Money Wigram & Sons

Money Wigram & Sons, a historic United Kingdom shipping enterprise rooted in London’s Blackwall yard, specialized in long‑haul cargo and tea routes during the 19th‑century tramp trade era. Leveraging a fleet of roughly 30 iron‑clad screw steamers—collectively exceeding 100,000 gross register tons—the firm operated regular services to the Far East, Australia and the Americas, integrating with its in‑house shipbuilding capacity. Subsidiary lines such as Wigram & Co. managed chartered voyages, while the parent company maintained a presence in Lloyd’s Register, underscoring compliance and safety standards. Archival data are documented in maritime histories and Lloyd’s Register archives. References: Wikipedia↗), Lloyd’s Register↗.