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- Ship type: MN Thames Sailing Barge
- Return status: sunk
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939)
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LADY ROSEBERY Auxy. barge (S. West Ltd.) W.F. Ellis, Master DORIS Sailing barge (R.& W. Paul Ltd.) F. Finbow, Master Movements of these 2 barges are given under the report of the master of the auxy. barge Pudge. See also tug St. Fagan. Nil Authority - T.O.9436/40. ) 139
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return ** SOT VSSINED Lost at Unknown Dunkirk .op LSOT *xoudds DID .op IseasV DYI Name of Vessel Cause and Position Remarks. and G.R.T. Date LARK 1/6 At Dunkirk. Abandoned on Sailing barge beach. pelto G.R.T. 67 D.W. 140 2/6 Stranded on Bryr Brayne Abandoned. Tug. awold Sands off Dunkirk. Carrying 100 G.R.T. 105 troops. All to benobriada Shink taken off. About to S.S.TRAIN FERRY bandoned on beach at LOST. No.2. 12/6 Le Havre during est .T.B.O G.R.T.2678. operations. D.W. MISSAI MAZOO credition S.S. BRUGES About Bombed off Le Havre. SUNK. 781 .T.R.O P.C. Benands Due beriosed DXL G.R.T.2949 to D.W 741 88 .T.R.O Je nottanosve gnizub 11.0 .TEIRESIAS 17/6 Bombed off St. Nazaire BELIEVED SUNK. NOSTW Benyemous Honato in 47. 7°N. 2°23'W 8\1 G.R.T.7405 ENTERSETAS Intrant Ja D.W. 9644 anovivous anthosez Wosed S.S. DIDO. 18/6 At Brest. Abandoned. Blown up in.8.0 G.R.T.3554 Dry Dock. .W.G D.W. 5050 hedmen MARL APARTAS .MURMANSK. 19/6 Grounded at Brest. Abandoned. 11188 Trawler. G.R.T. 348 .T.R.O D.W. DOS .W.O S.LUFFWORTH. Prev. Abandoned at Brest. SUNK. Tramp. 21/6. G.R.T. 279. .T.H.O D.W. 370 our .W.G S.S.LANCASTRIA. 17/6 Bombed. Position SUNK. P.C. unknown. G.R.T.16,243. D.W. 13,226. or M.V. KUFRA. 23/6 Rammed by 'San Diego' SUNK. C.L. in 44° 11' 2°W. G.R.T. 4364 D.W. 2724 S.S. "MONA'S QUEEN" 29/5/40. Sunk by enemy action 29 survived. off Dunkirk. 26 lost. S.S. "LADY ROSEBERY" 1/6 SUNK. Aux. sailing barge Abandoned at G.R.T. 109 Dunkirk. "DUCHESS". 1/6 During operations at Spritsai 11. barge do. Dunkirk. G.R.T. 55 Net. S.S. "ELLAVORE" At Havre. Bombed by SUNK. G.R.T. 1302, 10/6 aircraft.
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FRIDAY, 31ST MAY CHAP. VIII in the Bray and Malo sectors were being thinned out by movements westward towards Dunkirk iteslf. This change of plan involved concentrating the special tows and the minesweepers to which they were to transfer the troops, into the stretch opposite the beach between Zuydcoote Sanatorium and one mile east of La Panne¹, and also advancing the commencement of the operation by one hour². A risk was involved in this change of plan as the boat tows were not in com- munication with the Vice-Admiral, and it would therefore be necessary for minesweepers to see that the escorting M.A./S.B.'s shepherded the tows to the new positions It had been explained to the Naval officers in each tow that the minesweepers would be anchored so as to serve as guiding marks³. " It was always impossible for me to do more than deal with the situation of the moment", says Rear-Admiral Wake-Walker. "I did not know what ships were coming or when-except for the pre-arranged plan of the sloops. Nor was it possible for Dover to give me much information. Ships