Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2022 15:48:50 GMT 12
For a number years I had known the she was left the my Grandfather by Lord Jellicoe.
I think the plaque on her says donated by Devonport Yacht Club.The part they had was in her removal from number 9 to the Auckland Musuem where she has since been transferred to the Maritme Museum.
When she left number 9 she was complete,raxy sails,embosed Iron Duke pinic set and velvet cushions.Which have dissapeared over the yrs(maybe buried in the bowls of the museum).
Auckland Star June June 13th 1924
I believe her crew was Andy (forward hand)Glady Bailey(main)Jelli on the helm. Still trying to find an article written in 8 oclock.Lady Jellicoe saying to Andy"Dont you drown my husband"apparently won some race where Lord Jelli was knocked out briefly
I think the plaque on her says donated by Devonport Yacht Club.The part they had was in her removal from number 9 to the Auckland Musuem where she has since been transferred to the Maritme Museum.
When she left number 9 she was complete,raxy sails,embosed Iron Duke pinic set and velvet cushions.Which have dissapeared over the yrs(maybe buried in the bowls of the museum).
Auckland Star June June 13th 1924
I believe her crew was Andy (forward hand)Glady Bailey(main)Jelli on the helm. Still trying to find an article written in 8 oclock.Lady Jellicoe saying to Andy"Dont you drown my husband"apparently won some race where Lord Jelli was knocked out briefly
