River Eye LH 73
Built | 1918 Alexander Hall & Sons, Aberdeen as "Sandstorm" (Steel) |
Yard No | 544 |
Owner at New | Admiralty (Ad No.3907) |
ID no | 139821 |
Launch Date | 1918 |
Completed | 31.05.1918 |
Gross Tons | 96 |
Nett Tons | 35 |
Engine | 42 hp T.3-cyl by Alexander Hall & Sons, Aberdeen |
Length | 86.2ft |
Breadth | 18.4ft |
Depth | 9.6ft |
Owners | |
12.07.1920 | Handed over to Fishery Board of Scotland for disposal to the Mercantile. |
04.11.1920 | Renamed "GLENBRECK". |
04.11.1920 | Registered at Aberdeen A.381. |
09.08.1921 | Owned by Thomas Gilmour, Aberdeen |
03.09.1923 | Owned by the Admiralty. |
03.09.1923 | Aberdeen registry closed. |
16.10.1923 | Registry re-opened, Owned by Thomas Thorburn Irvin, Aberdeen (owner/manager) |
1924 | Owned by J & D. Dougal, Eyemouth Berwickshire |
26.02.1924 | Aberdeen registry closed. |
02.1924 | Renamed "RIVER EYE" |
02.1924 | Registered at Berwick BK 3 |
1926 | Owned by John Dougal, Eyemouth Berwickshire (owner/manager) |
1926 | Renamed "OLDEN TIMES" |
12.1929 | Owned by George Hitcham Catchpole, Lowestoft (owner/manager). |
12.1929 | Berwick registry closed. |
20.12.1929 | Registered at Lowestoft LT 127. |
31.03.1930 |
Renamed
“SEASONS
|
14.02.1930 | Owned by Stanley Edward Catchpole & Ernest George Catchpole, Lowestoft (Stanley Edward Catchpole manager). |
04.02.1931 | Owned by Stanley Edward Catchpole, Lowestoft (Stanley Edward Catchpole owner/manager). |
07.07.1931 | Owned by Frederick Ernest Beane, Lowestoft & Isaac Alexander Kemp, Kessingland Norfolk. |
26.07.1940 | Requisitioned as a Barrage Balloon Vessel (Hire rate £32.0s.0d/month). |
1940 | Returned to Owners. |
1940 to 1945 | Fishing out of Fleetwood. |
24.02.1941 | In Wyre channel in collision with Icelandic wooden motor fishing vessel "HELGI" (115grt/1939). |
03.01.1942 | Frederick Ernest Beane deceased. |
07.04.1943 | Owned by Mrs M. Beane, Lowestoft |
1954 | Sold as scrap to shipbreakers in Antwerp Belgium |
17.05.1954 | Sailed Lowestoft for Antwerp. |
12.08.1954 | Lowestoft registry closed. |