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- Ship type: Cabin Cruiser
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939)
Source: Lloyd’s Register Foundation, Heritage & Education Centre, Lloyd’s Register of Yachts 1939, digitised via Internet Archive. Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Images have been converted, resized and watermarked for web display; machine-generated table OCR has been added.
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Source: Lloyd’s Register Foundation, Heritage & Education Centre, Lloyd’s Register of Yachts 1939, digitised via Internet Archive. Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Images have been converted, resized and watermarked for web display; machine-generated table OCR has been added.
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| 346 | Antoinette Wood | BmSlp | [ ] - | 36.75 | 90 3.6 | G.deVries | Amsterdam | Department of Marine, | Batavia | |||
| 347 | Antoinette Wood | Sc | [ ] - | 363 | 85 42 | Bergius | Glasgow | Petrol Motor | Vernon Bodley | Southmptn | ||
| 348 | Antoinette Wood | ScYwl | - | 30:0 | 82 50 | M.Mahony | Kingstown | Petrol Motor | D. J. Williams | Athlone |
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| Mythonia | 67 | a. Béatrice. | Narcissus | 8 | m. Antoinette. | Nezoumi III | 12 | m. Antonette II. | Nora Grace | 14 | a. Golden Wings |
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| Antoinette | 12 | a. Cyclamen | 12 | If | 12 | m. Mariva | 12 | m. Peregrine | 12 | a. Swift | 12 |
| m. Antoinette II | 12 | m. David | 12 | Ileana II | 12 | a. Marlan II | 12 | a. Peregrine | 12 | Sylphea III | 12 |
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| Antoinette | 11 | m. Dawn | 11 | m. Glitterwake | 11 | a. Kotiri | 11 | m. Myvera II | 11 | m. Sea Bird | 11 |
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| m Ruth (designed only) 8 | T. M. Tons | (See Vickers, Ltd.) | Pinkus 3 | Antoinette 12 | a. Norbar 51 |
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| Bartholomae, Wm. A., Jun., 1141, Pacific Mutual Building, Los Angeles, Calif., U.S.A. | Barton, Group Capt. R.J.F., O.B.E., The Manor House, Hamble, Hants. R.Y.S.-Hbl.-Mtr.-R.A.F.-Srn. | Marine, Batavia, Dutch East Indies.-Bat. Antoinette 12 | Baty, Th., D.C.L., LLD., Imperial Foreign Office, Tokio, Japan. | Baxter, F. D. Murray, Dalhousie Grange, Bonnyrigg, Midlothian.-Cly.-Nor.-Wst. |
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| Blaxton, E. W., 2, Dartmouth Court, Blackheath, | c/o Lloyd's Bank, Ltd., 6, Pall Mall, London, S. W.1. Eng.-Ocn. | m. Aloha Oe 15 m. Antoinette 11 | m. Lyndonia 873 | 42, Carlton Hill, St. John's Wood. London, N.W.8.-Oen.-Tms. a. Ella 56 |
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| Duncan E., 4. St. Peter's Villas, Hammersmith, London, W.6.-Lon.C.-Nav. | Dunlop, Robert J., Findhorn, Helensburgh, Dumbar- tonshire.-C.Cor.-C.Crz.-Cly.-Lch.- Nor.-Ocn.-Wst. | Du Pasquier, Hermann, Villa Marie Antoinette, 22, Boulevard Foch, Ste. Adresse, Havre. Y.C.F.-Hàv. | Durkin, B. G., 26, Harben Road. Swiss Cottage. London, V.W.6.-Btr.-Crz.-Ich.-Nav. 12 | Duvillard, Jean, Tannay, p. Mies (Vaud), Switzerland. C.V.G.-Gen. |
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| Schimmelmann, Count II. C., Lindenborg,pr. Vaarst, Denmark.-Dan. m. Meteor 89 | Schnedler-Sörensen, Ed., Hellerup, Denmark.-Dan. m. Palle 2 24 | Schooley, A. E., 16, Water Lane, Great Tower Street, London, E.C.3. Heron (P.O.) 137 | Schulze, F. A., 7, Antoinette Laan, St. Mariaburg, Antwerp. a. Express 18 | Scoones, W. J., 34, Malford Grove, Snaresbrook, London, E.18.-Nrw. a. Bonita (P.O.) 9 |
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| Wilén, Rolf, Estnäsgatan 6. Helsingfors, Finland. Nyl. Brita - | Wilkins, Michael, Lammas, Cowes, .W.-Isl.-Lon.-Tms. Fintra II 5 | Wilks, Capt. S. B., Claybrook Grange, near Rugby. C.A. m. Kestrel 6 | m. Antoinette 8 Williams, Mrs. E., cjo Barclays Bank, Ltd., Portswood, Southampton, Hants | Williams, Mrs. H. T., Betterslaw, West Horsley, Leatherhead, Surrey.-Ish.C.-L.S. a. Eidothea 13 |
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ALINE-BERTHA-ANTOINETTE (Z.26)
Belgian trawler
3rd June
1105
Together with the DG.694 [Noune]
and the DG.715 Saint Sophiel
disembarked at Ramsgate 199 Allied
troops. (1)
4th June
1000
Together with another vessel ("B.P.2")
disembarked at Ramagate 51 Allied
troops. (1)
Total 93
Note: The tr. Velia reports having
towed to Dover [on 1st or 2nd
June] the damaged Belgian
trawler "No.26".
