Irlam was built in Liverpool in 1831 and served as a pilot sloop until 1852 when she was sold.
She was lost near Warren Point, Northern Ireland later in 1852.
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Liverpool Pilot Sloop No.6 'Irlam' in Liverpool Bay, this was painted by Samuel Walters (1811-1882) in 1824.
Irlam was built in Liverpool in 1831 and served as a pilot sloop until 1852 when she was sold. She was lost near Warren Point, Northern Ireland later in 1852.
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Jill
5/12/2017 06:28:40 pm
Pilot Boat No 6, owned by Master Pilot Thorley Lester, who lived in Irlam Cottage in Liscard, Wallasey
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Jamie
4/3/2025 09:16:49 pm
Heyy he's my ancestor. We had 3 thorley lesters! I currently live around wallasey to this day!
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Jill
5/3/2025 12:38:57 am
Hi Jamie, we are related, I'm probably your auntie :) There are at least a dozen Thorley Lesters on the tree
Chris
23/4/2025 12:36:09 pm
He is my 6th x grandfather, my middle name is Thorley and my grandfather was a Thorley. In fact all where Thorley right through to my grandfather.
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Jamie
23/4/2025 12:48:10 pm
Is your last name lester
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Jill
23/4/2025 04:05:13 pm
If not Lester then probably White
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Chris
24/4/2025 08:40:48 pm
Yep, it's White
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AuthorMy interest in ships and the sea started back in 2006 when I worked for a couple of years on the banks of the River Mersey. I have since been on a couple of cruises around the Med and in the Far East and have started to take more interest in researching and photographing some of the ships and other vessels seen on my travels. Archives
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