got back there, unloaded, and were off again, the stream was constant but irregular and it was not possible to see any way ahead. My policy was always to keep only sufficient ships off the beaches and send all the others into Dunkirk, but the situation changed continually."4 Small craft arrive in hundreds It was in such circumstances that, at about 1900, Rear-Admiral Wake- Walker had proceeded to Dunkirk in the Keith to see how the boat situation was getting on. There he saw for the first time that strange procession of craft of all kinds the story of which was to become famous-tugs, towing dinghies, life-boats and all manner of pulling boats5-small motor yachts, motor launches, drifters, Dutch skoots, Thames barges, fishing boats, pleasure steamers⁶. This was indeed the first time that the small craft had come over in hundreds⁷. Since noon Lt. Cdr. C. J. Wynne-Edwards, R.N. (of R.-A. Dunkirk's staff), embarked in M.T.B.68, had been directing the tows to the various beaches. I See Appendix Q.18, observing that D.R. p.20, para. 61 says the beach between Bray and 1 mile east of La Panne." 2 Appendix Q.19. 3 D.R. p.20, para. 61. 4 M.017978/41, p.17. 5 The following 14 tugs (their tows are shown in brackets) reached Dunkirk that evening: The Racia (12 life-boats), Sun VIII (12 life-boats), Sun XV (6 life-boats), Vincia (3 life- boats), Sun IV (9 boats), Tanga (6 boats), Ocean Cock (6 M/B's), Sun VII (seaplane tenders 243, 254, 276, 291 and A.M.C.3), Foremost 87 (two sailing barges), Fairplay I (sailing barge Barbara Jean), Empire Henchman (sailing barge Aidie), Crested Cock (a lighter), Sun XI (a lighter), and the Sun XII (sailing barges Tollesbury and Ethel Everard). In the early hours of 1st June 4 other tugs arrived. The St. Fagan (auxiliary barges Pudge and Lady Rosebery, and the sailing barge Doris), St. Abbs (auxiliary barge Thyra and sailing barges H.A.C. and Duchess), Cervia (sailing barge Royalty), and the Persia (sailing barge Glenway and Lark). 6 M.017978/41, p.19. 7 New arrivals off Dunkirk and the beaches on 31st May included the following The yachts Amulree, Aronia, Glagla, Caleta, Christobel II and Llanthony, the nine yachts of the Portsmouth Inner Patrol, viz the Ahola, Ankh, Bounty, Caryandra, Eilla II, Lahloo, Noneta, Seriola and Thele and from the R.N. Air Station, Ford, the yacht Andora. The drifters Ben and Lucy (towing 4 boats), Dorienta (towing boats), Monarda, Renas- cent and the 13 drifters of the Yarmouth Base, viz Alcmaria, Feasible, Genius, Gula, Jeannie MacIntosh, John and Norah, Lord Barham, Lord Hood, Overfalls, Reed, Rewga, Swift Wing and Taransay. The drifters Fair Breeze and Ocean Breeze were again over, the former towing a motor life-boat and 3 life-boats. The steam hopper barges Foremost 102 (towing the Excellent's 35 ft. fast motor boat and 71