(1) Ramegate report.
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ALINE-BERTHA-ANTOINETTE (Z.26)
Belgian trawler
3rd June
1105
Together with the DG.694 [Noune]
and the DG,715 Saint Sophie
disembarked at Ramsgate 199 Allied
troops. (1)
4th June
1000
Together with another vessel ("B.P.2")
disembarked at Ramsgate 51 Allied
troops. (1)
Total 93
Note: The tr. Velia reports having
towed to Dover [on lst or 2nd
June] the damaged Belgian
trawler "No.26".
(1) Ramsgate report.
36
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ANTOINETTE MICHEL (0.1376) French M.F.V. 1st June 1805 Disembarked at Ramogate about 58 French troops. (1) 2nd June 1450 Discmburked at Hamsgate 35 French 0623 troops. (2) Total 93 0845 See also under 2.50 [Lydie Buzannel 0856 0943 (1) Ruasgate report states that the "0.1376" and 5 other vessels with similar Registered los. together discmbarked 350. (2) Ramsgate report. 65
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| 0.1376 | Antoinette Michel |
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CARLO C.1457 French M.F.V. Bee on See under Z.50 C. 1479 Jeaune Antoinette Note by Cdr. Cras of French Historical Dept. 145
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SELLS c.1479 French M.F.V. See under 2.50 C. 1502 C.1479 b Jolia Role Effeville's Jeaune Antoinette Hose by Car Cras of French Historical Dept. Note by Cdr. Cras of French Historical Dept. 146 47
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JEANNE ANTOINE French M.F. V. This ship is reported to have taken part in Dynamo, but no details are available. Authority - Ministere de la Marine Marchande, Paris. Jeanne Antoinette C.1479 Note by Cdr. Cras of French Historical Section 87
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| Z.26 | Aline-Bertha Antoinette |
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2.50 [Lydie Suzannel 1) Belgian Saint Pierre IV (C.1418) trawler French Officier des trawler [The following report is by E.V. Le Coniat] 25th May 0730 Arrived Lieut. Le Coniat Sub. 0830 himself St. left Cherbourg. S/Lt. N.42, H.76. Belgian officer five ships (2) and Le under the orders refuged Coniat sailed Z.29, embarked H.17, with the following of in placed the the 2400 29th May 0530 Anchored off Antifer (north of Havre). Sai led. 0900 Arrived Havre, where a convoy of six ships was formed. 30th May 0400 The convoy sailed from Havre, Vigne as Chef du convoi). s/Lt. Boatswain (Officier des Equipages) with 2000 Arrived Dover. Le Coniat embarked in the H.62. 31st May 0800 Left Dover for the Downs. H.62 broke down, and on the orders of the French dr. Leopard, returned to Dover. On the orders of the French aircraft tender Belfort, S/Lt. Le Coniat then / embarked in the Z.50 (See under 1600 Lydie Suzanne). The 2.50 sailed from Dover with the following 16 ships in company: Z.71 [rma], 2.31 [Gustaaf], Z.ll Zwaluw], 2.6 Elona Constance], Z.3 [Irma Germaine, H.76 Anna- Leopold], C.1298 [Ave Maria Gratia Plena], C.1322 [La Colombe], C.1347 Jolie Mascotte], C.1376 Antoinette Michel], C.1418 St. Pierre IV], C.1441 La Mouette], "C.1457", "C.1479", "C.1502", and C.5596"(3). 1st June 0300 The convoy arrived at Dunkirk, less one ship, the Jolie Mascotte [see under harbour, dr. embarked troops from the quay Basilisk], and entering the 0530 All Felix ships having loaded up with troops, Faure during an air attack. they sailed for Ramsgate. 1200 Arrived Ramsgate. Reports but Ramsgate of the landing of troops are not very 1800- report 1805 C.1322, the "C.1457" together 350 French troops. Areport of this also appears under Lydie Suzanne. This In each was probably the Ciel de uses France the (C.5598). prefix instead also report under ship Anna-Leopold. of C when case naming Ramsgate the report ships. Biley Dum & Wilson 358
