What is recorded here
Jane is a schooner that sank in County Down waters in 1929, joining a name much more often given to women than to ships. The official record leaves her broken up at twenty metres, yet the naming suggests someone trusted that the sea would remember her as clearly as a family remembers a daughter.
The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Jane as Schooner. It was lost in 1929. Recorded depth: 20m. Recorded condition: Broken up?.
The *Jane* was a schooner lost in 1929 off Northern Ireland, likely broken up on the seabed. Its exact county of origin remains unknown, and no details of lives or cargo lost are recorded.
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