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GAVINE M/B (Owner F.A. Cooper) 31st May - The M/B Mary Spearing II, at Dunkirk, sighted the Gavine ashore. The Gavine 1s reported (T0.9144/40) to have returned to England and subsequently 1s recorded (T0.9436/40) to have become a total loss. Authority - R.O.II, p.392. 363
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MARY SPEARING II M/B (Owner, G.W.S. Crouch S/Lt. W.G.M. Christian, & Sons) R.N.V.R. - 31st May Reached Dunkirk beaches. Ferried ashore]. troops. [Sighted the M/B Gavine - Proceeded to Ramsgate. 1st June 0500 Arrived Ramsgate. Disembarked 15 troops. (1) Total 15 Authority - T.O. 9144/40. T.O. 9436/40. R.O.II, p.392. (1) Ramsgate report states "Mary Spear" landed 15 troops. 250
MIMOSA M/B (Owner, A. Gordon) 29th May Sailed, with the M/B Gavine, for Sheerness for supplies. The Mimosa was in the A.D.S. She did not apparently take part in Operation Dynamo. Authority - Sheerness, D.Y. 1/01/15768. TO.9144/40. AMEX (600 THEM No Extration ORDER meen of Thenes (Relle) Wen AND 9100 LOVER (0.0) 274 75
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199 2429. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
| DINGHY (off GAVINE) (Dr. F. G. Cooper) | Misc.N. |
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199 790. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
2. corted Lieut. by J.C. "Stathelliot" Clark,R.N.V.R. - Went over in "Rapid 1" 369 / from and ferried troops, who were French, the beaches on Friday, May 31. turday at about 0400 he was towing the "Skipjacks On scued sailors from the wreck of a sunken destroyer. aler with 3 Sub Lieut. Ruck in charge, when they a was following her when she was hit by a bomb. he transferred the ratings and troops to the "Mosquito" lped rescue the survivors including Sub Lieut. Flint, o had been wounded and finally left at 1330 being wed part of the way to Margate by the "Anje b Lieut. T.R. Rumbold, R.N.V.R. - in the motor barge iking" from Burnham on Crouch he went to le Panne on e 30th and ferried all the forenoon. He returned to msgate and sailed again at noon on the 1st for Bray, riving just after dark. He burnt out his clutches and ached the "Viking" but managed to kedge off and was wed to Dover. b Lieut. P. Snow, R.N. - In the "Reda" he reached the aches on Wednesday, May 29th and ferried B.E.F. till 30. He went again on the Friday and ferried Frenchmen. Sunday, June 2nd, he went over in the "Advance" to nkirk, when he sighted the "Biboli" on the beach. b Lieut. R.A. Forbes - Reached the beaches on Friday y 31st in "Mary Spearing II" after rrying he turned to Ramsgate. He sighted the "Gavine"ashore. t. W.G.M. Christian, R.N.V.R. - was in "Mary Spearing I" t she was beached although she was sighted later being wed by a tug. He sighted "Margerita" floating but serted. ipper G.W. Halladay, R.N.R. - Went over to Dunkirk 1 Sunday June 2nd, in "Meander". 1b Lieut. R.H. Wallace, R.N.V.R. - Towed over to the eaches in an "Orient" line motor life boat on Sunday ine 2nd. The engine failed and the boat was beached and bandoned. He saw hardly any soldiers. He started alling in a pulling life boat but was taken in tow by rawler "Alcmaria", to which he now transferred. The OW parted during the night and life boat was left rifting. ab Lieut. J.K. Blackmore, R.N.V.R. - In the "Lurlyne", hich had a bad engine and so he never got over. ab Lieut. C.E.S. Beale - In K.A. Dover's barge which as finally left in Dunkirk. r. S. beaches Burns at 0130 on Monday June 3rd. He picked (From Southend) - Tokk over "Kayell" arriving n the of the "Block Arrow" which was ashore. and fishing He erried P the crew French troops to a French destroyer mack. "Kayell" in now beached at Ramsgate. ub Lieut. over by "Oranje Vreeswijk" with They boats were T.H. Rodgers, R.N.V.R. - In "Gay Crusader" other e was towed "Silvery Breeze" and "Silver Foam". reached beaches ombed ut was and towed tow back was in company with O.I.C. and neluding cut off. He never "Pioneer" Barl"
