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- Lothair_(clipper) comment "Lothair was a composite clipper ship of roughly 794 tons, built in 1869 by William Waker at Rotherhithe. MacGregor suggests that she was the last composite ship to be built on the Thames. Her initial ownership was 56 shares held by her builder, William Walker, with the remaining 8 shares taken by her master, Emlyn Peacock. Though Walker owned shares in other clippers, this is the first example of him doing so for a ship that he had built.".
- Q6684686 comment "Lothair was a composite clipper ship of roughly 794 tons, built in 1869 by William Waker at Rotherhithe. MacGregor suggests that she was the last composite ship to be built on the Thames. Her initial ownership was 56 shares held by her builder, William Walker, with the remaining 8 shares taken by her master, Emlyn Peacock. Though Walker owned shares in other clippers, this is the first example of him doing so for a ship that he had built.".