Captain's LogSource: Keith Matthews Name Files Memorial University of Newfoundland Maritime History Archives
Entry for Terrence Kennedy:
1807 bt 162/3 Terence Capt 3 bros 44/7 Nfld f/ship
Interpretation of the Entry:
Surname: Kennedy Date: 1807 Source: Great Britain. Board of Trade Annual List of Ships Registered. Series 162 vol.3
Notes: Captain Terence Kennedy, registered the Three Brothers, a fishing ship, with Lloyds Register of Shipping
1810-11 bt 162/3 Terence 3 bros 44 ton nfld fishing
Interpretation of the Entry:
Surname: Kennedy Date: 1810/1811 Source: Great Britain. Board of Trade Annual List of Ships Registered. Series 162, vol.3
Notes: Terence registered a Newfoundland 44 ton fishing boat, the Three Brothers
Entry for Francis Kenedy
1811 bt 162/3 fra 3 bros 44 ton nfld fish
1840
The next mention of the Ship Three Brothers is the vessel being outfitted by Slade & Co. and being sailed out of Hant's Harbour by a Capt. Kidny [sic] in 1840; 98 tons 34 men for Sealing
Also James Kennedy takes out the Three Brothers in 1809 ....see Keith Matthews File for James Kennedy
I had research done looking through the Liverpool Plantation Records for several ships, below is an email from Randy White, St.John's, Nfld from what he found at the Maritime History Archives
I have finished going through the Liverpool Plantation Records as requested by Joanne. The records cover a period from 1743 to 1784.
Joanne wanted the records checked for references to the following ships
Three Brothers
Belisarius
John Keats
Ranger/Northern Ranger
Prudence/Prudent
Belliste/cb Bellisle
Of the six ships there were no references except three for the same ship as follows:
A George Weston merchant of Minehead registered the ship "Three Brothers:" built in 1745 in North Yarmoth. The ships Master was listed as Thomas Frog. Dated 09 July 1762
A ship the "Three Brothers was registered for the Plantation Trade 02 Mar 1770. The master was listed as "Hugh Roberts"
A ship "Three Brothers was registered at Jamaica to a Richard Lake merchant of Kingston.The ship was formerly called the "Flying Fish" a square stern ship of 100 Tons. The master was listed as John Watson.
That ends the Liverpool Plantation Records research.Randy
Atlantic Mariners:
The Irish Kennedy's of Carbonear
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