Also known as

No aliases recorded.

Prince

ORDE: 1 · SCSL: 0 · Lloyd’s: 0 · Red List: 231
Awaiting vessel image placeholder

Help complete the archive

Do you have a photo of this vessel you can share?

Contribute photographs of Prince to the archive for editorial review. Submissions remain private and will only be published following approval by an administrator.

1. Upload photos 2. Describe 3. Validate email

JPG, PNG or WebP; up to 12 photos and 20 MB per image. Images upload privately to S3 before description.

Uploading photographs securely…

Validate your email

We will email a 24-hour validation link. After confirmation, the photographs enter administrator review. If you later create an account with this address, they will be linked automatically.

Already have an account? Log in before uploading to link new photographs immediately.

← Back

ORDE Registry

1 record

1 potential matching record has been identified.

These records may contain vessel particulars, reported movements, participation assessments, named personnel and source references. A match does not by itself prove that the vessel participated in Operation Dynamo.

“Potential match” means a candidate returned by one or more indexing rules; it is not necessarily an exact identity match. Depending on the source, matching may use a normalised vessel name, a partial text or OCR hit, an alias, or related metadata. Roman-numeral suffixes such as I, II, III, IV and V may be absent, misread or separated from the base name, so records for similarly named vessels can be grouped incorrectly. Multi-word names can also produce candidates where only one significant word matches. Confirm the full name, numeral, vessel type, dimensions, builder, ownership, dates and source context before treating two records as the same vessel.

We are compiling and checking transcriptions, metadata, vessel-name matches, source references and reuse permissions before publishing further detail. This work helps prevent incomplete OCR, historic spelling variations or unverified associations from being presented as established fact.

Account registrations and access to these developing records are temporarily unavailable. Existing account holders may log in, and everyone can join the newsletter for publication updates.

Small Craft Service List

0 records

0 potential matching records have currently been identified.

Further indexing may identify service-list entries, vessel metadata, source-page references and protected full-size document images. The absence of a current match does not establish that no relevant source exists.

We are compiling and checking transcriptions, metadata, vessel-name matches, source references and reuse permissions before publishing further detail. This work helps prevent incomplete OCR, historic spelling variations or unverified associations from being presented as established fact.

Account registrations and access to these developing records are temporarily unavailable. Existing account holders may log in, and everyone can join the newsletter for publication updates.

No Small Craft records.

Red List (1939–40) — OCR

231 records

231 potential matching records have been identified.

These records may contain OCR text matches, source files, page references and digitised page imagery. A match does not by itself prove that the vessel participated in Operation Dynamo.

“Potential match” means a candidate returned by one or more indexing rules; it is not necessarily an exact identity match. Depending on the source, matching may use a normalised vessel name, a partial text or OCR hit, an alias, or related metadata. Roman-numeral suffixes such as I, II, III, IV and V may be absent, misread or separated from the base name, so records for similarly named vessels can be grouped incorrectly. Multi-word names can also produce candidates where only one significant word matches. Confirm the full name, numeral, vessel type, dimensions, builder, ownership, dates and source context before treating two records as the same vessel.

We are compiling and checking transcriptions, metadata, vessel-name matches, source references and reuse permissions before publishing further detail. This work helps prevent incomplete OCR, historic spelling variations or unverified associations from being presented as established fact.

Account registrations and access to these developing records are temporarily unavailable. Existing account holders may log in, and everyone can join the newsletter for publication updates.

Ship Details

These details have been aggregated from multiple sources and may include contemporary records, later recollections, claims or assertions for which no corroborating evidence has been identified. Inclusion does not establish that any account or assertion is accurate. The information may be incomplete, out of date, disputed or incorrect and should be checked against the underlying source records and independent evidence before being relied upon.

  • Ship type: Motor Boat

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.

No Lloyd’s records.

Document Collections — Tagged Pages

260 pages

Imaged document collections containing pages whose OCR text or table data has been tagged with the name Prince. Open a collection to view the page images and transcriptions.

Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939)
Internet Archive / Lloyd’s Register Foundation Heritage Centre
View matching pages →

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.

Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 212 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 212
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
2288 Firefly Wood c.b.Lug - 2 17.2 20.0 5.5 - 12 R.J.Turk& Son Kingston- on-Thames H.H. Prince de Mahé Salcombe
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 237 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 237
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
2642 148942 Gondolier (exRegit) Prince Wood Par.Mot. TwnSe 18:96 19:90 48 510 16'0 58 Berthon BoatCo.Ld. Lymington 1925 2 Paraffin Motors each4Cy.5}"-7" Atlantic, Wishaw Poole & Swanage Motor &SpeedboatCo.Ld. Poole
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 261 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 261
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
4961 Naz-Perwer Steel TwnSc 251 224'0 32'08 147 Ramage& Leith 20ilEngines4S.C.SA H.H. Prince Youssouf Alexandria Alx +100A1
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 274 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 274
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Ratsey,37 Jensen 1937 Prince of Norway
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 303 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 303
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
5572 Piet Hein Steel TwnSc 10000 180 72 G.deVries Amsterdam 2 Oil Engines T. R. H. The Princess Amsterdam
PGTA OilEng. 141 1028 96.0 60 5:0 Lentsch,jun. H.W.deVoogt 1937 each8Cy.6-7"-8-65" Stork Juliana & Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 309 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 309
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
5659 Prince Helig Wood Pet.Mot. Sc [ ] 7 35'0 6.3 23 J.I.Thorny- croft&Co.Ld. Teddington 1919 Petrol Motor 4Cy. W. E. Corlett Beaumaris
5660 Princesita Wood TwnSc [ ] 800 12.2 62 ElcoCo. Bayonne, 2 Paraffin Motors Capt. C.C.A. Hobbs London
5661 Princess Steel TwnSc 28181 1860 30'1 147 Furness Haverton 20il Engines 2S.C.SA Lord Kemsley Southmptn Sou +100A1
5662 Princess Wood ScLug 4.98 312 86 43 Bailey& Auckland, Petrol Motor John Clark Auckland
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 397 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 397
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Pet.Mot. 34 54.0 517 67 3:0 White&Co.Ld. Builders 1938 each6Cy.5"-54" Scripps Prince of Roumania
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 498 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 498
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Royal Cape Yacht Club 2 636 Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club 5 654
Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club 2 636 Royal Prince Edward Yacht Club - 654
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 502 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 502
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Annual Subscription, £0 10 0. PRES.D'HON. H.R H. Prince Charles Théodore of Belgium. H. PRES. Robert Osterrieth.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 511 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 511
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
H. COM. H.R.H. Prince Paul. COM. V.-C. R. G. Randall. V. PRS. Luis Morales.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 518 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 518
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
PATRON S.A.S. le Prince de Monaco.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 520 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 520
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
H. SEC. R. C. Marston. R.-C. R.S. Stranack. Prince of Wales Road, Norwich.
R.-C. Eric Chamberlin. PATRON H.M. The King of Norway. H. COM. H.R.H. Crown Prince Olav. COM. Major R. Workman.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 523 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 523
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
ROYAL PRINCE EDWARD YACHT CLUB. ROYAL QUEENSLAND YACHT CLUB. RANELAGH SAILING CLUB.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 527 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 527
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
KUNGL. SVENSKA SEGEL SÄLLSKAPET. (Royal Swedish.) Est. 1830. Entrance Fee, 20 Kronor. Annual Subscription, 40 Kronor. PATRON H.M. The King of Sweden. H. PRS. H.R.H. The Crown Prince of Sweden. COM. Admiral Otto Lybeck. V.-Cs. Carl Matthiessen and Sven Salén. H. TREAS. L. Gösta Olsson. H. SEC. Harry Nyström. Club Rooms & H. Sec. Birger Jarlsgatan, 4, II, Stockholm. Club Houses Biskopsudden, Sandhamn, Österskär & Nynäshamn. SWALE YACHT CLUB. Est. 1935. Entrance Fee, £1 1 0. Annual Subscription £0 10 6. COM. H. Sumner Moore. V.-C. G. Stevens. H. TREAS. G. Harvey. H. SEC. M. G. Duff, Conyer," Teynham, Kent. Club House The Ferry House, Harty Ferry, Isle of Sheppey. SWANAGE SAILING CLUB. Est. 1935. Annual Subscription, £0 5 0. COM. Dr. G. W. S. de Jersey. H. TREAS. H. G. Reddrop. H. SEC. A. G. L. Hardy. "Sunset," Queen's Road W., Swanage.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 542 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 542
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
ROYAL PORTSMOUTH CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB PORTSMOUTH YACHT CLUB ROYAL PRINCE ALFRED YACHT CLUB
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 580 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 580
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
83# FIREFLY LUG. H.H. PRINCE DE MAHÉ. 834 WISHBONE SCH A. COLMAN. 835 I BERYL SCH ROMINATA. M. LORD INVERCLYDE D.L 836 CARYANDA. M. E.R. COLMAN. 037 CERIGO CUT. R.A. BRIEN. 838 DIANE. SCH. CAPT C.W. P. SLADE. 839 SEA SERVICES(SAILMAKERS) LTD 840 MARJOE II.SCH J.C. DE GIORGIO.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 591 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 591
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Dialian M.Kch H. Fothergill 1025 R. Smellie 452 Firefly Lug. H. H. Prince de Mahé 833
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 594 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 594
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Merlin S.Sch. G. F. Paisley 663 M.P. 972 Prince of Norway 104
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 629 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 629
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Prince Rita IV 17 Karama. Rosinco II 158 m. Ranger. Saint Alban Stella
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 640 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 640
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Thelma II 63 m. Ladybelle 58 m. Princesita 54 m. Melissa 52 m. Revenge 51 a. Maylis 49
a. Pamela 61 a. Harebell 56 Latifa 53 m. Senior L. 52 a. Kismet III 50 m. Gondolier Prince 48
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 658 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 658
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
m. Clarinda 50 m. Nivag 14 a. Bantab 16 m. Gondolier Prince 48
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 682 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 682
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
a. Dutch Maid 12 m. Triton 33 m. St. Uny 34 m. Dahinda 18 m. Justina 8 m. Prince Helig 7
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 691 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 691
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Pr. A. Royal Prince Alfred Shi. Shanghai Twk. Twickenham Y.R.A. Yacht Racing Association
Pr. E. Royal Prince Edward Prt. Portsmouth Skm. Stockholms Sld. Sunderland Ugo. Yacht Club Uruguayo Yar. Great Yarmouth
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 700 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 700
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Bardou-Job, Pierre, 13, Rue Emile-Zola, Perpignan (Pyr.-Or.), France.-Y.C.F.-Msl. a. Marisa 33 Barling, I. T., The Chestnuts, Newton Abbot, Devon. a. Mary Deirdre - Barnes, J. W., 84, Prince William Street, St. John, New Brunswick.-Ken. a. Zetes I 19 Barr, Archibald J., Hermiston, Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire. Cly.-S.M.Y.C. a. Islander 31 m. Trevone 22 Barrett, H. R., Brooklands. London Road, Chelmsford, Essex.-nC.A.-Cch.(C.)-Cly.-
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 704 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 704
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Bennett, F. I., Cumbrae, Ditton Hill, Surbiton, Surrey.-Mtr.-Tms.S. m. Explorer 29 Bensted-Smith, Dr. W.F., Newton Ferrers, Devon.-L.S. a. Iseult 5 Bercetche, J. Salaberry, Calle Esmeralda 1319, Buenos Aires. Arg. Spray 6 Bercetche, Pedro J., Bergius, William M., 14, St. Enoch Square, Glasgow, C.1. C.Cor.-C.Crz.-Cly.-Grk.-Hly.-Lch.- Nor.-W.Ils. a. Dodo IV 63 Bernhard of the Nether- lands, H.R.H. Prince, Soestdijk, Holland.-NId.(H.P.) m. Piet Hein (P.O.) 141
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 707 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 707
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Blewett, M., Penare, Penzance, Cornwall. m. Scout 8 Blott, John, Howbridge Hall, Witham, Essex. Btr.-C.A.-Cor.-Msa. Essex Maid 81 Bodonyi, L., Zárda u. 55, Budapest. Gloria - 14, Hanover Street, Peckham, London, S.E.15. m. Topsy Ann 8 Bone, Cyril C., 42, Prince's Court, Brompton Road, London, S.W.3. Mtr.-Ssx.-Sth.-Tms. S. Schievàn 439
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 720 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 720
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Y.C.F.-Cnn. a. Simoun 33 skap, Christianstad. K.S.S. 1937 7 Green Oaks, Brockenhurst, Hants. Isl.-Lym. a. Etain 12 Clabburn, W. L., 5, Alexandra Mansions, Prince of c/o Westminster Bank, Ltd., East Molesey, Surrey.-C.A.-Crn.-Svn. a. Galecka 36
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 725 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 725
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Pixie 3 Corinthian Yacht Club 1, Crosshall Street, Liverpool. Con.-Mer.-N.W. m. Llys Helig 161 m. Prince Helig 7 Cosens, Major F. W., Samson's, Tillingham, Southminster, Essex.-Cor. Villa Argentina, Gretta di Sotto, 158, Trieste.-Adr. Fides 11 Coulton, W. T., 4, Lawrie Park Crescent, Sydenham, London, S.E.26.-Har.-Msa.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 728 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 728
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Culverwell, C. T., M.P., 44, Prince's Gardens, London, S. W.7. Hmy.-Tor. Hugo, Bart., Sunningdale Park, Sunningdale, Berks. Crn. S. Conqueror 900 Curry, Stanley, 57, Bournemouth Road, Parkstone, Dorset. Cuthbertson, J., 90, Lamington Road, Cardonald, Glasgow, S.W.2. m. Torsa 5 Dahl, Erik, Norrmalmstorg 1, Stockholm.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 748 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 748
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Peer Gynt - Gade, F. W., Lundy Island. m. Matoya 26 Gairdner, Dr. Douglas, 19, Prince Albert Road, London, N.W.1. Gallotti, Barone Luigi, Villa Gallotti, via Posillipo, 54, Naples.-R.Y.C.L. Kiff-Thebi 5 Gandarias, Juan T. de, Alameda de Urquijo 2, Bilbao, Spain. Abr.-Bbo.-Spr. Alai II - Gardiner, Prof. J. Stanley, F.R.S., Bredon House, Selwyn Gardens, Cambridge.-Cam. a. Nanette 8
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 761 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 761
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Havemeyer, Horace, 99, Wall Street, New York, U.S.A. N.Yk. Hawkins, Frederick C., Prince Albert Garage, Staines Road, Sunbury Common, Middx. Hayes, Mrs. Lilian, 73, Broadwell Road, Oldbury, Hazlehurst, Capt. H. E., Hedderwick, A. S., Helenslee, Helensburgh, Dumbarton- shire.-Nor.
Hawker, E. G., "The Elms," Parkstone, Dorset. Hbl.-Hmy.-Pks. Haworth, Gordon M., West House, 6, Princes Crescent, Hove, Sussex.-Crn. m. Hilsa 51 m. White Heather 18 (See page 608) Hayling Yacht Co., Ltd., New Brunswick.-Ken. a. Canada 17 Hearder, John D. S., 125, Osborne Road, Jesmond, Newcastle- Hedenström, A., Norrköping, Sweden. K.M.K.-K.S.S.S.-Nkp. m. Marianne 9
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 771 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 771
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
m. Rominata 9 Inverforth, Lord, P.C., The Hill, Hampstead Heath, London. N.W.3.-Cly.-Nbl.-Tms. Irving, T. G., Loughrigg, 21, Prince's Avenue, Seaburn, Sunderland. m. Seaburnia Iveagh, Earl of, C.B., C.M.G., 11, St. James's Square, London, S.W.1. R.Y.S.-C.A.-Cam.-Mtr.-St.G.-Tms. m. Cat II 86 Jackson, G. J., Ebury House, 150, Victoria Street, London, S.W.1.-Tms. a. Allure 24 Jackson, T. R., 32, Dovedale Road, Hoylake, Cheshire. W.Kb. m. Josie (P.O.) 8
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 775 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 775
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Jörgensen, A., Masnedsund, Denmark. Kaddara 7 Jourdan, Louis, c/o Sport Nautique Alger, Algiers. Fromista IV 5 Juliana of the Nether- lands, H.R.H. The Princess, Soestdijk, Holland. m. Piet Hein (P.O.) 141 Junel, Kay, John, 17, Cleve Road. W. Hampstead, London, N.W.6.-Br.M. m. Noah's Lark 8 Kearney, John B., 7, Killarney Avenue, Dublin. C.Crz.-Dub.-How.-Ish.C.-Nat. a. Mavis 10 Kearney, P. J., m. Kaydee 17 Kelham, R. Langdale, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Ulvik, Suffolk Road, Barnes, London, S. W.13.- Mtr. Molly K. 5
Judd, Norman F., Palermo, Killiney Hill Road, Killiney, Co. Dublin.-Nat. m. Betty 7 Naja 10 Kamal, H.H. Prince Youssouf, 15, Kasr-el-Nil Street, Cairo, Egypt. Kaye, F. H. M., Buck's Club, Clifford Street, London, W.1. m. Nemocar 11 Keeble, Sir Frederick W., C.B.E., F.R.S., Cedron House, Fowey, Cornwall. C.A.-Foy. a. Lillah 32 Kelly, Eugene, Hawthorne House, Southampton East, Bermuda.-Bmu.-R.Y.C.I.-Tm. Fouah-Lieh 2 m. Tropic Bird 3
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 787 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 787
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Totem (P.O.) 5 Storch - Bonzo 6 K.S.S.S. 46, Stockleigh Hall, Prince Albert
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 792 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 792
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Mac Vicar, N. M., 5, Lawrie Street, Glasgow, W.1. a. Flying Cloud (P.O.) 5 Mahé, H.H. Prince de, Staple Hill House, Wellesbourne, Waruickshire.-Cam. Firefly 2 Malcolm, John A., 65, Westcoats Road, Cambuslang, Glasgow. Trix I Malmqvist, Nils, Skandinaviska Kredit A.B., Trälleborg, Sweden.-Mmo. Vanity Mann, C., Mann's Motors, Ambrose Street, Cheltenham, Glos. m. Neotanic 10
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 806 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 806
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Norway, H.R.H. The Crown Prince of, Skaugum, Asker, Oslo, Norway. R.Y.S.-C.V.P.-Est.-G.K.S.S.- K.S.S.S.-Nld.-Nsk.(C.)-Nyl.-Tms. Norna VI - Nygren, V.F., Fabriksgatan 1a, Helsingfors, Finland.-Nyl. a. Albertina 10 Nylord, Dr., O' Connor, Austin H., 44-46, Barbican, London, E.C.1. Alb.(R.C.)-Bnm.-Isl.-Svw.-Tms. Erin 5 Miquette 33 Oberti, Ing. Giuliano, Via Assorotti 42, Genoa.-R.Y.C.I. Twins IV (P.O.) 4 Twins V (P.O.) 5 Gdynia, Poland. a. Admiral - Bozenna - Bystry - Goplana -
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 811 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 811
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Peel, Major Digby R., M.C., Tyne Hall, Bembridge, I.W. Peiser, I. A., Breslau, Esher, Surrey.-L.S. Tons Penley, Mrs. Fred, Villa "Les Roches," 16, Boulevard Prince Pierre, Monaco. Penzer, John, Havengore, Ockham Road, East Horsley, Surrey.-C.A.-Nrw. Perez, Ramiro, Paseo de Pereda, 36, Santander, Spain. Snt.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 814 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 814
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Hants.-Bea.-Isl.-Srn. Tons a. Daphne 9 a. Lucette 19 m. Hammercop 13 m. Gondolier Prince 48
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 816 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 816
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Suomi 3 Tansy 3 Preston, J. P., Gatehouse, Lymington, Hants. Lym.S.-Sth. Price, Albert Austin, 858, Washwood Heath Road, Ward End, Birmingham.-Hbl.Y. a. Louisette II (P.O.) 16 Prince, Frederick H., Villa Sainte Hélène, Pau, Basses Pyre- nées, France; & Newport, R.I., U.S.A.--N.Yk.-Y.C.F. m. Lone Star - Privett, George, 45, New England Road. Brighton, Susser.-Bri.-Ssx. Me Too 2 Pugh, Lt.-Comdr. C.R.V.,R.N. Titania (P.O.) 18
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 823 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 823
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Rose, C., c/o Killick, Nixon d' Co., Home Street, Bombay.-Bom. a. Iona (P.O.) 4 Rosenlund, I., Lusthusbacken 11. Ålsten. Stockholm, Sweden.-K.S.S.S. Lill-Singva II - Rotermann, Chr., 112, Narva Street, Tallinn, Esthonia. Est. Rothwell, G. H., 1, Stanley Road, Lytham St. Anne's, Lancashire.-Bpl.-Lyt. Mer. a. Olga (P.O.) 19 Roumania, H.R.H. The Crown Prince of, Bucharest, Roumania. Y.C.Regal Român.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 832 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 832
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Simmonds, Percy D., Wharf Street, Tauranga, N.Z. Matua 6 Simonds, Frederick, Breccles, Southcote Road, Reading, Berks.-Srn. a. Aglaia 63 Simpson, Dr. W. S., The Moorings, Sunbury-on-Thames, Middlesex.-Tms.C. a. Dame 6 Sinkins, A. M., 11, Addington Street, London, S.E.1. a. Marjorie II 13 Skinner, H. J. P., 22, Prince's Gate, London, S.W.7. Lon. m. Nerina 17
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 914 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 914
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
8308 No. 480 Steel OilEng. AuxKch - 130 81:0 200 150 Camper& Nicholsons.Ld. Southamptn 1939 Oil Engine A.E.C. Prince Mahomed Aly Ibrahim (Class 100A contemplated)
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939) page 923 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 923
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Andreae, Dr. E. P., Tandridge Court, Oxted, Surrey.-Mtr.-Pks. -Tms. Djordjadzé, Princess Dimitri, Dorchester Hotel, Park Lane, London, W.1.
Bridge, Col. C. E. Dunscombe, 3, Hanover Street, London, W.1. Furniss, William D., 7, Princes Street, London, E.C.2.
Kent.-U.Hs. Ibrahim, H.H. Prince Aly Mohamed, 6, Villa Jocelyn, Paris.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Details
Page 120
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
KINDRED STAR
M/S drifters
T.W. Sheridan, Tempy. Skip.
THRIFTY
(Portland)
G. Corney, Tempy. Skip.
R.N.R.
Lieut. A.J. Dunbar, R.N.V.R., R.N.R.
Unit Officer
29th May
1900
Left Portland.
30th May
1730
Arrived off Dover.
31st May
1400
Berthed alongside Prince of Wales
Pier.
1st June
0700
Both ships sailed, each towing 6 small
boats. (1)
1530
Air attack in vicinity of Dunkirk
roads.
1610
Air attack. The tows were slipped
for safety. Altered course away from
shore batteries. A trawler was seen
to be hit, afterwards sinking;
1620
another vessel was blown to pieces. (2)
Kindred Star received damage in engine
room. The tow had scattered and
returned to port independently -
1800
except 3 life boats. These were
taken in tow, and then slipped at
their request.
1830
Air attack near V buoy.
-
Entered Ramsgate harbour.
2nd June
Repairs to Kindred Star. Thrifty
reported to be leaking badly.
4th June
0925
Left Ramsgate for Portland.
Nil
be
Authority - R.O.II, p.344.
(1) Vessels were:- Greater London life the boat,
Abdy Beauclerk in tow of life Thrifty boat, E.M.E.D. life boat, and
Among those in 42, tow of Kindred star were the M/B's
M/B's P.E. Summer Maid, and White Bear.
(2) This was probably the French vessel Yvonne et Moabe
Wings of the Morning, windsong.
(See under E.M.E.D.)
117
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Details
Page 351
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
NEW PRINCE OF WALES
M/V
(Southend
S/Lt. P.H.E. Bennett, R.N.
Motor Nav.
Co. Ltd.
30th May
a.m.
Arrived Ramsgate from Sheerness.
1630
Proceeded via route X to Dunkirk.
2230
Off the French coast, the starboard
engine failed.
31st May
0330ca
Arrived off Bray beach. Took off
troops from a grounded coastal
steamer.
-
Air attack.
0400ca
Transferred troops to a destroyer.
When returning to the beach,
both engines broke down; anchored.
Embarked troops from pulling boats.
0530ca
One engine restarted. Transferred
troops to a destroyer.
Continued to ferry troops.
1700ca
Fired at by a shore battery; a near
miss killed two A/B's and wounded 2
of the crew and S/Lt. Bennett.
Believed to be sinking, the
New Prince of Wales was abandoned,
and the crew transferred in the
dinghy to a motor launch [the Triton].
1800ca
The motor launch picked up some troops
from the sea, and transferred them
and the crew of the New Prince of
Wales to the G/B Mosquito.
N11
Authority - R.O.III, p.63.
(hot to be confused wich
Hms NEW PRINCE OF WALES I 1
See D/NHB/3/3/3/363 - Couresp. with
Mr M.H. whight, Feb 79)
339
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Details
Page 371
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
OCEAN COCK
Tug (Gamecock S.T. Co.
Ltd.)
A.V. Mastin, Master.
29th May
Towed 4 sailing(1) barges from Tilbury
ordered to Dover.
to Ramagate. on arrival at Ramagate,
30th May
1430ca
Arrived Dover with barges.
31st May
0500
Left tow. Dover for Dunkirk with 6 M/B's in
1300ca
Arrived Dunkirk beach. Cast off the
M/B's. Proceeded.
1700
Arrived Dover.
1st June(
2000
Saw the dr. Worcester and the P/V
Maid of Orleans in collision in Dover
harbour. Proceeded to assistance of
Worcester and assisted to tow her to
Prince of Wales pier, in company with
the tuge Crested Cock, Challenge,
Sun VII(3) and Sun XII (4)
2130
Proceeded to Dunkirk, with orders to
pick up anything that was damaged.
(see Sun XI). Zero hour 0300/2.
Later, ordered to return.
2nd June
0800
Dover. Awaited completion of minesweep-
ing operations.
0940
Entered harbour.
Nil
Authority - W.W.
(1) Actually there 3 sailing barges, and the A/B Pudge.
(2) According to Capt. were A.V. Mastin's report this should be
31st May - but all other reports indicate that it was
(3) Sun VII not mention this, but the tug Foremost in 22
lst June.
states does that she assisted 2 vessels in collision the
(4) Sun XI also assisted.
outer basin at this time.
356
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Details
Page 429
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Tug (saml. Williams &
J. Benson, Master.
Sons Ltd.
1000ca
Left Dagenham for Southen via
Gravesend.
sist May
1330
Left Southend for Ramegate towing the
S/B Basildon. (2)
1830
Ramsgate. Left the barge in the Downs.
0930ca
with 2 naval ratings on board, left
Ramsgate, with the ferry boat
Jone
Fishbourne in tow [the tuga Duke and
Princess also had her in tow, but
neither of these vessels mentions
the Prince].
2300
2 miles off Dunkirk. Ordered by Fish-
bourne to return to Ramsgate, "as
soon as possible as enemy aircraft
were about".
0730ca
Arrived Ramsgate.
- June
1115ca
Proceeded to Southend with the tug
June
Contest and thence to Dagenham.
Nil
Authority - W.W.
& Capt. Not mentioned Benson says in D.R. it the "Bassildon".
was
409
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Details
Page 439
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
PRINS BOUDEWIJN (0.153) (1)
FROCKALL FRIEDA (H.13) Belgian)
ROCKALL (0.323)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Kolb-Bernard,
Second-Maitre de
MARCEL (French)
Trawlers
Manoeuvre, (2)
ALFRED JOSEPH PAUL (French)
Commanding Convoy
No.7.
N.D. DES MIRACLES (French)
1st June
2330ca
The convoy sailed from Cherbourg.
3rd June
0600ca
Arrived Dover.
1330ca
The convoy sailed for Dunkirk.
2300ca
The convoy arrived at Dunkirk in
formation. Thereafter the ships
worked independently.
The Prins Boudewijn went alongside
the east pier, embarked about 170
troops, and proceeded.
4th June
-
In the vicinity of the N. Goodwins,
embarked 20 troops from a damaged
English destroyer. (3)
0700
The Prins Boudewijn arrived at
Ramsgate.
0810
Disembarked 138 allied troops. (4)
Second-Maitre de Manoeuvre Kolb-
Bernard states that the Rockall,
Frieda and Joseph Marcel were in
Ramsgate roads, each carrying about
150 troops. (5)
He also learnt that the Alfred Paul
and N.D. des Miracles each landed
about 50 troops at Dover. (6)
5th June
0900ca
Sailed for Cherbourg.
-
Off Folkestone, met a vessel, the
Irma Marie, with 23 troops on board.
Towed it to Folkestone.
Total for the convoy - 685.
Authority - French Admiralty record, Folio No.8.
(1) (2) Referred to by M. Kolb-Bernard as the "Prince Boodwyn".
(3) Petty No Officer (boatswain).
(5) Ramsgate report.
(4) British destroyer mentions this.
(6) mentioned in Ramsgate report.
Not mentioned in D.R.
418
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Details
Page 162
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
SKYLARK 6
M/B
1410
Cadet Rating, G.R. Prince
31st May
Left which Dover was in tow of the tr. Fyldea,
Britannia, the tr. Brock in M/B company.
also towing the
1st June
1200ca(1) Off sent Dunkirk beach. Tows slipped
towed in to the beaches. The and
motor had broken down.
in the Eastbourne Belle Skylark whose
The Eastbourne Belle ran on to a
submerged car.
The tow fouled the Skylark's screw
and was cut.
The Skylark embarked about 71 British
troops from the beach and ferried
them to the Fyldea.
-
On the second trip, picked up the crew
of the M/B Ferry Nymph and about 60
British troops, which were ferried
to the Fyldea.
-
Third trip, embarked about 70 French
troops.
-
Returned to the Fyldea but found her
aground. Unsuccessfully attempted to
tow her off. Air attack.
1630ca
Left the harbour. Outside, transferred
the troops to the dr. Worcester.
The Skylark's motor seized up.
Abandoned ship and transferred the
crew to the Worcester, which was
heavily bombed.
[The Worcester arrived Dover at 2100]
The Skylark 6 ferried about 200 troops.
Nil
Authority - R.O.II, II, p.226.
(1) The Britannia says 1150; the Brock, presumably still in
company, says 1230. Skylark 6 says 0700.
155
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Details
Page 254
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
TRITON
M/B (Owner, W.D. Wills)
Lieut. R.H. Irving,
R.N.R.
29th May
1200ca
Left Sheerness with 13 launches.
1930ca
Arrived Ramsgate, without the M/L
2200
Beverley, which failed to turn up.
Sailed from Ramsgate with the M/L
La Silver Queen and six other M/L's for
Panne, without navigating
instruments or current charts.
-
Off the N. Goodwin L.V. it was found
that 3 of the M/L's had had engine
trouble and had returned to harbour.
30th May
0420ca
Saw a cruiser[ loaded with troops.
She had been damaged aft by shell
fire.
-
One of the M/L's was damaged in
collision with the Triton at this
time. Except for that, "all five of
us had crossed safely".
0500
Arrived off beach near La Panne.
Commenced towing boat loads of
troops to trawlers and destroyers.
The Silver Queen distributed petrol
supplies.
1200ca
Commodore G.O. Stephenson came on
board.
-
The Commodore landed on the beach,
but returned after an hour.
1545ca
Went alongside a destroyer [the
Windsor and embarked R.A. Dover
and his Chief of Staff. Closed
the surf to land him by his
whaler which was in tow, but R.A.
Dover did not land. The Triton
took him back to the destroyer.
The Triton continued ferrying and
towing.
31st May
0100
Lieut. Irving rescued 7 soldiers from
drowning.
0200
The Triton went aground.
0400
Refloated.
0600
Cdre. Stephenson transferred to a
"M.T.B. " [the M/Y Bounty].
1300
Heavy shelling was taking place and
ships moved away from La Panne.
The Triton moved to Dunkirk with
a heavy boat load of troops in tow.
Heavy air attack. The M/V "Prince
of Wales" [i.e. the New Prince of
Wales] was hit. Embarked from her 2
wounded officers and 2 ratings.
She was sinking slowly and had 2
dead on board.
Picked up the troops from a heavily
1730ca
loaded boat which had capsized. A
rope fouled the Triton's rudder and
one propeller. Managed to get
alongside the G/B Mosquito, and
transferred the troops and wounded
to her. Could not clear the rope.
Taken in tow by the yacht Caleta,
but the tow parted and the Triton
was abandoned.
Nil
242
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Details
Page 255
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
Pabla Mean
pairplay I(1) THE
Foremost 67(1) VISOR
OHD
Sun III
SMILLY 200.37
Sun V
SERVII
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Details
Page 256
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
TUGS
THE FOLLOWING TUGS TOOK PART
IN OPERATION DYNAMO:
William Watkins Ltd.
Cervia
Kenia
Doria
Persia
Fabia
Racia
Fairplay I(1)
Tanga
Foremost 87(1)
Vincia
Java
W.H.J. Alexander & Co. Ltd.
Sun
Sun VIII
Sun III
Sun X
Sun IV
Sun XI
Sun V
Sun XII
Sun VII
Sun XV
The Gamecock Steam Towing Co.
Crested Cock
Ocean Cock.
Gaselee and Son Ltd.
Fossa
Saml. Williams and Sons Ltd.
Duke
[Marquis] (2)
Prince
Princess
Elliot Steam Tug Co. Ltd.
Challenge
Contest
United Towing Co. Ltd.
Empire Henchman
Southern Railway Co. Ltd.
Foremost 22
(1) Managed by W. Watkins Ltd.
(2) Left Ostend at 2200 on 26th May. There is no record of
her having taken part in Dynamo.
244
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
Details
Page 297
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
VISCOUNT
Thames M/B (J. Mears)
S/Lt. D.L. Satterford,
R.N.
1800
28th May
Left Sheerness for Ramsgate.
ordered". "Followed M/Y Prince of Wales as
-
Viscount's engine stopped. Repairs
were effected.
2330
Having no compass, anchored until dawn.
29th May
0400
Proceeded to Ramsgate.
1000
Arrived Ramsgate. Boiler pump
defective.
[s/Lt. Satterford then took command of
the M/B Ryegate II]
There is no evidence to show that the Viscount took any part
in Dynamo.
Authority - TO.9436/40.
R.O.II, p.571.
283
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.

