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Umgeni (1864 ship)

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Umgeni, 1864.

The Umgeni was a sailing ship of the Rennie line. She was launched in 1864 and served as a passenger ship transporting colonists to Natal before being converted to a coal carrier. In 1876 she ran aground near Glenelg in South Australia but was re-floated.

See also

References

  1. "Sailing Vessel UMGENI built by John Smith in 1864 for J. T. Rennie & Co., Aberdeen, Passenger / Cargo".
  2. "Aberdeen Ships | UMGENI".
  3. "John T. Rennie Lines".

Further reading

  • "Rennie's Steamer Service: Natal and Cape Colonies" by R. N. Porter, The South African Philatelist, Vol. 90, No. 6 (December 2014), Whole No. 927, pp. 178–182.
  • Ingpen, B. & Ingrid Staude-Griesel (Ed.) (2000) Horizons: The Story of Rennies, 1849-1999. Johannesburg: Rennies Management Services. ISBN 9780620267595
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