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| Steel frames | Par.Mot. | 25.5 | 710 | Builders | Magnet,35 |
| Motor | 45.6 | 1615 | 1936 | Magnet |
| Par.Mot. | 37 | 25:5 | 550 | W.Duwe | Magnet,28 |
| M.N.V.T. Stansgate | M.P.G.R. Magnet | M.P.S.D. Avon | M.P.Z.F. Tiger | M.Q.R.X. Patience |
| Nyala 35 | m. a. Magnet | 34 | m. Lucretia | 33 | m. Helford 32 | Kiama | 31 | m. Freya | 30 |
| m. Mariva 12 | m. Lala IV designed in | Kiel, Germany. | of American Yachts.) | a. Magnet 34 | Shuna 4 |
| Laraison, Auguste, 20, Rue Contrescarpe, Nantes, France. Y.C.F. | Larsen, Jacob, Stathelle, Norway. Troll 3 | Latham, W. T., M.C., c/o. Lloyds Bank, Ltd., High Street, Birmingham-L.S. a. Magnet 34 | Laver, Dr. C. H., The Red House, Redhill, Surrey. L.S.-Oxf. | Law, Wm. R., 1, Westbourne Gardens, Glasgow, W.2. C.Cor.-Cly.-Nor. |
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| PORTS | OF | DISE&BARKATION. | NATIONALITY | T 0 | T A | L S | |||||||
| Date | Ramsgate | Folke- stone | Margate | Dover | Sheer- ness | Har- wich | British | French | Total for day. | Accum. total excl8 ambᶜᵉ. traffic | Hosp. Car- riers | Ambce. Train | Accun. Total of all traffic. |
| May 27 | - | - | - | 3,373 | - | - | 3,373 | - | 3,373 | 3,373 | - | - | 3;373 |
| 28 | 827 | 493 | 280 | 11,767 | 581 | - | 13,948 | - | 13,948 | 17,321 | - | 461 | 17,782 |
| 29 | 2,584 | 5,271 | 6,386 | 23,719 | 883 | - | 38,188 | 655 | 38,843 | 56,164 | 1,298 | 583 | 58,506 |
| 30 | 8,501 | 1,797 | 5,785 | 31,741 | - | 650 | 39,858 | 8,616 | 48,474 | 104,638 | - | 547 | 107,527 |
| 31 | 5,629 | 6,993 | 7,471 | 34,484 | 1,810 | 1,925 | 43,438 | 14,874 | 58,312 | 162,950 | 907 | 269 | 167,015 |
| June 1 | 9,696 | 8,507 | 8,403 | 31,311 | 2,286 | - | 25,190 | 35,013 | 60,203 | 223,153 | 130 | 2,379 | 229,727 |
| 2 | 5,880 | 75 | 8,055 | 15,824 | 403 | 1,190 | 15,378 | 16,049 | 31,427 | 254,580 | - | 167 | 261,321 |
| 3 | 3,693 | 4,634 | 3,520 | 14,204 | 960 | - | 7,208 | 19,803 | 27,011 | 281,591 | - | 240 | 288,572 |
| 4 | 4,973 | 4,128 | 3,841 | 14,053 | - | - | 6 | 26,989 | 26,995 | 308,586 | - | - | 315,567 |
| 5 | 174 | - | 416 | 506 | - | - | - | 1,096 | 1,096 | 309,682 | - | - | 316,663 |
| TO- TALS | 41,957 | 31,898 | 44,157 | 180,982 | 6,923 | 3,765 | 186,587 | 123,095 | 309,682 | 2,335 | 4,646 | 316,663 |
| 3 of | French troops in | disembarked in U.K. | Total per day French and British |
| embarkation U.K. | Carried by French vessels. | Total by French and British vessels | Troops disembarked in U.K. (excdg.amblce. traffic). |
| 1 May | Nil | Nil | 3373 |
| " | Nil | Nil | 13,948 |
| " | 655 | 655 | 38,843 |
| 11 | 5,444 | 8,616 | 48,474 |
| " | 4,032 | 14,874 | 58,312 |
| ; June | 2,765 | 35,013 | 60,203 |
| " | 905 | 16,049 | 31,427 |
| 11 | 4,235 | 19,803 | 27,011 |
| " | 2,349 | 26,989 | 26,995 |
| " | 140 | 1,096 | 1,096 |
| TOTALS | 20,525 | 123,095 | 309,682 ght. |
tions of Commander k. der Dove, Sub Lieutenant N.V.R. The object was to erect 7th June, 1940. rt of Dunkirk. Commander Dove atsuki" on May 2000 with 200 -Admiral Sir James ut. Field and Sub Lieut Addis Somerville, K. C.B., D.S.O., . taul". On instructions from took command of the Drifter On the orders of Commander Yates, we iled from Dover 6345 Friday the honour to submit the following es for the demolition party, 4 ort on the activities of Commander officer Major Russell, 1 Army e's party at Dunkirk. 3 signal ratings. After an Dunkirk 0930 to find a large We have the honour to be, Sir, rogress. We noted then, and for that in spite of the courage and Your obedient Servants, the great majority of their targets. We immediately entered J.L. Field Subtient RNVILE the South Quay. R.G.addis Subtient RMVR. ratings, we reported to Cdr. La Rentaul" to keep clear of the nent which had recommenced. We emolition party that we had afterwards made contact with portion of a demolition party. re-enter the harbour and took CS. threatening to block completely a done at once it would have 32" the hospital and personnel y. The, "Gervaise" was man- a side to avoid the risk of her ion in the fairway. Ammunition nd handed over to Cdr Banks who y primersor detonators for the a two hospital ships which were $ The attached papers have been ng these was just put in hand seen by the Vice Admiral, Dover, and note made * available at any time during for his list of personnel recommendations. himself and with help of his the necessary work. Now the Yours sincerely, ble for further hospital and During these operations Cdr. e situation in Dunkirk was so he opportunity nor the facilitie hadch Cress rk. Furthermore there was a re- 1" dive bombing until Monday 27th old Cdr Dove that there was no ommandeered a car and bought SECRETARY to rom estaminets which were still VICE ADMIRAL. de tour of inspection and found property and personnel was il tanks on the south side of the atening the railway and timber S. to S.W. which blew a pall of scene appear far worse than evening the work of loading ship eady a large number of noncom- our besides an increasing number quay. The night was quiet planes sincleithe town for over* ely small number of bombs. Early ho had been instructed by Cdr. for safety, reported that magnet mines nad Deen 1814 near the entrance and that a French merchantmen had been blown up. ore dawn, the situation will become extremely grim'