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199 795. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
VESSEL OWNER REMARKS FAIRWIND E. Hutton A.P.S. FAITH T. Lloyd No report received from list of MA JC missing vessels. FALCON II Dr. Firth Returned to owner? MAJOR FEDELMA II Per Crouch Eng. Co. Re-allocated to A.P.S. MALDO FELICITY T. Davis T.98 - damaged. Returned to owner. FERRY NYMPH C.H. Harvey T.98. Returned to owner 19/6. MALVI FLEET WING Watercraft, Ltd. A.P.S. MOLLY FLOSS HILDA Bond's Boatyard Returned to owners 31.5.40. MARE 1 FOLKESTONE BELLE MARCH Mr. Spraggs T.98. Returned to owner. FORMOSA J. Mears Returned to owner. MARGHE FORTUNA H.H. Salmon Returned to owner 19/6. FORTY TWO MARINA N. West A.P.S. MARSAY FRANCIS (99B) Recketts R.F. Returned to owners. FRAM MARINA Mr. South A.P.S. FLOTSAM Dorset Yacht Co., Ltd. Prepared but not used for Dynamo. MARICEI FLYING FISH W. Brazier Returned to owners 30.5.40. Not required. ARY FIREFLY A. Newell Returned to owner. ARY HO FAVOURITE SM 225 B. Allen Returned to owner. ARY IR) ARY ROS RY SPE, GAVINE F.A. Cooper T.98. Returned to owner. RY SPE/ GAY CRUSADER A. Foster T.98. Re-allocated to A.P.S. GAY FLY ILDA Noll Gay Returned to owner. GAY VENTURE D.L. Brisult A.P.S. GERTRUDE BELLE Morgan Jones GIPSY KING T.98. Returned to owner, 6.6.40. G. Riley FLOWER GIRL MARTON Butchers Returned to owner 2.6.40. GIRL NANCY F.C. Mitchell Did not go for Dynamo. DER GIRL VINE W. Light (6A) Returned owner 19/6. AIDEN GOLDEN LILY Lt. E.V. Cullen Re-allocated to Spl. Admy. Service. Returned to owner. EY GOLDEN SPRAY II F. Roberts Reported lost. ANT GONDOLIER KING Poole & Swanage Co. T.98. Returned to owners. GONDOLIER QUEEN Poole & Swanage Co. T.98. Returned to owners. LICENT D. GONDOLIER III Poole & Swanage Co. Now on service with M/S Officer Poole. GOODHOPEY Bond's Boatyard No report received from list of missing vessels. USA GOOD LUCK C.A. Simmons Re-allocated to Spl. Admy. Service 6A. IKOI GRACE A. Brown T.98. Returned to owners. GRACE DARLING IV C.E. Cundy Returned to owner. DRU II GRACE DARLING (E.36) Sayers Bros. Returned to owners. GWEN EAGLE D.W. Hudson TAUR (Littlehampton List). No trace of return from Dunkirk. GALILEE (wY68) E. Verrill GWENNY W.G.S. Crouch Prepared, but did not go to Dunkirk. RASOL Returned to owner. GWENYTH Walter Llewellyn & Sons Repaired, Fuelled, Floated, but not 08 taken over. GERBERA Chas. Hill MADGE Returned to owner. MING MODESTY PAH NA RCH ROSE Motor Boat Motor Boat vior 1.2 Torpedo I tor Ferries ( SME
Source: The National Archives, Kew, CAB 103 191. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
OF VESSEL OWNER REMARKS FAIRWIND E. Hutton A.P.S. FAITH T. Lloyd No report received from list of missing vessels. FALCON II Dr. Firth Returned to owner? FEDELMA II Per Crouch Eng. Co. Re-allocated to A.P.S. FELICITY T. Davis T.98 - damaged. Returned to owner. FERRY NYMPH C.H. Harvey T.98. Returned to owner 19/6. FLEET WING Watercraft, Ltd. A.P.S. FLOSS HILDA Bond's Boatyard Returned to owners 31.5.40. FOLKESTONE BELLE Mr. Spraggs T.98. Returned to owner. FORMOSA J. Mears Returned to owner. FORTUNA H.H. Salmon Returned to owner 19/6. FORTY TWO N. West A.P.S. FRANCIS (99B) Recketts R.F. Returned to owners. FRAM Mr. South A.P.S. FLOTSAM Dorset Yacht Co., Ltd. Prepared but not used for Dynamo. FLYING FISH W. Brazier Returned to owners 30.5.40. Not required. FIREFLY