 48.5' LOD, 16.5' beam, 5.6' draft [1]; Sr, 20 (BRT) [2] | T. W. McCollum [1]; USA [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Unga | 1876 July 22 [1]; 1876 [2] | Schooner, 24 tons, 48.5 LOD, 16.5' beam, 5.6' draft [1]; Sr, 24 (BRT) [2] | T. W. McCollum [1]; USA [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Lalla Rookh | 1876 Sept 2 [1] | Schooner, yacht, 59' LOD, 18' beam, 4.5' draft [1] | Governor Romualdo Pacheco [1] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1] | ||
| Pearl | 1876 Sept [1]; 1876 Jun [2] | Schooner yacht, 60' LOD, 18' beam, 4.5' draft [1]; SrYt, 28 (BRT) [2] | Commodore John L. Eckley [1]; Cpt. Eckley, San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Alexander | 1877 Feb 27 [1]; 1877 Feb [2] | Schooner, 52.12 tons, 58' LOD, 22' beam, 7.2' draft [1]; Sr, 52 (BRT) [2] | Liebes Brothers, San Francisco [1]; Liebes Bros., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Consuelo | 1877 Sept 2 [1]; 1876 Sep [2] | Schooner, yacht, 25.64 tons, 56' LOD, 18' beam, 4.25' draft [1]; SrYt, 25 (BRT) [2] | Commodore Isadore Gutte [1]; I. Gutte, San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Haleakala | 1877 Oct 1 [1]; 1877 Sep [2] | Schooner, 55 tons, 75' LOD, 23' beam, 8' draft [1]; Sr, 55 (BRT) [2] | Allen & Robinson, Hawaii [1]; Allen & Robinson, Honolulu/Hawaii [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Mathew Turner [2] or Matthew Turner [1] | 1877 Nov 20 [1]; 1877 Nov [2] | Schooner, 75.03 tons, 85' LOD, 23' beam, 7.1' draft [1]; Sr, 76 (BRT) [2] | Commodore Isadore Gutte [1]; I. Gutte & Co., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Vladimir | 1878 Feb 16 [1]; 1878 [2] | Schooner, steam-aux, 71.03 tons, 77' LOD, 21.7' beam, 7' draft [1]; Sr, 71 (BRT) [2] | Lindholm & Co. Vladivostok, Russia [1]; Lindholm & Co., Vladivostok/Russia [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Leon | 1878 Apr 10 [1]; 1878 Apr [2] | Schooner, 67.41 tons, 76' LOD, 21.2' beam, 7.3' draft [1]; Sr, 64 (BRT) [2] | Alaska Commercial Company [1]; Alaska Comm. Co., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Marguerita | 1878 Apr 24 [1]; 1878 [2] | Sloop yacht, 20.21 tons, 53' LOD, 15' beam, 4.5' draft [1]; ScSlp, 21 (BRT) [2] | Commodore Isadore Gutte [1]; USA [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Rosario | 1878 May 2 [1]; 1878 May [2] | Schooner, 148.65 tons, 99' LOD, 26.6' beam, 9' draft [1]; Sr, 148 (BRT) [2] | Lewis L. Bradburry & Co. San Francisco [1]; Bradburry & Co., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Ester Cobos [1] or Esther Cobos [2] | 1878 June 1 [1]; 1878 [2] | Schooner scow, 58.21 tons, 72' LOD, 22' beam, 5.3' draft [1]; Sr, 58 (BRT) [2] | Carroll & Co. San Francisco [1]; Carroll & Co., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| St. George | 1878 July 13 [1]; 1878 Jul [2] | Schooner, 100.41 tons, 91' LOD, 24.7' beam, 8.3' draft [1]; Sr, 101 (BRT) [2] | Alaska Commercial Company [1]; Alaska Comm. Co., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Flora | 1878 Aug 18 [1]; 1878 [2] | Schooner, 44 tons [1]; Sr, 41 (BRT) [2] | Papeete, Tahiti [1]; USA [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Rescue | 1878 Aug 27 [1]; 1878 [2] | Schooner, pilot, 70.46 tons, 78' LOD, 22.8' beam, 7.2' draft, price $8,000 [1]; LoSr, 70 (BRT) [2] | Columbia River Bar Pilots, Astoria, Washington [1]; Columbia River Bar Pilots, Astoria, Washington [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Lillian | 1878 Oct 9 [1]; 1878 Oct [2] | Schooner, 70 tons [1]; Sr, 70 (BRT) [2] | Johnsen, Tahiti [1]; Johnsen, Tahiti [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| St. Paul | 1879 Feb 1 [1] | Steamer, 26' LOD [1] | Alaska Commercial Company [1] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1] | ||
| Ounalaska | 1879 April 14 [1]; 1879 Apr [2] | Schooner, 54.42 tons, 70' LOD, 22.2' beam, 6.8' draft [1]; Sr, 55 (BRT) [2] | Western Fur and Trading Co. [1]; Western Trading & Fur Co., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Claus Spreckels | 1879 June 12 [1]; 1879 Jun [2] | Brigantine, 246.62 tons, 122.5' LOD, 31.8' beam, 10.5' draft [1]; SrBg, 247 (BRT) [2] | John D. Spreckels Oceanic S.S. Co. [1]; Spreckels Bros., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| La Mangarevienne | 1879 June 25 [1] | Schooner, 72 tons [1] | French Polynesia [1] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1] | ||
| Dolly | 1879 July 13 [1]; 1879 Jul [2] | Schooner, 42 tons [1]; Sr, 42 (BRT) [2] | Stephen Higgins, Tahiti [1]; Stephen Higgins, Tahiti [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Chispa | 1879 July 26 [1]; 1879 [2] | Schooner, yacht, 30.73 tons, 56.6' LOD, 18.6' beam, 4.9' draft [1]; SrYtCB, 40 (BRT) [2] | Commodore Isador Gutte [1]; I. Gutte, San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Nellie | 1879 Oct 11 [1]; 1880 Oct [2] | Sloop, yacht, 14.37 tons, 43.7' LOD, 15.3' beam, 3.5' draft [1]; SlpYtCB, 15 (BRT) [2] | Hyde R. Bowie, San Francisco [1]; Hyde R. Bowie, San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Manganrevienne | 1879 [2] | Sr, 72 (BRT) [2] | Leon Blum, Mangareva/Mexiko [2] | Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| John D. Spreckels | 1880 Feb 14 [1]; 1880 Feb [2] | Half-brigantine, 266.66 tons, 124.6' LOD, 31.2' beam, 10.9' draft [1]; SrBg, 267 (BRT) [2] | John D. Spreckels Oceanic S.S. Co. [1]; Spreckels Bros., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | John D. Spreckels - a 266-ton brigantine with "at least three ten day voyages on the San Francisco-Hawaiian Island run". [3] | |
| Dora | 1880 Apr 2 [1]; 1880 Mar [2] | Brigantine, steam-screw, 198 tons, 112' LOD, 27.2' beam, 13.2' draft [1]; SrBgD, 198 (BRT) [2] | Alaska Commercial Company [1]; Alaska Comm. Co., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Punau | 1880 Apr 2 [1]; 1880 [2] | Schooner, 42 tons [1]; Sr, 42 (BRT) [2] | Tahiti [1]; Ausland [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Consuelo | 1880 July 23 [1]; 1880 Jul [2] | Half-brigantine, 293.54 tons. 133.5' LOD, 31.2' beam, 11.7' draft [1]; SrBg, 294 (BRT) [2] | John D. Spreckels Oceanic S.S. Co. [1]; Spreckels Bros., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Ella | 1880 Oct 2 [1]; 1880 Jul [2] | Schooner, 43 tons [1]; Sr, 42 (BRT) [2] | Johanson & Co. Tahiti [1]; Johanson & Co., Tahiti [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Nellie | 1880 Oct 2 [1]; 1881 [2] | Sloop yacht, 32 tons, 60' LOD [1]; SrYtCB, 32 (BRT) [2] | Hyde R. Bowie, San Francisco [1]; Hyde R. Bowie, San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Lotus | 1880 Nov 24 [1]; 1880 Nov [2] | Schooner, 40 tons, 68' LOD, 16.6' beam, 5.3' draft [1]; Sr, 42 (BRT) [2] | F. J. Jackson, San Francisco [1]; F.J. Lackman, San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| W.H. Dimond | 1881 Jan 20 [1]; 1881 Feb [2] | Barkentine, 390.59 tons, 155' LOD, 35.5' beam, 11.75' draft [1]; SrBk, 391 (BRT) [2] | John D. Spreckels Oceanic S.S. Co [1]; Spreckels Bros., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | W.H. Dimond, a brigantine with a 9-day, 10-hour passage from San Francisco to Honolulu. [3] | |
