Year |
Name |
Owner |
|
---|---|---|---|
1901 | Newlands | J.F. Wilson & Co. | |
1904 | Newlands | Wilson Shipping Co. Ltd. | |
1909 | Newlands | Maclay & McIntyre | |
1919 | Newlands | Italian Export Shipping Co. | |
1919 | Newlands | T. Lewis | |
1924 | Trumf | A. Lofgren | |
1929 | Adriatic | Atlantic Transport Line AB | |
1930 | Adriatico | Mutiozabal & Fernandez | |
1935 | Adriatico | Jose A. Mutiozabal | |
1936 | Virgo | Rederi AB Iris |
Bound from Gefle for Rotterdam with a cargo of ore Virgo was mined off Borkum Light vessel, northern Germany on 13 January 1943. 2 lives were lost.
J.F. Wilson formed his own company when his partnership with Robert Hardy was dissolved on June 30th, 1894, and the company of Hardy, Wilson & Co., ceased trading.
From 1894 J.F. Wilson & Co., owned 15 ships until the company ceased trading in 1919.
In 1904 the company became Wilson Shipping Co. Ltd
Family History:
Joseph Forster Wilson was born in 1853 at Stockton-on-Tees to parents William and Ann (nee Forster). He was married in 1876 to Emily Tassell who was born in Seaton Carew. By 1881 they were living at 139 Station Lane, Seaton Carew with two sons and a daughter and by 1891 the family had moved to Craiglands, Stranton and had a third son. By 1901 they were living at Pangbourne, West Hartlepool. Joseph was Mayor of Hartlepool in 1896.
Joseph died aged 60 at Pangbourne on 14 July 1914 leaving assets of £56,516.
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