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Londonderry registry

It's worth mentioning that after its Bristol registry was closed it was re-registered in Derry and took trips between Derry and St. John, New Brunswick carrying immigrants and timber. It was active at least through 1835 under John Bell, Master. Manifests survive for two trips in 1834, and advertisements in the New Brunswick Courier advertise upcoming trips in 1835. I haven't been able to ascertain its ultimate fate; records in Northern Ireland would probably supply this but that research is currently beyond my reach. 173.77.157.86 (talk) 00:09, 30 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]