Source: The National Archives, Kew, RED LIST INDEX 1939 40. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 18 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 18
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Ferry Prince - -
Princessa - -
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 22 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 22
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
[25] Elizabeth Angela Dover.
LL D [25] Clythness X/LL D Dover. Defects.
Rodino LL D -
Taipo LL D -
[3] Emilion X/LLD -
[3] Kingscourt LL/D - Dover.
Athenian LL D -
Ben Glas LL D -
[25] Onetos LL/D -
25] Saturn LL/D -
M/S Drifters.
[25] Hosanna x/s D
[25] Playmates x/s Dover.
[25] Willing Boys x/s D
Danlaying Vessels.
[25] Grey Mist (Yacht) D
[25] Gulzar D - Dover.
Yacht armed with Lewis guns.
[18] Sargasso D - Ramsgate.
[25] Chico Echo - Sounding Yacht. Dover.
Examination Queen of the Fleet I Service. Dover.
[25] Falconet Boom - Defence Vessel. Dover.
S/S Lady Brassey Rescue D Tug. Dover.
[3] Sarpedon - Grimsby.
Mary A. Hastie -
*(Trawlers armed with Lewis guns).
Commander Nasmith Requisitioned at Hull.
Commander Ramsgate.
Holbrook
George Adgell - Sheerness. Alterations. Com- pletes 12 July.
* To fit 6-pounders.
(Drifters armed with Lewis guns).
[18] Starlight Ray X/M Ramsgate.
[18] Thomsons X/M - Dover.
[18] Jacketa x/M -
[18] Silver Dawn x/M-
[18] Fisher Boy X/M - Ramsgate.
[18] Fidget x/M -
Echo Sounding Yacht (attached 1st M.R.F.).
[40] Bystander A D - Portsmouth To f.o. at Gosport.
Drifters.
Dorando-Pietri
Dusky Queen -
Lord Collingwood Ramsgate.
Lord Keith -
Lord Rodney - Tilbury.
Lord St. Vincent
Ocean Breeze - Ramsgate.
Pathway -
Fast Motor Boats.
Jano - -
Halcyone - - Ramsgate.
Sea Lord - - Portland.
Mireille - - Ramsgate.
Contraband (All C.C. vessels are to other Control Base closed. being considered for allocation services.)
[18] D Holdfast Guardships.
Ramsgate.
[18] P Monas Armed Boarding Vessel.
Isle D Chatham. Repairs. Completes
18 July.
New Pride Other C.C.B. Vessels.
of Essex Ramsgate.
Harbour Defence Patrol Craft.
[45] Aisha Sheerness.
[43] Amalfi - - Dover.
[45] Caleta - -
[45] Caterina - -
[45] Chrystobel II - Sheerness.
[43] Clorinde - -
[45] Glala - -
Majesta - - f.o. Cowes.
[45] Ma Joie II - Sheerness.
Janetha IV -
Drifters.
[45] Constant Friend
Ocean Retriever Sheerness.
Ocean Toiler -
Peacemaker - f.o. Lowestoft.
Receptive -
Phyllis Rose - Sheerness.
Ocean Treasure
Auxiliary Patrol Vessels.
[30] Cachelot - -
[30] Curlew - -
[30] Fedalmo - -
[30] Jong - - Chatham.
[30] Lazy Days =
[30] Snow Bunting -
Boom Defence Tenders.
[45] Glitter II - Sheerness.
Queen of South I f.o.
Boy Scout J.T. Hendry
Carry on Kiddaw
Citron Lavinia L.
Comely Bank Marinus
Constant Hope Newspray Sheerness.
Elsie and Nellie Our Kate
Ex Fortis Rose Emma
George and Albert Triumph
Inverugie Young Alfred
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 24 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 24
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Group 3. [45] Bernard Shaw X D [45] Milford Prince X D Auxiliary Patrol Vessels. Ex 19th A/S Group. Group 5. [2] Stella Rigel X -
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 25 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 25
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
12
NORE COMMAND.
13
(THE NORE AREA.)
NORE COMMAND-continued.
SHEERNESS.
THE NORE AREA.
HARWICH-continued
LONDON.
Base Ship.-Wildfire.
SHEERNESS-continued.
M/S Trawlers.
Base Ship-Pembroke.
Base Ship.-St. Tudno.
Ba
M/S Drifters.
Group 4.
M/S Craft.
M/S Yachts.
[45] Boy Allen M/S
[2] Corenna X
London. Repairs. Completes
New Prince of Wales I
Sheerness.
22 kw.
Sheerness.
22 November.
[45] Aronia D
[2
Britannia I
(Captain M/S).
Sheerness. Repairs. Date un-
[40] P Berberis x/s D
Harwich.
-
-
[45] Devon County M/S
[45] Sylph
Rochester. certain. Refit. Date un-
22 kw.
certain.
[44] Stella Leonis X
Ipswich. Degaussing. Date
[2
Girl Pat
-
(Fast Motor Boat)
[45] Forerunner M/S
uncertain.
22 kw.
[2] Flemming X D
Harwich.
[:
Echo Sounding Yacht.
Sheerness.
Echo Sounding Yacht.
[45] Go Ahead M/S
[:
Myris
[43] Alouette II
-
-
f.o. Southampton.
22 kw.
-
[45] Lichen x/m
Sheerness. Repairs. Date un-
[
Paddle Minesweeper.
certain.
Group 5.
City of Rochester
Chatham. Future under con-
[45] Monarda X/M
[2] Stella Rigel x
THAMES AND MEDWAY.
sideration.
[45] Plumer M/S
Sheerness.
Harwich.
22 kw.
[2] Waveflower X
Harbour Defence Patrol Craft.
M/S Trawlers.
[43] Aisha
[45] Tilly Duff x/M D
Harwich.
-
-
f.o. Southampton.
Group 2.
[2] Lord Melchett X D
Ipswich.
[43] Amalfi
.
[45] Vernal x/M D
Sheerness.
f.o. Southampton.
[45] C Myrtle X D XN/HB
Sheerness.
[2] William Wesney X
Harwich.
[45] Amulree
Sheerness.
[45] Welcome Home M/S
Sheerness. Repairs. Date un-
[45] C Larch X D
Sheerness.
22 kw.
certain.
[45] Caleta
-
Sheerness.
[45] C Tamarisk XD
Sheerness.
[48] Caterina
f.o. Gosport.
[45] Pyrope X D
Clorinde
Sheerness.
f.o. Southampton.
Group 6.
45 Glala
-
Sheerness.
Group 3.
[40] Colne x/s D
[45] Bernard Shaw X D
Harwich.
Majesta
f.o. Cowes.
Sheerness.
[2] River Clyde X
[43] Chrystobel II
[45] Milford Prince x D
HARWICH AREA.
f.o. Southampton.
Sheerness.
[45] Ma Joie II
Sheerness.
[45] Edwardian X D
Sheerness.
HARWICH.
[45] Tilburyness X
Sheerness.
Boom Defence Vessel.
Base Ship.-Badger.
M/S Trawlers (Ungrouped).
[45] Loch Laggan
M/S Trawlers (Ungrouped).
[45] Arctic Hunter
[2] Arkwright x
Sheerness.
Yarmouth.
Mooring Lighter.
X/L D
[45] Asama X/L
Cape Melville X
[45] Sparsholt
Sheerness.
M/S Yachts.
[45] Grampion X
Yarmouth.
[2] Boy Pat
Approved suitable for Dan-
[2] Clythness X/L D
Grimsby. Allocated to Har-
Examination Vessels.
[35] James Lay X
(Cdre. M/S)
laying.
wich.
[45] Danube III
Lowestoft. certain. Repairs. Date un-
[2] Cordela X/L D
-
Sheerness,
[45] Milford Princess
[2] London Pride
Harwich.
Harwich.
45 Danube V
Yarmouth.
(Fast Motor Boat)
[2] Earl Kitchener
[45] Milford Queen X
XD
X/L D
[45] Danube VI
Sheerness. certain. Repairs. Date un-
Yarmouth.
[45] Nogi X
[2] Suma X D
Lowestoft. Repairs. Date
[45] Keverne
Yarmouth.
uncertain.
Sheerness.
[45] Norse X/L D
Danlaying Vessels.
[45] St. Katherine
Sheerness. Repairs. Completes
[45] Solon X D
10 April.
[2] Madeline
-
Yarmouth.
Harwich.
[45] St. Melante X/L D
[2] Oakland
Balloon Barrage Drifters.
Sheerness.
Boy Scout.
M/S Tugs.
Carry On.
Ex Fortis.
Citron.
George Inverugie. & Albert.
Marinus.
Magnetic Ships.
[2] Scythe S
Comely Bank.
[45] Corfield
Constant Hope.
Kiddawdry.
Our Newspray. Kate.
45 Bushwood
Clyde.
Sheerness.
Paddle Minesweepers.
[2] Slogan S
Harwich.
Elsie and Nellie.
Lavinia L.
Triumph. Rose Emma.
12th Minesweeping Flotilla.
[45] Golden Eagle D
Special Service Vessels.
[2] Souvenir S
Young Alfred.
[43] C Queen Empress x
Harwich.
Royal Eagle
Sheerness. (Allocated to Irvine
(S.O.)
f.o. for Chatham. conversion Completes to A/S vessel.)
[43] C Oriole x
I
Portsmouth.
CHATHAM.
M/S Trawler.
Crested Eagle
9 April.
[2] P Duchess of Fife
Lowestoft. Repairs. Date
Magnetic Ships.
C Foyle
f.o. Chatham.
XD
uncertain.
Chatham. uncertain. Reboilering. Date
20 April.
Completes
Harwich.
[2] P Borde
-
Sheerness. Repairs. Date un-
[2] C Marmion X
certain (about 2 weeks).
Three
Magnetic Aircraft.
[2] C Waverley X
Lowestoft. Refit. Date un-
[2] Springdale
Chatham.
-
Manston
certain.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 30 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 30
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Student Prince F - Humber.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 41 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 41
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
27th
[27] Kingston Cairn- gorm A (S.O.) Aground. Paid off.
[27] Kingston Agate A D
[27] Kingston Amber A Portsmouth.
[27] Kingston Ceylonite AD
[27] Kingston Chryso- beryl A D Portsmouth. Repairs. Date uncertain.
[27] Cape Palliser A - Portsmouth.
[43], Anne - - - Portsmouth.
[43] Azur D - - Portsmouth.
[43] Gelert D - - Portsmouth.
Ahola Lahloo.
Ankh Letna.
Bounty Naneta.
Navicula.
Caryanda Semita.
Diana Seriola.
Eilla II Thele.
[27] Cape Spartel Portsmouth.
[27] Sawfly X D X/LLD Demagnetisation Exp.
[27] C Magnolia X/LLD Portsmouth.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 45 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 45
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
12
NORE COMMAND.
(THE NORE AREA.)
12A
LONDON.
THAMES Boom AND Defence MEDWAY
NORE COMMAND continued.
Gate
Base Ship-Pembroke.
[45] Idyll
-
-
(THE NORE AREA-continued.)
CHATHAM.
M/S Craft.
[45] Song
-
-
Base Ship.-St. Tudno.
SHEERNESS-continued.
New Prince of
Sheerness.
Wales I
[45] Sonnet
-
-
M/S Drifters.
Colette
-
-
SHEERNESS.
45] Boy Allen S
-
[45] Ode
-
-
Girl Pat - -
Base Ship.-Wildfire.
[45] Devon County S
20 kw.
[45] Forerunner S
M/S Yachts.
20 kw.
[45] Aronia D
[45] Go Ahead 20 kw.
Sheerness.
Echo Sounding Yacht.
Mooring Lighter.
[32] Myris
(Captain M/S).
-
-
[45] Sparsholt -
-
Sheerness.
[45 Sylph
Sheerness.
[45] Lichen X/M
-
(Fast Motor Boat)
[45] Monarda X/M
-
Paddle Minesweeper.
[45] Plumer S 22 kw.
Sheerness. Repairs. Date un-
certain.
City of Rochester
I
Chatham. Future under con-
[45] Tilly Duff x/M D -
Examination Vessels.
sideration. To be paid off.
[45] Vernal x/m D
-
[45] Danube III
Sheerness.
-
THAMES AND MEDWAY.
Danlayers (Trawlers).
[45] Welcome Home S
Sheerness.
20 kw.
[45] Danube V -
-
[45] Strathelliot D
-
Tilbury.
Harbour Defence Patrol Craft.
[45] Aisha
.
-
-
Sheerness.
[45] Danube VI
-
Chatham. uncertain. Repairs. Date
[45] Bracon Heath
-
Special Service Vessels.
[43] Amalfi
[45] Golden Eagle
,
Sheerness.
-
-
f.o. Southampton.
[45] Keverne
[45] Burnbanks -
-
-
-
Sheerness.
[45] Amulree -
-
Sheerness.
[45] Royal Eagle D :
[45] St. Katherine
[45] Dolores
-
-
-
Chatham.
[45] Caleta
-
-
[45] Crested Eagle
Sheerness.
[45] Caterina
-
-
M/S Trawlers.
[45] Chrystobel II
-
Group 2.
Magnetic Aircraft.
[45] Myrtle X D XN/HB
Three
I
Manston
[43] Clorinde
-
-
f.o. Southampton.
[45] Glala
Balloon Barrage Drifters (Sheerness).
Sheerness.
[45] Larch X D
-
-
-
-
Boy Scout
-
Sheerness.
Majesta
-
-
f.o. Cowes.
[45] Tamarisk XD
-
-
[45] Ma Joie II
Carry On
-
[45] Pyrope x D
-
-
Sheerness.
Citron
-
-
Group 3.
Comely Bank
-
[45] Bernard Shaw X D
Boom Defence Tenders.
Constant Hope -
[45] Milford Prince X D
Sheerness.
[45] Glitter II
[45] Edwardian X D
-
-
Elsie and Nellie -
[45] Kelpy
[45] Tilburyness x
-
Kennet
}
Civilian
Sheerness.
Ex Fortis
-
crews
M/S Trawlers (Ungrouped).
George and Albert
[50] Arctic Hunter
Queen of South I
Inverugie
X/LL D
-
Sheerness.
[45] Asama X/LL D
Queen of South II
f.o. Queenborough.
Sheerness.
J.T. Hendry
[45] Norse X/LL D
-
-
Kiddaw
[45] St. Melante X/LL D
-
-
Lavinia L.
[44] Star of Deveron
f.o. N. Woolwich.
Boom Defence Vessels.
-
[45] Loch Laggan
L/L
Marinus
[24] Thomas Bartlett
Dover.
-
Sheerness.
-
-
[45] Buckingham
L/L
-
Sheerness. Date uncertain. Engine defects.
Newspray -
Fentonian L/L
f.o. S. Shields.
-
[45] Sasha-
-
Left Rosyth 24 May.
Our Kate
Wallena L/L
-
f.o. N. Shields.
-
[45] Cadella
-
-
[45] Moorgate
Left Rosyth 23 May.
Rose Emma
Magnetic Ships.
I
-
-
In tow from Scapa Flow.
Triumph -
[45] Corfield
-
-
Dover.
-
[45] Bushwood -
Clyde. Completes 31 May.
Young Alfred
-
I
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 47 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 47
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
[45] Corfield - - Dover.
[45] Bushwood - - Clyde. Completes 31 May.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 48 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 48
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
VESSELS REQUISITIONED AND FITTING 35 Allocated OUT to WITH DOUBLE Remarks. L SWEEPS.
35A
M/S
Date of
Fitting out at
VESSELS REQUISITIONED AND FITTING OUT WITH DOUBLE L SWEEPS.
Arrival.
Ship.
Probable com-
Ship.
Date of
pletion dates
arrival.
Fitting out at
Allocated to
Remarks.
shown London. in brackets
Harwich.
Liverpool.
Liverpool.
Probable com-
Agnes Abronia Wickfield D
pletion dates
Victoria Docks.
shown in brackets
Avola Ben Bhula
-
Tyne Gateshead. Dock.
Skudd 3
-
Bowling.
-
Ben Gulvain
Dumbarton.
Skudd 4
-
Govan.
-
Dumbarton.
Skudd 5
-
Ben Heilem
Port Glasgow.
-
E. India Docks.
Skudd 6
-
Bristol.
Ben Breac
-
Ben Meidie
Leith.
Sluga D
-
Govan.
Ardrossan.
-
Birkenhead.
Soika
-
Govan.
Bjerk
-
Bouvet ID
Liverpool.
Sotra
-
Govan.
-
Bouvet II D
Liverpool.
Southern Chief
-
Milford.
-
Bouvet III D
Liverpool.
Southern Field
-
Hull.
-
Bouvet IV D
Woolwich.
Southern Foam
-
Hull.
-
British
Troon.
Star of Britain
-
Hartlepool.
-
Cadorna
Birkenhead.
Stefa D
-
Govan.
-
Caldy
Chatham.
Stina D
-
Penarth.
Swansea.
-
Capricornus
Grimsby.
Sukha D
-
Govan.
Scapa.
-
Cayrian D
**
Hull.
Grimsby.
Sulla D
-
Glasgow.
-
Cortina
:
Troon.
Liverpool.
Sumba
-
Port Talbot.
-
Darwen
**
Blackwall.
Svana
-
Govan.
-
Delphinus
:
Hull.
Sheerness.
Svega
-
Bristol.
Scapa.
-
Desiree
Humber.
Grimsby.
Swona
-
Govan.
Drummer Boy
-
-
Hartlepool.
The Roman D
-
Birkenhead.
Eileen Duncan
Deptford.
Plymouth.
[32] Tokyo II D
-
Woolwich.
Plymouth.
Elena
-
:
Hull.
Tornado
-
Falmouth.
Elsie Carn
-
:
Grimsby.
Harwich.
Valesca
-
Yarmouth.
Etruscan D
-
Grimsby.
Grimsby.
Varanis D
-
Hull.
Grimsby.
Fazenta D
-
Chatham.
Velmont D
-
Hull.
Granton.
Fort Robert
-
William
-
Lowestoft.
Harwich.
Friesland D
-
Glasgow.
Garola D
-
London.
Tyne.
Stephens.