| Czar | 1881 Feb 10 [1]; 1881 Feb [2] | Schooner, 144.34 tons, 98' LOD, 26' beam, 97.5' draft [1]; Sr, 144 (BRT) [2] | Western Fur Trading Co. [1]; Western Fur Trading Co., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Otter | 1881 Feb 15 [1]; 1881 Feb [2] | Schooner, 73.75 tons, 81' LOD, 24.6' beam, 7.6' draft [1]; Sr, 74 (BRT) [2] | H. Liebes, San Francisco [1]; H. Liebes, San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Nuhiva [2] or Nuku Hiva [1] | 1881 Mar 16 [1]; 1881 Mar [2] | Schooner, 75 tons, 72' LOD, 24.2' beam, 6' draft [1]; Sr, 42 (BRT) [2] | French Government [1]; Franz. Regierung, Brest [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Taravao | 1881 Apr 3 [1]; 1881 Mar [2] | Schooner, 75 tons, 72' LOD, 24.2' beam, 6' draft [1]; Sr, 42 (BRT) [2] | France Government [1]; Franz. Regierung, Brest [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Anna | 1881 Apr 16 [1]; 1881 Oct [2] | Schooner, 239.46 tons, 117' LOD, 29.5' beam, 10.6' draft [1]; 3Sr, 239 (BRT) [2] | John D. Spreckels Oceanic S.S. Co. [1]; Spreckels Bros., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | Anna - a schooner with a ten-day run from Honolulu to San Francisco in 1886, and eight round trips, San Francisco to Kahului in 357 days. [3] | |
| William G. Irwin | 1881 June 10 [1]; 1881 Jun [2] | Half-brigantine, 348.16 tons, 135' LOD, 32.9' beam, 13' draft [1]; SrBg, 348 (BRT) [2] | John D. Spreckels Oceanic S.S. Co. [1]; Spreckels Bros., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | William G. Irwin - a sugar packet built in 1881 for J.D. Spreckels. Launched as a brigantine, later re-rigged as a three masted schooner. Fast passages from San Francisco to Kahului, Hawaiʻi, 8 days 17 hours, 1881, Honolulu to San Francisco, 9 days. [3] | |
| Kodiak | 1881 June 28 [1]; 1881 Jun [2] | Schooner, 103 tons, 93' LOD, 25' beam, 8.2' draft [1]; Sr, 103 (BRT) [2] | Alaska Commercial Company [1]; Alaska Comm. Co., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| City Of San Diego | 1881 Aug [2] | Sr, 49 (BRT) [2] | F. Daily & Co., San Francisco [2] | Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Tahiti | 1881 Aug 18 [1]; 1881 Aug [2] | Half-brigantine, 290 tons, 124' LOD, 32.3' beam, 12' draft [1]; SrBg, 290 (BRT) [2] | Turner & Rundle, San Francisco [1]; Turner & Rundle, San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| City of San Diego | 1881 Aug 23 [1] | Schooner, 48.58 tons, 67.5' LOD, 20.5' beam, 6.5' draft [1] | E. Daily & Co. San Francisco [1] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1] | ||
| Poor Beggar | 1881 [1]; 1881 [2] | Sloop, yacht, 25.5' LOD [1]; ScYt [2] | Matthew Turner's Shipyard Boat [1]; USA [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Emma Claudina | 1882 Mar 28 [1]; 1882 Mar [2] | Schooner, 3-masted, 195.65 tons, 113' LOD, 31.5' beam, 8.7' draft [1]; 3Sr, 196 (BRT) [2] | Spreckels Bros. Captain William Matson [1]; Spreckels Bros., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | Emma Claudina - 126 ft., 266 ton brigantine, the first ship of the Matson Line, named for the daughter of John D. Spreckels. [3] | |
| J.C. Ford | 1882 May 5 [1]; 1882 May [2] | Schooner, 3-masted, 243.66 tons, 123' LOD, 31.8' beam, 10.3' draft [1]; 3Sr, 244 (BRT) [2] | J. C. Ford and Company [1]; J.B. Ford & Co., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Josephine | 1882 May 14 [1]; 1882 May [2] | Schooner, 64.22 tons, 77.5' LOD, 22' beam, 7.3' draft [1]; Sr, 64 (BRT) [2] | Hale & Company, San Francisco [1]; Hale & Co., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Garcia | 1882 June 17 [1]; 1882 Jun [2] | Schooner, 110.61 tons, 94' LOD, 24.5' beam, 7.5' draft [1]; Sr, 116 (BRT) [2] | S. B. Peterson San Francisco [1]; Gerdau & Co., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Canute | 1882 July 14 [1]; 1882 Jul [2] | Schooner, 118.89 tons, 92.5' LOD, 27.2' beam, 7.5' draft [1]; Sr, 118 (BRT) [2] | J. N. Pedlar, San Francisco [1]; J.N. Pedler, San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Vigaronne | 1882 July [1] | Schooner, 140' LOD, 34' beam, 10' draft [1] | B.C. Genereaux France [1] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1] | ||
| Marion | 1882 Aug 21 [1]; 1882 Aug [2] | Schooner, 235.66 tons, 123' LOD, 31.8' beam, 10.3' draft [1]; 3Sr, 235 (BRT) [2] | Oliver Smith & Co. San Francisco [1]; O. Smith & Co., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Eva | 1882 Aug 31 [1]; 1882 [2] | Schooner, 4.55 tons, 63.5 LOD, 20.4' beam [1]; Sr [2] | J. Kentfield & Company [1]; Ausland [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| George H. Ross | 1882 Aug 31 [1]; 1882 [2] | Schooner, 30.45 tons, 56' LOD, 18' beam, 5.7' draft [1]; Sr, 30 (BRT) [2] | George H. Ross [1]; USA [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Lurine [2] or Lurline [1] | 1882 Oct 25 [1]; 1882 Oct [2] | Schooner yacht, 47.25 tons, 75' LOD, 21.2' beam, 6.9' draft [1]; SrYt, 50 (BRT) [2] | J.D. Spreckels Matson Lines [1]; Spreckels Bros., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Cometa | 1882 Nov 18 [1]; 1882 [2] | Schooner, 80.49 tons, 95' LOD, 23.1' beam, 7.3' draft [1]; Sr, 84 (BRT) [2] | Commodore Isadore Gutte [1]; Ausland [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Vesta | 1882 Dec 5 [1]; 1882 Nov [2] | Schooner, 3-masted, 272.59 tons, 127.8' LOD, 32' beam, 10' draft [1]; 3SrCB, 285 (BRT) [2] | B.C. Genereaux France [1]; J. General & Co., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Selina | 1883 Jan 22 [1]; 1883 Feb [2] | Half-brigantine, 331.99 tons, 135' LOD, 33' beam, 11.4' draft [1]; SrBg, 349 (BRT) [2] | Shipping Company of Portland [1]; J.J. McKinnon, San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Theresa | 1883 Feb [1]; 1882 [2] | Schooner, scow, 70 tons [1]; Sr, 70 (BRT) [2] | Celia P. Lewis [1]; Ausland [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Papeete | 1883 Mar 8 [1]; 1883 Mar [2] | Schooner, 49.69 tons, 66.5' LOD, 20' beam, 6.5' draft [1]; Sr, 67 (BRT) [2] | Turner & Chapman Company Tahiti [1]; Tahiti [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | Papeete - schooner with a 17-day passage from San Francisco to Tahiti. [3] | |
