Geffrard wreck

Possibly found magnetometer survey 20090227

  • Country Built UK

  • Port Built Jersey

  • When Built 1853

  • Length 37.20

  • Beam 7.30

  • Draft 5.00

  • Engine N

  • TONA 316.00

    Map of Geffrard
  • When Lost 1875/06/12

  • Where Lost Quindalup

  • Sinking Chain parted and beached

  • Sunk Code Wrecked and sunk

  • Port From Melbourne

  • Port To Adelaide(22/209) Shanghai

Museum Reference

  • wreck Geffrard

  • Protected Federal

  • Found Y

  • Inspected N

  • Official Number 23252

  • Confidential NO

Artefact information

Full information about the Geffrard
wreck Geffrard
When Lost 1875/06/12
Protected Federal
Found Y
Inspected N
Date Inspected 2009/02/27
Where Lost Quindalup
Latitude Max -33.63
Longitude Max 115.16
Position Information GPS
Engine N
TONA 316.00
Country Built UK
Port Built Jersey
When Built 1853
Port Registered Melbourne
Official Number 23252
Length 37.20
Beam 7.30
Draft 5.00
Sinking Chain parted and beached
Sunk Code Wrecked and sunk
Port From Melbourne
Port To Adelaide(22/209) Shanghai
Cargo Timber
Master Captain Munday
Owner Fred Clark of Melbourne
Comments Possibly found magnetometer survey 20090227
Sources SRO ACC129 File 22/209 Dept police Vasse 16/6/1875 Register of British Ships, Melbourne J.W. Munday, evidence at Court of Inquiry into the casualty to the brig Geffard, Busselton, 7 July 1875, C.S.R. 813, fol. 212 Inquirer, 11 August 1875 Can be seen on Archdeacon’s Map of 1876
Confidential NO
URL http://www.museum.wa.gov.au/maritime-archaeology-db/wrecks/geffrard