Statement of the operations of Commander Dove's party at Dunkirk. Prefatory Note. The party consisted of Commander Dove,R.N., Sub.Lieutenant Field, and Sub.Lieutenant Addis, R.N.V.R. The object was to erect & lethal kite barrage round the port of Dunkirk. Commander Dove sailed with H.M.D. "Boy Roy" and "Natsuki" on May 2014 with 200 sets of lethal kite year. ,Lieut, Field and ub.Lieut Addis left Daver with H.M.D. "Gervais Rentaul". On instructions from Captain A/P Dover, .Lieut. Field took command of the Drifter (skipper Mr.Burgess,R.N.R) Report. Sub.Lieut Field and Addis, sailed from Dover 6345 Friday May 25th with 9 tons high explosives for the demolition party, 4 tons of medical stores, 1 Medical officer Major Russell, 1 Army liaison officer Captain Hill, and 3 signal ratings. After an uneventful passage, we arrived off Dunkirk 0930 to find a large scale air attack by the enemy in progress. We noted then, and for the whole time we were in Dunkirk that in spite of the courage and persistence of the shore A.A.units the great majority of their salvoes were well astern of their targets. We immediately entered the harbour and made fast alongside the South Quay. ratings, we reported to Cdr. La Rentaul" to keep clear of the nent which had recommenced. We emolition party that we had afterwards made contact with OFFICE OF portion of a demolition party. FLAG OFFICER COMMANDING DOVER. re-enter the harbour and took threatening to block completely a done at once it would have 32" the hospital and personnel 18th June, 1940. 7. The, "Gervaise" was man- 1 side to avoid the risk of her ion in the fairway. Ammunition nd handed over to Cdr Banks who Dear Gleadowe, y primersor detonators for the The attached papers have been a two hospital ships which were seen by the Vice Admiral, Dover, and note made ng these was just put in hand for his list of personnel recommendations. * available at any time during himself and with help of his the necessary work. Now the Yours sincerely, ble for further hospital and During these operations Cdr. 8 situation in Dunkirk was so he opportunity nor the facilitie hadch Cres rk. Furthermore there was a re- 1" dive bombing until Monday 27th old Cdr.Dove that there was no ommandeered a car and bought SECRETARY to rom estaminets which were still VICE ADMIRAL. de tour of inspection and found property and personnel was il tanks on the south side of th atening the railway and timber S. to S.W. which blew a pall of scene appear far worse than evening the work of loading shi eady a large number of noncom- our besides an increasing number quay. The night was quiet planes circledthe town for over* ely small number of bombs. Early ho had been instructed by Odr. for safety, reported that magnet mines nad been 1810 near the entrance and that a French merchantmen had been blown up. ore dawn, the situation will become extremely grim'
Statement of the operations of Commander Dove's party at Dunkirk. Prefatory Note. The party consisted of Commander Dove, b.Lieutenant Field, and Sub.Lieutenant Addis, R.N.V.R. The object was to erect a lethal kite barrage round the port of Dunkirk. Commander Dove sailed with "Boy Roy" and "Natsuki" on May 2004 with 200 sets of lethal kite gear. Sub,Lieut,Field and Sub.Lieut Addis left Daver with H.M.D. "Gervais Rentaul". On instructions from Captain A/P took command of the Drifter (skipper Mr.Burgess,R.N.R) Report. Sub.Lieut Field and Addis, sailed from Dover 6345 Friday May 25th with 9 tons high explosives for the demolition party, 4 tons of medical stores, 1 Medical officer Major Russell, 1 Army liaison officer Captain Hill, and 3 signal ratings. After an uneventful passage, we arrived off Dunkirk 0930 to find a large scale air attack by the enemy in progress. We noted then, and for the whole time we were in Dunkirk that in spite of the courage and persistence of the shore A.A.units the great majority of their salvoe were well astern of their targets. We immediately entered the harbour and made fast alongside the South Quay. Army Officers and signal ratings, we reported to Cdr. Henderson B.N.L.O. who order "Gervais Rentaul" to keep clear of the harbour to avoid the aerial bombardment