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TABLE 4-3. The wood—types used in the hulls of a sample of sixty ships built on Prince Edward Island between 1856 and 1876 as recorded by the Lloyd's inspector (twelve ships were sampled at five-yearly intervals). The numbers shown for each wood—type are the number of structural elements for which the wood was listed. (Source: Lloyd’s Register of Shipping).

WOOD-TYPES

Birch Beech Maple Oak Ash Elm Spruce amarack Pine White Red Cedar Hemlock Pitch * * * T pineT pine* pine

Number of structure listed I

VESSEL Lloyd’s number. / Vessel name. / (rigging) / [tonnage] / {Lloyd's class}

N 01

1. Edwiston (b) [131] {4A} 4. Caroline (b) [115] {4A} 8. Agnes (B) [242] {4A} 12. Dahinda (b) [113] {4A} 16. Diana (b) [163] {4A}

N 01

N xi

N O)

N xi

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NNNN xixixixi

4—5—5 .54.; m-x-x 4001

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NM xix:

4o. Ronaldes (B) [201] {4A} 44. Lively (B) [164] {3A1}

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4r 21:

214. Eros (b) [189] {7A}

218. Theresa (Ba) [313] {4A1} 2

222. Stat/Ta (b) [190] {7A} 226. Volant (B) [197] {7A} 230. Smi/er (b) [132] {4A} 234. Christina (b) [174] {4A} 239. William (b) [188] {4A}

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NM

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