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Cattarinich shipbuilders and sailors
Posted by Russell Barnes <rus3466@yahoo.com> on Wed, 08 Jun 2005, in response to cattarinich family, posted by linda reaman on Wed, 15 May 2002
Hello everyone:During that research, I have been uncovering several details about Lussinpiccolo and its seafaring heritage. It has become very interesting and I am trying to learn more. Recently, I came across records of many ships built at Lussinpiccolo in the mid 19th century, several of which were built and/or captained by Cattarinichs. Between building ships and owning and captaining them there are over 2 dozen vessels in which the Cattarinichs were involved.
One vessel, named Plod, was built by the Cattarinichs at Lussinpiccolo in 1861. This was a small brig rigged vessel of 414 tons. It was the ship that brought Matteo Martinolich to New Orleans in 1883.
Now, here is a question. Does anyone have any other knowledge of the ships they built or sailed? Any old photos, or other memorabilia from the shipyard etc? Now that I have learned a little about them, I would very much like to include some material on them in the Martinolich family history I am planning to write.
If I can share any other information from my research, I will gladly do so. Thanks for any help.
Russell Barnes
Biloxi, MS
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