Vessels associated with Amlwch Port
Name Tons Built/ Known Where By Rig Bought Owned or part owned Fate/Notes Extended details
Active 175 1816 Lancaster   Snow 1846 N.Treweek Capt John Hughes  
Adventure 75 1845 Cape Breton   Schooner 1848 N.Treweek Capt Owen Parry  
Ailsie 98 1892 Amlwch Paynter 3 Schnr   Platts of Oldham Capt John Hughes. Managers at Llanfairfechan  
Albion 82 1815 Lancaster   Schooner   W.Thomas Capts. J.Owen, J.Jones, W.Parry  
Aligator 9 1814 Dulas Robert Owen Open boat     Capt William Evans Lost 1860
Alliance 76 1858 Amlwch Treweek & Co Schooner   Palmer & Co Capt T.Owen  
Amanda 193 1865 PEI Ross Bgntine 1866 R.Jones, W. Thomas, W. Thomas Liv Capt R.Jones. Sold  
Amlwch 76 1786 Beaumaris   Brig   Amlwch Shipping Co Capt Rowland Owen  
Amlwch Packet 37 1832 Amlwch Treweek Bros Smack/schooner? 1832 N.Treweek… T.Jones of Bangor Capt Griffith Jones. Wrecked Abererch 14th October 1881  
Anglesea 149 1885 Amlwch Thomas I.stmr 1885 W.Thomas. L.Thomas, Bilbao owners in 1894 Capt W.Gibbon  
Anglesea lass 99 1854 Rhyl   Schooner   W.Thomas Capt W.Thomas  
Anglesea Lass 264 1871 Sunderland   Barque 1871 W.Thomas Capt D.Jones. Lost 1973  
Anglesey 632 1850 Pictou NS   Barque 1851 N.Treweek Capt Thos Morrison, W.E.Bell  
Anglesey 158 1884 Amlwch Thomas Ketch     Small iron screw  35HP engine by Ditton of Caernarvon
Ann Mulvey 99 1842 Chester   Schooner 1854 N.Treweek Capt William Jones  
Ardri               Small steamer built by Shearing in Glasgow in 1896 and brought by Thomas. Foundered 13 mines off Bardsey in 1936.  
Arethusa 712 1845 Quebec   Ship 1850 N.Treweek Capt Thos Morrison, J Hamilton  
Atlas 66 1839 Northwich   Schooner 1854 N.Treweek Capt Henry Jones  
Barbara 46 1825 Rhuddlan   Sloop 1853 N.Treweek Capt James Jones  
Barbara 1082 1877 Sunderland Doxford I.Barque 1877 W.Thomas Capt R.H.Roberts  
Baron Hill 209 1876 Amlwch Thomas Bgntine 1876 W.Postlethwaite Capt J.Hughes A larger version of the Cumberland Lassie The three-masted schooner Baron Hill was built by William Thomas at Amlwch in April 1876. She was registered at Liverpool and was owned by Millom's William Postlethwaite from 1876 until her loss on the 22nd March 1898.Travelling from Flint to Newcastle with a cargo of salt, the Baron Hill was stranded and lost in wind conditions ENE Force 6, in the Dee estuary 2 miles below Flint. The master was Capt. L.Hughes and there was a crew of six
Becca & mary   1904 Amlwch Hugh Jones       for the Duddon Shipbuilding company in 1904.  
Black rock                  
Bradshaw 55 1793 Red wharf E.Griffiths          
Brothers 42 1820 Bristol   Sloop 1846 N.Treweek Capt John Williams  
Camborne 108 1885 Amlwch W.Cox -Paynter 3 Schnr   Capt T.Morgan. 1914? Sold to Swansea. (Hugh Shaw tells story in "Schooner Captain") Captain Thomas Morgan built the 118 ton Schooner Cambourne in 1884 at the Cox Paynter yard in Amlwch. she was described as " of graceful shape and good qualities" and was managed by the Cox Paynter Company up until the First World War. She was crewed mainly by Amlwch man.In 1936 at the age of 52 she was blown off course in the Atlantic by a fierce storm. After the storm it took 4 days to make landfall.
Cambrian Cutter 22 1833 Dulas John Hughes       For the Webster family Sold to Dublin in 1839
Caroline 52       Schnr   W.Thomas    
Catherine 63 1842 Amlwch N.Treeweek Schooner        
Celtic 224 1894 Amlwch Thomas