which had recommenced. We then reported to Cdr. Banks of the demolition party that we had brought his explosives, and shortly afterwards made contact with Cdr. Dove who had taken charge of a portion of a demolition party. Cdr.Dove now signalled the G.R. to re-enter the harbour and took in tow two sinking tugs which were threatening to block completely the South Quay. If this had not been done at once it would have been difficulty if not impossible for the hospital and personnel ships to make fast to the South Quay. The, "Gervaise" was man- eeuvred to a small lock on the south side to avoid the risk of her being hit and exploding the ammunition in the fairway. Ammunition medical stores were then unloaded and handed over to Cdr. Banks who up to that time had not received any primersor detonators for the depth charges. Cdr.Dove then signalled in two hospital ships which were in the offing and the work of loading these was just put in hand inmediately. As there was no. labour dock available at any time during our stay in Dunkirk Commander Dove himself and with help of his officers organised and carried out the necessary work. Now the South Quay was cleared it was possible for further hospital and personnel ships to enter and load. During these operations Cdr. Dove reached the conclusion that the situation in Dunkirk was so grave that we should have neither the opportunity nor the facilitie to erect a kite barrage round Dunkirk. Furthermore there was a re- grettable lack of wind and no low or dive bombing until Monday 27th At midday dr.Henderson told Cdr. Dove that there was no water in Dunkirk and we therefore commandeered a car and bought sufficient vichy and perier water from estaminets which were still open in Malo form H.Q.staff. We made tour of inspection and found that up to date the damage done to property and personnel was surprisingly little, although the oil tanks on the south side of th town were blazing flercely and threatening the railway and timber yards. There was a light uir from S. to S.W. which blew a pall of smoke over the harbour and made the scene appear far worse than reality. During the afternoon and evening the work of loading shi went on smoothly but there were already a large number of noncom- batant forces crowded into the harbour besides an increasing number* of ambulances lined up on the south quay. The night was quiet except for one air-raid when German planes circledthe town for over (ca hour before dropping a comparatively small mimber of bombs. Early next morning May 26th, r.Burgess who had been instructed by Cdr. Dove to anchor outside the harbour for safety, reported that magnet mines had been laid near the entrance and that a French merchantmen had been blown up. dawn, the situation will become extremely grim'
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199 795. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Name of Vessel Date Cause and Position Remarks Approx. ALBATROSS 31/5/40 ALJANOR Abandoned off Dunkirk approx. do. LOST. ALOA-OE (Boat) Did not return do. ASSUMED LOST ANEE (Wherry) do. " do. Unknown BLACK ARROW " LOST BOBELI Lost at Dunkirk " " Did not return BONNISBELL " ASSUMED LOST. Did not return BOAT (16') " do. Unknown BRITTANIC LOST. " " " BULL PUP " 11 " BLUEJACKET (18'6") " If " CARAMA (15' Punt) " " " CLARA BELLE " " " COURT BELLE 2. " " " CYB " 11 " DEVILFISH " " " DINKY (10' boat) " 11 " DORIS (Wherry) 18 " " DREADNOUGHT 2. 11 " " = 3 " n 11 DUMPLING (Boat) " " 11 EASTBOURNE QUEEN " Lost at Dunkirk " EDINA (Wherry) 11 Unknown " EMPRESS " Abandoned at Dunkirk 11 EDITH DOROTHY (Boat) If Unknown " ENCHANTRESS " Abandoned at Dunkirk " ENTERPRISE " Unknown If EX-SERVICE DINGHY " " 11 FAITH " " ASSUMED LOST GOLDEN SPRAY 2. " " LOST GOOD HOPE 31/5/40 11 " Approx. GWEN EAGLE " " 11 HANDY BILLY " 11 If HANORA If " ASSUMED LOST IOTE If Lost at Dunkirk LOST KATE (18' Boat) If Unknown LOST LANSDOWNE " " " LARK (Punt) " " " LILY (Rowboat) " " " LITTLE ANN " Sunk - Dunkirk " LETITIA " Abandoned at Dunkirk If MADAME SANSGENE If Unknown " MARY ROSE " " " MAGNET (Rowboat) " If " MARGHERITA " " " MAID OF HONOUR If " 12 " MA JOIE Abandoned - Dunkirk " " MALDON ANNIE Unknown " MEDORA (Wherry) If " " If MINIKOI Sunk off Dunkirk " MIRANDA (Rowboat) 31/5/40 Unknown LOST Approx. If " ASSUMED LOST MIRASOL " " " MONTAGUE WHALER 11 " " MOSS ROSE " " LOST 36' MOTOR BOAT " " " 30' DO. " Abandoned at Dunkirk If NEMO IV. " 11 Unknown NEW WHITE HEATHER " 12 Sunk off Dunkirk PEGGY 4. Unknown ASSUMED LOST " PIONEER Abandoned off Dunkirk LOST " PRINCESS MAUD
