Cayzers third sailing ship(not solved answer given by Poster)

[vic mcclymont]

Chris, the notice of intention is purely to change the ships name. The notice clearly states that it is our ship (Cayzer).
Mirimar is not infallible, I have found many errors and omissions on that site.
AYOS ANDREAS (1879-1881)
Wood Brig
O.N. 72501
1878: Appears in the Lloyds registers for the first time, builder unknown. Owned by Ludwig, Sierra Leone, Freetown.
1880: Registered owner Charles W. Cayzer, 3, Old Church Yard, Chapel Street, Liverpool (source Clip crew list registers). Name at Registration AYOS ANDREAS.
1880: Registered at Lloyds as the AMY.
1881: Disappears from L.R.
I believe that that is sufficient corroboration.
Regards
Vic
I agree with you Chris there is no mention of this ship in any other Cayzer documentation. It maybe that it was owned for one voyage before disposal. At that time Cayzer was under tremendous financial pressure to come with the cash for the ships being built at Stephens.

[Doc Vernon]

Hello Vic
This is just a wee bit of info.
I was looking on the net Yesterday and came across some reference on the ship in question,however it was a pay site so I could not get to open the Document! Its newspaper Article.

Cheers As said just trivia on it!

Capture Brig.jpg

[Doc Vernon]

Not that's its much different but I got the actual Clipping Vic!
Again just trivia.
Cheers

Capture A A.jpg

[Doc Vernon]

Thought I would move this from the Quiz Vic
It contains some good references and replies!
Too good to go to Cyberspace eventually!
Cheers

[Chris Isaac]

This is valuable stuff, I will include this is the early days of Cayzer section of the web site.

[vic mcclymont]

Chris, now a believer I hope will give this myself and this site credit for the info.
Vic

[Chris Isaac]

Chris, now a believer I hope will give this myself and this site credit for the info.
Vic

Of course!
It can be found here: Amy

[vic mcclymont]

Chris, Thank you.
Vic