| Sea Witch | 1883 Mar 10 [1]; 1883 May [2] | Tug, steam, 74.12 tons, 77.9' LOD, 20' beam, 10' draft [1]; SchlD, 74 (BRT) [2] | Merchants Tugboat Company, San Francisco [1]; Merchant's Tugboat Co., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Tuamoto [2] or Tuamotu [1] | 1883 Mar 11 [1]; 1883 [2] | Schooner, 40.45 tons, 66.6' LOD, 20' beam, 6.6' draft [1]; Sr [2] | Wilkens & CO. German Registry [1]; Tahiti [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Irma | 1883 May [2] | Sr, 92 (BRT) [2] | George Boole, San Francisco [2] | Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Norma | 1883 May [1] | Schooner, 3-masted, 326.3 tons, 138.5' LOD, 34.1' beam, 10.5' draft [1] | Russ Lumber Company [1] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1] | ||
| Ahome | 1883 May 21 [1]; 1883 May [2] | Schooner, 21.06 tons, 53' LOD, 15,3' beam, 5.1' draft [1]; Sr, 20 (BRT) [2] | Thanhauser & Company [1]; Mexiko [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Alert | 1883 June 5 [1]; 1883 Apr [2] | Tug, steam, 35.6 tons, 78' LOD, 19.5' beam, 9.8' draft [1]; SchID, 71 (BRT) [2] | John D. Spreckels [1]; Spreckels Bros., San Francisco [2] | Mission Bay San Francisco [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Amethyst | 1883 July 17 [1]; 1883 Jul [2] | Schooner, 70.56 tons, 72.5' LOD, 26' beam, 5.7' draft [1]; ScSr, 74 (BRT) [2] | Captain Merrill, San Francisco [1]; L. Wallace & Co., San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Hawaii [2] or Hawaiiland [1] | 1883 Sept 19 [1]; 1883 Oct [2] | Schooner, 40 tons [1]; Sr, (BRT) [2] | Hawaii [1]; Hawaii [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Nassau | 1883 Oct 26 [1]; 1883 Sep [2] | Schooner, 37.74 tons, 64' LOD, 18.5' beam, 6' draft [1]; Sr, 36 (BRT) [2] | Ellacott Company, San Francisco [1]; Kpt. Ellacot, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Courtney Ford | 1883 Nov 14 [1]; 1883 Dec [2] | Half-brigantine, 480 tons, 146.3' LOD, 34.2' beam, 12.5' draft [1]; SrBg, 401 (BRT) [2] | J. J. McKinnon Lumber Company, San Francisco [1]; J.J. McKinnon, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Islander | 1883 [1]; 1885 [2] | Schooner, scow [1]; D, (BRT) [2] | Unknown [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Monotambo [1] or Mototambo [2] | 1883 [1]; 1883 [2] | Schooner [1]; Sr [2] | French Polynesia [1]; Ausland [2] | Benicia [1]; Mission Creek, Channel Street, San Francisco [2] | ||
| Henrietta | 1884 Feb 14 [1]; 1884 Feb [2] | Schooner, 44.26 tons, 61.4' LOD, 20.1' beam, 6.5' draft [1]; Sr, 47 (BRT) [2] | Captain James Sennate & Co. [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Karluk | 1884 Mar 15 [1]; 1884 Mar [2] | Half-brigantine, steam screw, 202.57 tons, 125.6' LOD, 27' beam, 14.2' draft [1]; SrBgD, 294 (BRT) [2] | Karluk Packing Company [1]; Alaska Commercial Co., San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | HMCS Karluk - Brigantine whaler that was acquired by the Canadian government as flagship to the Canadian Arctic Expedition. |  |
| Jennie Griffin | 1884 Mar 26 [1]; 1884 [2] | Schooner, 16.86 tons. 46.4' LOD, 16.3' beam, 4.4' draft [1]; Sr, 17 (BRT) [2] | R. G. Gibson San Francisco [1]; Cpt. Boyle, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Unknown | 1884 Apr 16 [1] | Schooner, 50 tons [1] | Unknown [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Cecilia | 1884 Apr 18 [1] | Schooner, 3-masted, steam, 115.50 tons, 115' LOD, 29' beam, 8.6' draft [1] | George H. Collins, San Francisco [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Nellie | 1884 Apr 27 [1] | Schooner, yacht, 32 tons [1] | Peter J. Donahue San Francisco [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Resolute | 1884 May 5 [1]; 1884 [2] | Steamer, stern-wheel, 242.66 tons, 134' LOD, 29' beam, 5.5' draft [1]; HRdD, 302 (BRT) [2] | Spreckels Refinery San Francisco [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Lizzie Merrill | 1884 June 6 [1]; 1884 [2] | Schooner, 54.68 tons, 69' LOD, 23' beam, 5.9' draft [1]; Sr, 54 (BRT) [2] | Lewis Merrill & others [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Celia | 1884 June [1]; 1884 Apr [2] | Steamer, 215' LOD, 29.5' beam, 12' draft [1]; 3SrCBD, 174 (BRT) [2] | Higgins & Collins San Francisco [1]; G.H. Collins, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Jennie & Edna | 1884 June 19 [1]; 1884 [2] | Schooner, 63 tons, 70' LOD, 24' beam, 5.5' draft [1]; Sr, 64 (BRT) [2] | Mr. Norden [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Porfirio Díaz | 1884 July 23 [1]; 1884 [2] | Schooner, steam screw, 27.74 tons [1]; Sr, (BRT) [2] | Juan Hidalgo Mexico [1]; Mexiko [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Garnet | 1884 Sept 25 [1] | Steamer, 30' LOD, 7' beam, 5' draft [1] | Commodore John L. Eckley [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Unknown | 1885 Jan [1] | Schooner, 60' LOD [1] | French Registry Tahiti [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Alert | 1885 Jan 20 [1]; 1885 [2] | Tug, steam, 37.68 tons, 86' LOD, 20' beam, 9.5' draft [1]; SchlD, 75 (BRT) [2] | John D. Spreckels [1]; John D. Spreckels, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| James A. Hamilton | 1885 Jan 20 [1]; 1885 [2] | Schooner, 73.91 tons, 81.5' LOD, 24' beam, 7.5' draft [1]; Sr, 77 (BRT) [2] | Magee, Moore & Company San Francisco [1]; Magee & More, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Peru | 1885 Feb 14 [1] | Steamer, 42' LOD, 10' beam, 5' draft [1] | Peruvian Registry [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Azteca | 1885 Feb 19 [1]; 1885 [2] | Schooner, 45 tons, 72' LOD, 20' beam, 6' draft [1]; Sr, (BRT) [2] | Mexican owners, Mazatlan [1]; Mexiko [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Ondina | 1885 Mar 29 [1] | Sloop, 31.90 tons, 70' LOD, 18' beam, 5.25' draft [1] | Altata, Mexico [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Emma | 1885 Apr 17 [1]; 1885 [2] | Schooner, 42.91 tons, 68.8' LOD, 20' beam, 6.5' draft [1]; Sr, 44 (BRT) [2] | Mexican owners [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| J.I. Dowsett [2] or James I. Dawsett [1] | 1885 Apr 29 [1]; 1885 [2] | Schooner, steam screw, 100 tons, 98' LOD, 20' beam, 8' draft [1]; D, (BRT) [2] | F. Wandenberger, Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co. [1]; Hawaii [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Solano | 1885 May 23 [1]; 1901 Mar 1 [1]; 1885 [2] 1901 Mar [2] | Schooner, scow, 63.24 tons, 54' LOD, 22' beam, 5.5' draft, price $7,000 [1]; Schooner, 4-masted, 728 tons, 175' LOD, 40' beam, 14.5' draft [1]; ScSr, 67 (BRT) [2] 4sr, 728 (BRT) [2] | Piper, Aden, & Goodall Company, San Francisco [1]; Alaska Salmon Packing Company [1]; San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | Solano - fast passage from Shanghai to Port Townsend, Washington of 24 days in April 1902.[5] Wrecked on North Beach (the ocean side of Long Beach Peninsula), February 5, 1907. [3][4] | |