Gwenllian D
-
Liverpool.
Hatuse
-
Dumbarton.
:
Hav
:
Irvine.
DRIFTERS FOR L/L MINESWEEPING.
-
Hortensia
-
Grimsby.
Thrifty D
-
Hval
-
Leith.
f.o. Southampton.
Jean Edmunds
-
Hartlepool.
Kindred Star
-
-
Lacenia D
-
Barrow.
Liverpool.
Libra p
Victoria Dock.
Castle Bay D
-
-
-
Libyan D
-
Woolwich.
f.o. Grimsby.
Malacolite
Ocean Lux D
-
-
-
London.
Manx Prince D
I
Grimsby.
Marjorie M.
Grimsby.
[62] Lord Barham
-
-
-
Hastie
Hartlepool.
f.o. Aberdeen.
Marano
[62] Lord Hood
-
-
-
Moonrise D
Blackwall.
-
-
-
Falmouth.
Glow
-
Nab Wyke
f.o. Dundee.
-
Northward Ho
Barrow.
Liverpool.
Jenny Irvine
-
-
-
Olympia
Tyne
Lowestoft.
I
Orpheus
Hull,
Granton.
Unicity
-
-
-
Peken
Grimsby.
f.o. N. Shields.
I
Polar V D
Grimsby,
Tweenways
-
-
I
Polar VI D
Liverpool.
Ratapiko
-
Birkenhead.
Go Ahead
-
-
Raymont D
I
f.o. London.
Dundee.
Royallieu D
I
Welcome Home
Hull.
Revello D
-
London.
Harwich.
Rolls Royce
Banshee
-
I
Sabra D
Victoria Dock.
f.o. Irvine.
-
Grimsby.
Ocean Lifebuoy
-
Sabreur
-
Salvo
Irvine.
/
London.
Sweet Promise -
Sanson
I
Sama D
Tyne.
f.o. Brightlingsea.
Troon.
/
-
Sasebo
London.
Sea Holly
/
Sevra
/
Greenock.
Sheerness.
Shera D
/
Dumbarton.
EXPERIMENTAL L/L DRIFTERS.
Shika D
/
Govan.
Shusa D
/
Glasgow.
Ardrossan.
Feaco D
Silja D
/
Liverpool.
f.o. Southampton.
Sirra D
/
Birkenhead.
B.T.B.
/
Avonmouth.
Fleetwood.
Swansea,
(C38488)
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 52 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 52
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
- [50] Prince Leo
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 56 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 56
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
Page
Dane Hill 23
Daneman 8,25
Daniel Clowden 29
Danube III 12
Danube IV 12
Danube V 12
D'Arcy Cooper 14
Darnaway 26
Darnett Ness 3
Darogah 12A
Darthema 8
Darwin 35
David Ogilvie 23
Davey 28
Dayspring 27
Dee 20
Defiance 2
De la Pole 14B
Delphinus 35
Deo-Na-Mara 17
Deo Volante 28
Derby County 4
Dervish 17
Desiree 35
Destinn 5
Devon City 20
Devon County 12A
Dewey Rose 27
Dhoon 14
Diana 9
Discovery II 30
Doctor Lee 29
Doggers Bank 9
Dolores 12A
Donna Nook 23
Doon 5
Doonie Braes 17
Doorie Brae 36A
Dorade II 4
Dorando-Pietri 11
Dorienta 8
Dorileen 37
Dorinda 2
Dorothy (B.D.V.) 12
Dorothy 28
Dorothy Lambert 15
Dragonet 29
Drangey 13
Drummer 14A
Drummer Boy 35
Duchess of Down 7
Duchess of Fife 13
Duchess of Rothesay 10
Duenna 2
Dulcibelle 26
Dundalk 16
Dundarg 27
Dunedin 14
Dungeness 14B
Dunluce Castle 28
Dunnet 2
Dunraven Castle 27
Dusky Queen 11
E.
Eager 14A
Eaglet II 5
Earl Essex 14
Earl Kitchener 14
Easter Rose 27
Ebor Abbey 27
Ebor Jewel 17
Ebor Wyke 29
Eccleshill 29
Ecila 2
(C38488)
Page
Eden 2
Edith M. Purdy 29
Edward Walmsley 13
Edwardian 12A
Edwina 14
E. & F. 5
Egeria 17
Eileen Duncan 35
Eileen Emma 10
Eilla II 9
Elbury 16
Eldorado 26
E. Lauland 17
Electra II 5
Elena 35
Elgin 16
Elizabeth Angela 11
Elizabeth Green 12A
Elk 2
Ellesmere 9A
Elm 25
Elna 9A
Eloquent 19
Else Rykens 28
Elsie Carn 35
Elsie and Nellie 12
El Tovar 22
Embrace 27
Emerald Wings 8
Emilion 11
Emperor of India 36
Empress 9A
Endeavour 17
Englishman 19
Enterprising 20
Ephretah 28
Epine 15
Equerry 22
Erimo 3
Erin 36c
Erith 16
Erna 18, 37
Eroican 17
Escalonia 28
Esmeralda 9A
Esperanza 4
Essex Maid 24
Ethel Taylor 23
Ethfra 9A
Ethiopian 29
Etruria 7
Etruscan 35
Euclase 14A
Eunice and Nellie 14A
Europa 14A
Evadne 5
Evelyn Rose 14
Evening Primrose 14A
Everton 17
Evesham 14B
Ewald 36A
Exchequer 36A
Exyáhne 14
E. & T.S. 22
Ex Fortis 12
Explorer 21
F.
Fairhaven 36B
Fairway 14
Fair Weather 28
Fairy Knowe 14A
Falconet 11
Fano 24 14B
Faraday 27
Favour
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 60 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 60
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Prince Leo 36B
Princess Elizabeth 10
Princess Mary 15
Princessa 9
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 62 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 62
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
Page
Tranio 13
Tranquil 19
Trelawney 27
T. R. Ferrens 9A
Trevo Terceiro 36
Tritonia 29
Triumph 12
Trojan 2
Trophy 36B
Troubadour 36
Troup Ahead 19
True Accord 14A
Tumby 17
Tunisian 14
Turcoman 32
Turquoise 13
Tuscarora 19
Tweenways 35A
Twente 9
Twinkling Star 20
U.
Uberty 14
Uberus 19
Ugie Bray 24
Uiver 36A
Ullswater 9A
Umbriel 14A
Unicity 35A
Unicorn II 22
Unitia 7
Utilise 27
Ut. Prosim 10
V.
Vadne 9
Valena 9A
Valesca 35A
Vandyck 30
Varanga 29
Varanis 35A
Vascama 21
Velia 14
Velmont 35A
Ventsyssel 18
Venture 22
Vernal 14A
Vernon II 8
Vesterland 26
Victor 3
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 65 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 65
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
35
VESSELS REQUISITIONED AND FITTING OUT WITH DOUBLE L SWEEPS.
35A
Date of
Allocated to
Remarks.
Fitting out at
Ship.
Arrival.
VESSELS REQUISITIONED AND FITTING OUT WITH DOUBLE L SWEEPS.
Probable com-
pletion dates
Ship.
Date of
shown in brackets
arrival.
Fitting out at
Allocated to
Hull.
Remarks.
Abronia
-
..
Agnes Wickfield
-
Liverpool.
Victoria Docks.
Probable com-
Avola
-
:
pletión dates
Bouvet I
-
Birkenhead.
: .
shown in brackets
Bouvet II
-
Liverpool.
Southern Chief
:
-
Milford.
Bouvet III
-
Liverpool.
:
Southern Field
-
-
:
Liverpool.
Hull.
Bouvet IV
Cadorna
Troon.
Southern Foam
-
-
: .
Hull.
Calverton
-
:.
Grimsby.
Staunch
: .
-
Woolwich.
Capricornus
-
Chatham.
Stefa
..
-
Cayrian
-
:
Grimsby.
Govan.
Darwen
-
Troon.
Stina
:
: .
-
Penarth.
Delphinus
-
:
Blackwall.
Sukha
..
-
Govan.
Drummer Boy
-
Humber.
Elena
Sulla
:
Deptford.
..
-
-
Glasgow.
El Menzala
:
-
Falmouth.
Sumba
: .
-
Port Talbot.
Elsie Carn
:
-
Hull.
Svega
:.
-
Etruscan :
Bristol.
-
Grimsby.
Fazenta
The Roman
:
Grimsby.
-
-
...
Birkenhead.
ort Robert
-
Chatham.
[32] Tokyo II
-
Woolwich.
riesland
:
-
Glasgow.
arola
Valesca
-
Yarmouth.
:
-
London.
wenllian
:
-
Liverpool.
Varanis
-
Hull.
: .
lav
:
—
Irvine.
Velmont
-
Hull.
ibra
..
:
-
Victoria Dock.
ibyan
William
-
Lowestoft.
:
-
Woolwich.
Lady
Stephens.
14 Feb.
Tyne.
alacolite
-
London.
anx Prince
-
Grimsby.
arano
:
-
Blackwall.
ariout
:
-
Falmouth.
ympia
:
-
Hull.
V
:
-
VI
Liverpool.
:
I
Birkenhead.
aymont
:
-
Hull.
evello
I
Victoria Dock.
-
Irvine.
DRIFTERS FOR L/L MINESWEEPING.
breur
:
-
London,
I
Troon.
Feaco
-
-
-
f.o. Southampton.
/
London.
B.T.B.
-
-
-
I
Greenock.
/
Govan.
-
Glasgow,
:
-
Liverpool.
/
Birkenhead.
1
Avonmouth.
/
Fleetwood.
-
Govan.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 69 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 69
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
36B
VESSELS FITTING OUT FOR VARIOUS SERVICES-continued.
37
VESSELS FOR BALLOON DUTY.
[43] The Tower -
-
[43] Prince Leo
-
VESSELS REQUISITIONED AND UNDER CONVERSION AS BOOM VESSELS
[43] Cedric
-
-
BUT NOT YET ALLOCATED TO COMMANDS.
[43] Lord Northcliffe -
Ship.
[43] Riviere
-
-
Fitting out at
Ship.
Fitting out at
[43] Thunderstone
-
Forth.
Alida
Birkenhead.
[43] Salvini
Lord Gainford
-
-
Ardrossan.
Astros
For duty in Norway.
Sunderland.
Margaret Rose
[43] Chrysea
-
-
:
Basuto
Hull.
Mary White
..
[43] Berenga -
Sunderland.
-
Caliban
Milford Haven.
Nancy Hague
:
[43] Yesso-
Glasgow.
-
-
Chorley
Liverpool.
Night Raider
:
Hull.
[43] Roxano
-
-
Clarinet
Milford Haven.
Nordland
:
:
-
(30/6/40.)
Glasgow.
[43] Rigoletto -
Collena
Norina
:
..
Greenock.
[43] Yehonala (M/Y) -
To be f.o.
Liverpool.
-
Southampton.
Consbro
Ocean Eddy
:
South Shields.
Trophy
To be f.o.
Immingham.
-
-
Peterhead.
Okino
Count
..
..
Hull.
Grimsby.
above vessels on commissioning for service will be borne on books of Proserpine.
Cuirass
Phyllisia
:
:
Ardrossan.
Greenock.
Scomber
:
Dorileen
..
Liverpool.
A/S VESSELS. (Whalers.)
South Shields.
Settsu
:
..
Milford Haven.
Southern Gem A
Emilia Primeiro
Milford Haven.
-
(13/7/40.)
f.o. Blyth.
Southern Pride A
Erna
Fleetwood.
Silanion
-
..
..
South Shields
Helier II A
f.o. North Shields.
Florence Brierley
Liverpool.
Stalberg
..
..
Port Talbot.
-
-
Terje IA
James Barrie
South Shields.
Star of the Realm
..
South Shields.
-
-
-
Terje II A
John Fitzgerald
South Shields.
Vilda
:
:
Grimsby.
-
-
f.o. Hull.
:
Terje III A
Kuroki
Newport, Mon.
Westlyn
:
Birkenhead.
-
-
Loch Long
Dundee.
Terje IV A-
-
-
Terje VA
-
-
f.o. Grimsby.
Southern Flower A
-
f.o. Grimsby
Southern Shore A
-
SUMMARY OF RESCUE TUGS. (See also Pink List.)
Southern Wave A
-
f.o. Hebburn.
Southern Spray A
H.M.S. Stalwart.
-
H.M.S. Brigand.
Southern Star A
"
Watermeyer.
-
Caroline Moller.
"
Southern Breeze A
f.o. S. Shields.
S/S Englishman.
-
" Maurader.
" Hendon.
" Resolve.
[43] P Radiant A
A/S YACHT.
" Lady Brassey.
"
St. Cyms.
-
-
f.o. Southampton.
" Muria.
St. Mellons.
"
" Seaman.
Blankenberg A
A/S TRAWLERS.
St. Olaves.
"
" Superman. (Defensively Armed.)
-
Vizalma A
f.o. North Shields.
" Salvonia.
I
-
Building, Beverley.
" Saucy
G
(C37846)
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 73 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 73
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
40
Page
Page
41
5
G.
Page
Ethel Taylor
Page
5
9
Gadfly
22
Guillemot
Page
Doon
3
Ethfra
35
Gael
31
Page
17
Gula
J.
Galvani
15
Kunishi
Doonie Braes
4
Etruscan
14
Gulfoss
Jacketa
23
17
30
11
Kurd
Dorada II
11
Eunice Euclase and Nellie
23
Garola
Gulzar
Jacinta
16
35
11
5
Kuroki
Dorando-Pietri
S
Jack Eve
37
14
Garry
20
Gunner
26
14
Dorienta
37
Europa
5
Gava
Gwenllian
Jade
Dorileen
2
Evadne
Gelert
5
35
32
5
Gwmaho
James Barrie
28
8
4
37
Dorinda
Evelyn Rose
14
Geneva
James Lay
15
Dorothy
15
Evening Primrose
5
General Botha
17
Jano
L.
11
Dorothy Lambert
29
Everton
Genius
36A
Jason
Lacenia
5
31
26
Dragonet
H.
13
Evesham
8
Geordie
15
Jasper
13
Lady Beryl
21
Drangey
35
Exyahne
23
Halcyon
10
Jeanie Deans
19
Lady Blanche
5
Drummer Boy
22
7
E.&T.S.
George and Albert
12
Halcyone
11
Jeannie Howie
Lady Brassey
11
Duchess of Down
12
27
Ex Fortis
George Cousins
Halo
13
27
28
Jeannie Leask
8
Lady Elsa
25
Duchess of Fife
36A
10
Explorer
George Robb
21
Hanyards
3
Jeannie Mackay
Lady Enid
9
22
Duchess of Rothesay
2
Georgette
Harbinger
14
6
Jeannie McIntosh
17
14
Lady Hogarth
Duenna
Gervais Rentoul
Harlech Castle
5
27
Jennet
18
Lady Lilian
31
Dulcibelle
10
16
Gilt Edge
Harmattan
28
Jenny Irvin
Lady Madeline
31
8
16
Dundalk
Girl Christian
Harpada
2
Jessie Tait
Lady Philomena
10
27
27
Dundarg
F.
22
Harrier
10
Jester
Lady Shahrazad
19
Girl Ellen
19
36A
11
23
Harry Melling
Jewel
Lady Shirley
17
Dungeness
Fair Breeze
27
Dunnet
2
7
Fairway
17
Girl Gladys
10
Harvest Gleaner
21
Jocelyn
Laguna Belle
23
22
Dunraven Castle
27
Fair Weather
28
Girl Helen
Lahloo
8
23
Harvest Hope
28
John Alfred
14
Dusky Queen
11
29
Girl Mary
Larch
12A
Fairy Knowe
22
Harvest Reaper
7
John and Norah
15
Falconet
Girl Pamela
Laroc
8
11
10
Hatano
2
John Cattling
11
Lass o'Doune
3
Faraday
17
Girl Pat
12
Haussa
14
John Fitzgerald
37
E.
Laurel
16
Favour
27
Girl Winifred
23
Hav
35
John Stephen
36
Lavatera
27
Eager
29
Fawn
28
Gladys
29
Hawthorn
24
T. Hendry
12
Lavinia L
12
Eaglet II
5
Fazenta
35
Glala
12
Hawthorn Bank
18
Joseph Button
3
Laws
23
Earl Essex
2
Feaco
35A
Gleam On
29
Hazard
29
Jubilee
22
Learig
30
Earl Kitchener
13
Feasible
15
Gleaner
June Rose
31
Hazel
25
23
Leda
10
Easter Rose
27
23
Gleaners
Heather Sprig
27
Juniper
25
Felicity
22
Leeds United
4
Ebor Jewel
17
Fenella
36A
Hebe
29
Justifier
15
Glen Avon
23
Leeward
28
Ebor Wyke
29
Fentonian
12A
Hekla
17
Glen Gower
23
Leicester City
26
Eccleshill
29
Helen
5
Fernmoor
Glen Heather
3
Lephreto
3
29
Ecila
2
Helen West
28
Glen Kidston
Leprechaun
8
Eden
2
Ferry Belle
8
17
Helier II
36B
K.
Le Tiger
25
29
Ferry Prince
8
Glen Strathallan
19
Edith M. Purdy
Fertile Vale
Heliopolis
34
Kalan
19
Letna
8
22
E. D. Walmsley
5
Glen Usk
23
Helvellyn
19
Kathleen
3
Leyland
32
Edwardian
Fervent
11
12A
Glitter II
12
Helvetia
17
Kellet
10
Libra
35
Edwina
Fidget
11
5
Gloamin
7
Hendon
20
Kelpy
12
Libyan
35
Egeria
Fidra
36
22
Gloria
29
Henriette
23
Kelt
32
Lichen
12A
Eileen Emma
10
Filey Bay
16
Glow
22
Hertfordshire
9
Kennet
20
Liddoch
3
Eilla II
8
Fintray
5
Go Ahead
12A
Hickory
24
Kennet (Tender)
12
Liffey
20
Elbury
Fir
24
19
21
Kennymore
7
Lilac
24
16
Goatfell
Hildena
Eldorado
23
Firefly
21
Golden Eagle
12A
Hinba
29
Keverne
12
Lily Oak
28
Elena
35
Fisher Boy
11
Golden Effort
19
Hiniesta
3
Kiddaw
12
Lincoln City
26
Elgin
16
Fisher Lad
28
Golden Emblem
22
Holdfast
11
Kiloran
3
Lincolnshire
19
Elizabeth Angela
11
Fitzroy
16
10
Holly
24
Kindred Star
9
Lizzie Birrel
24
Golden Gift
22
14
Llanthony
S
Elk
2
Flanders
23
Golden Harvest
8
Hollydale
King Emperor
Ellesmere
18
13
King Orry
11
Loch Aline
18
25
Fleming
Golden Lily
27
Hopeful
Elm
28
25
27
8
Kingscourt
16
Loch Alsh
16
Flora
Golden News
Horizon
Elmenzala
5
17
Loch Buie
23
35
Floreat II
22
Golden Sunbeam
10
Hornbeam
Kings Grey
Elna
9
28
Hosanna
11
Floreat III
King Sol
25
Loch Eribol
16
Eloquent
22
Loch Hope
17
Golden Thyme
19
Florence Brierley
37
Golden View
14
Hoverfly
20
Kingston Agate
8
Else Rykens
Huddersfield Town
4
Kingston Alalite
10
Lochinvar
20
28
Flush
Elsie Carn
20
Goodwill
22
30
Kingston Amber
8
Loch Inver
17
35
Elsie and Nellie
Flying Admiral
5
Goodwin
11
Hugh Walpole
Kingston Andalusite
10
Loch Laggan
12
10
12
El Tovar
Flying Breeze
4
Gorse
28
Hussar
Kingston Beryl
30
Loch Leven
16
37
22
Fontenoy
10
S
Loch Long
Embrace
15
Gossamer
Kingston Cairngorm
27
Foray
16
8
Loch Melfort
32
Emilia Primeiro
27
Goth
Force
I.
Kingston Ceylonite
