John Ena

A four-masted steel barque built in 1892 by R. Duncan & Co., Port Glasgow. Dimensions: 95,31×14,65×7,62 meters [312'9"×48'1"×25'0"] and tonnage: 2842 GRT and 2568 NRT. Rigged with royal sails over double top and topgallant sails. Equipped with a triangular mainsail.

1892 July: Launched at the shipyard of R. Duncan & Co., Port Galsgow, for San Francisco Shipping Co., Honolulu.
1907: Sold to A.O. Lorentzen, San Francisco.
1915: Sold to Rolph Navigation & Coal Co., San Francisco.
1916: Sold to Standard Oil Co., San Francisco.
1919: Sold to Robert Dollar Co., San Francisco.
1921: Sold to J. Boots, San Francisco.
1925: Sold to A.F. Mahony, San Francisco.
1926: Dis-masted during towage.
1934: Broken up at San Pedro, CA.

References:

Four- and five masted ships, general references.
The John Ena Story

Updated 1999-07-01 by Lars Bruzelius.

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