ESSEL OWNER REMARKS KING J.Mears Returned to owners 11.6.40. KING FISHER R.D. Gerans (6A) Re-allocated to Spl.Admy. Service. MA JO KINGWOOD J.Mears Returned to Owners. KINTAIL W.E. Turner A.P.S. MAJOR KIT KAT J.Swain Re-allocated to A.P.S. MALDOI KITTY L.Basso & Co. Returned to Owners 2.6.40 KONGONI Comd. Hare A.P.S. MALVII KESTREL R7 S.Rowden Returned to Owner MOLLY LADY CABLE C.W.Mott Damaged Returned to Owners MARE N LADY HAIG H.Meskins Returned to Owners 2.6.40. MARCHI LADY ISABELLE T.Westhead Returned to Owners MARGHE LADY KAY c/o WATERCRAFT Returned to Owners. LADY RITA S.L.Bullock To A.P.S. MARINA LAMOUETTE P.C. Allen Re-allocated to A.P.S. MARSAYI LANSDOWNE V.Messum No report received from list MARINA of Missing Vessels. LARK A.Fayers No trace of return from ARICEL Dunkirk. Presumed lost. ARY LATONA S.M.Wood Re-allocated to A.P.S. ARY HOW LAZY DAYS Mr.Lazarus Re-allocated A.P.S. 1.6.40. ARY IRE LEACH'S ROMANCE Bob Leach & Sons Released 3.6.40. Re-allocated SPL. ADMY. SERVICE (6A) ARY ROSI LEADING STAR E. Breeds, Senr. Re-allocated to Spl.Admy Service 6A LENT LILLY RY SPEA. Jubilee Fishing Released 3.6.40. Re-allocated RY SPEA1 Co. Spl. Admy. Service (6A). LETITIA "ILDA W.E. Browning Abandoned. LETITIA A.Dench No damage reported. Returned to Owner. BELLE LIBERTY K.C.Frisby Returned - unsuitable PLOWER LEILA 4 Burnay LIEBERSTRUM Being returned to Owner. H.C.Hunt LITTLE MAYFLOWER T.98 Returned to Owners 19/6. DER F.G.Barton (6A) Re-allocated to Spl.Admy AIDEN Service. EY LITTLE O'LADY Bob Leach & Sons Released 1.6.40. Re-allocated ANT Spl. Admy. Service (6A) LIBERTY II W.C. Craske Returned unsuitable to Owners. LICENT D. LORNA DOONE c/o Toughs A.P.S. LADY NANCY Mr.Richmond Returned to Owners. LIJNS C.O. Powis Returned to Owners. OSA LURLINE E.W.Monkhouse T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S. IKOI LEANDER J.T.Phelps Returned to Owner. Prepared did not go. DRU II LAVINIA A.Hurley A.P.S. LITTLE ANN C.A.Turnour Reported by S.V.P. Presumed TAUR lost. LADY BE GOOD S.W.Langthorn Prepared for dynamo but did not go. RASOL LADY ROSEBERRY Sem. West Ltd. Reported lost at Dunkirk. LITTLE ADMIRAL LN 85 C.A.Pegg Returned to Owners. US LAUREL LEAF Cosens & Co. Pre-Dynamo Requisition.Returned MADGE to Service. B MING LYDIE SUZANNE Eversert Presper Lost at Le Havre. B MODESTY PAH NA RCH ROSE MADAME POMPADOUR Lt. Col. H. E. Day Re-allocated to A.P.S. Motor Boat MAGNET Mr. Melmore Broke down and did not go. MAID OF HONOUR H.Sands Motor Boat T.98. No. information of return from Dunkirk. 2 or Torpedo E top Ferries G MA JOIE. SME Barber Ramagate. Returned
Source: The National Archives, Kew, CAB 103 191. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
VESSEL OWNER REMARKS KING J.Mears Returned to owners 11.6.40. KING FISHER R.D.Gerans (6A) Re-allocated to Spl.Admy. Service. KINGWOOD J.Mears Returned to Owners. KINTAIL W.E. Turner A.P.S. KIT KAT J.Swain Re-allocated to A.P.S. KITTY L. Basso & Co. Returned to Owners 2.6.40 KONGONI Comd.Hare A.P.S. KESTREL R7 S.Rowden Returned to Owner LADY CABLE C.W.Mott Damaged Returned to Owners LADY HAIG H.Meskins Returned to Owners 2.6.40. LADY ISABELLE T.Westhead Returned to Owners LADY KAY c/o WATERCRAFT Returned to Owners. LADY RITA S.L.Bullock To A.P.S. LAMOUETTE P.C.Allen Re-allocated to A.P.S. LANSDOWNE V.Messum No report received from list of Missing Vessels. LARK A.Fayers No trace of return from Dunkirk. Presumed lost. LATONA S.M.Wood Re-allocated to A.P.S. LAZY DAYS Mr.Lazarus Re-allocated A.P.S. 1.6.40. LEACH'S ROMANCE Bob Leach & Sons Released 3.6.40. Re-allocated SPL. ADMY. SERVICE (6A) LEADING STAR E.J.Breeds,Senr. Re-allocated to Spl.Admy Service 6A LENT LILLY Jubilee Fishing Released 3.6.40. Re-allocated Co. Spl. Admy.Service (6A). LETITIA W.E.Browning Abandoned. LETITIA A.Dench No damage reported. Returned to Owner. LIBERTY K.C.Frisby Returned - unsuitable LEILA 4 Burnay Being returned to Owner. LIEBERSTRUM H.C.Hunt T.98 Returned to Owners 19/6. LITTLE MAYFLOWER F.G.Barton (6A) Re-allocated to Spl.Admy Service. LITTLE O'LADY Bob Leach & Sons Released 1.6.40. Re-allocated Spl. Admy. Service (6A) LIBERTY II W.C. Craske Returned unsuitable to Owners. LORNA DOONE c/o Toughs A.P.S. LADY NANCY Mr.Richmond Returned to Owners. LIJNS C.O. Powis Returned to Owners. LURLINE E.W.Monkhouse T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S. LEANDER .Phelps Returned to Owner. Prepared did not go. LAVINIA A.Hurley A.P.S. LITTLE ANN C.A.Turnour Reported by S.V.P. Presumed lost. LADY BE GOOD S.W.Langthorn Prepared for dynamo but did not go. LADY ROSEBERRY Sam.West Ltd. Reported lost at Dunkirk. LITTLE ADMIRAL LN 85 C.A.Pegg Returned to Owners. LAUREL LEAF Cosens & Co. Pre-Dynamo Requisition.Returned to Service. LYDIE SUZANNE Eversert Presper Lost at Le Havre. MADAME POMPADOUR Lt.Col.H.E.Day Re-allocated to A.P.S. MAGNET Mr.Melmore Broke down and did not go. MAID OF HONOUR H.Sands T.98. No. information of return from Dunkirk. MA JOIE....