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APPENDIX B THE EVACUATION FROM DUNKIRK Part V. List of Dutch Ships. TRANSPORTED Demok I (yacht) M.74 (motor boat) (Lt. Cdr. H.G. Boys-Smith, R.N.R. from Kestrel 1st June) 214 (L/Sea. R. W. Legg, Coxswain) Part VI. List of Norwegian Ships. S.S. Hird (Capt. A. M. Fredhjem) 3,500 APPENDIX B NAMED SHIPS AND VESSELS LOST AND DAMAGED DURING OPERATION "DYNAMO " (Dates in brackets) Note: Large numbers of unnamed boats were also lost and damaged. Part I. Ships and vessels lost BY AIR ATTACK DESTROYERS GUNBOAT Basilisk (1/6) A.B./V. Mosquito (1/6) Grenade (29/5) King Orry (30/5) Havant (1/6) Keith (1/6) MINESWEEPERS TRAWLERS Brighton Queen (1/6) DRIFTERS Devonia (31/5) Calvi (29/5) Nautilus (29/5) Boy Roy (27/5) Gracie Fields (30/5) Paxton (27/5) Skipjack (1/6) Polly Johnson (29/5) Waverley (29/5) PERSONNEL VESSELS Clan Macalister (29/5) HOSPITAL CARRIER SEAPLANE TENDER Crested Eagle (sp. S/V) (29/5) Paris (3/6) S.T. 243 (2/6) Fenella (29/5) Lorina (29/5) Normania (29/5) Queen of the Channel (28/5) Scotia (1/6) MOTOR LIGHTERS X.149 (31/5) LANDING CRAFT TUGS X.213 (31/5) A.L.C. 16 (29/5) St. Abbs (1/6) St. Fagan (1/6) BARGES Lady Rosebery (1/6) SMALL CRAFT Doris (1/6) Commodore (31/5) Mirasol (1) Southern Queen (P.L.17) (1) DESTROYERS BY TORPEDOES (E-BOATS) Grafton (29/5) TRAWLERS Wakeful (29/5) Argyllshire (1/6) Stella Dorado (1/6) I Date not known. 158
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INDEX Johanna,54, 60. John, and Norah, 71n. 39, 43-4. D. G., 76. G. de S. (P.S.T.O. 60. Dover), 48. Jutland, 47n, 54, Keith, at Boulogne, 9-10; In Dynamo, 55, 64, 66, 67 (flag of R.A. Dover), 71, 74, 76, 86, Kaap Falga, 20, 29. 88-90 (sunk). Kellett, 28n, 32, 41, 46, 97, 107n, 89. 109, 114n, 116-7, 119. Kenward, Lt. (E) W. H., killed, Kestrel, 72n. Kingfisher, 60, 87, 89 (damaged), 114n, 116 (rammed), 117. Killarney, 29n, 54n. King George V, 54n, 94, 107n, 108-9, 114n, 116, 119. King Orry, 16, 19, 28, 45 (sunk), 97 (damages Dunkirk pier). Kingston Alalite, 34n, 110. Kingston Andalusite, 34n. Kingston Galena, 34n. Kingston Olivine, 110. Koeltz, General, 19. Kuno, 20n, 24n. Lady Brassey, 28n, 36, 91, 104. Lady Haig, 72n. Lady of Mann, 48n, 87, 107n, 109 (sent back empty), 114n, 118. Lady Philomena, 34n, 91. Lady Robinson, 94 (sunk). Lady Rosebery, 71n. Lady Sheila, 60. Lady Southborough, 72n. La Flore, 107n, 109. Lahloo, 66, 71n. Laidsell, Lt. Gen. W. G. (Q.M.G.), 8, 26, 59, 90. Lambart, Capt. Hon. L. J. O., R.N. (ret.), lost, 93. Lansdowne, 72n. La Panne. See Beaches. Lark, 71n, 95 (sunk). Laroc, 60. Leda, 28n, 32, 54n, 97, 114n, 116 (sinks Maréchal Foch), 118. Lena, 20, 24, 27-8, 100, 116 (lost), 117. Léopard, 73, 99, 107n. Letitia, 73. Lewes, Lt. Cdr. J. H., 45. Lewis, Cdr. E. R., 106. L.H.W.D., 114n. L'Impétueuse, 62. Llanthony, 71n. Lloyd, General, 84. Lochgarry, 29n, 39, 41. Locust, 46, 58, 87, 107n, 108, 114, 116, 119. Lord Barham, 71n. Lord Cavan, 32n, 98 (sunk). Lord Collingwood, 32n, 47n. Lord Grey, 45. Lord Hood, 71n. Lord Howard, 23n, 107n. Lord Howe, 13, 23n. Lord Keith, 32n, 47n. Lord Melchett, 85. Lord Rodney, 47n. Lord St. Vincent, 32n, 47n. 201
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House, Name of Vessel and G.R.T. Date Cause and Position Remarks N. LARK 1/6 At Dunkirk. Abandoned on beach. ugh Sailing barge G.R.T. 67 tity D.W. 140 as a EOSSA 2/6 Stranded on Bryr Brayne Abandoned. Carrying Tug. Sands off Dunkirk. 100 troops. All G.R.T.105 taken off. in B as S.S. TRAIN FERRY About 12/6 Abandoned on beach at LOST. ish NO.2. Le Havre during G.R.T.2678. operations. D.W. - S.S. BRUGES About 11/6 Bombed off Le Havre. SUNK. P.C. G.R.T.2949 D.W. 741 S.S. TEIRESIAS 17/6 Bombed off St.Nazaire BELIEVED SUNK. C.L. in 47.7°N. 2° 23'W. G.R.T.7405 D.W. 9644 S.S. DIDO 18/6 At Brest.Abandoned. Blown up in G.R.T.3554 Dry Dock. D.W. 5050 S.T.MURMANSK. 