37
14
Gowan
22
Kingston Chrysoberyl
8
Loch Monteith
25
Emilion
16
Forecast
12
Emperor of India
19
Idyll
32
Loch Oskaig
25
10
10
Gowan Craig
S
Kingston Chrysolite
Empress
Forerunner
Ijiun
33
Loch Rannock
5
12A
10
Kingston Coral
Loch Shin
29
9
Gracie Fields
29
Empyrean
Fort Robert
15
Imelda
Kingston Crystal
33
Englishman
8
35
Grampion
25
33
Loch Tulla
28
Fort Ryan
29
Grateful
28
Imperialist
19
36
Kingston Cyanite
Forte
10
Lois
11
Enterprising
Ephretah
Fortitude
2
Gregory
17
Inchgower
20
26
Kingston Galena
30
London Pride
13
25
Indian Star
Epine
28
Fort Rose
19
Greenfly
28
Kingston Jacinth
Loon
29
10
2
Indian Summer
Equerry
29
Forward
35A
Green Howard
27
Kingston Olivine
Lord Ashfield
26
30
Erimo
22
Foss
9
Green Pastures
29
Industry
29
Kingston Onyx
30
Lord Austin
19
3
29
4
Internos
28
Kingston Peridot
Lord Barham
15
Erith
Fox
Greetings
30
Erna
16
Foyle
30
11
Invercairn
Grey Mist
11
Kingston Sapphire
30
Lord Beaconsfield
17
10
Inverforth
37
12
Kingston Topaz
Lord Cavan
11
Eroican
Franc Tireur
20
30
Grimsby Town
Escalonia
35A
Friesland
17
Grosmont Castle
27
Inverugie
15
Kingston Turquoise
3
Lord Collingwood
11
Esmeralda
28
28
Irvana
Freyer
18
Kirkella
35
17
Lord Essenden
19
Grouville
Esperanza
9
Frons Olivae
36A
Guava
5
Isle of May
28
Kopanes
Essex Maid
4
Fumarole
22
Guide On
23
Istria
24
Fyldea
28
Guiding Light
28
11
Guelder Rose
23
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 75 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 75
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
42
43
Page
Page
Page
37
M/S Groups-contd
Page
37
Mary White
46
Ocean Gain
Page
6
23
M.A.S.B. 1, 4 & 5
30
Ocean Guide
Polly Johnston
Page
Lord Gainford
13
9
49
23
Popinjay
11
Rime
19
Lord Grey
2
M.A.S.B. 6 & 7
29
50-51
9
Ocean Lifebuoy
5
Powis Castle
22
Rinovia
23
Masona
23
52-53
11
Ocean Lux
16
Ocean Retriever
Preston North End
27
Rion
Lord Hailsham
8
15
26
Lord Hood
Master John
28
54
2
36
Prince Leo
River Annam
22
32
10
7
23
Ocean Scout
36A
36B
Lord Hotham
Mayflower
Ocean Spray
Princess Elizabeth
River Clyde
55
13
Lord Howard
10
May II
10
24
23
10
Princess Mary
River Spey
5
60
Lord Howe
Medway Queen
18
20
Ocean Sunlight
M/S Training Flotilla
9
15
Princessa
River Ytham
36A
15
Lord Inchcape
16
20
Ocean Swell
8
27
Riviere
Principal
36B
Melora
27
Muria
Ocean Toiler
27
Lord Irwin
36
Robert Hastie
11
Mentor
3
14
Myris
Proserpine
5
Ocean Treasure
28
Robert Stroud
36
26
Lord Keith
25
Merbreeze
19
12
Lord Lloyd
Myrtle
Prospect Ahead
Ocean View
29
Robin Hood
Mercury
2
28
13
14
12A
Providence
Ocean Vim
6
Robina
7
Lord Melchet
19
Mewslade
5
Ptarmigan
16
Ode
9
Rochebonne
2
Lord Middleton
12
Puffin
36B
M. H. Stephens
N.
5
31
Rodino
Lord Northcliffe
Ohm
16
Michael Griffiths
26
Nab Wyke
Punnet
19
18
Lord Nuffield
10
Okino
Rogate
9
27
25
Midas
37
Nairnside
Pyramus
30
Lord Plender
21
Oku
Roger Beck
3
3
24
11
Migrante
Lord Rodney
Nancy Hague
Pyrope
12A
Milford Duchess
37
Olivae
Romany Rose
23
8
14
2
Naneta
Rona
18
Lord Snowden
20
Olive Tree
Milford Duke
8
28
Ronso
Lord St. Vincent
11
Nautilus
16
2
Milford Earl
26
11
Olvina
9
Rooke
20
Lord Stamp
11
Navicula
Milford King
8
Olympia
35
2
Q.
Rosa
22
Lord Stanhope
12A
Negro
16
Ombra
17
Lord Stonehaven
2
Milford Prince
Milford Princess
Neil Mackay
3
Queen Empress
Rose
36
15
One Accord
13
28
Queen of Kent
Rosebud
8
Lord Wakefield
3
Neil Smith
Onetos
21
13
Roseden
20
Milford Queen
15
9
Queen of Thanet
28
30
Netsukis
Oracle
21
Lorinda
Lormont
11
Minna
10
3
Queen of the South I
Rose Emma
12
12
New Comet
13
23
Oriole
13
Queen of the South II
Rose Haugh
24
12
Lorna Doone
Mine Recovery Flotillas-
Newhaven N.B.
5
Orlando
18
Queen Worth
Rose Hilda
15
14
8
Lowther
Newland
28
36A
Orvicto
35A
Quest
Rose Valley
30
1
11
6
Loyal Friend
New Pride of Essex
Osako
14
Rosel
24
Lucifer
3
2
22
11
Quiet Waters
28
New Prince of Wales I
Osta
11
Rose Marie
3
Luda Lady
35
Minicoy
4
12
Our Bairns
11
Ross
10
Luda Lord
21
Minona
6
Newspray
12
28
Niger
Our Kate
12
Ross Ard
27
Lunar Bow
Mirabelle
3
16
Overfall
14
Rotha
15
30
Mirage
Night Hawk
28
R.
Lune
6
Oystermouth Castle
17
Rowan
24
Mireille
11
Night Raider
37
Racer
7
Lydd
10
Rowan Tree
29
28
Nimrod
19
Rachael Flett
26
Lydd II
30
Mist
Roxano
36B
Lydia Long
27
Mistletoe
22
Nirvana
2
P.
Radiant
36B
Royal Eagle
12A
32
9
Nobles
4
Pangbourne
10
Radnor Castle
2
Lydiard
M.L. 100
Royallieu
14
Lynx
10
Moed-en-Werk
36
Nodzu
23
Paragon
24
Rambler Rose
30
Royalo
14
Paramount
3
Raymont
35
Mollusc
16
Nogi
15
Ruby
5
Noontide
28
Pathway
11
Reaper
7
Monarch
Rugby
17
9
M.
Norbreeze
Patti
17
Reboundo
23
Runswick Bay
5
Monarda
12A
27
M.1
Paul Rykens
28
Rebuff
29
8
11
Nordland
37
Ryde
10
Mona's Isle
M.2
29
Paxton
10
Norina
Receptive
36
Monimia
16
37
16
S.
M.3
Paynter
7
Recono
8
Moonstone
32
Norlan
29
36
Red Gauntlet
3
Sabra
35
M.A. West
11
Moorgate
12
Norna
36A
Peacemaker
5
Red Sky
16
Sabreur
35
Madden
15
5
Norman Wilson
20
Pearl
Madeline
Moray
Pecheur
27
Reed
15
Sailor King
22
13
Magnolia
Morgan Jones
17
Norse
12A
29
Refraction
8
St. Abbs
9
8
29
Peggy Nutten
St. Achilleus
13
Maid Marion
Mount Ard
29
Northcoates
Pelagos
5
Refundo
8
2
Majesta
Mount Keen
Northern Chief
30
24
Pellag II
9
Regal
2S
St. Adrian
5
12
Northern Dawn
25
15
Regardo
13
St. Apollo
31
Majesty
22
Pelton
M/S Flotillas
Northern Duke
30
Ma Joie II
Pembroke
12
Regwa
15
St. Cathan
25
12
Northern Foam
30
Malacolite
30
Reids
36
St. Celestin
29
35
1
29
Pentland Firth
9
St. Cyrus
17
Mallard
Northern Gem
25
Perilia
16
Reigate
31
4
16
Northern Gift
30
Mangrove
Peter Carey
21
Reighton Wyke
21
St. Dominica
5
24
5
10
Manor
30
28
Relonzo
11
St. Donats
16
2
6
Northern Isles
Peter Hendriks
16
St. Elstan
25
Manora
10
Northern Pride
25
4
7
Peter Nell
29
Remexo
21
Remillo
35A
St. Fagan
9
Man-o'-War
30
30
25
8
Northern Princess
Phase
14
St. Katherine
12
Manx Prince
23
Northern Reward
30
34
Renascent
35
10
Philante
20
St. Kenan
25
Marano
10
30
35A
Rennet
11
Northern Sky
Philippe
23
St. Loman
25
Marauder
35
19
25
36
Renzo
Marcia
3
12
Northern Spray
Phyllis Rose
9
St. Magnus
26
13
Northern Sun
30
37
Resolve
Phyllisia
23
St. Melante
12A
Marconi
23
25
14
M/S Groups-
Phineas Beard
26
Resolvo
Northern Wave
14
St. Mellons
30
Mare
20
32
Resparko
14
Northlyn
Pict
21
St. Modwen
9
Maretta
1
24
North Ness
17
24
Restrivo
Picton Castle
7
St. Nectan
36A
Margaret Hyde
11
2,3
14
31
Retako
15
12A
Northward Ho
Pintail
8
St. Olaves
9
Margaret Rose
4-6
9
29
Returno
Marina
Northwind
Plantagenet
35
St. Olive
5
37
10-12
13
19
11
Revello
10
St. Sunniva
26
Marinus
9
16-20
15
Norwich City
Playmates
19
21
Reverberation
18
St. Tudno
12A
Marion
12
22-26
16
Notts County
Plinlimon
12A
Rezala
4
24
23
3
St. Wistan
17
Mariout
28,29
Nyula
Plumer
8
Rhodora
5
St. Zeno
31
Marmion
35
30-32
23
Poinavon
36
Richard Croft
Salamander
16
14
Marsoma
13
34
21
O.
Pointer
24
Rig
23
Salpa
2
Martinet
27
37-38
22
Oak
26
Pointz Castle
35
Righto
36B
Saltash
10
Mary A. Purdy
20
40-41
26
Oaklea
28
Polar V
35
Rigoletto
Mary Sturgeon
29
43
26
Ocean Breeze
11
Polar VI
28
44-45
27
Ocean Brine
22
29
Ocean Eddy
37
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 76 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 76
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Ferry Prince - -
Princessa - -
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 77 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 77
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
Page
Thomas Altoft 26
Thos. Bartlett 12A
Thomas Conolly 12
Thomas Leeds 5
Thomsons 11
Thornwick Bay 21
Three Kings 14
Thrifty 9
Thunderstone 36B
Thuringia 10
Tiger 17
Tiger (tender) 18
Tilburyness 12A
Tilly Duff 12A
Titan 14
Token 26
Tokyo II 35A
Topaze 9
Torbay II 10
Torch 6
Touchstone 5
Tourmaline 25
Trade Wind 27
Tranio 3
Tranquil 36
T. R. Ferrens 9
Tritonia 29
Triumph 12
Trophy 26
Troubadour 36
Troup Ahead 19
True Accord 29
Tumby 35A
Tunisian 14
Turcoman 32
Turquoise 25
Tuscarora 19
Tweenways 14
Twinkling Star 20
U.
Uberty 14
Uberus 19
Ugie Bray 24
Ullswater 25
Unicity 14
Unicorn II 22
Utilise 19
Ut. Prosim 10
V.
Vadne 8 9
Valena
35A
Page
Vandyck 30
Varanga 29
Varanis 35A
Vascama 21
Velia 5
Velmont 35A
Venture 22
Vernal 12A
Vernon II 8
Victoria 9
Victorian 32
Victory 8
Victrix 7
Vilda 37
Viola 22
Violet Flowers 29
Virginia 5
Visenda 21
Viva II 2
Viviana 13
Vizalma 36B
W.
Wagtail 5
Waldemar 15
Wallena 12A
Walnut 24
Waltona 15
Walwyns Castle 27
Wanderer II 4
Wardour 21
War Duke 16
Warrior II 8
Warwick Deeping 3
War Wing 2
Wastwater 25
Watchful 14, 15
Waterfly 30
Watermeyer 23
Waveflower 13
Waverley 13
Wee Cumbrae 18
Welcome Home 12A
Wellard 25
Wellsbach 16
Wengan 17 10
Westella 28
West Haven 27
West Neuk 37
Westlyn
Westward Ho 21
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 80 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 80
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
[25] Elizabeth Angela LL D Dover.
[25] Clythness X/LL D Dover. Defects.
Rodino LL D -
Taipo LL D -
[3] Emilion X/LL -
[3] Kingscourt LL/D Dover.
Athenian LL D -
Ben Glas LL D -
[25] Onetos LL/D -
[25] Saturn LL/D -
M/S Drifters.
[25] Hosanna x/s D
[25] Playmates x/s } Dover.
[25] Willing Boys x/s D
Danlaying Vessel.
[25] GreyMist (Yacht) D Dover.
Yachts armed with Lewis guns.
[18] Sargasso [25] Gulzar D D Ramsgate.
[25] Conidaw D Dover.
Echo Sounding Yacht.
[25] Chico - Dover.
Queen of Examination the Fleet I Service. Dover.
[25] Falconet Boom Defence Vessel. Dover.
S/S Lady Brassey Rescue Dover. D Tug.
Harbour Defence Patrol Craft.
[45] Aisha - - Sheerness
[43] Amalfi - -
[45] Caleta - -
[45] Caterina - -
[45] Chrystobel II - Sheerness.
[43] Clorinde - -
[45] Glala - -
Majesta - - f.o. Cowes.
[45] Ma Joie II - Sheerness.
Janetha IV -
Drifters.
[45] Constant Friend
Ocean Retriever
Ocean Toiler -
Peacemaker - Sheerness.
Receptive -
Phyllis Rose
Ocean Treasure -
Auxiliary Patrol Vessels.
[32] Cachelot -
[32] Curlew - -
[32] Fedalmo - -
Chatham.
[32] Jong -
[32] Lazy Days -
[32] Snow Bunting -
Boom Defence Tenders.
Boy Scout J. T. Hendry
Carry Oh Kiddaw
Citron Lavinia L.
Comely Bank Marinus
Constant Hope Newspray Sheerness.
Elsie and Nellie Our Kate
Ex Fortis Rose Emma
George and Albert Triumph
Inverugie Young Alfred
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 82 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 82
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
12A
NORE COMMAND-continued.
13
(THE NORE AREA-continued.)
NORE COMMAND-continued.
CHATHAM.
SHEERNESS-continued.
(HARWICH AREA.)
Base Ship.-St. Tudno. D
HARWICH.
6th Minesweeping Flotilla.
Magnetic Ships.
[5] Halcyon X D
M.L. Training Boat.
[45] Corfield
Chatham.
Base Ship-Badger.
(S.O.)
ML 103A
.
-
Chatham.
[5] Speedwell X D
[3] Corbrae
Harwich.
[2] Springdale
Sheerness.
1st A/S Group (Trawlers.)
[5] Hussar X
-
SHEERNESS.
[10] D Springtide
Tyne.
[1] Sapphire A D
Harwich.
[5] Harrier X LL/D
Repairs.
Base Ship.-Wildfire.
24 July
Complete
(S.O.)
[1] Basset A
Sheerness.
M/S Yachts.
[45] Aronia D
[1] Tourmaline A
-
Paddle Minesweepers.
Harwich.
(Captain M/S).
*12th Minesweeping Flotilla.
[45] Sylph
Sheerness.
Experimental Flotilla.
[1] Turquoise A D
[62] C Queen Empress
(Fast Motor Boat).
Tugs.
XD (S.O.)
[2] Salvo X/L
[62] C Oriole x D
Lowestoft.
Paddle Minesweeper.
[62] P Duchess of Fife
City of Rochester
[2] Servitor X/L
3rd A/S Group (Trawlers).
XD
Chatham. Future under con-
Sheerness.
[11] Amethyst A D
[62] C Marmion X D
sideration. To be paid off.
Repairs. Date uncertain.
[2] Shako X/L
(S.O.)
[62] Lorna Doone X
f.o. Plymouth.
Danlayers (Trawlers).
[11] Agate A D
Harwich.
[2] Burnbanks
[2] Solitaire X/L D
* To Lowestoft temporarily.
-
[2] Dolores
Sheerness. Dockyard Control.
[11] Jasper AD
Defective. (To be used as
[2] Bracon Heath
Special Service.)
M/S Trawlers.
M/S Drifters.
Group 4.
M/S Trawlers.
[45] Boy Allen S
11th A/S Group (Trawlers).
[2] Corena X D
[45] Larch X D
Group 2.
[3] Artic Pioneer A D
[45] Devon County S
[2] Berberis x/s D
[45] Force X D
20 kw.
Sheerness.
[3] Drangey A D
Harwich.
[45] Forerunner S
Harwich.
[45] Tamarisk XD
Sheerness.
[2] Stella Leonis XD
20 kw.
[3] Sphene AD
[45] Pyrope X D
[45] Plumer S 22 kw.
Sheerness. Repairs. Date un-
[2] Fleming XD
[3] Viviana A D
I
certain.
[45] Bernard Shaw X D
Group 3.
Group 5.
[45] Milford Prince X D
Auxiliary Patrol Vessels.
Ex 19th A/S Group.
[2] Stella Rigel x
[45] Edwardian X D
Sheerness.
[45] Cervantes
[1] Lord Plender A
[2] Waveflower X D
[45] Tilburyness XD
Harwich.
Harwich.
[45] Elizabeth Green
[2] Green Fly A
[2] Lord Melchett X D
[45] Mary Jane
[8] Firefly X
Group 30.
Sheerness.
[2] WilliamWesney X D
[45] Silvery Breeze
[8] Peter Carey x/s D
[8] Wardour X/D
Sheerness.
[45] Shunesta
A/S Trawlers.
[8] Windward Ho X D
[45] Margaret Mary
[2] Lady Madeline A
Group 56.
Chatham. Repairs. Date un-
Harwich.
certain.
Lady Lilian A D
[24] Stour X D
Harwich.
[50] Arctic Hunter M/S Trawlers Sheerness. (Ungrouped).
[24] Tranio X
Sheerness.
[45] Darogah X/LL D
X/LL D
[24] Joseph Button x/s
Harwich.
[45] Norse X/LL D
Chatham. Repairs. Completes
Special Service Vessels.
D
27 July.
[45] Golden Eagle
M/S Yacht.
[2] River Clyde X
Harwich.
[45] Kennymore X/LL D
Chatham.
[2] London Pride
Harwich.
[45] Royal Eagle D
(Fast Motor Boat)
[8] Conquistador
Sheerness.
[45] Resolvo X/LL D
X/LL D
Sheerness.
Group 58.
[45] Sunlight X/LL D
[2] Edward Walmsley
Dan-laying Vessels.
XD
Fentonian LL D
Boom Defence Tugs.
[2] Tehana X D-
[45] Crevice
[2] Madeline
Harwich.
Harwich.
[2] Thomas Leeds X/SD
[45] Kelpy
Sheerness.
[2] Boy Pat
Approved suitable for Dan-