| Navigator | 1885 June 6 [1]; 1885 [2] | Schooner, 42.49 tons, 61' LOD, 18.5' beam, 6.3' draft, Price $10,000 [1]; Sr, 44 (BRT) [2] | Wightman Brothers [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Gracie B. Richardson | 1885 June 8 [1]; 1885 May [2] | Schooner, 59.45 tons, 70' LOD, 23.5' beam, 6.3' draft [1]; Sr, 62 (BRT) [2] | Capt. Sandberg, San Francisco [1]; Cpt. Sandberg, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| John Rodgers [1] or John Rogers [2] | 1885 June 22 [1]; 1886 [2] | Steamer, 60' LOD, 18' beam, 5' draft [1]; D, (BRT) [2] | US Army Benicia Arsenal [1]; Ausland [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Domatilla | 1885 Aug 29 [1]; 1886 [2] | Schooner [1]; Sr, (BRT) [2] | Hawaiian registry [1]; Ausland [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| M. Romero Rubio | 1885 Nov 28 [1]; 1885 [2] | Schooner, steam-aux, 60 tons [1]; D [2] | International Company of Mexico [1]; Ausland [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Audina | 1885 [2] | Slp, 33 (BRT) [2] | USA [2] | Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Lizzie Merrill | 1885 [2] | Sr, 62 (BRT) [2] | USA [2] | Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| San Jose | 1886 Mar 11 [1]; 1886 [2] | Schooner, 51.88 tons, 67.5' LOD, 20' beam, 7' draft [1]; Sr, 55 (BRT) [2] | James Girvan, San Francisco [1]; San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Reliance | 1886 Apr 1 [1]; 1886 [2] | Schooner, 61.34 tons. 69.5' LOD, 23' beam, 6.5' draft [1]; Sr, 65 (BRT) [2] | Henry Steffens San Francisco [1]; San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Frank Lawrence | 1886 Apr 9 [1]; 1886 [2] | Schooner, scow, 55.76 tons, 63' LOD, 24' beam, 4.5' draft [1]; ScSr, 55 (BRT) [2] | Frank Lawrence, San Francisco [1]; F. Lawrence, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Pearl | 1886 Apr 9 [1]; 1886 Apr [2] | Schooner, 83.56 tons, 95.5' LOD, 23' beam, 7.5' draft [1]; Sr, 88 (BRT) [2] | Louis Sloss, San Francisco [1]; Louis Sloss, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Moe Wahine | 1886 May 21 [1]; 1886 [2] | Schooner, 60 tons, 85' LOD, 24' beam, 9' draft [1]; Sr, 147 (BRT) [2] | Hawaiian Registry [1]; Hawaii [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Mateata [1] or Meteata [2] | 1886 July 19 [1]; 1886 [2] | Schooner, 50.73 tons, 67.1' LOD, 20.4' beam, 7' draft [1]; Sr, 53 (BRT) [2] | A. Crawford San Francisco [1]; Ausland [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Apia | 1886 Aug 10 [1] | Schooner, 53.4 tons. 67.1' LOD, 20.4' beam, 7' draft [1] | Wightman Brothers [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Lovina | 1886 Dec 7 [1] | Schooner, 67.67 tons, 73.5' LOD, 22.5' beam, 8' draft [1] | Matthew Turner & Company Tahiti [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Lavina | 1886 [2] | Sr, 71 (BRT) [2] | Ausland [2] | Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Berwick | 1887 Jan 20 [1]; 1887 Feb [2] | Schooner, 95.67 tons, 82.6' LOD, 27.4 beam, 7.1' draft, price $7,700 [1]; Sr, 100 (BRT) [2] | R. D. Hume Del Norte Commercial Co. [1]; Del Norte Commercial Co., San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Del Norte | 1887 Feb 2 [1]; 1887 [2] | Schooner, 95.64 tons. 82.6' LOD, 27.4' beam, 7.1' draft, price $7,700 [1]; Sr, 101 (BRT) [2] | R. D. Hume Del Norte Commercial Co. [1]; Del Norte Commercial Co., San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Chetco | 1887 Mar 8 [1]; 1887 Mar [2] | Schooner, 98.69 tons, 83.6' LOD, 27.4' beam, 7.2' draft, price $8,000 [1]; Sr, 104 (BRT) [2] | R. D. Hume Del Norte Commercial Co. [1]; Del Norte Commercial Co., San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Nellie | 1887 April [1] | Schooner, yacht, 88' LOD, 21' beam, 10.3' draft [1] | J. Mervyn Donahue San Francisco [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Thistle | 1887 Apr 20 [1]; 1887 [2] | Whaleback steam tug, 32.38 tons, 72' LOD, 18' beam, 10' draft, price $11,800 [1]; SrD, 65 (BRT) [2] | R. D. Hume [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Antelope | 1887 May 27 [1]; 1887 May [2] | Schooner, 123,98 tons, 89.5' LOD, 28.8' beam, 7' draft [1]; Sr, 124 (BRT) [2] | G. W. Hume, San Francisco [1]; A.M. Hame, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Lurline | 1887 June 2 [1]; 1887 May [2] | Half-brigantine, 350 tons, 135' LOD, 34.4' beam, 13' draft, price $26,000 [1]; SrBg, 359 (BRT) [2] | J.D Spreckels Oceanic S.S. Co. [1]; Spreckels Bros., San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | Lurline - a 135-foot brigantine made for Claus Spreckels in 1887, who sold immediately 75% to William Matson as an expansion of Matson Lines. They resold the vessel in 1896. The brig was lost in 1915. [3] | |
| Eureka | 1887 June 27 [1]; 1887 [2] | Schooner, 117.77 tons, 89.5' LOD, 28.5' beam, 7' draft, price $9,000 [1]; Sr, 124 (BRT) [2] | L. A Maison, San Francisco [1]; L.A. Maison, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Elsie Iversen [2] or Elsei Iverson [1] | 1887 Aug 6 [1]; 1887 Jul [2] | Schooner, 116.23 tons, 93.5' LOD, 27.2' beam, 7.5' draft, price $10,500 [1]; Sr, 122 (BRT) [2] | Nils Iverson [1]; N. Iversen, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Newark | 1887 Sept 1 [1]; 1887 Aug [2] | Schooner, 114.53 tons, 93.5' LOD, 27.2' beam, 7.2' draft, price $11,000 [1]; Sr, 121 (BRT) [2] | C.L. Dingley [1]; C.L. Dingley, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Monterey | 1887 Oct 6 [1]; 1887 Sep [2] | Schooner, 119.84 tons, 96.5' LOD, 28' beam, 7.5' draft, price $11,000 [1]; SrCB, 126 (BRT) [2] | C.L. Dingley [1]; C.L. Dingley, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Confianca [2] or Conflanza [1] | 1888 Jan 14 [1]; 1888 [2] | Schooner, 84.23 tons, 78' LOD, 25.5' beam, 7' draft [1]; Sr, 88 (BRT) [2] | Henry Topfer [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Frijto [2] or Fruto [1] | 1888 Jan [1]; 1898 [2] | Steamer, stern-wheel, 429 tons, 235' LOD, 45' beam, 5.6' draft [1]; HRdD, 429 (BRT) [2] | Freeman, Smith & Company Russian Registry [1]; Ausland? [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Seven Sisters | 1888 Mar 3 [1]; 1888 [2] | Schooner, 122.81 tons, 97' LOD, 27.2' beam, 7.5' draft, price $12,000 [1]; Sr, 129 (BRT) [2] | Shattuck & Co. [1]; J. Johnson, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Bertha | 1888 Apr 12 [1]; 1888 Apr [2] | Half-brigantine steam-aux, 449 tons, 140' LOD, 32' beam, 15' draft, price $32,000 [1]; SrBgD, 597 (BRT) [2] | Karluk Packing Company [1]; Karluk Packing Co., San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Equator | 1888 May 31 [1]; 1888 [2] | Schooner, 72.68 tons, 66.5' LOD, 22' beam, 8' draft [1]; Sr, 76 (BRT) [2] | K. C. Eldridge, Pacific Packing & Navigation Co. San Francisco [1]; Kpt. R. Reid, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | Equator - In 1889, the Equator was chartered by Robert Louis Stevenson, who sailed her with his wife Fanny Van de Grift Stevenson from Honolulu to the Gilbert Islands. The voyage was the basis for Stevenson's travelogue In the South Seas. [1] |  |
