Gowan GW 9
Built | 1905 Mackie & Thomson Ltd, Govan (Steel) |
Yard No | 310 |
Owner at New | Glasgow Steam Trawling Co Ltd, (Hugh Alexander & Others) (Charles Finlay Paton, Glasgow manager) |
ID no | 121229 |
Launch Date | 19.04.1905 |
Completed | 05.1905 |
Gross Tons | 173 |
Nett Tons | 64 |
Engine | 47 hp C.2-cyl by W. V. V. Lidgerwood & Co Ltd, Glasgow |
Length | 110.4ft |
Breadth | 21ft |
Depth | 11ft |
Owners | |
17.05.1905 | Registered at Glasgow GW 9. |
Pre1907 | Harry Alexander Holmes, Aberdeen appointed manager. |
15.10.1910 | Owned by Paton's Trawlers Ltd, Glasgow (Charles Finlay Paton manager). |
12.1914 | Requisitioned and converted to minesweeper (Ad.No.477) based at Falmouth. |
1920 | Returned to Owners. |
12.03.1920 | Collided with & sank pilot cutter "Cruiser" 6 cables north of Pallas Rocks Inchkeith Firth of Forth. Three crew rescued; one namely Alexander Noble, Leith drowned, blame for collision was equally apportioned. |
1924 | Patons' Trawlers Ltd, Glasgow in liquidation. |
05.12.1924 | Owned by Charles Finlay Paton, Glasgow (George Gallie Paton manager). |
1925 | Owned by Alexander S. Wilson, Leith Edinburgh |
1930 | Owned by William McGregor, Newhaven Edinburgh. |
15.07.1932 | Foundered 8 miles ENE off May Island Firth of Forth, all crew rescued. |