Ashore on the South Coast
© Reproduced with acknowledgement to Joe Kerr
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Ashore on the South Coast |
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© Reproduced with acknowledgement to Joe Kerr |
Smilin Thro A.504
| Built | 1920 Ouse Shipbuilding Co Ltd, Goole as "Neaptide" (Steel) |
| Yard No | 66 |
| Owner at New | Admiralty (Ad No.4174) |
| ID no | 144794 |
| Launch Date | 21.08.1920 |
| Completed | 11.1920 Completed as a fishing vessel. |
| Gross Tons | 96 |
| Nett Tons | 37 |
| Engine | 42 hp T.3-cyl by Pollit & Widgzell, Sowerby Bridge Yorkshire |
| Length | 86f.2t |
| Breadth | 18.5ft |
| Depth | 9.2ft |
| Owners | |
| 19.11.1920 | Handed over to Fishery Board of Scotland for disposal to the Mercantile. |
| 1920 | Sold to the Mercantile |
| 12.1920 | Owned by F. B. Scott, Aberdeen. |
| 27.12.1920 | Registered at Aberdeen A.504. |
| 14.12.1922 | Owned by the Admiralty London. |
| 14.12.1922 | Aberdeen registry closed,. |
| 1923 | Owned by John Alexander Harrow, Aberdeen. |
| 03.1923 | Owned by Arthur Gouldby, Kessingland Lowestoft (owner/manager). |
| 1923 | Aberdeen registry closed. |
| 27.03.1923 | Registered at Lowestoft LT 1274. |
| 24.09.1923 | Renamed "SMILIN THRO" . |
| 20.04.1924 | Wrecked at Pentonwarra Point, Newtrain Bay near Padstow, Cornwall, crew landed in small boat. |
| 15.05.1924 | Lowestoft registry closed. |
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