Portuguese passenger annex cargo ship (ex-Maria Christina 1907-1916, Sueh 1916-1920, Guglielmo Peirce 1920-1927, Maria Christina 1927-1929) Mousinho or Mouzinho 1929-1954

IMO 5602840 and call sign CSDW. Gross tonnage 8.410, under deck 5.830, net tonnage 5.236 tons and as dimensions 448,3 x 55.2 x 28.0 feet. Built by Fdr. Krupp Aktien Gesellschaft, Kiel, Germany with yard number 133 in 1907. According to Lloyds Register she also temporarily was named Convocrado. Owned by the Hamburg Amerika Linie, Hamburg, Germany, sold to the Turkish government and renamed Sueh in 1916, renamed to the French government in 1919, in 1920 so the Doc. Sicula American, Naples, Italy and renamed Guglielmo Peirce, since 1927 as the Maria Christina of Lloyd Sabaudo SApA, Naples and since 1929 owned by Compania de Navegacion, homeport Luanda, Angola, broken up since 5 October 1954 at Savona, (Vulcania), Italy.