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Angel Gabriel
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English gallion |
Angel Gabriel
plaque |
Dangerous rocks at Pemaquid Point, Maine (Author's collection) |
The table below provides historical and statistical data on the vessel. Some of the information may be incomplete. If you have additions or corrections, please e-mail us at the address listed below.
Shipwreck Data |
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Vessel Name | Angel Gabriel |
Other Names | Built as Starre, renamed Jason, and later renamed Angel Gabriel |
Vessel Type | Gallion (used as a merchant ship) |
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Length / Beam / Draft (feet) | |
Tonnage | 240 |
Hull Construction | Wood |
Propulsion | Sails |
Cargo | Passengers (emigrants) from England, bound for Massachusetts |
Built | 1615 in England (built as Starre) |
Date of Loss | August 15, 1635 |
Reason for Loss | Driven onto rocks in storm and wrecked |
Fatalities | Most of the people onboard were lost; some survived |
Location | Pemaquid Point -- Bristol, Maine |
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Coordinates (Loran C) | |
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Typical Visibility (feet) | |
Wreck Condition | Probably completely gone |
Diving Considerations | Dangerous surf and rocks area |
Other Information | The Angel Gabriel sailed from England for Massachusetts as part of a small convoy. A bronze plaque at Pemaquid Point commemorates the wreck. |
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