OPERATION DYNAMO. MINISTRY Hotel OF SHIPPING, HOTEL VESSEL Motor Boats and Other Small Craft. OWNER DUNGENESS Lifeboat Remarks EASTBOURNE Lifeboat of Vessel Date Cause and Position GREATER LONDON R.N.L.I. REMARKS Approx. LOST. "G" Lifeboat Lifeboat 31/5/40 Abandoned off Dunkirk TROSS ASSUMED LOST NOR approx. do. Did not return do. do. do. LOST HYTHE HASTINGS Lifebost Lifeboat -OE P. & 0. S.N. Co. " (Wherry) Unknown " " Lost at Dunkirk CK ARROW ASSUMED LOST LIFEBOATS (4) Did not return do. ELI LIFEBOATS (5) Returned " Did not return NISBELL LOST. " Unknown Blue Star Line to T (16') " " " " " LIFEROATS (15) LIEEBOATS Royal Mail Reported LL PUP " ou ,UEJACKET (18'6") " " " ARAMA (15' Punt) " " Canadian & 0. Pacific Lines a No information " int " 17 LARA BELLE LIFEBOATS LIFEBOATS Motor) LIFEBOAT " " " was OURT BELLE 2. " " " Butchers S. Edam Dutch P. S.N. Co. Returned returned) to damandevillfish YB " " " " " DINKY (10' boat) " " " " in OWneyDORIS (Wherry) " " " PS LOUISE LIPEBOATS vessels) STEVENS DREADNOUGHT 2. " " " " 3 tisl " Ex ROSLIN CASTLE DUMPLING (Boat) " " " Lost at Dunkirk " wiven EASTBOURNE QUEEN LUCY " EDINA (Wherry) Unknown British India Steam " 1 LOWESTOPERS No trece laced. to " Abandoned at Dunkirk " EMPRESS Gt. Ltd. EDITH DOROTHY (Boat) " Unknown " " Abandoned at Dunkirk ENCHANTRESS " " Unknown ENTERPRISE " " " Dunkirk. return EX-SERVICE DINGHY " ASSUMED LOST " FAITH " " LOST GOLDEN SPRAY 2. " 31/5/40 " -do- GOOD HOPE Approx. " " 11 GRANGE ex UPWEY Ropnerdo- Shipping Co. Dunkirk. No of GWEN EAGLE " " " HANDY BILLY " ASSUMED LOST HANORA MARGATE Lifeboat "Missing returned i return! return! " IOTE Lost at Dunkirk LOST MICHAELY Houlder Bros. & Co. KATE (18' Boat) " Unknown LOST " " " LANSDOWNE LARK (Punt) " " " LILY (Rowboat) " " 11 Southwold lifebost " LITTLE ANN Sunk Dunkirk " LETITIA Abandoned at Dunkirk " " " RAMSGATE POOLE LUNWOOD (Lifebost)LLIS Lifebost WRIGHT) reported ed 3 lost. to Owner 1 " MADAME SANSGENE Unknown " " MARY ROSE " KIRK S. Simpson MAGNET (Rowboat) " " " " " MARGHERITA " MAID OF HONOUR " " " MA JOIE " Abandoned - Dunkirk " ALMER LTON Lifeboat MALDON ANNIE " Unknown " Returned did to Owner. not go. MEDORA (Wherry) " " " " MINIKOI Sunk off Dunkirk " MIRANDA (Rowboat) 31/5/40 Unknown LOST Approx. MIRASOL " " MONTAGUE WHALER " " ASSUMED LOST " MOSS ROSE " " " 36' MOTOR BOAT " " 30' DO. " " LOST " NEMO IV. " Abandoned at Dunkirk " NEW WHITE HEATHER " Unknown " PEGGY 4. " Sunk off Dunkirk " PIONEER 11 Unknown PRINCESS MAUD Abandoned off Dunkirk ASSUMED LOST LOST
MINISTRY mire Hotel OF SHIPPING, Group, HOTEL, REMARKS Motor Boats and Other Small Craft. ame of Vessel Date Cause and Position Remarks Approx. a ALBATROSS 31/5/40 ALJANOR Abandoned off Dunkirk approx. do. LOST. ALOA-OE Did not return do. ASSUMED LOST ANEE (Wherry) do. " do. Unknown BLACK ARROW " LOST BOBELI Lost at Dunkirk " " BONNISBELL Did not return " ASSUMED LOST BOAT (16') Did not return " do. doned) BRITTANIC Unknown " LOST. " " BULL PUP " " " BLUEJACKET (18'6") " " " CARAMA (15' Punt) " " " CLARA BELLE " " oug " COURT BELLE 2. " " " CYB " mti " " DEVILFISH " was " " DINKY (10' boat) " " " DORIS (Wherry) " " " DREADNOUGHT 2. " " " " 3 " in " " DUMPLING (Boat) " " " EASTBOURNE QUEEN " 08 tish as Lost at Dunkirk " EDINA (Wherry) " Unknown " EMPRESS " Abandoned at Dunkirk " EDITH DOROTHY (Boat) " Unknown " ENCHANTRESS " Abandoned at Dunkirk " ENTERPRISE " Unknown " EX-SERVICE DINGHY " " " FAITH " " GOLDEN SPRAY 2. " ASSUMED LOST " GOOD HOPE LOST 31/5/40 " " Approx. GWEN EAGLE " " " HANDY BILLY " " " HANORA " " IOTE " ASSUMED LOST KATE (18' Boat) Lost at Dunkirk 11 Unknown LOST LANSDOWNE " " LOST LARK (Punt) " " " LILY (Rowboat) " " " LITTLE ANN " " Sunk Dunkirk LETITIA " " Abandoned at Dunkirk MADAME SANSGENE " " Unknown MARY ROSE " " " MAGNET (Rowboat) " " " MARGHERITA " " " MAID OF HONOUR " " " MA JOIE " " Abandoned Dunkirk MALDON ANNIE " " Unknown MEDORA (Wherry) If " " MINIKOI " " Sunk off Dunkirk MIRANDA (Rowboat) 31/5/40 " Unknown Approx. LOST MIRASOL " " MONTAGUE WHALER " 11 ASSUMED LOST MOSS ROSE " " " 36' MOTOR BOAT " " " 30' DO. 11 " LOST NEMO IV. " " Abandoned at Dunkirk NEW WHITE HEATHER " " Unknown PEGGY 4. 11 " Sunk off Dunkirk PIONEER 11 " Unknown PRINCESS MAUD " Abandoned off Dunkirk ASSUMED LOST LOST