laying,
[15] Red Gauntlet x/s D
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 88 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 88
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Student Prince F - Humber.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 91 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 91
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
[27] Ijiun XD - Cowes.
[27] Milford Duchess Gosport.
XD Empyrean L/LD . Portsmouth.
[44] Returno LL - Portsmouth.
[45] Refundo LL - f.o. Tyne.
[44] Exyahne LL - Harwich.
Ahola Lahloo.
Ankh Letna.
Naneta.
Bounty Navicula.
Caryanda Semita.
Diana Seriola.
Eilla II Thele.
[27] Cape Spartel [27] X/LLD M/S Trawlers. Portsmouth.
Sawfly X - Demagnetisation Exp.
[27] C Magnolia X/LLD Portsmouth.
ML 101 A - Portsmouth.
ML 102 A - St. Helens, I.O.W. (for duty as training boat, Portland).
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 95 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 95
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
[45] Aisha - - Sheerness.
[43] Amalfi - . - f.o. Southampton.
[45] Caleta - - Sheerness.
[45] Caterina - -
[45] Chrystobel II - Ramsgate.
[43] Clorinde - - f.o. Southampton.
[45] Glala - - Ramsgate.
Majesta - - f.o. Cowes.
[45] Ma Joie II - - Sheerness.
[45] Golden Eagle - Sheerness.
[45] Royal Eagle D - Left Sheerness 1 June.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 101 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 101
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
[3] Adventurine -
[3] Arnold Bennett -
[3] Cape Barracouta -
[3] Chalcedony - -
[3] Commander Evans
[3] Faraday - -
[3] Galvani - -
[3] Kings Grey - -
[3] Lady Shirley - Lowestoft.
[3] Loch Hope - -
[3] Loch Inver - - -
[3] Morgan Jones -
[3] North Ness - -
[3] Southcoates - -
[3] Stella Carina - Lowestoft.
[3] Syrian - -
[3] Tervani - -
[3] William Brady -
3 Alfredian - -
3 Amroth Castle -
3 Arctic Trapper ,-
3 Fairway - -
3 Franc Tireur -
3 Gregory - -
3 Hekla - - Lowestoft.
3 Helvetia - -
3 Kopanes - -
3 Lord Beaconsfield -
3 3 Oystermouth Castle Patti - - - Left lingsea. Hull 1 June for Bright- Lowestoft.
[3] Rugby - - Left Hull 1 June for
[3] Sarpedon - 1 lingsea. Bright-
[3] Wyoming - -
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 110 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 110
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
35
M/S VESSELS REQUISITIONED AND FITTING Allocated OUT to WITH DOUBLE L SWEEPS
35A
Com-
Fitting out at
pletion
Remarks.
Ship.
Date.
VESSELS REQUISITIONED AND FITTING OUT WITH DOUBLE L SWEEPS.
Date of
Harwich.
Ship.
arrival.
Fitting out at
Allocated to
18/7
London.
Remarks.
Abronia Agnes Wickfield D
Liverpool.
Liverpool.
-
Probable com-
21/8
Victoria Docks.
Sheerness.
pletion dates
Avola
Tyne Dock.
shown in brackets
-
Ben Bhula
..
Gateshead.
-
Ben Gulvain
Dumbarton.
-
Skudd 3
End Aug.
Bowling.
Ben Heilem
Yarmouth.
Dumbarton.
-
Skudd 4
End Aug.
Govan.
Yarmouth.
Ben Breac
E. India Docks.
-
Skudd 5
End Aug.
Port Glasgow.
Ben Meidie
Granton.
Leith.
Rosyth.
-
Skudd 6
End Aug.
Bristol.
Swansea.
Bjerk
25/8
Birkenhead.
Yarmouth.
Bouvet I D
Sluga D
21/7
Govan.
Scapa.
25/8
Liverpool.
Yarmouth.
Soika
End Aug.
Govan.
Abroad.
Bouvet II D
30/8
Liverpool.
Yarmouth.
Sotra
End Aug.
Govan.
Abroad.
Bouvet III D
19/8
Liverpool.
Yarmouth.
Southern Chief
15/8
Milford.
Swansea.
Bouvet IV D
Woolwich.
Southern Field
20/8
Hull.
Granton.
-
British
..
Cadorna
5/8
Troon.
Liverpool.
Southern Foam
15/8
Hull.
Swansea.
..
Birkenhead.
Star of Britain
-
Hartlepool.
-
Caldy
: .
Chatham.
Stefa D
10/8
Govan.
Ardrossan.
-
Capricornus
Stina D
20/7
Penarth.
Cayrian D
Grimsby.
Scapa.
-
..
Hull.
Grimsby.
Sukha D
22/7
Govan.
Scapa.
Cortina
-
..
Troon.
Liverpool.
Sulla D
15/8
Glasgow.
Ardrossan.
Darwen
: .
20/7
Delphinus
18/8
Blackwall.
Sumba
10/8
Port Talbot.
Ardrossan.
Sheerness.
:
Svana
End Aug.
Govan.
Abroad.
Desiree
23/7
Hull.
Sheerness.
Svega
30/7
Bristol.
Swansea.
Drummer Boy D
-
Humber.
Grimsby.
Swansea Castle
-
Birkenhead.
Eileen Duncan
-
Hartlepool.
Swona
End Aug.
Govan.
Swansea.
Elena
:
20/7
Deptford.
Plymouth.
The Roman D.
4/8
Birkenhead.
Harwich.
Elsie Cam
5/8
Hull.
:
Grimsby.
[32] Tokyo II D
23/7
Woolwich.
Plymouth.
Etruscan D
29/7
Grimsby.
Harwich.
Tornado
2/8
Falmouth.
Dundee.
Fazenta D
-
**
Grimsby.
Grimsby.
Valesca
5/8
Yarmouth.
Tyne.
Fort Robert
-
Chatham.
Varanis D
22/7
Hull.
Grimsby.
Friesland D
-
Glasgow.
Velmont D
-
Hull.
Granton.
Garola D
22/7
London.
Tyne.
William
-
Lowestoft.
Harwich.
Gwenllian D
25/8
Liverpool.
Liverpool.
Stephens.
Hatuse
-
:
Dumbarton.
Hav
25/8
Irvine.
Ardrossan.
Hortensia
-
Grimsby.
Hval V
:.
-
Leith.
Invercauld
DRIFTERS FOR L/L MINESWEEPING.
-
Jean Edmunds
Glasgow.
Allocated to-
-
Lacenia D
Hartlepool.
16/7
Barrow.
Liverpool.
Thrifty D
-
I
Libra D
f.o. Southampton.
Portland.
:
23/7
Libyan D
Victoria Dock.
Sheerness.
2/8
-
Woolwich.
Kindred Star
-
Malacolite
Tyne.
-
Manx Prince D
London.
Castle Bay D
-
-
17/7
Marjorie M.
Grimsby.
Grimsby.
f.o. Grimsby.
Grimsby.
-
Hastie
Hartlepool.
Ocean Lux D
-
-
Marano
:
10/8
Moonrise D
Blackwall.
[62] Lord Barham -
-
20/8
Sheerness.
Falmouth.
f.o. Aberdeen.
Aberdeen.
Northward Ho
Dundee.
-
Olympia
Tyne
[62] Lord Hood
-
-
Lowestoft.
-
Orpheus
Hull.
Granton.
Glow
I
-
-
Peken
I
Dundee.
Grimsby.
f.o. Dundee.
Polar V D
-
30/8
Grimsby.
Jenny Irwin D
-
-
Polar VI D
Ratapiko
30/8
Liverpool.
Birkenhead.
Belfast.
Unicity
-
-
-
f.o. N. Shields.
Tyne.
Raymont D
-
Belfast.
Dundee.
-
Royallieu D
I
22/8
Hull.
Tweenways
-
Revello D
London.
Harwich.
Rolls Royce
Victoria Dock.
Grimsby.
Go Ahead
-
5/8
Sheerness.
f.o. London.
Sabra D
-
Sabreur
30/7
Grimsby.
Harwich.
Welcome Home -
Salvo
Irvine.
-
London.
Scapa.
Banshee
-
-
Greenock.
Sanson
-
Tyne.
f.o. Irvine.
Sarna D
Troon.
I
Ocean Lifebuoy
Sasebo
End Aug.
London.
Greenock.
Sheerness.
Sevra
Sweet Promise -
Harwich.
/
Shera D
20/8
Dumbarton.
Abroad.
f.o. Brightlingsea.
Shika D
15/8
Govan.
Sea Holly
-
Shusa D
25/8
Glasgow.
Ardrossan.
Silja
25/8
Liverpool.
Ardrossan.
Sirra D
30/7
Birkenhead.
Yarmouth,
15/8
Avonmouth.
Yarmouth.
(C38488)
Fleetwood.
Swansea.
Scapa.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 114 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 114
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
DUTCH Jacquelin Clasine - - - Uiver - f.o. Rosyth. Allocated Liverpool.
- Zwarte Zee -
- - Alma -
- Claesje - -
Hercules - - f.o. Milford Haven.
- - - Bergen
Eveline - - -
Cas Lenan- - -
Nivose - - -
Tartarin Ventose - Southampton.
Monique Camille -
Tourteau - -
Thorodd - - -
Nordhav - - -
Bortind - - - Port Edgar. (To Rosyth Command on completion)
Syrian - - -
Ocean Scout - f.o. Lowestoft. Date uncertain.
Sunbeam II - - Tessie - - - f.o. Rowhedge Iron Works, Colchester.
[1] Alex Watts - - f.o. Millwall.
Welwyn - - - f.o. Greenwich.
Atmah - - - Havre (to be f.o. Gosport).
Xarifa I - - f.o. Southampton.
Fenella - -
Exchequer - - f.o. Buckie.
Lassie Main - - - f.o.
Doorie Brae - 1 Fraserburgh.
Amazone - - - f.o. Southampton.
Maux Lad - -
Charles Livingstone f.o. Birkenhead.
Maux Lass - - f.o. Barrow.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 119 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 119
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
34
AUXILIARY A/S VESSELS-continued.
35
(Yachts.)
M/S VESSELS REQUISITIONED AND FITTING OUT WITH DOUBLE L SWEEPS.
Summary of A/S Groups.
Ship.
Date of
Arrival.
Fitting out at
Allocated to
Remarks.
Name of Ship.
Station.
Group.
Group.
Name of Ship.
Probable com-
Station.
pletion dates
Abronia
shown in brackets
-
Campeador V. A
Grimsby
85
Mollusc A
Hull.
{
Agnes Wickfield
-
Ports-
81
Rion A
Liverpool.
Avola
Wilna A
-
mouth
Victoria Docks.
Anna Marie C
Bouvet I
Swansea
{
-
Birkenhead.
86
Rhodora A
Bouvet II
-
Hiniesta A
Liverpool.
f.o.
Bouvet III
Oracle A
-
Liverpool.
Aarla A
Bouvet IV
-
Liverpool.
Alice A
Cadorna
: .
-
Ardrossan
82
Coila A
Glen Strathallan A
Barry
87
Migrante A
Troon.
f.o.
Calverton
Zaza A
-
Grimsby.
Kalan C
f.o.
Capricornus
-
Chatham.
Cayrian
-
Lady Blanche A f.o.
Grimsby.
Darwen
-
88
Virginia A
Troon.
Liverpool
Altair A
Delphinus
-
Blackwall.
Falmouth
83
{
Maid Marion A
Evadne A
Drummer Boy
-
Viva II A
Humber.
Elena
-
Deptford.
[28] Conqueror A
El Menzala
-
Falmouth.
Portland
28
89
St. Modwen A
Elsie Carn
-
Hull.
28 Shemara A
Etruscan
-
Campbel-
84
{
[28] Valena A
Grimsby.
Tuscarora A
Fazenta
-
Grimsby.
town
Carina A D
f.o
Fort Robert
-
Lady Shahrazad A f.o.
Chatham.
Dover
-
Tarret A
f.o.
Friesland
-
Glasgow.
1
Garola
-
London.
Gwenllian
-
Liverpool.
YACHTS.
Hav
-
Irvine.
[43] Philante D
Libra
-
Victoria Dock.
Heliopolis
Portsmouth. (For temporary target vessel duties.)
f.o. Southampton. (To replace Philante.)
Libyan
-
Woolwich.
Luda Lady
14 Feb.
Tyne.
Malacolite
-
London.
AUXILIARY A/S VESSELS.
Manx Prince
-
Grimsby.
(Drifters.)
Marano
-
Blackwall.
Station.
Mariout
-
Falmouth.
Group.
Name of Ship.
Olympia
-
Hull.
Polar V
-
Liverpool.
Sunnyside Girl A
Polar VI
-
Birkenhead.
Raymont
-
Hull.
Loyal Friend A
Revello
-
Victoria Dock.
West Haven A
Sabra
-
Irvine.
Sabreur
-
London.
Craig Roy A
Salvo
Troon.
I
The Provost A
London.
Scapa
Sanson
-
71
Greenock.
Sarna
-
Fisher Lad A
Sea Holly
I
Brightlingsea.
Govan.
-
Crannock A
Sevra
-
Glasgow.
Shera
Fawn A
Liverpool.
Shika
-
Birkenhead.
Inver Cairn A
Shusa
I
Avonmouth.
-
Silja
Fleetwood.
Branch A
-
Sirra
Govan.
-
Sluga
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 120 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 120
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
40
Page
Page
Dorothy Lambert
15
Esmeralda
41
25
29
Craig Alvah
Dragonet
Esperanza
26
13
Drangey
Essex Maid
9A
Page
Page
22
14A
Craig-Bo Craig Island
Drummer
Ethel Taylor
Forfeit
Page
26
Golden Lily
26
36
Herdis
Drummer Boy
35
Ethfra
24
Forte
2
17
Golden News
8
Hero
Craigmiller
28
Duchess of Down
7
Ethiopian
Fortitude
36
23
19
Golden Sunbeam
10
Heron
Fort Robert
17
Craig Roy
26
Duchess of Fife
13
Etruria
9A
35
Golden Thyme
28
Hertfordshire
22
Etruscan
29
Fort Rose
9A
Cramond Craik Island
Duchess of Rothesay
15
14B
Golden View
14
Hickory
24
22
2
Duenna
Euclase
7
Fort Ryan
29
Goodwill
22
Hilda Cooper
14
Cranefly
28
25
35
Fortuna
23
Goodwin
17
Dulcibelle
Europa Eunice and Nellie
Hildegarde
36B
Crannock
17
14a
Forward
9A
Gorecht
9
Hildena
21
Dundalk
16
Creagh Mhor
26
14a
Foss
29
Gorse
28
Hinba
Dundarg
27
8
Evadne
14B
Crest
14A
Fox
30
Gossamer
16
Hiniesta
3
Crestflower
Dunedin
14
12A
Eveline
Foyle
20
Goth
Crevice
Dungeness
14B
18
Evelyn Rose
5
16
Holdfast
11
Franc Tireur
36A
14
Gowan
22
Holland
8
Cuirass
28
Dunluce Castle
28
Evening Primrose
Freres Coquelin
35B
Gowan Craig
19
14
Holly
15
Cumulus
12
Dunnet
2
Everton
Friesland
35
14A
G. R. Purdy
24
Hollydale
22
Curlew
15
Dunraven Castle
27
Evesham
Freyer
21
Grampion
15
Hondsrug
9
17
Curtana
5
Dusky Queen
11
Ewald
Friarage
24
Grateful
28
14B
Hopeful
18
Cutty Sark
Exchequer
Frons Olivae
22
Great Admiral
5
Horizon
28
8
6
Cypress
Fumarole
28
Gregory
26
Hornbeam
5
6
Exyáhne
36A
Cysne II
E. & T.S.
Fyldea
10
Greenfly
13
Hortensia
35
E.
14
Green Howard
19
Hosanna
11
Ex Fortis
22
Green Pastures
29
Hoverfly
21
Eager
14A
Explorer
12
G.
Greetings
4
Huddersfield Town
4
D.
Eaglet II
5
21
Gadfly
22
Grey Mist
11
Hugh Walpole
30
Dahinda II
2
Earl Essex
14
Gael
17
Grimsby Town
10
Hurrying Angel
9
13
Daisy Bank
25
Earl Kitchener
14
Galatea
5
Grosmont Castle
27
Hussar
Dale Castle
19
Easter Rose
27
F.
Galvani
14B
Grouville
28
Hval V
35
Dalmatia
8
Ebor Abbey
26
Fairhaven
Garola
35
Guava
5
Damito
9A
Ebor Jewel
17
Fairway
36B
Garry
20
Guide On
14A
Dane
22
Ebor Wyke
29
Fair Weather
14
Gaston Riviere
35B
Guiding Light
28
I.
14
Guelder Rose
23
Idyll
12
Dane Hill
23
Eccleshill
29
28
Gava
Fairy Knowe
Daneman
8,25
Ecila
14A
Gelert
9
Guillemot
31
Ijiun
8
3
Falconet
Daniel Clowden
29
Eden
11
Genberdina Johanna
6
Gula
14B
Imelda
29
2
Fano
12
24
Geneva
17
Gulfoss
15
Imperia
17A
Danube III
Edith M. Purdy
29
Faraday
14B
Genius
15
Gulzar
11
Imperialist
25
Danube IV
12
Edward Walmsley
13
Favour
Inchgower
27
Geordie
23
Gunner
25
2
Danube V
12
Edwardian
12A
Fawn
George and Albert
12
Gustave Dennis
35B
Indian Star
2
D'Arcy Cooper
28
14
Edwina
14
Fazenta
George Bligh
37
Gwenllian
35
Indian Summer
28
Darnaway
35
25
E. & F.
5
Feaco
George Cousins
26
Gwmaho
4
Industry
26
Darnett Ness
8
3
Egeria
17
Fear Not
George D. Irvine
14
Interloper
9A
Darogah
30
Internos
14A
12A
Eileen Duncan
Darthema
35
Feasible
15
George Adgell
11
8
Eileen Emma
10
Fedalmo
George Robb
15
Invercairn
28
Darwin
12
35
Eilla II
9
23
Georgette
3
H.
Invercauld
35
David Ogilvie
23
Felicity
Gervais Rentoul
10
Haarlem
36c
Inverforth
3
Davey
Elbury
16
Fenella
36A
28
Eldorado
Gilder
17A
Halcyon
13
Inverugie
12
Dayspring
25
Fentonian
12A
28
Iona
7
26
Dee
E. Lauland
Gillian
24
Halo
17
Fernmoor
29
20
Gilt Edge
8
Hanyards
3
Irvana
15
Defiance
Electra II
5
Ferry Belle
9
Girard
37
Harbinger
6
Isle of May
18
2
De la Pole
Elena
35
Ferryman
17
Girl Christian
22
Harlech Castle
27
Istria
28
14B
Delphinus
Elgin
Deodar
35
16
Elisabeth Therese
Ferry Prince
9
Girl Ellen
23
Harmattan
28
35B
Fertile Vale
22
Girl Gladys
10
Harrier
13
Deo-Na-Mara
22
Elizabeth Angela
11
11
Girl Helen
23
Harry Melling
23
J.
17
Fervent
Deo Volante
Elizabeth Green
12A
11
Girl Mary
22
Harvest Gleaner
14
Jacketa
11
28
Dervish Derby County
Elk
Fidget
22
Girl Pat
12
Harvest Hope
28
Jacinta
14
4
2
Fidra
Ellesmere
16
Girl Winifred
23
Harvest Reaper
7
