Ann Dymes

  General Notes:

In 1881 census boarder in Brighton.
In 1891 census boarder in Tunbridge.
After her brother Frank's wifes death in 1913, Frank invited his sister Ann to live with him in Albany, Australia.
Albany Advertiser mentions Ann in 14/1/1937; 25/1/1937; 19/7/1937. Local Girl Guides, Boy Scouts all express appreciation of her help.
At her death Ann still owned Edward House bequeather to Toc H. Stirling Terrace and MacCartney House, Serpentine Road bequeathed to the boy scouts.

A ship owner by Ann's father David, was named the Anne Dymes. Some details of the Anne Dymes follows:
Built in India. Moulmein (now in Burma) in 1863. It would have been built of teak Owners, Dymes & (crossed out) D. D. Dymes.
Registered in London. 47366 ex Bayswater ex foreign NRT 451. No. 209.
31 July 1863 p2 The Times
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE direct, the magnificent new clipper ship ANNE DYMES, A1 13 years, 850 tons burden, P. H. Knight, commander; lying in the London DOCKS. Has a full poop, with unrivalled accommodation for chief cabin and second class passengers.
For further particulars apply to Adamson & Ronaldson, 1 Leadenhall St; or to George H. Payne, 49 Leadenhall St.

19 August 1863 Aberdeen Journal
Shortly from London to Cape of Good Hope.
Anne Dymes 800 tons. Napoleon 1100 tons.
These high class vessels have very superior cabin accommodation for 1st and 2nd class passengers, for whose comfort and convenience on the voyage every attention will be paid.
Passage money 30gns chief cabin; 20gns second cabin.
Apply to G. H. Payne, 49 Leadenhall St. Or to Adamson & Ronaldson 1 Leadenhall St. London, E.C.

3 March 1864 p2 Nelson Examiner
London to Nelson. 13 October 1863 to 2 March 1864. 2nd voyage. Captain Knight. C. 50 immigrants. Fore-topmast and jib-boom damaged in gale in Bay of Biscay.

7 April 1864 Nelson Examiner
Advertisements for sale of cargo. Galvanised sheets & tiles & fancy goods.
To sail for Sydney on Monday 11 April.

9 February 1865 galegroup
Arrived Gravesend from Pondicherry.

1 April 1865 galegroup
Sailed from Gravesend for Madras.

17 February 1866 London Standard
Entered out. 16 February Ann Dymes for Madras.

21 February 1866 p2 The Times
MADRAS direct (1st ship), the splendid clipper ship and regular trader ANNE DYMES A1 13 years 450 tons register. A. Findlay commander. All goods intended for this ship must be in the East India Docks and cleared by Thursday 22nd inst. Apply to Gosman & Smith, 3 Crosby Square or to J. & R. Grant, 12 Fenchurch St.
ALICE was to follow ANNE DYMES.

15 July 1867 Liverpool Daily Post
13 July Anne Dymes passed Deal from Madras to London.

16 July 1867 London Standard
Gravesend. Arrived. Ann Dymes from Pondicherry.

12 August 1867 London Standard
Custom House. 10 August Ann Dymes out to Singapore.

19 October 1867 p11 The Times
The Anne Dymes was anchored at Deal and going to Singapore.
7 February 1868 London Standard
Custom House. Annie Dymes from London. Spoken with on December 17.

2 October 1868 galegroup
Arrived Gravesend from Singapore.
The Suez Canal was opened in November 1869.
18 October 1869 London Standard
Ann Dymes arrived Valparaiso 23 August.

14 January 1870 p5 The Cambrian
Ann Dymes arrived in Swansea from Carrizal, Venezuela or Chile.

3 March 1870 West Briton & Cornwall Advertiser
Regular line of Packets from Swansea to Valparaiso, Coquimbo & Caldera.
The undersigned intend despatching first class SHIPS at Monthly Intervals for the above named ports. Next departure
"ANNE DYMES"
451 tons register for Valparaiso & Coquimbo. March 5 1870.
For full particulars of freight and passage, apply to HENRY BATH & SON, Swansea; & 62 Gresham House, London, E.C.

6 February1871 '96 28 March 1872. David Hutchfield, Toronto, fieldhaven@look.ca
Voyage to South America and Australia.

15 June 1871 Western Daily Press
At Monte Video 30 April Anna Dymes.

3 November 1871 Glasgow Herald

Ann Dymes from Rosario at Coronel. (Chile)

16 August1872 google
Departed from Montevideo.

20 December 1872 London Standard
Falmouth. 18 December. Annie Dymes from Fray Ventos.

6 March 1873 Glasgow Herald
Gravesend. Arrived 5 March Anne Dymes from Antwerp.

17 September 1873 p10
The Times
The Anne Dymes was anchored at Deal and going to Capetown.

19 November 1874 Daily News.
Missing vessel. The Anne Dymes of London. Jones, ON 47366 from Akyab (now Sittwe, Burma) to Falmouth with rice was spoken on 17 June inst in Lat 82s, Long 28e. (More likely Lat 28e, Long 42s. Below South Africa in rough winter seas.)

Memorial University of Newfoundland has crew lists for 1866? 1867, 1870, 1872, 1873.