Et forlis med Ane Cathrine - Ane Katrine - Anna Cathrine - i 1873
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Ane Cathrine havde hjemsted i Rønne. Var bygget i Faaborg 1851 og jagtrigget.
Bornholms Tidende 1. januar 1874 forlis ved Warnemünde.
Om Jagten "Ane Katrine"s Stranding ved den mecklenburgske Kyst.
Til "Hamb. Korresp", skrives ifølge "Flensb. Avis" den 21de ds: Under den frygtelige Storm den 16de ds. strandede ved "Heiligen Damm" en dansk Jagt, ført af Skipper Hammer og Besætningen, der bestod af to Mand, flygtede op i Masten. Hidkaldte pr. Telegram ankom otte Timer senere Lodskommandør Jantzen og fjorten Lodser fra Warnemünde tilligemed Redningsbaad og andre Apparater paa Vogne. Der blev gjort Forsøg paa at oprette en Forbindelse med Skibet ved Hjælp af Raketter, men det mislykkedes, og at gøre et Forsøg med Redningsbaaden nægtede Lodserne, uagtet Kommandøren indtrængende bad dem derom og Amtsøvrigheden i Dobberan udsatte en Belønning af 400 pr. Dalere. Der havde imidlertid samles sig en Mængde Mennesker fra Omegnen, og Solen var allerede ved at gaa ned. Endnu en Gang bønfaldt Kommandør Jantzen indstændig sine Folk om at hjælpe ham, men først da tre Matroser, fødte i Dobberan, deriblandt to ældre, gifte Fiskere fra Rethwisch, stillede sig til Raadighed, indvilgede fire af de fjorten Lodser sig i at gøre Turen med. Redningen lykkedes, kun fik Lodskommandøren sin Haand kvæstet. Man tør vel nok spørge, slutter Meddelelsen, hvilken Garanti Lodser af den Art byder de Søfarende. |
Folketælling 1870: Rønne.
Bornholms Tidende 12. februar 1878. Hammer og Kjæmpe gift 6. februar 1878.
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Carl Christian Hammer, født 23. juli 1851, i Rønne, død 12. april 1905, 53 år gammel.
Begravet Holbrook Cemetery, Holbrook, Oneida County, Idaho, USA Son of Espen Hansen Hammer and Cecille Cathrine Pedersen Gift med Oletta Mathilda Miller, (Møller?), 28 Jun 1876, Gudhjem. Børn: Anina Cathrine Louise Hammer, Hans Christian Andreas Hammer, Carl Fredrick Hammer, Hugla Matilda Hammer, Ludvig Mathias Hammer, Julia Hammer, Mary Hammer, Florence Nellie Hammer, Robert Edward Hammer, Nancy Sylvia Hammer. 10 børn! (Kilde find a grave). |
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Danmarks Skibsliste 1873 med oplysninger om Ane Cathrine.
About the "Jagt" "Ane Katrine"'s Stranding on the Mecklenburg Coast.
From "Hamb. Korresp", write according to "Flensb. Avis" the 21st ds:
During the terrible Storm the 16th ds. stranded at "Heiligen Damm" a Danish Jagt, led by Skipper Hammer and the crew, which consisted of two men, fled up the mast. Called per. Telegram arrived eight hours later Pilot Commander Jantzen and fourteen pilots from Warnemünde, together with lifeboats and other equipment on wagons. Attempts were made to establish a connection with the ship by means of rockets, but it failed, and to make an attempt with the lifeboat the pilots refused, notwithstanding the commander urging them to do so and the county authorities in Dobberan postponed a reward of 400 pr. Dalere. However, a crowd of people from the surrounding area had gathered, and the sun was already setting. Once again Commander Jantzen earnestly begged his people to help him, but only when three sailors, born in Dobberan, including two elderly, married fishermen from Rethwisch, made themselves available, four of the fourteen pilots agreed to make the trip with . The rescue was successful, only the pilot commander got his hand injured. One probably dares to ask, concludes the announcement, what guarantee pilots of this kind offer the seafarers.
From "Hamb. Korresp", write according to "Flensb. Avis" the 21st ds:
During the terrible Storm the 16th ds. stranded at "Heiligen Damm" a Danish Jagt, led by Skipper Hammer and the crew, which consisted of two men, fled up the mast. Called per. Telegram arrived eight hours later Pilot Commander Jantzen and fourteen pilots from Warnemünde, together with lifeboats and other equipment on wagons. Attempts were made to establish a connection with the ship by means of rockets, but it failed, and to make an attempt with the lifeboat the pilots refused, notwithstanding the commander urging them to do so and the county authorities in Dobberan postponed a reward of 400 pr. Dalere. However, a crowd of people from the surrounding area had gathered, and the sun was already setting. Once again Commander Jantzen earnestly begged his people to help him, but only when three sailors, born in Dobberan, including two elderly, married fishermen from Rethwisch, made themselves available, four of the fourteen pilots agreed to make the trip with . The rescue was successful, only the pilot commander got his hand injured. One probably dares to ask, concludes the announcement, what guarantee pilots of this kind offer the seafarers.