The Haverfordwest and Milford Haven Telegraph of the 2nd of January 1901 reported: “One of the most furious gales of recent years swept over this vicinity on Thursday night, but fortunately without effecting any really serious harm. Slates were swept off roofs, some trees were blown down, and debris of all kinds whirled about. But, at sea, and around the exposed coasts of Wales, the storm unhappily was attended by vastly more serious results.”

Ship Name: Ragna

Nationality: Norwegian 

Year Built: 1892

Tonnage: 1079

Ship Type: Steel Hulled Bark 

Year Wrecked: 1900

Location Wrecked: Trefin, Wales 

Reason for Wreck: Blown Ashore During a Storm 

Lives Lost: 3 

Sources:   

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