A Record of Wooden Sailing Ships and Warships Built in the Port of Bideford from the Year 1568 to 1938: With a Brief Account of the Shipbuilding Industry in the Town |
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40 tons 59 tons Restarick Appledore barque barque Cox barquentine Bideford Bridge Bridgeland brig 100 tons brig 50 brigantine built for Lord Cleavehouses Cock & Sons Cook copper trade Cox 184 tons Cox's shipbuilding yard Crosspark cutter East-the-Water Edward Birkbeck Fisheries George Cox Gulf of St Johnson 129 tons ketch large number Lord Alfred Paget Mary masts Maud of Scotland Merchant Newfoundland Newfoundland trade North Sea Mission Port of Bideford Restarick Restarick 84 tons Restarick's shipyard Restarick's yard Rigged Robert Johnson Rolle Canal ropewalk schooner Bideford schooner Cock schooner John Cox screw steamer 1,150 Sea Lock Sea Mission Boat Sedwell Jane sloop 40 tons sloop-of-war smack spritsail steam yacht built steamer 1,150 tons three-masted Schooner Tobacco tons 58 tons tons 60 tons tons Bideford tons Cox tons George Cox tons John Cox tons John Johnson tons schooner tons Thos Torridge vessel launched WARSHIPS BUILT Waters William William Yeo yard was closed