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SS Tottenham
Description: British ship wrecked in 1911

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Tottenham

46 ship citations (3 free) in 32 resources

18 books (2 free)
5 journals (1 free)
9 web applications (0 free)
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2 passenger/crew lists (0 free)
Tottenham (1801; British East Indiaman)
Book Merchant Sail
Author William Armstrong Fairburn
Published Fairburn Marine Educational Foundation, Inc., Center Lovell, Maine,
Pages IV: 2516, 2545
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Tottenham (3) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (Barque; Canadian; Official Number: 9030725, built 1825; 309 gross tons) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (Barque; Official Number: 91000941) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (British freighter) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (British s.s.) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (British ship) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (Built 1896, Register closed 1899; ON: 108190) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (cargo, built 1940, at Dundee; tonnage: 4762) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (convict transport) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (dry cargo vessel; built 1906; Germany; 6097 dwt; also named: Everonika, Don Cesar, Apsley) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (dry cargo vessel; built 1940; United Kingdom; 9200 dwt) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (freighter)
Book Shipwrecks: An Encyclopedia of the World's Worst Disasters at Sea
Author David Ritchie
Published Checkmark Books, New York,
ISBN 0816031630, 9780816031634
Page 234
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Tottenham (London, 1906, Steam; ON: 120686) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (London, 1906, Steam; ON: 123655) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (London, 1940, Steam; ON: 167541) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (of London, C.E. Cox, Master, 4494 / 2943 tons, from the port of New York Via Melbourne to Sydney, New South Wales, 1st June, 1909) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (sailed 1818, for New South Wales, Australia; Master Dugald McDougall) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (ship/transport, 564 tons) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (Sotheby, captain) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (Southerby, captain) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (square sterned bark, 1825, Quebec, gross tonnage: 309) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (SS)
Journal Sea Chest: The Journal of the Puget Sound Maritime Historical Society (1987-1998; Vols. 20-29)
Published Puget Sound Maritime Historical Society, Seattle,
Pages 28: 15, 92
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Tottenham (steamer; Capt. R. B. Gwatkin; noted in directory of 1898) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (steamer; Capt. R. B. Gwatkin; noted in directory of 1899) Subscribe to view
Tottenham (steamship): sunk by Atlantis Subscribe to view
Tottenham, H.C. Ship, agreement for building (East Indiamen) Subscribe to view
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