19/6 Grounded at Brest. Abandoned. Trawler. G.R.T. 348. D.W. S.S.LUFFWORTH. Prev.21/6. Abandoned at Brest. SUNK. Tramp. G.R.T. 279. D.W. 370. S.S.LANCASTRIA. 17/6 Bombed. Position SUNK. P.C. unknown. G.R.T.16,243. D.W. 13,226. M.V. KUFRA. 23/6 Rammed by 'San Diego' SUNK. C.L. in 44° 11'M2°W. G.R.T. 4364. D.W. 2724. S.S. "MONA'S QUEEN". 29/5/40 Sunk by enemy action 29 survived. off Dunkirk. 26 lost. S.S. "LADY ROSEBERY" 1/6 SUNK+ Aux. sailing barge Abandoned at Dunkirk. G.R.T. 109. "DUCHESS". 1/6 During operations at Spritsail barge do. Dunkirk. G.R.T. 55 Net. S.S. "ELLAVORE". 10/6 At Havre. Bombed by SUNK. G.R.T.1302. aircraft. -4-
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COM. DUNKIRK Meeting held a. m. at the A G E N D A. 1. 2. 3. Minutes Matters Report of arising. of Meeting held on 26th September 1940. said to OH 4. Cases 1. for TOTAL Payments discussion for and period ending 22nd October 1940. "Thetis" LOSS:- settlement on the table - "Moss Rose" - H.F. Eaton. "Maid of Honour" - T. Adams "Minikoi" - H. Sands "Princess Lily" - "Court Belle II" - - } Capt. W.S. Shelford. "Hanora" "Miranda" - C. Whatford & Son. SAILING BARGES: - C.E. Thompson W.H, Goldsmith "Lady Rosebery" "Duchess" - - "Barbara "Aidie" Jean" Samuel West Ltd. "Doris" - - - } Wakeley Bros. & Co.Ltd. "Ethel Eyerard" " R & W. Paul Ltd. " Lark " - - 3 11. - LOST EFFECTS :- F.T. T. Everard & Sons.Ltd. "Kit-Cat" Scholey & Co.Ltd. 5. - III. Any other business. J. Swain. Totathos:- two Rives 20 bills Sarah timely 7.E Bower bokey . d Toda Repairs have hoston a halcolm Be Killy
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DUNKIRK CLAIMS COMMITTEE Payments made since presentation of Report on 21st July 1941. Repairs and Total Loss Vessel. Type Claimant Paper No. Hire and Replacements Remarks. Expenses £. s. d. £. S. d. £ S. d. "LARK" S/Barge Dover Harbour Board O. 9315/40. 8. 5. "BARBARA JEAN" T.O.9296/40. 18. 7. "ROYALTY" T.O.9298/40. 13. 4. 14. "PANDORA" Punt A. Read T.M. 5152/41. 30. "KATHLEEN" 17' Boat C. Morris 4918/41. 266. -. "FOLKESTONE M/V Spraggs Bros. 9201/40. 110. BELLE" (c/o Adams) 99. 17. -. "BLUEBIRD" M.L. Mrs. G. Ragless T.M. 4136/40 20. -. "OLIVE MAY" M/Barge Samuel West Ltd., T.0.8532/40 30. "LADY ROSEBERY" AS/barge = T.0.9306/40 20. -. "GLENWAY" 100. -. 65. "RIVER TOY" M/B. C.H.Elkington T.M. 2766/41 "ALPHEUS" M/Barge S. Instone & Co., T.0,9104/40 90. -: i, "SHERFIELD" J.J.Prior (Transport) Limited T.0.9423/40 66. -. Dover Harbour Board " 9. 1. "SHAWFORD" Prior (Trans) Ltd. 11 30. -. i, "CAROLINE" Row Boat H.E. Parker 5206/41 28. -. "SHRIMP" Skiff " " 3. 17. -. "FERROCRETE" M/Barge Assoc.Portland Cement Manufacturers Ltd., T.0.7976/40 50. ex "HIGHLAND 28' Royal Mail Lines T.M.6352/40 PRINCESS" Lifeboat Limited 236. 5. ". "NEW PRINCE OF Southend Motor Nav: Balance of "Total Loss" WALES" P.M.B. Company Limited T.M. 3887/40 : ! 120. : : 1236. Compensation. "SHAMROCK" P.M.B. A. Barrell c/o T.M.3898/40 ! : 415. Balance of "Total Loss" W.G. & S. Beecroft Compensation "BONITA" M/V S.W. Newton c/o T.M.2779/41 30. -- 50. -. Wannop & Falconer ex "GLOUCESTER 13 Union Castle Mail T.M.9092/40 96. 