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Domestic News December 6, 1819

Alexandria Gazette & Daily Advertiser

Alexandria, Virginia

What is this article about?

The hermaphrodite brig Ann from Providence, RI, wrecked on Gaskin Bank the night before November 24 near Tybee, totally breaking up amid fresh winds. Several survivors were seen pulling to Tybee; unclear if lives lost. Pilot Sisson observed wreckage afloat.

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Savannah, Nov. 24.

SHIPWRECK.

The Look-Out pilot boat, Sisson, come up from below last evening, informs us that he saw a boat in the morning, pulling for Tybee, with several men on board, who told him they were from the hermaphrodite brig Ann, from Providence, R. I. which vessel had gone on the Gaskin Bank the night before, and had totally gone to pieces. As it was blowing very fresh, could not understand from them whether any lives were lost. Mr. Sisson saw several pieces of the wreck, barrels, &c. afloat.

What sub-type of article is it?

Disaster Shipping

What keywords are associated?

Shipwreck Brig Ann Gaskin Bank Tybee Pilot Sisson Providence Ri

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Sisson

Where did it happen?

Gaskin Bank Near Tybee

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Gaskin Bank Near Tybee

Event Date

The Night Before Nov. 24

Key Persons

Mr. Sisson

Outcome

vessel totally gone to pieces; unclear if any lives lost

Event Details

The Look-Out pilot boat, Sisson, come up from below last evening, informs us that he saw a boat in the morning, pulling for Tybee, with several men on board, who told him they were from the hermaphrodite brig Ann, from Providence, R. I. which vessel had gone on the Gaskin Bank the night before, and had totally gone to pieces. As it was blowing very fresh, could not understand from them whether any lives were lost. Mr. Sisson saw several pieces of the wreck, barrels, &c. afloat.

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