| Portia | 1888 June 19 [1]; 1888 Jul [2] | Schooner, 62.88 tons, 75' LOD, 23' beam, 6' draft [1]; Sr, 63 (BRT) [2] | Higgins & Collins Lumber Company, San Francisco [1]; Higgins & Collins, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| America | 1888 July 21 [1]; 1888 Sep [2] | Schooner, pilot, 74.74 tons, 81' LOD, 24' beam, 9.7' draft, price $20,000 [1]; LoSr, 81 (BRT) [2] | San Francisco Bar Pilots [1]; San Francisco Bar Pilots [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Alice | 1888 [1]; 1888 [2] | Steamer, stern-wheel [1]; HRdD [2] | Pacific Packing & Navigation Co. Sitka, Alaska [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Catalina | 1888 [2] | SlpYt [2] | USA [2] | Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Cudina | 1888 [1] | Schooner [1] | Unknown [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Linda | 1889 Jan [1]; 1888 [2] | Sloop, yacht, 9 tons, 36.9 LOD, 14' beam, 5.5' draft [1]; SlpYt [2] | Judge Prescott Sawyer [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Unknown | 1889 Jan [1]; 1889 [2] | Tug, steam, sub-assembled and shipped to Alaska [1]; HRdD [2] | Alaska Commercial Company [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Helena [2] or Helene [1] | 1889 Jan 25 [1]; 1889 [2] | Schooner, yacht, 40' LOD, 18' beam, 5' draft [1]; Sr [2] | Col. Fred Whitney Hawaii [1]; Ausland [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Aleut | 1889 Mar 7 [1]; 1889 [2] | Schooner, steam-screw, 19.17 tons, 59.5' LOD, 19' beam, 7' draft [1]; Sr, 38 (BRT) [2] | Alaska Commercial Company [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Jennie | 1889 Mar 7 [1]; 1888 [2] | Schooner, steam-screw, 50.75 tons, 72.9' LOD, 22' beam, 7' draft [1]; Sr, 70 (BRT) [2] | Alaska Commercial Company [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Lydia | 1889 Apr 1 [1]; 1889 [2] | Schooner, 39 tons, 62' LOD, 20' Beam, 7' draft [1]; Sr, 40 (BRT) [2] | Karluk Packing Company [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Pinole | 1889 Apr 27 [1]; 1889 [2] | Schooner, 77.56 tons, 72' LOD, 25.4' beam, 6.5' draft [1]; Sr, 82 (BRT) [2] | Sacramento Farm Hay Vessel [1]; San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Arthur I. | 1889 May 17 [1]; 1889 Jun [2] | Schooner, 129.26 tons, 97' LOD, 27.3' beam, 7.7' draft, price $12,000 [1]; SrCB, 129 (BRT) [2] | Nils Iverson, Iverson & Co. Benicia [1]; N. Iversen, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Volcano | 1889 May [1] | Sloop, yacht, 13.38 tons, 27' LOD [1] | German Registration [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Molly Woggin | 1889 June [1] | Sloop, yacht, 27' LOD [1] | Matthew Turner [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Arctic | 1889 Aug 4 [1]; 1889 [2] | Steamer, stern-wheel, 42.07 tons, 60.6' LOD, 19' beam, 7' draft, Sub-assembled and shipped to Alaska [1]; HRdD [2] | Alaska Commercial Company [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Reliance | 1889 Sept 24 [1]; 1889 [2] | Schooner, steam-screw, 94.21 tons, 92.9' LOD, 21.2' beam, 10.5' draft [1]; DSchl, 94 (BRT) [2] | John D. Spreckels, San Francisco [1]; John D. Spreckels, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Eva | 1889 [1] | Schooner, 36.87 tons, 64' LOD, 22.3' beam, 3.3' draft [1] | Unknown [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Olga | 1890 Jan 13 [1]; 1890 [2] | Schooner, 46.12 tons, 63.5' LOD, 20' beam, 7' draft [1]; Sr, 46 (BRT) [2] | Captain Boden [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Herman | 1890 Feb 14 [1]; 1890 [2] | Schooner, 105.75 tons, 87.5' LOD, 24.5' beam, 10' draft [1]; Sr, 106 (BRT) [2] | George Liebes Fur Company [1]; Geo Liebes, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| St. Paul | 1890 Mar 28 [1]; 1890 [2] | Schooner, 46.14 tons, 63.5' LOD, 20' beam, 4' draft [1]; Sr, 49 (BRT) [2] | M. L. Washburne Kodiak, Alaska [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Pacific | 1890 Apr 14 [1]; 1890 [2] | Schooner. steam-screw, 31.66 tons, 75' LOD, 20.6' beam, 8.2' draft [1]; D, 63 (BRT) [2] | Leon Sloss Pacific Packing Co. [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Archie & Fontie | 1890 May 20 [1]; 1890 [2] | Schooner, 61.28 tons, 76.5' LOD, 25.5' beam, 6.3' draft [1]; Sr, 64 (BRT) [2] | Captain H. A. Richardson [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Mikronesia | 1890 June 4 [1]; 1890 Jun [2] | Schooner, 35 tons, 60' LOD, 16' beam, 6' draft [1]; Sr, 35 (BRT) [2] | A.G. Jaluit-Gesellschaft, Hamburg [1]; A.G. Jaluit-Ges., Hamburg [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Emma | 1890 June 16 [1]; 1890 [2] | Schooner, 25.33 tons, 51.5' LOD, 16.8' beam, 6' draft [1]; Sr, 25 (BRT) [2] | Captain Brown Benson Margovia, Alaska [1]; Cpt. B. Benson, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Jessie | 1890 June [1]; 1890 [2] | Schooner, yacht, 76 tons, 76' LOD, 24.5' beam, 8.7' draft [1]; SrYt, 73 (BRT) [2] | Commodore Joseph MacDonough San Francisco [1]; San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Pitcairn | 1890 July 28 [1]; 1890 Oct [2] | Schooner, yacht, 121.52 tons, 93.5' LOD, 27.2' beam, 10' draft, price $18,683 [1]; Sr, 121 (BRT) [2] | O. Oleen. San Francisco, Seventh-day Adventists [1]; O. Olesen, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] |  | |
| Ramona | 1890 Aug 1 [1]; 1890 [2] | Schooner, yacht, 31.50 tons, 58.5' LOD, 19.6' beam, 6.5' draft [1]; SrYt, 34 (BRT) [2] | J. H. McCarthy, San Francisco [1]; San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Glad Tidings | 1890 Aug 15 [1] | Steamer, price $35,000 [1] | Second Adventist Church [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Robert W. Logan | 1890 Aug 29 [1]; 1890 [2] | Schooner, 28.62 tons, 53' LOD, 17.5' beam, 7' draft [1]; Sr, 30 (BRT) [2] | American Board of Foreign Missions of Boston [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Alister [1] or Alster [2] | 1890 Aug 30 [1]; 1890 Sep [2] | Schooner, 80 tons, 80' LOD, 23 1/2' beam, 8' draft [1]; Sr, 80 (BRT) [2] | A.G. Jaluit-Gesellschaft, Hamburg [1]; A.G. Jaluit-Ges., Hamburg [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Northern | 1890 [1]; 1890 [2] | Schooner, steam screw [1]; D [2] | Unknown [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Galilee | 1891 Feb 8 [1]; 1891 Feb [2] | Half-brigantine, 354.07 tons, 132.5" LOD, 33.5' beam, 12.7' draft [1]; SrBg, 354 (BRT) [2] | Matthew Turner [1]; eigene Rechnung [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | Galilee - Brigantine that holds the record for the Tahiti-San Francisco run in a wooden-hulled sailing vessel (22 days), converted to magnetic observatory when under charter to the Carnegie Institution of Washington Department of Terrestrial Magnetism for three years. [5] |  |