7. -. Lifeboat No.12 CASTLE" Lifeboats S.S. Co. Ltd., 315. 8. 4. 7 Lifeboats 234. 14. -. Fitting out 6 Lifeboats which replaced missing ones. "SKYLARK III" M/V Mrs. M. Corsan T. 0.9203/40 487. i. "QUEEN OF M/V Bowmaker Ltd., T.M.3716/40 700. i Advance on account ENGLAND" "EMPRESS" M/V = " " 300. ! Advance on account "KNOWLES" Aux. London & Rochester T.O.7764/40. 8. 6.11. S/Barge Trading Co.Ltd., "THYRA" Aux London & Rochester S/Barge Trading Co. Ltd., " 14. 9. 3. "PUDGE" Aux. London & Rochester S/Barge Trading Co. Ltd., 21. 8. 6. London & Rochester Trading Co. Ltd., 75. -- -: Dover Harbour Board 10. 11. "CABBY" London & Rochester Trading Co. Ltd., "SCONE" 14. 3, London & Rochester Trading Co. Ltd., "SEINE" M/Barge 38.10. 8, London & Rochester T.O.8949/40. 66. 8. 1. Trading Cox Ltd., C/f £ 893.18. - £1,145. 3. 4. £3,432. 5. -
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REPAIRS & S. REPLACEMENTS d. TOTAL LOSS REM VESSEL TYPE CLAIMANT PAPER NO. HIRE & EXS. £. £. S. d. £. S. d. "Lady Cable" m.b. C.W. Mott TM 4237/40 59. ! 5. 10. 57. 6. 1. "Lady Haig" m.v. W. Buck TM 4095/40 7. H.W. Harvey 5. 15. 2. ! i 2. 52. W. Buck 20. 9. "Lady Isabelle" m.b. J. Tims & Sons TM 3760/40 5. 11. ! ! 15. F. Westhead "Lady Kay" m.v. Watercraft Ltd. TM 3753/40 23. 17. 7. G. Spicer 14. 11. i 120. W.M. Elliott "Lady Rita" m.y. D. Hillyard TM 4102/40 15. 11. 3. A.P.S 650. "Lansdowne" m.v. V.Messum & Son TM 3736/40 -. << 6 15. "Lark" Punt A. Fayers, Ltd. TM 4266/40 3 "Leach's Romance" m.v. R. Leach & Sons TO 9561/40 26. 17. 10. Re-allocated.Spl.Admy.S (G.M.268) "Little O'Lady" m.v. " " 11 " TO 9567/40 26. 17. 10. Re-allocated Spl.Admy.Serv B.M.61. "Lent Lily" m.v. Jubilee Fish TO 9565/40 24. 1. i Co. Ltd. "Letitia" m. V. E.A. Leppard TM 4004/40 10. i i Chichester Yacht 33. 11. 12. 11. i Co. Ltd. W.E. Browning 1250. "Liberty" m.v. K.C. Frisby TM 4067/40 2. 15. 5. Anglo American 3. 8. Oil Co. Ltd. "Leilah" m. V. L.R. Burnay TM 4058/40 2. i ! 125. J. Mears Ltd. 4. 15. i L.R. Burnay 2. 11. 6. "Lieberstrum" m.v. H.C. Hunt TO 9179/40 51. 10. 2. 45. 10. i "Lijns" m. V. S.H. Bell TM 3738/40 45. -. i 128. i "Leander" m.b. J.T. Phelps TM 4141/40 14. 8. 5. 9. i i "Leader" m m.b. C. Westcott TM 7713/40 600. i Beached River Dart "Little Mint" W. Coleman " 3. 3. 7. "Little Ann" a.y. G.A. Turnour TM 4425/40 600. i "Lady be Good" m. V. P. Newall, TM 4440/40 2. 1. 11. Petticrow Ltd. "Little Admiral" LN.85 C.A. Pegg TM 5095/40 6. 15. 9. "Lady Anne" m.b. E. Clare TM 5227/40 9. ! 4. "London Premier" m.v. W.D. Tamlyn & Co. TM 5261/40 21. 16. 1. "Lady Lou" m.v. Sussex Yacht TM 5434/40 47. 6. i Works Ltd. "Lady Nancy" m.b. W. Osborne Ltd. TM 5110/40 7. i i "Liberty II" m.v. W.C. Craske TM 5479/40 5. 14. 10. "Leslie" S.Bge. Andrews & Ellis TO 9303/40 20. i i "Lark" S.Bge. T.Scholey & Co. TO 9315/40 50. 3. 6. 795. i Ltd. "Leeuwarden" S.S. Gen. Stm. Nav. Co. TM 4270/40 195. 17. 4. Ltd. "Lady Rosebery" Aux.S.Bge. S. West Ltd. TO 9306/40 17. 18. 2. i i "Leonard Piper" Bge. Geo. Hammond & Co. TO 8532/40 1. 2. 8. 3120. "Lord Fisher" S.D. Lowestoft Stm. TM 7392/40 17. -. LT.711 Herring Drifters i Co. Ltd. "Lady Doris" m.v. C.W. Bone TM 5004/40 4. 4. -. "Lily" Row.Bt. J. Gisby TM 9576/40 5. 7. 6. 20.
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