Jack Eve
14A
9A
Filey Bay
19
Jacqueline Clasine
36A
Desiree
17
Elm
21
Gladys
29
Hatano
Destinn
35
Elna
25
Fintray
24
Glala
12
Hatuse
35
Jade
32
Devon City
5
Eloquent
9A
Fir
Gleam On
26
Hav
35
James Barrie
37
12A
Devon County
20
19
Firefly
Gleaner
31
Hawthorn
24
James Lay
15
Else Rykens
11
Dewey Rose
12A
Elsie Carn
28
Fisher Boy
28
Gleaners
22
Hawthorn Bank
18
Janetha IV
12
Dhoon
27
35
Fisher Lad
Glen Avon
23
Haybourne Wyke
3
[ano
11
Elsie and Nellie
16
Diana
Glen Gower
23
Hazard
29
[ason
31
14
El Tovar
12
Fitzroy
21
22
Glen Heather
3
Hazel
25
Jasper
13
Dirkje
9
Embrace
Flanders
14
Glen Kidston
17
Heather Belle
30
Jean Edmunds
35
Discovery II
6
Emilion Emerald Wings
27
Flandre
13
Doctor Lee
Glen Strathallan
19
Heather Sprig
27
Jeanie Deans
19
30
8
Fleming
17
Glen Usk
23
Hebe
29
Jeannie Howie
27
Doggers Dolores Bank
29
Empress Emperor of India
11
Flixton
27
Glitter II
12
Hekla
14
Jeannie Leask
8
9
36
Flora
22
Gloamin
7
Helen
5
Jeannie Mackay
22
Donna Doon Nook
12A
En Avant
9A
Floreat II
22
Gloria
29
Helen West
28
Jeannie McIntosh
14A
23
Doonie Braes
Englishman
6
Floreat III
18
35A
Helier II
36c
Jennet
18
Glow
5
Doorie Brae
Enterprising
19
Florence Brferley
4
35A
Heliopolis
18
Jennifer
17
Go Ahead
Dorade II
17
Ephretah
20
Florio
20
19
Helvellyn
19
Jenny Irvine
17
Goatfell
Dorando-Pietri
36A
Epine
28
14A
Golden Eagle
12A
Helvetia
14B
Jenny Irwin
35A
Flush
4
Flying Admiral
19
Hendon
20
Jessie Tait
27
Dorienta
11
Equerry
15
Golden Effort
Dorileen
22
Henriette
23
Jester
19
Erimo
22
Flying Breeze
7
Golden Emblem
8
Golden Gift
Henriette (Fr.)
35B
Jewel
7
Dorinda
Erin
37
3
Flying Wing
15
10
Erith
Golden Harvest
8
Hercules
36A
Jocelyn
21
Dorothy Dorothy (B.D.V.)
36c
27
Fontenoy
H 2
2
Erna
12
16
Foray
12A
28
Eroican
18,37
10
(C38488)
Force
Escalonia
17
Forecast
12A
28
Forerunner
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 122 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 122
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Lass o'Doune 3 Lord Rodney 13, 25 Marjorie M. Hastie 35 Moray 14B New Prince of Wales I 12
Kingston Jacinth 30 Loch Aline 18 M. Milford King 8 41 24 Northern Princess 30
Kingston Olivine 10 Loch Alsh 16 M.1 9 Milford Prince 12A 43 27 Northern Reward 30
Kingston Onyx 30 Loch Buie 8 M.2 29 Milford Princess 15 44-45 29 Northern Sky 30
9A Lord Collingwood 26 Manx Prince 35
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 123 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 123
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
General Botha - -
Newland - - - Not yet allocated to f.o. yard.
River Ytham - -
Ocean Scout - - f.o. Lowestoft. Date uncertain.
Sunbeam II - - f.o. Rowledge Iron Works, Colchester. Completes 9 June approx.
Tessie - - -
Alex Watts - - f.o. Millwall.
Afredian - - -
Ampulla - - -
Cape Finisterre - -
St. Nectan - -
De la Pole - -
I Dungeness - - f.o. Hull.
Glen Kidston - -
Susarion - - -
St. Wistan - - -
Lady.Hogarth - -
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 124 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 124
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Prince Leo 36B
Princess Elizabeth 15
Princess Mary 15
Princessa 9
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 129 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 129
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Ferry Prince 8
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 131 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 131
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Prince Leo 36B
Princess Elizabeth 10
Princess Mary 15 S
Princessa 27
20 Manx Prince 35 5 16 Norman Wilson 20
13 Marie 18 2,3 12A Northern Princess 30
20 Milford Prince 11 N. Ocean Treasure 12
Milford Princess 12A 27 Ocean View 2
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 133 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 133
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
44
Page
45
Page
5
Slogan
Page
36
Sata
15
Sluga
Page
Rose
8
Saturn
Smeaton
13
22
Sublime
23
Page
Rosebud
Saucy
35
Tonny
28
8
Snaefell
7
Suilven
22
Topaze
18
Wardour
Roseden
12
Sawfly
30
Scalby Wyke
Snap
23
Sukha
35A
Torbay II
9
War Duke
Rose Emma
24
19
Solitaire
10
21
Sulara
5
Rose Haugh
Scawfell
Torch
Warland
15
7
Solomon
Sulla
35A
Rose Hilda
Touchstone
6
30
Sceptre
14
Warrior II
9
Solon
Schievan
16
Suma
15
Rose Valley
Tourmaline
5
War Star
24
37
Solstice
Sumba
35A
Trade Wind
25
Rosel
3
Scomber
15
Warwick Deeping
Rose Marie
22
Song
Summer Rose
23
Tranio
27
War Wing
10
Scotch Thistle
8
18
Sonnet
Sunbeam II
36A
Tranquil
13
Wastwater
Ross
27
Scotia II
12
Southcoates
Sunflower IV
14
12
T.R. Ferrens
36
Watchful
Ross Ard
31
15
Scott
Southern Breeze
Sunlight
15
Scottish
25
Tritonia
9
Waterfly
Rotha
17A
24
Sunnyside Girl
28
29
Rowan
Scourge
29
Southern Chief
36c
Triumph
Watermeyer
12
Superman
4
Waveflower
29
Rowan Tree
Scythe
13
Southern Field
35A
Trophy
36B
36B
Supporter
23
Troubadour
Wee Cumbrae
Roxano
Seabreeze
28
Southern Flower
35A
36
12A
Surly
7
Welcome Home
Royal Eagle
Seafarer
28
36c
Troup Ahead
Southern Foam
19
Wellard
14
Surprise
36
True Accord
Royallieu
Royalo
14
Seaflower
Southern Gem
35A
29
29
Susannah Jane
Wellsbach
2
Tumby
36c
23
Wengan
5
Seagull
29
Southern Pride
Susarion
36A
Tunisian
Ruby
17
Sea Holly
Southern Shore
36c
14
Westella
35
Sutton
16
Turcoman
Rugby
32
5
Sea King
16
36c
West Haven
Southern Spray
Svega
35A
Runswick Bay
Turquoise
13
Ryde
10
Sea Lord
11
36c
West Neuk
Southern Star
Swan II
36
Tuscarora
19
36c
Westlyn
16
Southern Wave
Sweet Promise
35A
Ryde (Special Service)
8
Sea Mist
Tweenways
14
Westward Ho
29
Southsea
36c
Sea Monarch
Swift Wing
15
Twinkling Star
20
Whirlpool
Seaman
17
Souvenir
23
Sycamore
24
Whitethorn
Secuta
Spaniard
13
5
Sylph
12A
Widgeon
S.
32
Sedulous
36B
Sylvana
21
Sparsholt
12
Selkirk
16
Spartiate
Syrian
17A
U.
Widgeon of Fearn
Sabra
35
Wigan
18
Syringa
24
Uberty
14
Wildfire
Sabreur
35
Semita
8
Speedwell
10
Uberus
19
Willa
Sailor King
22
Semnos
19
Speedy
29
Ugie Bray
24
William Brady
St. Abbs
9
Seriola
8
Sphene
13
Ullswater
25
William Caldwell
St. Achilleus
13
Servitor
14
Spina
T.
36
Unicity
14
William Cale
St. Adrian
5
Settsu
37
Spindrift
9
Taeping
22
Unicorn II
22
William Hannen
St. Apollo
36c
Sevra
35
Spinet
29
Taipo
16
Unitia
7
William Purdy
St. Cathan
25
Shako
14
Spitfire III
17
Tamarisk
12A
Utilise
19
Wm. Stephens
St. Celestin
29
Shandwick
5
Spranza
23
Tamora
15
Ut. Prosim
10
William Wesney
St. Cyrus
17
Sharpshooter
29
Sprig o' Heather
27
Taransay
15
Willing Boys
St. Dominica
5
Shearwater
31
Springdale
13
Tarret
10
Wilna
St. Donats
16
Sheen
28
Springtide
Tartan
13
Willow
St. Elstan
20
V.
25
Sheldon
4
Spurs
Tea Rose
28
Windermere
St. Fagan
10
9
Sheldrake
21
Tekoura
30
Vadne
8
Windward Ho
St. Katherine
31
Stafnes
12
Shemara
Terje I-V
36c
Valena
9
Wistaria
St. Kenan
9
Stalberg
37
25
Shera
Teroma
24
Valesca
35A
Witham
St. Loman
35
Stalwart
9
25
Shika
Tervani
17A
Vandyck
30
Withernsea
St. Magnus
35
Star of Deveron
12A
26
Shila
Tessie
36A
Varanga
29
Wolborough
St. Melante
36
12A
Star of Hope
28
Tewara
26
Varanis
35A
Wolves
Shiona
St. Mellons
6
Star of the Realm
37
30
36
Vascama
21
Shipmates
Thalia
Wyoming
St. Modwen
10
Star of Orkney
15
23
Velia
6
9
St. Nectan
Shower
Thames (Dutch Tug)
28
Star of the Wave
5
Thames Queen
23
Velmont
35A
36A
St. Olaves
Shusa
35
Starlight Ray
11
26
Ventsyssel
18
9
Thaw
X.
St. Olive
Sicyon
5
29
Staunch
35A
The Boys
10
Venture
22
St. Sunniva
Signa
36
Stefa
35A
15
Vernal
12A
Xmas Rose
St. Tudno
30
The Brit
Signet
21
Vernon II
8
15
12A
Silanion
29
Stella Canopus
Their Merit
St. Wistan
36A
Silja
37
Stella Capella
25
Thele
8
Victoria
9
17A
Thermopylae
Victorian
32
St. Zeno
Silva
35
Stella Carina
22
Y.
Salamander
36c
13
Victory
8
36
Stella Leonis
The Provost
28
Salpa
16
Silver Cloud
Victrix
7
Yarta
Saltash
2
Silver Crest
2
Stella Orion
24
The Roman
35A
37
Yehonala
15
Stella Pegassi
25
The Tower
36B
Vilda
10
Vine
36B
Yehonala II
Salvini
Silver Dawn
11
Stella Polaris
19
The Way
29
Salvo (Tug)
36B
22
Yesso
Silver Fox
13
Thirlmere
25
Viola
Salvo
14
Silver Grey
19
Stella Rigel
29
Yezo
33
26
Violet Flowers
Salvonia
35
Silver Line
4
Stella Sirius
Thomas Altoft
5
York City
35A
Thomas Conolly
12
Virginia
21
Yorkshire Belle
Sandown
3
Silver Queen
27
Stina
Thomas Leeds
13
Visenda
26
2
Yorkshire Lass
Sandringham
10
Silver Seas
11
Stoke City
26
11
Viva II
Thomsons
13
Young Alfred
Sangarius
8,16
Silver Sky
14
Stonefly
Thora
17
Viviana
Sanson
3
13
36c
Young Cliff
Sindonis
26
Stour
21
Vizalma
Saon
Sir John Baker
32
8
Thornwick Bay
Young Ernie
35
Strathcoe
14
Young Jacob
Sapphire
10
23
Three Kings
Sir John Lister
8
Sappho
Strathderry
Thrifty
9
W.
Young Mon
13
7
3
Sarah Hyde
Sir Richard Grenville
Strath Devon
Thunderstone
36B
5
3
Sir Sydney
2
Strathelliot
12A
Tiger
17
Wagtail
15
Sarah Sarba A. Purdy
14
29
Sir Siren Walter Raleigh
14
19
Tiger (tender)
18
Waldemar
Strathgarry
12A
z.
19
12A
Wallena
Sargasso
2
Strathmaree
24
12
Sirra
Sargon
2
5
Tilburyness
10
Sisapon
Strath Rannock
22
Tilly Duff
12A
Walnut
15
Zaza
35
Titan
14
Waltona
27
Zwartze Zee (Dutch)
Sarna
21
Skidaw
Strathspey
3
26
Walwyns Castle
4
333
Sarpedon
35
16
Strathugie
Token
Skipjack
21
14
Skirmisher
17
Tokyo II
35A
Wanderer II
17
Strive
10
Student Prince
4
22
Sturton
(C38230) 380 6/40
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 140 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 140
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
[27] Kingston Cairn- gorm A (S.O.) Portsmouth. Repairs. Date uncertain.
[27] Kingston Agate A D
[27] Kingston Amber AD Portsmouth.
[27] Kingston Ceylonite AD
[27] Kingston Chryso- beryl AD Portsmouth. Repairs. Date uncertain.
[27] Cape Palliser A Portsmouth.
[43] F.S. La Nantaise A Portsmouth.
Cherwell X - Portsmouth. Traffic control
Strathcoe X 1 Portsmouth.
[27] Cape Spartel X/L L D Portsmouth.
[27] Sawfly X D Demagnetisation Exp.
[27] C Magnolia X/L D Portsmouth.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 146 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 146
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
11A
NORE COMMAND
12
DOVER
RAMSGATE-continted.
LONDON.
NORE COMMAND continued.
Fast Motor Boats.
Base Ship-Pembroke.
(THE NORE AREA.)
THAMES AND MEDWAY.
THAMES AND MEDWAY-continued.
Jano
Ramsgate.
M/S Craft.
Harbour Defence Patrol Craft.
Cirrus
Boom Defence Gate Trawlers.
Portland.
New Prince of
Sea Lord
[45] Aisha
[45] Ristango
Wales I
Sheerness.
Mireille
Ramsgate.
[43] Amalfi
[45] Natal II
Colette
-
-
[45] Caleta
[45] Coronatia
Sheerness.
Buzzard
Girl Pat
-
-
[45] Caterina
Contraband Control Base closed.
[45] Chrystobel II
Sheerness.
Collingwood
(All C.C. vessels are being considered for allocation
to other services.)
[43] Clorinde
Echo Sounding Yacht.
[32] Myris
-
[45] Glala
-
Boom Defence Gate Lighters.
[43] Majesta
f.o. Cowes.
[45] Idyll
I
-
[45] Ma Joie II
Sheerness.
Guardship.
[45] Cecil Margetts
-
Ramsgate.
Auxiliary Patrol Vessels.
Janetha IV
Inverness.
[18] D Holdfast
[45] Song
-
(Motor Boats.)
[45] Lizard
Acushla.
Sheerness.
Bluebird.
[45] Lyric
Armed Boarding Vessel.
Comet II.
[45] Dorothy
-
Chatham. Repairs. Completes
Crescent.
[18] P Monas Isle D
18 July.
Eyaine.
[45] Ode
-
-
Exile.
Drifters.
[45] New World
Falaise.
[45] Constant Friend
Fidalga.
Forrard Away.
Ocean Retriever
Other C.C.B. Vessel.
Goddess.
Ocean Toiler
Mooring Lighter.
New Pride of Essex
Ramsgate.
Grilse.
Sheerness.
Gull.
Peacemaker
Sheerness.
[45] Sparsholt
Ingloo.
Receptive
Ineen Dhu.
Iris.
Phyllis Rose
-
Rescue Tug.
Isis.
Ocean Treasure
Examination Vessels.
Kenia
Ramsgate. Refit. Completes
Ivaly.
[45] Danube III
2 Aug.
Jake II.
Sheerness.
Le Bon.
[45] Danube IV
Miss England.
Mullion.
[45] Danube V
Chatham.
Repairs.
Date
Murghabi.
uncertain.
Musca.
Boom Defence Tenders.
[45] Keverne
Narisa.
Sheerness.
Narwale.
[45] Glitter II
Sheerness.
[45] St. Katherine
Nomad III.
Pengouin.
[45] Queen of South I
f.o. Queenborough.
Safari.
[45] Queen of South II
Balloon Barrage Drifters (Sheerness).
Samaki.
Sarah Munro.
Boy Scout
J.T. Hendry
[45] Crevice
Scorpion.
Carry on
Kiddaw
Shemaun,
[45] Kelpy
Sheerness.
Vivace.
Citron
Lavinia L.
Wanda.
[45] Silver Queen
Comely Bank
Marinus
Wanderbird.
Wanderlust.
Constant Hope
Newspray
Sheerness.
Wanganui.
Elsie and Nellie
Our Kate
Water Gipsy.
Ex Fortis
Rose Emma
Weno (Tug).
West Breeze.
Boom Defence Vessels.
George and Albert Triumph
Westcliffe Belle.
White Ghost II,
[45] Buckingham
Inverugie
Young Alfred
Wima.
[45] Caliban
Sheerness.
Windelf.
Winona.
[45] Sarba
Rescue Tug.
Wittington.
[45] Moorgate
Chatham.
Zwarte Zee D
Falmouth.
[45] Thomas Conolly
Sheerness.
(Dutch)
(C38488)
that
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 148 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 148
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
[50] Arctic Hunter X/LL D Sheerness. (Ungrouped).
[45] Darogah X/LL D - Chatham. Repairs.
[45] Norse X/LL D - 27 July. Complete
[45] Kennymore X/LL D
[8] Conquistador
X/LL D [45] Resolvo X/LL D - Sheerness.
[45] Sunlight X/LL D - Repairs. Date
Fentonian LL D - uncertain.
Libra LL D -
[45] Sanson LL D - Left London 20 July.
Magnetic Ships.
[45] Corfield - - Chatham. Defects.
[3] Corbrae - - Complete 25 July.
[2] Springdale - Sheerness.
[10] D Springtide - Tyne. Repairs. Complete 24 July.
Experimental Flotilla.
Tugs.
[2] Salvo X/L - -
[2] Servitor X/L -
[2] Shako X/L - Sheerness.
[2] Solitaire X/L D -
M/S Drifters.
[45] Boy Alan D -