| Royal | 1891 Mar 7 [1] | Schooner, steam-aux, 29.54 tons, 75' LOD, 20.6' beam, 8.2' draft [1] | Royal Packing Company [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Benicia | 1891 Apr 22 [1]; 1891 [2] | Schooner, scow, 30.88 tons, 49.6' LOD, 20.2' beam, 4' draft [1]; ScSr, 32 (BRT) [2] | Albert Eriksen San Francisco [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| La Tahitienne | 1891 June 20 [1] | Schooner, 82.33 tons, 106' LOD, 21.9' beam, 7' draft [1] | Mr. Emile Levy French Registry [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Teavaroa | 1891 July 25 [1]; 1892 [2] | Schooner, 110 tons, 89' LOD, 28' beam, 8' draft [1]; Sr, 110 (BRT) [2] | Tahiti owners [1]; Tahiti [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Henry | 1891 July 29 [1]; 1891 Jul [2] | Schooner, 50 tons, 81' LOD, 21.9' beam, 7' draft, $7,920 [1]; Sr, 50 (BRT) [2] | Société Comm. de l'Océanie, Hamburg [1]; Soc. comm. de l'Océanie, Hamburg [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Chunaka [2] or Churruca [1] | 1891 Oct [1]; 1892 [2] | Schooner, 50 tons [1]; Sr, 50 (BRT) [2] | Mexican owners [1]; Tahiti [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Tahitienne | 1891 [2] | Sr, 50 (BRT) [2] | Levy, Tahiti [2] | Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Truant | 1891 [1] | Sloop, yacht, 30' LOD [1] | Corinthian Yacht Club [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Papeete | 1892 Feb 12 [1]; 1892 [2] | Schooner, 127 tons, 112' LOD, 33.4' beam, 11.8' draft [1]; Sr, 127 (BRT) [2] | French Government Gunboat [1]; Tahiti [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Hunter | 1892 Mar 11 [1]; 1890 [2] | Schooner, 63.32 tons, 75' LOD, 26.6' beam, 7' draft [1]; Sr, 63 (BRT) [2] | Rudolph Neumann Ounalaska, Alasaka [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Rachel | 1892 Apr 11 [1]; 1892 [2] | Schooner, 84.47 tons, 79.5' LOD, 25.7' beam, 6.7' draft, price $8,000 [1]; Sr, 84 (BRT) [2] | Naval Reserve Company D [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Everett Hayes [2] or Everett Hays [1] | 1892 Apr 20 [1]; 1892 [2] | Schooner, 37.07 tons, 60' LOD, 19.2 beam, 6' draft [1]; Sr, 39 (BRT) [2] | Samuel Applegate Ounalaska, Alaska [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Hiawatha | 1892 Apr 20 [1]; 1892 [2] | Steamer, 9.78 tons, 125 HP, 49' LOD, 13' beam, 6' draft [1]; DSchl, 19 (BRT) [2] | Commodore John Eckley, Eckley Station, Contra Costa County [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Shasta | 1892 June 6 [1]; 1892 [2] | Schooner, scow, 91.17 tons, 82' LOD, 26' beam, 6.1' draft [1]; ScSr, 95 (BRT) [2] | Piper, Aden & Company [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Alpine | 1892 June 23 [1]; 1892 [2] | Schooner, scow, 91.17 tons, 82' LOD, 26' beam, 6.1' draft [1]; ScSr, 95 (BRT) [2] | Piper, Aden & Company [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Joseph & Henry | 1892 Aug 1 [1]; 1892 [2] | Schooner, 90.01 tons, 84' LOD, 27' beam, 6.6' draft [1]; Sr, 95 (BRT) [2] | Joseph Harder & Henry Stefffens San Francisco [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Geneva | 1892 Dec 9 [1]; 1892 Dec [2] | Half-brigantine, 495.66 tons, 150' LOD, 36.3' beam, 14' draft [1]; SrBg, 496 (BRT) [2] | Nelson Andrews Matthew Turner & Company [1]; eigene Rechnung [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | Geneva - a brigantine with a passage of 2 days between Launceston, Tasmania and Newcastle, New South Wales. [3] | |
| Jeanette | 1893 Feb 18 [1]; 1893 [2] | Half-brigantine, steam-aux, 217.81 tons, 116' LOD, 27.2' beam, 13.2' draft [1]; SrBgD, 298 (BRT) [2] | Roth, Blum & Co. San Francisco [1]; L. Blum & Co., San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Santa Cruz | 1893 May 5 [1]; 1893 [2] | Schooner, 43.40 tons, 64' LOD, 18.8' beam, 6.4' draft [1]; Sr, 45 (BRT) [2] | Santa Cruz Island Co. [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Tulenkun | 1893 June 1 [1]; 1893 [2] | Schooner, 47.07 tons, 61' LOD, 19.5' beam, 6.5' draft [1]; Sr, 47 (BRT) [2] | A.G. Jaluit-Gesellschaft, Hamburg [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Naiad | 1893 July 15 [1] | Yawl, yacht [1] | Fred Kelley [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Tolna | 1893 July 19 [1]; 1893 [2] | Schooner, yacht, 78.61 tons, 88' LOD, 24.5' beam, 10' draft [1]; SrYt, 82 (BRT) [2] | Count Festetics von Tolna [1]; Count Festeties, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | Tolna - two-masted, 88 foot long, 78 61/100 ton schooner built in 1893 for Eila Haggin Festetics de Tolna. Wrecked off the coast of Minicoy, Maldives in February 1900. [6] | |
| Benak [2] or Benick [1] | 1894 Aug 21 [1]; 1894 [2] | Schooner, 53 tons [1]; Sr, 53 (BRT) [2] | A.G. Jaluit-Gesellschaft, Hamburg [1]; A.G. Jaluit-Ges., Hamberg [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Anita | 1894 Dec 27 [1]; 1894 [2] | Schooner, 83.71 tons, 82' LOD, 24.3' beam, 6.2' draft [1]; Sr, 88 (BRT) [2] | W. F. Boole & Co. Ybarra Mining Co. [1]; Ybara Mining Co., San Domingo [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Etta B. | 1895 Mar 27 [1]; 1895 [2] | Schooner, gas screw, 27.83 tons, 51' LOD, 18' beam, 4.9' draft [1]; SrAux, 25 (BRT) [2] | C. Matsen Bolinas, California [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Ida A. | 1895 Apr 3 [1]; 1894 [2] | Schooner, 26.6 tons, 53' LOD, 16.4' beam, 5.4' draft [1]; SrAux, 28 (BRT) [2] | Thomas Marshall San Francisco [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Alice | 1895 May 23 [1]; 1895 Oct [2] | Steamer, stern-wheel, 400 tons, 160' LOD, 30' beam, 9' draft, Sub-assembled and shipped to Alaska [1]; HRdD [2] | Pacific Packing & Navigation Co. Sitka, Alaska [1]; St. Michaels, Jukon River, Alaska [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Beaver | 1895 May 24 [1]; 1895 May [2] | Steamer, stern-wheel, 37 tons, 59' LOD, 15' beam, 3.1' draft, Sub-assembled and shipped to Alaska [1]; HRdD, 37 (BRT) [2] | Pacific Packing & Navigation Co. Sitka, Alaska [1]; St. Michaels, Jukon River, Alaska [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Four Sisters | 1895 June 8 [1]; 1895 Jun [2] | Schooner, gas-screw, 31.54 tons, 58.5' LOD, 20.6' beam, 4.5' draft [1]; SrAux, 38 (BRT) [2] | J. P. Hauto Sonoma State [1]; Cpt.J.P. Hauto, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Kodiak | 1895 Aug 6 [1]; 1895 [2] | Schooner, 125.28 tons, 105' LOD, 25.3' beam, 9.3' draft [1]; Sr, 146 (BRT) [2] | Alaska Commercial Company [1]; Alaska Commercial Co., San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Gertrude | 1895 Dec 13 [1] | Sloop, 6.65 tons, 25.5' LOD, 11.7' beam, 2.9' draft [1] | Unknown [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Gerald C. | 1895 Dec 29 [1]; 1896 [2] | Schooner, gas-screw, 75 tons, 68' LOD, 18' beam, 5.2' draft, price $6,000 [1]; Sr, 31 (BRT) [2] | Frank Cooley Ravenswood, CA [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Five Brothers | 1896 Mar 11 [1]; 1896 [2] | Schooner, steam-aux, 70.44 tons, 79' LOD, 25.7' beam, 6.4' draft [1]; Sr, 81 (BRT) [2] | Johnsen & Emigh, San Francisco [1]; Johnsen & Emigh, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Baranoff | 1896 Mar 13 [1]; 1896 [2] | Schooner, steam-aux, 57.24 tons, 74.5' LOD, 22.7' beam, 7.6' draft [1]; Sr, 64 (BRT) [2] | Alaska Commercial Company [1]; Alaska Commercial Co., San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Maksoutoff | 1896 Mar 13 [1]; 1896 [2] | Schooner, 57.24 tons, 74.5' LOD, 22.7' beam, 7.6' draft [1]; Sr, 64 (BRT) [2] | Alaska Commercial Company [1]; Alaska Commercial Co., San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Duxbury | 1896 Aug 3 [1]; 1896 [2] | Schooner, gas auxiliary, 30.95 tons, 61.5 LOD, 19' beam, 5.1' draft [1]; SrAux, 37 (BRT) [2] | George L. Gibson Bolinas, California [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Mercur | 1896 Oct [1]; 1896 Oct [2] | Schooner, 52 tons, 70' LOD, 20' beam, 7' draft [1]; Sr, 51 (BRT) [2] | A.G. Jaluit-Gesellschaft, Hamburg [1]; A.G. Jaluit-Ges., Hamburg [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| James Spier | 1896 Nov 24 [1] | Schooner, steam-aux, 195' LOD, 34" beam, 15' draft [1] | Inter-island Navigation Co. Hawaii [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Bella | 1896 [1]; 1896 [2] | Steamer, stern-wheel, 400 HP, 370 tons, 140' LOD, 33' beam, 8' draft, Sub-assembled and shipped to Alaska [1]; HRdD, 370 (BRT) [2] | Northern Commercial Co. St Michaels, Alaska [1]; St. Michaels, Jukon River, Alaska [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Rover | 1896 [1] | Schooner, yacht, 76 tons. 76' LOD, 22.7' beam, 9.6' draft [1] | R. Barrett Fithian [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Pride of the Bay | 1897 Mar 14 [1] | Sloop yacht, 40' LOD [1] | Matthew Turner [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Villain | 1897 Mar 25 [1] | Schooner, yacht [1] | Matthew Turner [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| La Chilena | 1897 May 24 [1]; 1897 [2] | Schooner, naphtha-aux, 10.70 tons, 41' LOD, 14' beam, 4.8' draft [1]; SrAux, 14 (BRT) [2] | Campbell Company [1]; Ross & Hewlett & G.W. Call, San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Leah | 1897 Sept [1]; 1898 [2] | Steamer, stern-wheel, 477 tons, 138.7' LOD, 31' beam, 6.3' draft, price $80,000 [1]; HRdD, 477 (BRT) [2] | Northern Commercial Co. St Michaels, Alaska [1]; Northern Commercial Co., St. Michaels, Alaska [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Neptun [2] or Neptune [1] | 1897 Dec [1]; 1897 Jun [2] | Schooner, 140 tons, 104' LOD, 24' beam, 7.1' draft [1]; Sr, 140 (BRT) [2] | A.G. Jaluit-Gesellschaft, Hamburg [1]; A.G. Jaluit-Ges., Hamburg [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Hercules | 1898 Jan [1]; 1898 Jan [2] | Schooner, steam-screw, 150 tons, 106' LOD, 25' beam, 10' draft [1]; SrAux, 150 (BRT) [2] | A.G. Jaluit-Gesellschaft, Hamburg [1]; A.G. Jaluit-Ges., Hamburg [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Alice Rix | 1898 March [1]; 1898 [2] | Steamer, stern-wheel, 100' LOD [1]; HRdD [2] | Union Shipping and Transportation Co. [1]; Ausland? [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Bessie H. | 1898 March [1]; 1898 [2] | Steamer, stern-wheel, 175' LOD, Sub-assembled and shipped to Alaska [1]; HRdD [2] | Pacific Coast Commercial Co. [1]; Ausland? [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Mary Sachs | 1898 Apr 22 [1]; 1898 [2] | Schooner, twin screw, two 30 HP engines, 35.31 tons, 56.5' LOD, 18.2' beam, 5.6' draft, price $5,000 [1]; Sr, 35 (BRT) [2] | Lippman Sachs, Sachs Brothers and Company [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Clara | 1898 June 11 [1]; 1898 [2] | Steamer, stern-wheel, 81.52 tons, 75.5' LOD, 22' beam, 4.6' draft [1]; Sr, 81 (BRT) [2] | California & Northwest Trading & Mining Company [1]; Ausland [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| W.P. Fuller | 1898 June 30 [1]; 1898 [2] | Schooner, twin screw gas, 49.07 tons, 76,5' LOD, 18.5' beam, 5.3' draft [1]; Sr2Aux, 49 (BRT) [2] | W. P. Fuller & Company [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Malolo | 1898 July [1]; 1898 [2] | Schooner, gas-screw, 29 tons, 60.8' LOD, 15.2' beam, 5.8' draft, price $7,000 [1]; Sr [2] | John Sass Hawaiian Registry [1]; Ausland [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Queen of the Isles | 1898 July [1]; 1898 Aug [2] | Schooner, kerosene-aux, 50 HP, 95' LOD, 24' beam, 9' draft [1]; Sr, 138 (BRT) [2] | Wilkins & Company [1]; Wilkens & Co., Jaluit [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| San Jose | 1898 Aug 19 [1] | Steamer, stern-wheel, 192.45 tons, 101' LOD, 28' beam, 5.8' draft [1] | Robert Christie [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Mascotte | 1898 Nov 18 [1]; 1898 [2] | Schooner, 95" LOD, 34' beam, 9' draft [1]; SrAux, 130 (BRT) [2] | Hernsheim & Co. of Hamburg [1]; Hernsheim & Co., (Hamburg), Matupi [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Bear | 1898 [1]; 1898 [2] | Schooner-rigged lighter, 539 tons [1]; SrL, 539 (BRT) [2] | Northern Commercial Co. St Michaels, Alaska [1]; St. Michaels, Jukon River, Alaska [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Fox | 1898 [1]; 1898 [2] | Schooner-rigged lighter, 539 tons [1]; SrL, 539 (BRT) [2] | Northern Commercial Co. St Michaels, Alaska [1]; St. Michaels, Jukon River, Alaska [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Monarch | 1898 [1]; 1898 [2] | Barge, lighter, 153 tons [1]; L, 153 (BRT) [2] | Dawson City, Yukon [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Taku | 1898 [1] | Steamer, 54 tons [1] | Unknown [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Alba | 1899 Jan [1]; 1899 [2] | Schooner, 63' LOD, 18' beam, 6' draft [1]; Sr [2] | Mexican owners [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Ebon | 1899 Jan [1]; 1899 Dec [2] | Schooner, 63' LOD, 18' beam, 6' draft [1]; Sr, 30 (BRT) [2] | A.G. Jaluit-Gesellschaft, Hamburg [1]; A.G. Jaluit-Ges., Hamburg [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Marshalleon | 1899 Jan [1]; 1899 Jan [2] | Schooner, 40 tons, 63' LOD, 28' beam, 6' draft [1]; Sr, 40 (BRT) [2] | Jaluit Company of Hamburg [1]; A.G. Jaluit-Ges., Hamburg [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Caroline | 1899 Mar 9 [1]; 1899 [2] | Sloop. Gas-screw, 14.90 tons, 41.9' LOD, 16' beam, 3.2' draft [1]; Slp, 14 (BRT) [2] | SF freight business [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Gadder | 1899 Sept 17 [1] | Sloop, yacht, 25.5' LOD, 8.5' beam [1] | Matthew Turner [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Benicia | 1899 Sept 23 [1]; 1899 [2] | Barkentine, 674 tons, 169' LOD, 40' beam, 14' draft [1]; SrBk, 674 (BRT) [2] | Captain E. C. Bowes [1]; eigene Rechnung [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | Benicia - a barquentine with a fast passage from Newcastle, New South Wales to Kihei, Hawaiʻi, of 35 days. [3] | _-_lib.WA_4092.jpg) |