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2.50 Sainte Pierre IV (C.1418) - Continued. 50 [Lydie Suzanne] - 1st June) In in the between a them (H.76) disembarked. Ramsgate 12 ships where were the troops were to Ramsgate specifically disembarkations are not These 2100 report. mentioned in The Z.50 sailed from Ramsgate in a convoy of 12 ships. Shortly down after sailing, the Z.50 to the and S/Lt. Le Coniat transferred broke - On the way over, 2 more of the 12 Saint Pierre IV (C.1418). ships broke down. 2nd June 0400 On arrival at Dunkirk, the Anna- Leopold ran aground. (Two hours later she refloated, entered the harbour, embarked troops and sailed for Ramsgate). In the meantime, the remaining 8 ships went alongside the east pier, Dunkirk, and embarked troops - with much difficulty - because the troops were unwilling to embark in such small vessels. 0600 The 8 ships sailed for Ramsgate. 1300ca Off Ramsgate, the St. Pierre IV took in tow a broken down vessel. 1350- On arrival at Ramsgate, six trawlers 1430 landed 124 B.E.F. and 56 Allied troops; the Antoinette Michel (C.1376) landed 35 Allied troops; and another trawler and the "Anna" [?] landed 37 B.E.F. and 63 Allied troops. (1) 1540 The Anna-Leopold landed 112 troops at Ramsgate. In all, therefore, about 450 troops were transported The St. Pierre IV (C.1418) sailed on this trip. 1930 nine Maria Gratia Plena (C.1298), from ships Anna-Leopold (H.76) Ramsgate; in company were the Ave Colombe (C.1322), Jolie Mascotte (C.1376) La Antoinette Michel "C.1457", La (C.1347), Mouette (c.1441) and the "C.1479" and "C.1502". 3rd June 0230 Arrived Dunkirk. Searched for troops Went on Malo the seaward did beach, but found side none. of the alongside troops (V.Louis) of east to make embark; the pier. St. them Pierre The one come of down. IV the went crew ashore 0400 The to convoy sailed. & (3) Rams gate report. it was the "Leopold Lena". No Thehip names of report of this these name says last is known. 3 ships are not known. Dute & 359
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199 2429. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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| ANTOINETTE (M.O.W.T.) (Prev. owner - A. :J. Albert) | MB | 1928 | R(T98B) = | 10 " | AP WD | . 6.40 7.41 | 12.11.41 |
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| Antoinette Michel (C. 1376) | 93 |
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| Aline-Bertha-Antoinette (2. 26) 1 | 93 |
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11106 130 DEPARTMENT my STATE & 20 .2 & of a 4 is 8 ENCLODURE No. TO DOVER LETTER OF 6 ans 1940 1940 the 2 100 Saux THE STOR The PROTE Note NO LISTION that the area 2nd Admiralty July 1940 S.W.1. 19A07 should need ay note DISTRICT and & list FROM:- The Naval Officer in Charge, Ramsgate. CODE? 18 be THIRTY and DATE:- 10th July 1940. No. 3578/212. Amira NEW the TOTAL Should TO:- Flag Officer Commanding Dover. OF this THEIR arotan Bro THE SECURITY A .co they the One FLAB THE to PRODUCE 10% DYNAMO SMALL CRAFT STILL ST RAMSGATE. (Dover Signal 1113/10, With reference to the above signal the following DYNAMO small craft are still in Ramsgate, vide List 2 of Ramsgate's 3540/81 of 7/7/40. LIST 2 - SMALL CRAFT REMAINING IN RAMSGATE POOL. NAME TYPE. REMARKS. X Ace Capri The Lady Essie Originally allocated Ramsgate Auxiliary Snip Patrol but found unsuitable. Gerfalcon Anne Ex M/L 104 80 ft. Antoinette Cabin Cruiser Diante " II Eothen Ex M/L 286 80 ft. D'sel Cabin Cruiser 45 ft. Waiting tow to Littl Iris Small Open Launch Mr. Gellatly, Margat Chanticler Schuyt Mr. Dipple, Ramsgate Bluebird Open Launch W. Ragless, Bognor. Diana II Day Cruiser Ex Sandwich Vosper 1726 Service Open Launch Portsmouth Volendam Motor Life Boat No. 1854 Harbour Launch Portsmouth Gondolier Prince Ferry Launch Poole. X VICE ADMIRA 11 JUL 1940 * DOVER CAPTAIN. NAVAL OFFICER IN CHARGE. RAMSGATE.
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| Antoinette | Cabin Cruiser |
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