Name of Vessel. Date Cause and Position Remarks GOOD HOPE 31.5.40 Unknown LOST. Approx. zh GWEN EAGLE " " do. " HANDY BILLY " " S " ASSUMED LOST HANORA " IOTE Lost at Dunkirk LOST " a KATE (18' Boat) " Unknown LOST. S " LANSDOWNE " Unknown # LARK (punt) " " " " LILY (Rowboat) " LITTLE ANN Sufik Dunkirk " " LETITIA 11 Abandoned at Dunkirk " MADAME SANSGENE " Unknown # MARY ROSE " " " MAGNET (Rowboat) " " # " " " MARGHERITA " 11 " MAID OF HONOUR If MA JOIE Abandoned - Dunkirk " MALDON ANNIE " Unknown " MEDORA (wherry) " 11 " MINIKOI " Sunk off Dunkirk " MIRANDA (Rowboat) 31.5.40 Unknown LOST approx. MIRASOL 11 11 ASSUMED LOST MONTAGUE WHALER " " do. MOSS ROSE " 11 " 36' MOTOR BOAT " 11 LOST DO. 11 = 30' " NEMO IV. = Abandoned at Dunkirk 11 NEW WHITE HEATHER " Unknown. " PEGGY 4. 11 Sunk off Dunkirk " PIONEER " Unknown ASSUMED LOST PRINCESS MAUD 11 Abandoned off Dunkirk LOST -6-
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Reference VESSEL OWNER REMARKS NG CEORGE V (Rowbrat) LOST OR MISSING. (NOIC. RAMSSATE). J.Mears Returned to owners 11.6.40 ING R.D. Gerans (6A) Re-allocated to Spl.Admy. Service. LING FISHER J.Mears Returned to Owners. KINGWOOD KINTAIL W.E. Turner A.P.S. KIT.KAT J.Swain Re-allocated to A.P.S. L.Basso & Co. Returned to Owners 2.6.40 DNG KITTY Comd.Hare A.P.S. KONGONI .Rowden Returned to Owner KESTREL R7 No information received of return STREL from Dunkirk ,ADY CABLE C.W.Mott Damaged Returned to Owners LADY HAIG H.Meakins Returned to Owners 2.6.40 LADY ISABELLE T.Westhead Returned to Owners LADY KAY c/o ATERCRAFT Returned to Owners. To A.P.S. LADY RITA S.L. Bullock LAMOUETTE P.C.Allen Re-allocated to A.P.S. LANSDOWNE V.Messum No report received from list of Missing Vessels. A.Fayers No trace of return from Dunkirk 1 LARK Presumed lost. D N LATONA E.M.Wood Re-allocated to A.P.S. N LAZY DAYS Mr.Lazarus Re-allocated A.P.S. 1,6.40 N LEACH'S ROMANCE Bob Leach & Sons Released 3.6.40. Re-allocated SPL.ADMY.SERVICE (6A) E.J. Breeds Senr. Re-allocated to Spl.Admy Service 6A LEADING STAR NN NT LILLY Jubilee Fishing Co. Released 3.6.40. Re-allocated Spl. NI Admy Service (6A) NO LETITIA W.E.Browning Abandoned. NO LETITIA A.Dench No damage reported. Returned to Owners: NAN LIBERTY Frisby Returned - unsuitable NEW LEILA 4 Burnay Being returned to Owner. NE H.C.Hunt T.98 Returned to Owners 19/6 LIEBERSTRUM LITTLE MAYFLOWER F.G. Barton (6A) Re-allocated to Spl.Admy Service LITTLE O'LADY Bob Leach & Sons Released 1.6.40. Re-allocated Spl. Admy. Service (6A) LIBERTY II W.C. Craske Returned unsuitable to Owners. OFFE LORNA DOONE c/o Toughs A.P.S. OMEG LADY NANCY Mr.Richmond Returned to Owners. ORAT LIJNS C.O,Powis Returned to Owners. ORELI LURLINE W.Monkhouse T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S. OSPRE LEANDER J.T.Phelps Returned to Owner. Prepared did not H H go. OULT LAVINIA A.Hurley A.P.S. LITTLE ANN C.A. Turnour Reported by S.V.P. Presumed Lost. OUR I LADY BE GOOD S.W.Langthorn Prepared for Dynamo but did not go. OUR MA LADY ROSEBERRY Sam. West Ltd. Reported lost'st Dunkirk LITTLE ADMIRAL C.A.Pegg Returned to Owners. ONA II LN 85 LAUREL LEAF Cosens & Co. Pre-Dynamo Requisition Returned to OUR JOH Service our Bo LYDIE SUZANNE Eversert Prosper Lost at Le Havre LILY (Porsboat) J.G/SBY. Reported lostor NOIC Ramogals LEADER FY287 PROSPEI PROVIDE PROGRES PROVIDE MADAME POMPADOUR Lt.Col. H.E.Day Re-allocated to A.P.S. PALMESTO MAGNET Mr.Melmore Broke down and did not go, MAID OF HONOUR H.Sands T.98 No information of return. from Dunkirk. MAGNET (ROW BOAT) A. HALL LOST or MISSING. (Nore Ramsgate) - 6 - m/os.
