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Fausto Grisi
Steamer vessel named Cuaspud (ex "Witch") foundered Trinidad Island on 1867
I would like have all the possible information about a UK vessel steamer named "Witch" 39 tons, sold to Columbian Governement around 1860 and named "Cuaspud",Little, foundered 40 miles WNW of Trinidad Island on september 24th, 1867.
Mar 11th, 2011
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