Undaunted
Schooner-Barge · Lost 1913 · The New Jersey Coast
The schooner-barge Undaunted foundered near Forked River on December 26, 1913, carrying coal; all five aboard died.
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The Vessel and Her Loss
Vessel
- 1869
- Not established
- Bath, Maine
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- 207.5 ft
- 41.1 ft
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- Sail / towed
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Loss
- December 26, 1913
- Storm
- About a mile northeast of the Forked River Life-Saving Station
- Atlantic Ocean
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania → Providence, Rhode Island
- Coal
- Not established
- 5
- O Olsen
The Wreck Today
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Position
- Not established
- Position not established
- Forked River, New Jersey
No pin: the museum describes its positions as approximations.
Evidence
Overall confidence: Partially documented (65/100)
Based on the New Jersey Maritime Museum's shipwreck database, compiled from newspapers, Life-Saving Service reports and books; those original records were not independently inspected.
New Jersey Maritime Museum — Shipwreck Database
Museum's compiled data sheet for this loss (dimensions, owner, master, voyage, crew, cargo, cause, lives lost).
Schooner barge Undaunted, under tow of Edgar F. Luckenbach with the barge A. G. Ropes, lost in heavy weather about four miles north of Barnegat with all five hands.