Reference VESSEL OWNER REMARKS KING KING CEORGE V (Rowboat) LOST OR MISSING. (Noic. RAMSSATE). J.Mears Returned to owners 11.6.40 KING FISHER R. D. Gerans (6A) Re-allocated to Admy. Service. KINGWOOD J.Mears Returned to Owners. KINTAIL W.E. Turner A.P.S. KIT J.Swain Re-allocated to A.P.S. KITTY L.Basso & Co. Returned to Owners 2.6.40 DNG KONGONI Comd.Hare A.P.S. KESTREL R7 S.Rowden Returned to Owner KESTREL No information received of return from Dunkirk LADY CABLE C.W.Mott Damaged Returned to Owners LADY HAIG H.Meakins Returned to Owners 2.6.40 LAPY ISABELLE T.Westhead Returned to Owners LADY KAY c/o WA TERCRAFT Returned to Owners. LADY RITA S.L.Bullock To A.P.S. LAMOUETTE P.C.Allen Re-allocated to A.P.S. LANSDOWNE V.Messum No report received from list of Missing Vessels. 1 LARK A.Fayers No trace of return from Dunkirk D Presumed lost. N LATONA E.M.Wood Re-allocated to A.P.S. N LAZY DAYS Mr.Lazarus Re-allocated A.P.S. 1,6.40 N LEACH'S ROMANCE Bob Leach & Sons Released 3.6.40. Re-allocated SPL.ADMY.SERVICE (6A) LEADING STAR E.J.Breeds Senr. Re-allocated to Spl.Admy Service 6A N.N NT LILLY Jubilee Fishing Co. Released 3.6.40. Re-allocated Spl. NI Admy Service (6A) NO LETITIA W.E.Browning Abandoned. NO LETITIA A.Dench No damage reported. Returned to Owners. NAN LIBERTY .C.Frisby Returned - unsuitable NEW LEILA 4 Burnay Being returned to Owner. NE LIEBERSTRUM H.C.Hunt T.98 Returned to Owners 19/6 LITTLE MAYFLOWER F.G. Barton (6A) Re-allocated to Spl.Admy Service LITTLE O'LADY Bob Leach & Sons Released 1.6.40. Re-allocated Spl. Admy. Service (6A) LIBERTY II W.C. Craske Returned unsuitable to Owners. OFFE LORNA DOONE c/o Toughs A.P.S. OMEG LADY NANCY Mr. Richmond Returned to Owners. ORAT LIJNS C.O, Powis Returned to Owners. ORELI LURLINE E.W. Monkhouse T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S. OSPRE LEANDER J.T.Phelps Returned to Owner. Prepared did not go. HI OULT LAVINIA A.Hurley A.P.S. LITTLE ANN C.A. Turnour Reported by S.V.P. Presumed Lost. OUR I LADY BE GOOD S.W.Langthorn Prepared for Dynamo but did not go. OUR MA LADY ROSEBERRY Sam. West Ltd. Reported lost'at Dunkirk LITTLE ADMIRAL C.A.Pegg Returned to Owners. ONA II LN 85 OUR JOH LAUREL LEAF Cosens & Co. Pre-Dynamo Requisition Returned to Service OUR Bo' LYDIE SUZANNE Eversert Prosper Lost at Le Havre LILY (Porsboat) J.G/SBM. Reported lootor by Noic Ramogals LEADER FY287 PROSPED WESTCOTE PROVIDE PROGRES PRO PROVIDE MADAME POMPADOUR Col. H.E.Day Re-allocated to A.P.S. PALMESTO MAGNET Mr.Melmore Broke down and did not go, MAID OF HONOUR H.Sands T.98 No information of return. from Dunkirk. MAGNET (Trow BOAT) A. HALL LOST or MISSING. (Nore Ramsgate) - 6 m/05,
VESSEL OWNER REMARKS KING KING GEORGE V (Rowbrat) LOST OR MISSING. (Noic. RAMSSATE). J.Mears Returned to owners 11.6.40 KING FISHER R.D. Gerans (6A) Re-allocated to Spl.Admy. Servic KINGWOOD J.Mears Returned to Owners. KINTAIL W.E. Turner A.P.S. KIT.KAT J.Swain Re-allocated to A.P.S. KITTY Basso & Co. Returned to Owners 2.6.40 DNG KONGONI Comd.Hare A.P.S. KESTREL R7 S.Rowden Returned to Owner KESTREL No information received of reti from Dunkirk LADY CABLE C.W.Mott Damaged Returned to Owners LADY HAIG H. Meakins Returned to Owners 2.6.40 LAPY ISABELLE T. Westhead Returned to Owners LADY KAY c/o WATERCRAFT Returned to Owners. LADY RITA S.L.Bullock To A.P.S. LAMOUETTE P.C.Allen Re-allocated to A.P.S. LANSDOWNE V.Messum No report received from list 0 Missing Vessels. LARK A. Fayers No trace of return from Dunkir Presumed lost. LATONA E.M.Wood Re-allocated to A.P.S. S LAZY DAYS Mr.Lazarus Re-allocated A.P.S. 1,6.40 S LEACH'S ROMANCE Bob Leach & Sons Released 3.6.40. Re-allocated SPL.ADMY.SERVICE (6A) LEADING