SS PECONIC – 70 fsw off St. Mary’s Georgia
Sunk 27-August-1905
Read about the indentification of the PECONIC
Images from a digging trip to the PECONIC April 1-3, 2007
WRECKS BY LOCATION
SS PECONIC – 70 fsw off St. Mary’s Georgia
Sunk 27-August-1905
Read about the indentification of the PECONIC
Images from a digging trip to the PECONIC April 1-3, 2007
Down too long in the midnight sea... 
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By: PECONIC gallery added « Down too long in the midnight sea… on October 19, 2008
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Reading all this with great interest as I have been researching vessels built by my family Thomas Royden & Sons, Liverpool – just finishing a book on the yard which includes ‘mini histories’ of all 262 ships built there in the 19thc. This discovery by Michael & co. has been added to the Peconic story, so many thanks!
By: Mike Royden on May 26, 2012
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Currently researching great grandfather William P Brownless who was 1st Officer in the Peconic at time of rescue 1892 of shipwrecked mariners off Massachusets coast. Have newspaper cuttings & medal(s) commemorating this. Alison B
By: Alison Browne on April 16, 2014
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