According to the annual volumes of Lloyd's Register of Shipping for 1862/63-1881/82, the British bark WORRALL (Official No. 45,441; International signal code: VDJK) was built at Belfast by Harland & Wolff, and launched in December 1862. 483/483/471 tons (gross/net/under deck); 166.6 x 25.2 x 16.9 feet (length x breadth x depth of hold); iron construction; 2 bulkheads; 1 deck, 2 tiers of beams; raised quarter deck 41 ft long.

Master:
     1862/63         - Parfott
     1862/63-1868/69 - Power
     1868/69-1870/71 - Row
     1870/71         - W. Cholerton
     1871/72         - W. Chalrtn
     1872/73-1875/76 - W. Charlton
     1875/76-1876/77 - W. Cholerton
     1876/77-1879/80 - G. Bowden
     1879/80-1881/82 - Smith

Owner:
     1862/63-1870/71 - J. Worrall
     1870/71-1876/77 - W. & J. Tyrer
     1876/77         - G. P. Wakeham
     1877/78-1881/82 - S. Wakeham & Son

Port of Registry:  Liverpool

Port of Survey:
     1862/63         - Belfast
     1862/63-1881/82 - Liverpool

Destined Voyage (-1873/74):  South America

The WORRALL was still afloat in 1881/82, and as this is the latest volume of Lloyd's Register to which I have access, I do not know her subsequent history or ultimate fate.