A. Newell Returned to owner. FAVOURITE SM 225 B. Allen Returned to owner. GAVINE F.A. Cooper T.98. Returned to owner. GAY CRUSADER A. Foster T.98. Re-allocated to A.P.S. GAY FLY Noll Gay Returned to owner. GAY VENTURE D.L. Brisult A.P.S. GERTRUDE Morgan Jones T.98. Returned to owner, 6.6.40. GIPSY KING G. Riley Returned to owner 2.6.40. GIRL MARION Butchers Did not go for Dynamo. GIRL NANCY F.G. Mitchell Returned owner 19/6. GIRL VINE W. Light (6A) Re-allocated to Spl. Admy. Service. GOLDEN LILY Lt. E.V. Cullen Returned to owner. GOLDEN SPRAY II F. Roberts Reported lost. GONDOLIER KING Poole & Swanage Co. T.98. Returned to owners. GONDOLIER QUEEN Poole & Swanage Co. T.98. Returned to owners. GONDOLIER III Poole & Swanage Co. Now on service with M/S Officer Poole. GOODHOPEY Bond's Boatyard No report received from list of missing vessels. GOOD LUCK C.A. Simmons Re-allocated to Spl. Admy. Service 6A. GRACE A. Brown T.98. Returned to owners. GRACE DARLING IV C.E. Cundy Returned to owner. GRACE DARLING (E.36) Sayers Bros. Returned to owners. GWEN EAGLE D.W. Hudson (Littlehampton List). No trace of return from Dunkirk. GALILEE (WY68) E. Verrill Prepared, but did not go to Dunkirk. GWENNY W.G.S. Crouch Returned to owner. GWENYTH Walter Llewellyn & Sons Repaired, Fuelled, Floated, but not taken over. GERBERA Chas. Hill Returned to owner.
Source: The National Archives, Kew, MT 40 36 Pt 2. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
roses LESOB DUNKIRK COMMITTEE Meeting at held the at 11.a.m. on Wednesday, 4th September 1940 Ministry of Shipping, Room No. 8021A. oser AGENDA 1. Minutes of Meeting held on 21st August 1940. 2. Matters arising. 3. Report of Payments for fortnight ended 3rd September 1940. 4. Cases for discussion and settlement on the table: 1. Total Loss:- "WESTERLEY" R.A. Bonham Christie. "SEA FALCON" W.H.Elce. "CLARA BELLE" A.Liddle. "ANEE" A.Liddle. "GAVINE" F.A.Cooper. "PAPILLON" S.Holmwood. "SCENE SHIFTER" S.E.Longman. "LETITIA" W.E.Browning. 2. Repairs etc. "BRYWYN" C.Priestley Mist. 5. Any other business.
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VESSEL TYPE CLAIMANT PAPER NO. HIRE & EXS. REPAIRS & REPLACEMENTS S. d. TOTAL LOSS £. £. £. S. d. S. d. "GAVINE" M.V. 839. F.A.Cooper ! £100 r T.0.9174/40 ! (from "GAY FLY" M.B. T.Taylor & Sons T.M.3800/40 6. 15. 6. Ltd. "GIPSY KING" M.V. H.W.Harvey T.M.4094/40 3. 10. 8. 7. 17. 6. G.Riley 14. 10. i "GIRL VINE" M.V. R.W.Weller T.0.9562/40 21. 8. 3. To Spl.Admy Servi "GOLDEN LILY" M.V. 13. 4. 119. 12. i Capt.Cullen T.0.9197/40 103. W.Osborne Ltd. 12. 10. -. "GONDOLIER B.Shutlers T.O.9275/40 249. 8. 8. 160. 10. "GONDOLIER (Succrs.)Ltd. 234. 145. 10. 7. 8. i "GOOD HOPE" M.V. Bonds (Maiden- T.M.3754/40 10. 9. 7. 700. head) Ltd. "GRACE DARLING P.M.B. C.E.Gundy T.M.3893/40 5. 10. 8. 775. IV" "GWEN EAGLE" M.V. W.Osborne Ltd. T.0.9196/40 11. 1. 9. Donald W.Hudson 1750. i "GERBERA" M.B. C.Hill & Son T.0.9657/40 13. 6. 5. "GRACE DARLING" F.V. Sayers Bros. T.M.4793/40 31. 12. 11. 23. 12. ! E.36 "GOLDEN SPRAY II" M.V. F.Roberts. T.M.4091/40 265. "GOLDEN ORFE" Launch Sandbanks Yacht T.M.7539/40 3. 5. i Co. Ltd. "GERTRUDE MAY" S.Bge. Francis & T.0.9300/40 40. 4. 2. Gilders Ltd. "GEORGE SMEED" " If 11 If If 2. 3. 9. "GLENWAY" Aux.S. W.Buck T.0.9306/40 3. 5. 9. 4. 16. 9. Bge. S.West Ltd. 10. 8. 6. 10. 16. 5. 23. 11. 6. 382. 6. 1. W.F.Ellis(Capt) 1. 5. 2. A.W.Scott 1. 7. 7. "GARLAND" M.V. T.Penny T.M.4970/40 5. 14. i 5. 2. 6. F.E.210 "GOLDEN SUNSET" M.V. R.Brice T.M.4965/40 5. 10. 5. "GRATITUDE" M.V. Griggs Bros. T.M.4976/40 8. 9. 9. F.E.46 "GUIDE ME" M.V. L,F.Light T.M.4998/40 3. i i (NN.48) 9. 10. i "GWENNIE" M.V. W.G.S.Crouch T.M.4088/40 12. 5. i & Sons Ltd. 8. i i 29. 4. 6.
