The Vessell G.I. Jones (or G.J. Jones) owned by the Jones Brothers & Company was registered in Newport, Monmouthshire, Scotland. It sailed from Falmouth Scotland and journeyed to Bull River, California and picked up phosphate and transported it back towards the United Kingdom. The vessel was hit by a SSW Gale and it was driven ashore at Stackhouse Cove, Cornwall, England where the vessel was totally wrecked. Eleven members of the crew were lost.JAMES NORTON, Master; ROBERT MCLAREN, Mate; FREDERICK NORTON, Boatswain; JOHN ENGLAND, Carpenter; JAMES LAUDER, Cook/Steward; VICTOR ANDERSEN, Abled Seaman; MORRIS JENSEN, Abled Seaman; W. GARLAND, a 13 year old boy; JAMES ANDREW, Pilot; ODESSA PURDEY, Abled Seaman and JOHN KENNEDY, Abled Seaman.