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Isthmian Name: | Foxton Hall | Period: | Ancient |
| Gross Tonnage: | 4,247 | Net: | 2,734 |
| Dimensions: | 368' 2" x 49' 5" x 19' 0" | MC Type: | |
| Builder: | J.L. Thompson & Sons Ltd. Sunderland, UK | Hull # USMC Hull # Date of Build: Delivered: | 393 1902 1/02 |
| Engines: | T.3Cy.26",44",72"-48" | Engine Builder: | N.E. Marine Eng. Co. Sld |
| Navigation: | Decks, etc.: | 1 Deck(Steel) & Spar Deck(part Iron & part Steel) |
| Began Isthmian Service: | 1914 | Ended Isthmian Service: | 1914 |
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Date | Vessel # | Vessel Name | Vessel Owner | Call Ltrs | Home Port | Flag |
1902 | 115241 | Foxton Hall | C.G. Dunn & Co., Ltd. Liverpool | TFCS | Liverpool | British |
1914 | ----- | Foxton Hall | U.S. Steel Products Co. New York | LDQM | New York | United States |
| Disposition Date | Comments |
| 1914 | 9/23: Sunk after explosion and fire off Watling Island on voyage Caleta Coloso to New York with a cargo of nitrate. First Isthmian vessel to be lost at sea. |
| The information on this page is the kind contribution of Skip Lewis. Skip, whose dad sailed for Isthmian, is an avid collector and researcher of everything Isthmian. In his quest, he has used many sources and publications including Lloyd's of London and Imperial Steel by John Atherton. Thank you, Skip. Copyright © 2003-2007 - All rights reserved. |
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