JOSEPH PARKIN & THOMAS RICHARDSON

THOMAS RICHARDSON

RICHARDSON BROTHERS

HARTLEPOOL

1837 - 1857

 

Parkin & Richardson established a yard for wooden ships on the Headland at Hartlepool, moving to Middleton in 1838. The partnership was dissolved and Thomas Richardson developed his business of marine steam engines, but constructed two vessels in 1845-1846. He died in 1850 and his two sons, Thomas and John built a further series of vessels between 1855 and 1857. The Richardson name became prominent in the field of marine engineering in the town.

Early yard numbers may have been allocated later by researchers rather than at the time of building.

 

1837 1 CASTLE EDEN
  2 VICTORIA
  3 ISABEL
  4 RICHMOND LASS
1838 5 THOMAS WOOD
  6 INDEPENDANCE
1845 7 ENDEAVOUR
1846 8 JOHN MOWLEM
1855 9 SIR COLIN CAMPBELL
1856 10 FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
  11 VICTOR EMMANUEL
  12 GENERAL WILLIAMS
  13 IRELAND
1857 14 ARMENIAN
  15 ANN
  16 SKANE
  17 SVEA

 

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