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The 'Wansbeck' was a Screw schooner of 364 tons built at Newcastle in 1857. In the 1880s she was commanded by Thomas Jones, Felinfach (1843-1918).

Source: 'Aberayron 1971 Exhibition of Paintings of Sailing Ships and Ships Equipment by Gwilym M. Jones' (Exhibition Catalogue)

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