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Zebrina (/zəˈbriːnə/) was a schooner-rigged, three-masted sailing barge, of 189 tons, built in 1873 at Whitstable, originally intended to trade on the River Plate in South America. She was discovered aground on the coast of France in October 1917 with her crew missing. The Zebrina sailed from Falmouth in October 1917, commanded by Captain Martin, with a crew of 5 and cargo of Swansea coal for Saint-Brieuc, France. Two days later, she was found ashore on Rozel Point, south of Cherbourg, without damage except for some disarrangement of her rigging, but without her crew.

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rdfs:label	Zebrina (ship) (en)
rdfs:comment	Zebrina (/zəˈbriːnə/) was a schooner-rigged, three-masted sailing barge, of 189 tons, built in 1873 at Whitstable, originally intended to trade on the River Plate in South America. She was discovered aground on the coast of France in October 1917 with her crew missing. The Zebrina sailed from Falmouth in October 1917, commanded by Captain Martin, with a crew of 5 and cargo of Swansea coal for Saint-Brieuc, France. Two days later, she was found ashore on Rozel Point, south of Cherbourg, without damage except for some disarrangement of her rigging, but without her crew. (en)
foaf:name	Zebrina (en)
dcterms:subject	Maritime incidents in 1953 Maritime incidents in 1917 1873 ships Ghost ships
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Wikipage revision ID	1076209280 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Barge Río de la Plata Saint-Brieuc Maritime incidents in 1953 Whitstable Allies of World War I Maritime incidents in 1917 Falmouth, Cornwall France U-boat 1873 ships Ghost ships Cherbourg Langstone Harbour Swansea Portsmouth Submarine Schooner
sameAs	Zebrina (ship) Zebrina (ship) Zebrina (ship)
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Ship class	schooner-rigged, 3-masted sailing barge (en)
Ship complement	5 (xsd:integer)
Ship country	United Kingdom (en)
Ship fate	Destroyed by fire 1953 (en)
Ship laid down	1873 (xsd:integer)
Ship name	Zebrina (en)
Ship tons burthen	189 (xsd:integer)
has abstract	Zebrina (/zəˈbriːnə/) was a schooner-rigged, three-masted sailing barge, of 189 tons, built in 1873 at Whitstable, originally intended to trade on the River Plate in South America. She was discovered aground on the coast of France in October 1917 with her crew missing. The Zebrina sailed from Falmouth in October 1917, commanded by Captain Martin, with a crew of 5 and cargo of Swansea coal for Saint-Brieuc, France. Two days later, she was found ashore on Rozel Point, south of Cherbourg, without damage except for some disarrangement of her rigging, but without her crew. At the time, her crew was assumed to have been taken off by a Unterseeboot preparatory to the submarine sinking the vessel by gunfire. The U-boat presumably sighted, or was sighted by, an Allied vessel and departed the scene before she could sink the Zebrina, and was later sunk herself with the crew of the Zebrina aboard.A subsequent investigation, described in When Ships Go Down by David Masters, published in 1932, came to the conclusion the crew of five had been washed overboard in a squall and the craft had sailed on without them. The case is often referenced in popular books about mysterious disappearances, where her destination is commonly misprinted as Saint Brieux, and she was claimed to have been found adrift. She was destroyed by fire in 1953 at Velder Creek (an inlet of Langstone Harbour) in Portsmouth. (en)
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status	Destroyed by fire 1953
class	Barge Schooner
foaf:isPrimaryTopicOf	wikipedia-en:Zebrina_(ship)
is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	The zebrina Ghost ship
is Wikipage redirect of	The zebrina
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