Source: The National Archives, Kew, Unclassified 1. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
2. 0 Lieut. J.O. Clark, - Went over in "Rapid I" 369 corted by "Stathelliot" and ferried troops, who were / French, from the beaches on Friday, May 31. On turday at about 0400 he was towing the "Skipjacks ler with Sub Lieut. Ruck in charge, when they scued 3 sailors from the wreck of a sunken destroyer. transferre the ratings and troops to the "Mosquito" a was following her when she was hit by a bomb. he lped rescue the survivors including Sub Lieut. Flint, o had been wounded and finally left at 1330 being wed part of the way to Margate by the "Anje" b Lieut. T.R. Rumbold, R.N.V.R. - in the motor barge iking" from Burnham on Crouch he went to le Panne on e 30th and ferried all the forenoon. He returned to msgate and sailed again at noon on the 1st for Bray, riving just after dark. He burnt out his clutches and ached the "Viking" but managed to kedge off and was wed to Dover. b Lieut. P. Snow, R.N. - In the "Reda" he reached the aches on Wednesday, May 29th and ferried B.E.F. till 30. He went again on the Friday and ferried Frenchmen. Sunday, June 2nd, he went over in the "Advance" to nkirk, when he sighted the "Biboli" on the beach. b Lieut. R.A. Forbes - Reached the beaches on Friday y 31st in "Mary Spearing II" after rying he turned to Ramsgate. He sighted the "Gavine 'ashore. t. W.G.M. Christian, R.N.V.R. - was in "Mary Spearing I" t she was beached although she was sighted later being wed by a tug. He sighted "Margerita" floating but serted. ipper G.W. Halladay, R.N.R. - Went over to Dunkirk 1 Sunday June 2nd, in "Meander". ab in an "Orient" line motor life boat on Sunday Lieut. R.H. Wallace, R.N.V.R. - Towed over to the ne He saw hardly any soldiers. He started eaches 2nd. The engine failed and the boat was beached and bandoned. in a pulling life boat but was taken in tow The by alling "Alcmaria", to which he now transferred. left OW rawler parted during the night and life boat was rifting. ib Lieut. J.K. Blackmore, R.N.V.R. - In the over. "Lurlyne", hich had a bad engine and so he never got ab Lieut. C.E.S. Beale - In K.A. Dover's barge which as finally left in Dunkirk. (From Southend) - Tokk over "Kayell" He picked arriving n the beaches of the "Block Arrow" which was and fishing He r. S. Burns at 0130 on Monday June 3rd. ashore. P the crew French troops to a French destroyer erried mack. "Kayell" in now beached at Ramsgate. ub Lieut. T.H. over by "Oranje Vreeswijk" Foam". with They boats were Rodgers, R.N.V.R. - In "Gay Crusader" other e was towed 'Silvery Breeze" and "Silver reached beaches ut ombed was and towed tow back was in company with O.I.C. and neluding cut off. He never "Pioneer" Barl"
Movements recorded for Gavine during the evacuation period, as plotted on the Operation Dynamo map.
| Departed | Route | Arrived | Troops | Notes | Source |
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| — | Dunkirk | — | — |
Stationary
Location recorded; complete dated movement unavailable
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