Agnes (1853)

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History
New South Wales
Name| Agnes
Owner| Henry Hardy
Port of registry| Sydney
Builder| James Bevan, Sydney Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Completed| 1853
Identification| Registration number: 35/1853
Fate| Wrecked 13 July 1860
General characteristics
Type| Wood carvel cutter
Tonnage| 13 GT
Displacement| 13 NT
Length| 11.97  m
Beam| 3.169  m
Draught| 1.432  m

The Agnes was a wooden carvel cutter built in 1853 in Sydney Harbour. It was lost at Newcastle Bight, New South Wales, on 13 July 1860, when it was blown ashore in a gale whilst travelling between Newcastle and Sydney.[1] The ship master was Henry Hardy.

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1. ^ "Wrecks of the Brig Phantom, Schooners Margaret and Frederick Griffiths, and Cutter Agnes". The Sydney Morning Herald. Vol. XLII, no. 6896\. New South Wales, Australia. 14 July 1860. p. 4. Retrieved 19 January 2021 - via National Library of Australia.

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Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1860

Shipwrecks|

* 6 Jan: Northerner
* 8 Jan: Isabel Segunda
* 8 Feb: Hungarian
* 7 Mar:  Virginia
* 27 Mar: Nimrod
* 22 May: Malabar
* 21 Jun: USCS Robert J. Walker
* 13 Jul: Agnes
* 16 Jul: John Bowes
* 2 Sep: SMS Frauenlob
* 8 Sep: Lady Elgin
* 6 Oct: Connaught
* 5 Nov: Kyle Spangler
* 17 Dec: BAP Callao

Other incidents|

* 2 Jun: Teutonia
* 11 Jun: HMS Sidon
* 13 Jun: HMS Satellite
* 10 Aug: Emanuela
* Unknown date: Stag Hound

1859 1861

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Shipwrecks and scuttled vessels of New South Wales

Shipwrecks by region

Richmond–Tweed|

* Adventure
* Agnes
* Enterprize
* SS Friendship
* Tassie III
* HMAS Waree
* SS Wollongbar

Mid North Coast|

* Abbey
* Ability
* Absalom
* Acielle
* Acme
* Ada and Ethel
* Admiral Gifford
* Adonis
* Advance (wr.1933)
* Agnes Irving
* SS Catterthun
* Edwin
* MV Fairwind
* SS Fingal
* Fitzroy
* Governor Hunter
* Jane
* HMAS K9
* Kalang
* Kooroongaba
* Titan
* Trial
* Wanganui
* SS Wollongbar

Hunter|

* Ability
* Active (1850)
* Active (1877)
* Ada
* Adelaide
* Adolphe
* Advance (1884)
* Agnes
* Alhambra
* Bee
* The Bluebell Collision
* SS Cawarra
* SS Colonist
* Contest
* Dundee
* Eleanor Lancaster
* Elizabeth Henrietta
* Estramina
* Excalibur
* Fido
* Francis
* Gertrude
* Governor King
* Grecian
* Hope
* SS Lindus
* Merksworth
* TSS Maianbar
* Norfolk
* SS Oakland
* Recovery
* MV Sygna
* Wendouree
* USS WST-1

Central Coast|

* Adelaide
* Advance
* HMAS Allenwood
* SS Bonnie Dundee
* Hazard
* Henri
* PSS Maitland
* MV Nimbin
* HMAS Paterson

Northern Beaches|

* Adelaide
* Aenid
* Argument
* Charlotte
* M24 Japanese Midget Submarine
* SS Myola
* Narara
* Queen Bee
* HMAS Swan
* Tuncurry
* Whale
* Windsor

Sydney Eastern Suburbs|

* Agnes
* Colonist
* Dunbar
* Edward Lombe
* HMAS Goolgwai
* Greycliffe
* PS Herald
* Hereward
* Iron Chieftain
* Iserbrook
* Itata
* HMAS Karangi
* SS Kate
* HMAS Kuttabul
* Martha
* Three Bees
* William Cossar
* HMAS Woomera

Southern Sydney|

* Adelphoi
* Advance (1872)
* Advance (1874)
* Koonya

Illawarra|

* Adele
* Adolphus
* Agnes
* SS Bombo
* Comboyne
* Hawkesbury Packet
* Queen of Nations
* Shockwave

Shoalhaven|

* Advance
* Aeolus
* Agnes
* Hive
* Koraaga
* Nancy
* HMAS Voyager
* Wandra

Far South Coast|

* Dureenbee
* George
* Iron Knight
* Ly-ee-Moon
* Olive Cam

Scuttled vessels

* HMAS Adelaide
* HMAS Anzac
* HMAS Australia
* SS Balgowlah
* SS Bantam
* SS Barcoo
* Bellubera
* Brighton
* HMAS Colac
* Curl Curl
* Dee Why
* HMAS Doomba
* HMAS Encounter
* HMAS Geranium
* HMAS Huon
* HMAS Kara Kara
* HMAS Kianga
* HMAS Kuramia
* HMAS Kookaburra
* HMS Lewes
* HMAS Marguerite
* HMAS Mallow
* HMAS Medea
* HMAS Mercedes
* USS Osborne
* HMAS Pioneer
* HMAS Stalwart
* HMAS Swordsman
* HMAS Tingira
* HMAS Torrens
* HMAS Vendetta
* HMAS Vigilant
* HMAS Yarra

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