| Tamari Tahiti [2] or Tamarii Tahiti [1] | 1899 Nov 23 [1]; 1899 [2] | Schooner, 145 tons. [1]; Sr, 145 (BRT) [2] | Capt. George Dexter Tahiti trade French Registry [1]; Maxwell & Co., Tahiti [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Catherine | 1899 [1] | Sloop, yacht, 60' LOD, 9.7' beam, 3.5' draft [1] | Archie Sutherland [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| La Croix Du Sud | 1899 Dec [2] | Sr [2] | Missionary Society, London [2] | Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Surprise [1] or Sunrise [2] | 1899 Dec [1]; 1899 [2] | Schooner, gas-aux, 147 tons, 95' LOD, 18.2' beam, 8.7' draft [1]; Sr [2] | M. W. McChesney & Company of Hawaii [1]; Ausland [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Eclipse | 1900 March [1]; 1900 Mar [2] | Schooner, gas aux, 125 HP, 211 tons, 104' LOD, 27' beam, 10.2' draft [1]; SrAux, 211 (BRT) [2] | R. N. McChesney Hawaiian Registry [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Nome | 1900 March [1]; 1900 May [2] | Schooner-rigged lighter, 231 tons, 131' LOD, 34' beam, 7' draft [1]; SrL, 231 (BRT) [2] | Alaska Commercial Company [1]; Alaska Commercial Co., San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| York | 1900 March [1]; 1900 May [2] | Schooner-rigged lighter, 231 tons, 131' LOD, 34' beam, 7' draft [1]; SrL, 231 (BRT) [2] | Alaska Commercial Company [1]; Alaska Commercial Co., San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Bonita | 1900 Mar 27 [1] | Schooner, 14 tons [1] | George Genereaux [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Captain Blair | 1900 May [1] | Schooner, 130' LOD, 32' beam, 10' draft [1] | Alaska Commercial Company [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Rosamond | 1900 May 19 [1]; 1900 May [2] | Schooner, 4-masted, 1,387 tons, 210' LOD, 41' beam, 17' draft [1]; 4Sr, 1084 (BRT) [2] | Williams, Dimond and Company [1]; William, Dimond Co., San Francisco [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Aeolus | 1900 July [1]; 1900 Apr [2] | Schooner, gas aux. 150 tons, 104.9' LOD, 24" beam, 9.6" draft [1]; SrAux, 150 (BRT) [2] | A.G. Jaluit-Gesellschaft, Hamburg [1]; A.G. Jaluit-Ges., Hamburg [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Ariel | 1900 Aug 30 [1]; 1900 [2] | Schooner, 4-masted, 726 tons, 176' LOD, 40' beam, 14.5' draft [1]; 4Sr, 726 (BRT) [2] | U. Andrews San Francisco [1]; own account [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | Ariel - Four-masted schooner built by Matthew Turner in 1900. She was wrecked at Inuboyesaki, Japan, in 1917. [3] | .jpg) |
| Pathfinder | 1900 Nov 10 [1]; 1900 Dec [2] | Schooner, pilot, 86 tons, 81' LOD, 24' beam, 14.5' draft [1]; LoSr, 86 (BRT) [2] | San Francisco Bar Pilots [1]; San Francisco Bar Pilots [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| La Croix du Sud | 1900 Dec [1] | Schooner, 45 tons, 63' LOD, 18' beam, 6' draft [1] | Tahiti owners [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| The Crowley | 1900 [1] | Schooner, gas-aux [1] | The Crowley Brothers [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Maurice | 1901 Jan 12 [1]; 1901 Feb [2] | Schooner, 63' LOD, 18' beam, 6' draft [1]; Sr [2] | Tahiti owners [1]; Tahiti [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Nuhiva [2] or Nuku Hiva [1] | 1901 Jan [1]; 1900 [2] | Schooner, 50 tons, 65' LOD, 18' beam, 6' draft [1]; Sr, 50 (BRT) [2] | Société Comm. de l'Océanie, Hamburg [1]; Soc. comm. de l'Océanie, Hamburg/Papeete [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Jilt | 1901 May [1] | Sloop, yacht, 67' LOD, 22" beam, 6' draft [1] | F. J. Croall San Francisco Yacht Club [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Helen | 1901 June 2 [1] | Sloop, yacht, 32' LOD, 11' beam. 4.5' draft [1] | A. E Chapman San Francisco [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Amaranth | 1901 July 22 [1]; 1901 Sep [2] | Barkentine, 4-masted, 1,109 tons, 209' LOD, 42.5' beam, 18' draft [1]; 4SrBk, 1109 (BRT) [2] | Nelson Andrews San Francisco [1]; own account [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | Amaranth - Four-masted barquentine that broke the record for the Astoria, Oregon to Shanghai run (23 days).[5] Wrecked at Jarvis Island on August 30, 1913. [3] | .png) |
| Newtown | 1901 [1] | Steamer, stern-wheel, 77 tons, 75' LOD, 20' beam, 5' draft [1] | O. Johnson San Francisco [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Amazon | 1902 Feb 1 [1]; 1902 Feb [2] | Barkentine, 4-masted, 1,167 tons, 209' LOD, 42.5' beam, 19' draft [1]; 4SrBk, 1167 (BRT) [2] | Nelson Andrews San Francisco [1]; own account [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Gazelle | 1902 Feb [1]; 1902 Feb [2] | Schooner, gas-aux, 112' LOD, 30' beam, 12' draft [1]; SrAux, 151 (BRT) [2] | Hersheim & Co. Matupi, Hamburg [1]; Hernsheim & Co., Matupi/Hamburg [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| M. Turner [2] or Matthew Turner [1] | 1902 June 28 [1]; 1902 Jul [2] | Schooner, 4-masted, 816 tons, 182' LOD, 42.2' beam, 15' draft [1]; 4Sr, 816 (BRT) [2] | Matthew Turner [1]; own account [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Eimeo | 1902 July 7 [1]; 1902 Jul [2] | Schooner, gas aux, 175 tons, 106' LOD, 24' beam, 10' draft [1]; SrAux, 175 (BRT) [2] | Société Comm. de l'Océanie, Hamburg [1]; Soc. comm. de l'Océanie, Hamburg/Papeete [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Tarang | 1902 Nov [1]; 1902 Nov [2] | Schooner, gas screw, 83 tons, 69.5' LOD, 22.2' beam, 8' draft [1]; Sr, 83 (BRT) [2] | Papua New Guinea [1]; USA [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Hope | 1902 [1] | Barge, 120 feet long, 400 tons, 37' beam, 9' draft [1] | Newtown Trans. Co. Port Costa to Sacramento Fleet [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| Triton | 1903 Jan [1]; 1903 Jan [2] | Schooner, gas screw, 150 tons, 75 HP, 107' LOD, 24' beam, 10' draft [1]; SrAux, 150 (BRT) [2] | A.G. Jaluit-Gesellschaft, Hamburg [1]; A.G. Jaluit-Ges., Hamburg [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Siafiafi | 1903 Feb [1]; 1903 [2] | Schooner, 38.77 tons, 60.5' LOD, 18' beam, 6' draft [1]; Sr, 38 (BRT) [2] | French Polynesia [1]; Tahiti [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] | ||
| Catherina | 1903 Aug [1] | Barge, 140' LOD, 32' beam, 6' draft [1] | Newtown Trans. Co., Port Costa to Sacramento Fleet [1] | Benicia [1] | ||
| St. Michael | 1904 October [1]; 1904 Oct [2] | Schooner, gas auxiliary, 60 HP, 85' LOD, 25' beam, 7' draft [1]; SrAux, 85 (BRT) [2] | Marché Colonial Company, Paris [1]; Marché Colonial, Papeete/Tahiti [2] | Benicia [1]; Turner Shipyard, West 12th Street, Benecia [2] |