STAR E.J.Breeds Senr. Re-allocated to Spl.Admy Serv NT LILLY Jubilee Fishing Co. Released 3.6.40. Re-allocate Admy Service (6A) : LETITIA W.E. Browning Abandoned. LETITIA A.Dench No damage reported. Returne Owners LIBERTY K.C.Frisby Returned - unsuitable LEILA 4 Burnay Being returned to Owner. LIEBERSTRUM H.C.Hunt T.98 Returned to Owners 19/6 ( LITTLE MAYFLOWER F.G.Barton (6A) Re-allocated to Spl.Admy Serv ( LITTLE O'LADY Bob Leach & Sons Released 1.6.40. Re-allocate ( Admy. Service (6A) 6 LIBERTY II W.C.Craske Returned unsuitable to Owners 6 LORNA DOONE c/o Toughs A.P.S. G C LADY NANCY Mr. Richmond Returned to Owners. 6 C LIJNS C.O,Powis Returned to Owners. Q LURLINE E.W.Monkhouse T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S. c Q C LEANDER J.T.Phelps Returned to Owner. Prepared C go. TI LAVINIA A.Hurley A.P.S. LITTLE ANN Turnour Reported by S.V.P. Presumed LADY BE GOOD S.W.Langthorn Prepared for Bynamo but did R. 5 LADY ROSEBERRY Sam. West Ltd. Reported lost'st Dunkirk R 4 LITTLE ADMIRAL C.A.Pegg Returned to Owners. RI C N LN 85 RI M C LAUREL LEAF Cosens & Co. Pre-Dynamo Requisition Retu RI M Service Ric M LYDIE SUZANNE Eversert Prosper Lost at Le Havre RI MA LILY (Plobat) J.GISTY. Reported lostor missing by NOIC RC M( LEADER FY287 WESTCOTE BEREHED MC RC 36 RO 30 MADAME POMPADOUR Lt.Col. H.E.Day Re-allocated to A.P.S. RO Mo MAGNET Mr.Melmore Broke down and did not go, R M MAID OF HONOUR H.Sands T.98 No information of re * Mo from Dunkirk. MOT MAGNET (now BOAT) A.HALL LOST or MISSING. (Noie Ramsga - 6 -
Source: The National Archives, Kew, MT 40 36 Pt 2. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
DUNKIRK CLAIMS COMMITTEE. Meeting at held the Ministry at 11 a.m. of on Shipping. Friday 17th January 1941 (Room 5087). ther 1802 ШООЯ AFT AGENDA. 1. 2. Minutes Matters of arising. Meeting held on 20th December 1940. 3. 4. Report Cases of Payment for period ending 16th 1941. 1. for Total discussion Loss: and settlement Nth on the January table :- "BONNIBELL" : "SANTOSY" : C. Patey. "CHARLOTTE H" : L. Odell. "MAGNET" : Capt. the Hon. M.T. Henderson. A Hall. 10 Lifeboats : "ROCINANTE" : British India Steam N. Co.Ltd. "MARY ROSE : R.F. Fryars. "MINIKOI : Owen Dives Comdr. W.S. Shelford (deceased) : P.ro. 5. Any other business. lilah Burnay.
Dunkirk Claims Committee Meeting held at 11 a.m. on Friday 17th January, 1941 at the Ministry of Shipping, Room 5087. Present:- Mr. Allen (Chairman) " Simmons " Meredith H Stokes " Wand 1. Minutes of Meeting held on 20th December were agreed. 2. Matters arising were discussed:- (a) "Lijns". Agreed to pay £45 in full and final settlement of all claims outstanding. (b) "Brywyn". Agreed to pay £57.10.0 for all missing articles and expenses, plus hire at normal rates. 3. Report of payments for period ending 16th January, 1941, amounting to £2,459.18.7 was presented and passed. 4. Agreed that the Secretary shall negotiate with yacht and motor boat owners to settle Total Loss Compensation at the sums suggested by Mr. Barnett as "reasonable to offer," with a latitude of 10% increase if necessary. 5. The following cases were discussed:- (a) "Magnet". Agreed to pay £15 as claimed. (b) 10 Lifeboats ex British India S.N. Co. Agreed to pay £1,320 as claimed. (c) 8 Lifeboats ex P. & O. S.N. Co. Agreed to refer back to P. & O. S.N. Co. as to amounts claimed. (a) "Leilah" and "Rocinante". Agreed to enquire into the possibility of meeting claim from owner of "Leilah" by offering him "Rocinante". hit Dean 7/2/41
| MAGNET | M.B. | W.M.Melmore | T.M.3793/40 | 6 | - | - | - 20 | ||
| MAGNET | Row Bt. | A.Hall | T.M.191/41 | 15 - - |
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