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JOHN MURRAY. : Melbourne. 1144 Tons. Built at Glasgow. 1877. Leaving on her last voyage, ended on Maldon Island, 1918. Ex Loch Ryan (1877–1923)

between 1877 and 1923 · Somewhere in Melbourne

JOHN MURRAY. : Melbourne. 1144 Tons. Built at Glasgow. 1877. Leaving on her last voyage, ended on Maldon Island, 1918. Ex Loch Ryan

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JOHN MURRAY. : Melbourne. 1144 Tons. Built at Glasgow. 1877. Leaving on her last voyage, ended on Maldon Island, 1918. Ex Loch Ryan

between 1877 and 1923Somewhere in Melbourne

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