As A 62 lying off Lerwick Harbour

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Strathglass GN 82

Built 1919    Hawthorn & Co Ltd,  Leith Edinburgh as "Jonathan Greig"   (Steel)
   
Yard No 169
   
Owner at New Admiralty      (Ad No 4471)
   
ID no 140799
   
Launch Date 12. 1918
   
Completed 16.09.1919 as a fishing vessel
   
Gross Tons 203
   
Nett Tons 88
   
Engine 57 hp   T.3-cyl by Hawthorn & Co Ltd,  Leith Edinburgh
   
Length 115.4ft
   
Breadth 22.2ft
   
Depth 12.ft
 

 
Owners  
11.1919 Sold to the Mercantile.
10.11.1919 Owned by Beacon Steam Fishing Co Ltd, Grimsby (William Francis Goodwin manager).
11.11.1919 Registered at Grimsby GY 592.
12.11.1919 Bill of Sale: Owned by Thorngaby Steam Fishing Co Ltd, Grimsby (William Francis Goodwin manager).
11.07.1922 Mortgaged by Thorngaby Steam Fishing Co Ltd, Grimsby (A).
11.07.1922 Mortgagee: Lloyd’s Bank Ltd, London (secure account & interest).
27.11.1919 William Francis Goodwin appointed manager.
16.04.1926 Mortgage (A) discharged.
05.03.1926 George Massie, Aberdeen appointed manager.
1926 Owned by Aberdeen Steam Trawling & Fishing Co Ltd,  Aberdeen (George Massie manager).
22.04.1926 Grimsby registry closed.
26.04.1926 Registered at Aberdeen A.175.
03.01.1927 Renamed  "STRATHGLASS".
1928 Owned by Robert Bell, George Cook & Robert Swanney Granton Edinburgh  (Robert Bell manager).
26.09.1928 Aberdeen registry closed.
09.10.1928 Registered at Granton GN 82.
1939 Owned by North Star Steam Fishing Co Ltd, Aberdeen  (John Alexander Harrow manager).
01.1939 Granton registry closed.
08.01.1939 Registered at Aberdeen A.62.
11.04.1951 Owned by River Ness Fishing Co Ltd, Aberdeen (George Craig manager).
07.09.1955 Owned by River Ness Fishing Co (1955) Ltd, Aberdeen (George Craig manager).
23.07.1959 Owned by John Lewis & Sons Ltd, Aberdeen (John A. Lewis manager).
1959 Sold as scrap to BISCO (British Iron & Steel Co).
11.1959 Scrapped by James A. White at St David's on Forth
15.03.1960 Aberdeen registry closed.