As LT 572 |
© Reproduced with acknowledgement to The Bosuns Watch website |
Ouse GW 15
Built | 1900 Mackie & Thomson Ltd, Govan (Steel) |
Yard No | 208 |
Owner at New | James Leyman & Co Ltd, Hull (James Leyman manager) |
ID no | 113574 |
Launch Date | 31.07.1900 |
Completed | 09.1900 |
Gross Tons | 167 |
Nett Tons | 68 |
Engine | 45 hp T.3-cyl by Muir & Houston Ltd, Glasgow |
Length | 104.1ft |
Breadth | 21ft |
Depth | 10.7ft |
Owners | |
06.09.1900 | Registered at Hull H 514 |
21.10.1904 | Fishing with Gamecock Fleet attacked by Russian warships on Dogger Bank (Skipper J. T. Keeler) |
05.1913 | Owned by S .A. Compagnie Nationale des Chalutiers a Vapeur, Ostend Belgium |
15.05.1913 | Hull registry closed. |
05.1913 | Registered at Ostend O.202. |
03.02.1915 | Owned by Patons Trawlers Ltd, Glasgow (Charles Finlay Paton manager). |
02.1915 | Ostend registry closed. |
1915 | Registered at Glasgow GW 15. |
24.07.1915 | Collided with and sank HMD "Water Lily" BF 595 off St. Alban's Head, Dorset. |
02.1916 | Requisitioned and converted to Boom Defence Vessel. |
1919 | Returned to Owners. |
1919 | Owned by A. Gouldby, Kessingland Suffolk. |
06.1919 | Glasgow registry closed. |
21.06.1919 | Registered at Lowestoft LT 572. |
1935 | Owned by Mrs Edith C. Burton, Lowestoft |
1941 | Owned by Loopey Fishing & Development Ltd, Lowestoft (Harold D. Holland manager). |
1944 | Fishing from Fleetwood with a Fleetwood crew under Skipper Victor Buschini Snr. |
1945 | Returned to Lowestoft. |
1950 | Served as an Exhibition vessel in Waveney Dock. |
1954 | Sold as scrap to a Belgian ship breaker. |
27.10.1954 | Sailed Lowestoft for Antwerp towing steam drifter "Lord Duncan" LT 273 also for scrap. |
1954 | Scrapped at Antwerp in Belgium |