[45] Devon County S 20 kw. [45] Forerunner S Sheerness.
20 kw. [45] Plumer S 22 kw. Sheerness. Repairs. Date up certain.
Auxiliary Patrol Vessels.
[45] Cervantes -
[45] Elizabeth Green
[45] Mary Jane - Sheerness.
[45] Silvery Breeze -
[45] Shunesta
[45] Margaret Mary Chatham. Repairs. Date us certain.xood
[45] Madam Pompadour
[45] Sheldrake Sheerness.
Special Service Vessels. Date
[45] Golden Eagle Chatham. Defects,
[45] Royal Eagle D uncertain. Chatham. Defects. 25 July.
[5] Halcyon X D (S.O.) Harwich.
[5] Speedwell X D Chatham. Repairs. Date uncertain.
[5] Hussar X Harwich.
[5] Harrier X LL/D Yarmouth.
[32] Cachelot - -
[32] Curlew - -
[32] Fedalma II -
[32] Jong - - Chatham.
[32] Lazy Days - -
[32] Snow Bunting - - -
[32] Wairakei II - - -
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 149 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 149
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
Ahola Lahloo.
Ankh Letna.
Naneta.
Bounty Navicula. D
Caryanda Semita. D
Diana Seriola.
Eilla II Thele.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 153 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 153
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
[45] Aisha - - Sheerness.
[43] Amalfi - . - f.o. Southampton.
[45] Caleta - - Sheerness.
[45] Caterina - -
[45] Chrystobel II - Ramsgate.
[43] Clorinde - - f.o. Southampton.
[45] Glala - - Ramsgate.
Majesta - - f.o. Cowes.
[45] Ma Joie II - Sheerness.
Drifters.
Constant Friend f.o. Lowestoft.
Ocean Retriever
Ocean Toiler - f.o. Rowhedge, Essex.
Peacemaker - f.o. Lowestoft.
Receptive - f.o. Oulton Broad.
Phyllis Rose
Ocean Treasure f.o. Brightlingsea.
Boom Defence Tenders.
[45] Glitter II - e
[45] Kelpy } Civilian Kennet crews Sheerness.
Queen of South I
Queen of South II f.o. Queenborough.
[45] Loch Laggan Boom Defence Vessels.
[45] Buckingham . Caliban I - Sheerness. defects.
[45] Sarba
, . [45] Cadella . Rosyth.
, [45] Moorgate Sheerness.
Thomas Conolly Chatham. certain. Refit. Date un- Sheerness.
[45] Danube III -
[45] Danube V - - Sheerness.
[45] Danube VI - Chatham. Repairs.
[45] Keverne - - uncertain.
[45] St. Katherine I - Sheerness.
[45] Boy Allen S * S
[45] Devon County S 20 kw. Sheerness.
[45] [45] Forerunner S 20 kw. Go Ahead 20 kw.
[45] Plumer S 22 kw. Sheerness. Repairs. Date un- certain.
[45] Welcome Home S 20 kw. Sheerness.
[45] Golden Eagle - Sheerness.
[45] Royal Eagle D - Left Sheerness.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 154 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 154
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Student Prince F - Humber.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 161 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 161
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Student Prince F Humber.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 180 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 180
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
Southern Gem A -
Southern Pride A I f.o. Blyth.
Helier II A - - North Shields.
Terje I A - .
Terje II A - 1
Terje III A - - f.o. Hull.
Terje IV A - -
Terje VA- - - 1 f.o. Grimsby.
Southern Flower A - f.o. Grimsby.
Southern Shore A -
Southern Wave A - f.o. Hebburn.
Southern Spray A -
Southern Star A -
Southern Breeze A 1 f.o. S. Shields.
Stora - - -
Sposa - - -
Recoil A - , - f.o. North Shields. 6 August.
Vizalma A Building, Beverley. 17 August } To work up at Tobermory then
St. Zeno A - I Building, Beverley. 25 July to Belfast.
[6] Haarlem - - . f.o. Wallsend. 3 August.
[6] Erin - # - 3 August.
Lady Rosemary D I f.o. Port Talbot.
Cape Mariato - - f.o. Port Talbot.
Stella Polaris f.o. Govan.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 181 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 181
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
34
AUXILIARY A/S VESSELS-continued
35
(Yachts.)
M/S VESSELS REQUISITIONED AND FITTING OUT WITH D
Summary of A/S Groups.
Ship.
Date of
Arrival.
Fitting out at
Allocated to
Name of Ship.
Station.
Group.
Probable com-
Station.
Group.
Name of Ship.
pletion dates
shown in brackets
Abronia
-
Campeador V. A
Grimsby
85
Hull.
Mollusc A
-
81
{
Agnes Wickfield
Rion A
Liverpool.
Ports-
Akita
-
mouth
Wilna A
Barrow
Portsmouth.
Anna Marie C
Avola
-
Victoria Docks.
Swansea
86
Rhodora A
Ben Bhula
-
-
Hiniesta A
Oracle A
f.o.
Ben Gulvain
-
-
Aarla A
Bouvet I
-
Birkenhead.
-
Alice A
Bouvet II
-
Liverpool.
Ardrossan
S2
Coila A
Barry
87
Migrante A
Glen Strathallan A
Bouvet III
-
Zaza A
Liverpool.
Bouvet IV
-
Liverpool.
British
-
Woolwich
Grimsby.
Lady Blanche A
Cadorna
-
Troon.
Liverpool
88
Virginia A
Altair A
Calverton
-
Grimsby.
Grimsby.
{
Maid Marion A
Evadne A
Capricornus
-
Chatham.
Falmouth
83
Viva II A
Cayrian
-
Grimsby.
[28] Conqueror A
Cortina
-
Hull.
Grimsby.
Portland
89
[28]
St. Modwen A
Darwen
-
Troon.
[28] Shemara A
Tuscarora A
Delphinus
Blackwall.
-
[28] Valena A
Campbel-
84
Carina A D
f.o
Drummer Boy
Humber.
-
Grimsby.
town
Lady Shahrazad A f.o.
Elena
-
Deptford.
Dover
Tarret A
f.o.
El Menzala
Falmouth.
-
Elsie Carn
Hull.
-
Erith
Sunderland.
Grimsby.
-
YACHTS.
Etruscan
-
Grimsby.
[43] Philante D
Fazenta
-
Grimsby.
Heliopolis
Portsmouth. (Under orders to proceed to Plymouth.)
S. Shields.
Sheerness.
Fentonian
-
f.o. Southampton. (To replace Philante.)
Chatham.
Fort Robert
-
Friesland
-
Glasgow.
:
AUXILIARY A/S VESSELS.
London.
Portland.
Garola
-
(Drifters.)
Gwenllian
Liverpool.
-
Irvine.
Hav
-
Station.
Barrow.
Lyness.
Group.
Name of Ship.
Lacenia
-
Victoria Dock.
Libra
-
Woolwich.
Libyan
I
Sunnyside Girl A
Tyne.
Grimsby.
Luda Lady
-
London.
Loyal Friend A
Malacolite
-
Grimsby.
Grimsby.
Manx Prince
-
West Haven A
Blackwall.
Marano
-
Falmouth.
Craig Roy A
Mariout
-
Barrow.
Lyness.
-
Scapa
71
The Provost A
Nab Wyke
Hull.
-
Olympia
Fisher Lad A
Liverpool.
-
Polar V
Birkenhead.
-
Crannock A
Polar VI
Hull.
Granton.
-
Raymont
Hull.
Grimsby.
Fawn A
I
Remexo
Victoria Dock.
Sheerness.
-
Revello
Inver Cairn A
Irvine.
Sabra
-
Portland.
London.
Branch A
Sabreur
-
Troon.
Salvo
-
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 185 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 185
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
Ocean Scout - - f.o. Lowestoft. Date uncertain.
Sunbeam II - - Rowhedge Iron Works, Colchester.
Tessie - - -
Alex Watts - - f.o. Millwall.
Welwyn - - -
Fenella - 1 f.o. Buckie.
Norna - -
Explorer - -
Freyer - - f.o. Leith,
Brenda - -
Craig-Bo = -
Vesterland - - f.o. Aberdeen.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 186 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 186
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Ferry Prince 17
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 188 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 188
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Lady Elsa 9B Loch Long 20 M.A. West 36 Mercury 19 12 13 New Prince of Wales I 11A
Laeso 17 Longscar 24 Milford Prince 12A 25 10 Nivernes 2
Belle 23 Loon 29 Major 12 Milford Princess 15 26 24 Nivose 36A
Lassie Main 36A Lord Grey 2 Manx Prince 36A Minotaur 14A 42,43 26 Nordhav I 14
Lenola 30 Lord Stamp 2 Marie Elena 35B Moiena 14A Musca 11A Northern Princess 30
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 190 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 190
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Prince Leo 36B
Princess Elizabeth 15
Princess Mary 15
Princess Victoria 3
Princessa 9
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 191 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 191
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
36 Ferry Prince 8 Gleaners 23 Hekla 14 John Stephen 12 Laroc 36B
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 192 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 192
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
V. Page
Vadne 9
Vailema 9A
Valena 9B
Valerier 3
Valesca 35A
Valiant 3B
Valmont 21
Valva 23
Vandyck 30
Van Oost 36c
Varanga 29
Varanis 35A
Vascama 21
Vedette 14B
Velia 14
Ventsyssel 18
Venture 22
Venus 3B
Venus (M.F.V.) 24
Verbena 24
Vernal 14A
Vernon II 8
Vesterland 26
Victor 3A
Victoria 9B
Victorian 32
Victory (drifter) 26
Victory I, II and III 8
Victrix 7
Vidonia 14
Vierge de Jourdes 35B
Vigilant 27
Viking Bank 6
Vilda 17A
Vindelicia 14A
Vine 36B
Viola 22
Violet Flowers 29
Virginia 5
Visenda 21
Vivace 11A
Viva II 2,5
Viviana 13
Vixen 3B
Vixen (M.B.) 9A
Vizalma 36c
W.
Wagtail 5
Wairakei 3A
Wairakei II 12A
Waldemar 15
Wallena 21
Walnut 24
Waltona 23
Page
Walwyns Castle 27
Wanda 9A, 11A
Wanderer II 4
Wanderhind 11A
Wanderlust 11A
Wanganui 11A
Wardour 12A
War Duke 16
Warland 5
Warrior 9A
War Star 5
Warwick Deeping 3
War Wing 14
Wastwater 25
Watchful 15
Waterfly 15
Watergypsy 11A
Watermeyer 23
Waveflower 13
Waverley 3
Wayfarer 9A, 14B
Wee Cumbrae 18
Welbeck 4
Welcome Home 35A
Wellard 8,25
Wellesley 5
Wellsbach 16
Welwyn 36A
Wengan 17
Weno 11A
West Breeze 11A
Westcliffe Belle 11A
West Haven 28
West Holme 4
West Neuk 27
Westlyn 2
Westward 22
Westward Ho 21
Westwind (M.B.) 9A
Westwind 6
Westwood 14A
Whirlpool 28
White Astor 6
White Fox 14A
White Ghost II 11A
White Lady 3B
White Orchid 9A
Whitethorn 25
Whittington 10
Widgeon 31
Widgeon II 10
Widgeon of Fearn 28
Wigan 10
Wildfire 12A
Willa 17
William Bell 4
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 193 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 193
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Lincoln City 19 M.A. West 11 36 New Prince of Wales I 12 Ombra 35
Loch Moidart 17 Manx Prince 35 Norina 37 Rachael Flett 7
Lord Essenden 19 Marmion 13 4-6 13 Northern Princess 30 Pelton 15 Refundo 13
Lowther 4 Milford Prince 12A Muria 4 Ocean Scout 36A 23 Preston North End 36B Rinovia 15
Loyal Friend 14A Milford Princess 15 Murmansk 12 Ocean Spray Prince Leo 10 Rion 8
Lucifer 28 Milford Queen Myris 12A Ocean Sunlight 9 Princess Elizabeth 15 River Annam 22
Luda Lady 3 Millwater 15 Myrtle Ocean Swell 27 Princess Mary 8 River Esk 27 13
Luda Lord 35 Minna 36B Ocean Toiler 12 Princessa 27 River Clyde 14B
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 195 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 195
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
Page
8,16
Sandringham 17
Sangarius 35A
Sanson 10
Saon 13
Sapphire 3
Sappho 14
Sarah Hyde
Sarah A. Purdy 29 12
Sarba 11
Sargasso 21
Sargon
Sarna 35A
Saronta 14A
Sarpedon 11
Sata 5
Saturn 15
Saucy 22
Sawfly 8
Scalby Wyke 30
Scarron 4
Scawfell 19
Sceptre 7
Schelde 6
Schievan 9
Scomber 37
Scotch Thistle 22
Scotia II 18
Scott 31
Scottish 25
Scourge 29
Scythe 13
Seabreeze 28
Seafarer 28
Seaflower 29
Seagull 29
Sea Holly 35A
Sea King 16
Sea Lord 11
Sea Mist 16
Sea Monarch 29
Seaman 17
Secuta 5
Seddon 4
Sedulous 36B
Selkirk 16
Semita 8
Semnos 14B
Seriola 8
Servitor 12A
Sethon 14
Settsu 37
Sevra 35A
Shako 12A
Shandwick 5
Sharpshooter 29
Shearwater 31
Sheen 28
Sheldon 4
Sheldrake 31
Shemara 9
Shera 35A
Sheraton
Shika 14B
Shila 35A
Shiona 36
Shipmates 6
Shower 10
Shusa 28
Sicyon 35A
Signa 29
Signet 36
Silanion 29
Silja 37
Silva 35A
Silver Cloud 36
Silver Crest 2
15
The Boys Page
The Brit 10
The Provost 15
The Roman 28
The Tower 35A
The Way 36B
Their Merit 29
Thele 15
Thermopylae 8
Thirlmere 22
Thomas Altoft 25
Thomas Conolly 26 12%
Thomas Leeds
Thomsons 13
Thora 11
Thornwick Bay 17 21
Three Kings 14
Thrifty 9
Thunderstone 36B
Tiger 17
Tiger (tender) 18
Tilburyness 12A
Tilly Duff 14A
Titan 14
Token 26
Tokyo II 35A
Tonny 18
Topaze 9
Torbay II 10
Torch 6
Touchstone 5
Tourmaline 25
Trade Wind 27
Tranio 13
Tranquil 36
T. R. Ferrens 9
Tritonia 29
Triumph 12
Trophy 36B
Troubadour 36
Troup Ahead 19
True Accord 14A
Tumby 17
Tunisian 14
Turcoman 32
Turquoise 13
Tuscarora 19
Tweenways 14
Trelawney 27
Twinkling Star 20
U.
14
Uberty 19
Uberus 24
Ugie Bray 25
Ullswater 14
Unicity 22
Unicorn II 7
Unitia 19
Utilise 10
Ut. Prosim
V.
8
Vadne 9
Valena 35A
Valesca 30
Vandyck 29
Varanga 35A
Varanis 21
Vascama
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 209 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 209
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Ferry Prince - - Portsmouth.
Princessa - -
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 210 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 210
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Ferry Prince -
Princessa
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 213 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 213
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
[45] Milford Prince X D
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 218 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 218
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
- Jano - - Cirrus - Ramsgate.
Sea Lord - - Portland.
Mireille - - Ramsgate.
[45] Aisha - - Sheerness.
[45] Amalfi - -
[45] Caleta - -
[45] Caterina - -
[45] Chrystobel II -
[45] Clorinde - - Sheerness.
[45] Glala - -
[43] Majesta - -
[45] Ma Joie II - -
Janetha IV - Left Rosyth 28 July for Sheerness.
Drifters.
[45] Constant Friend -
Ocean Retriever -
Ocean Toiler -
Peacemaker - Sheerness.
Receptive -
Phyllis Rose -
Ocean Treasure -
Boom Defence Tenders.
[45] Glitter II - - Sheerness.
[45] Queen of South I } f.o. Queenborough.
[45] Queen of South II
[45] Crevice - -
[45] Kelpy - - Sheerness.
[45] Silver Queen -
Boom Defence Vessels.
[45] Buckingham -
[45] Caliban - Sheerness. -
[45] Sarba - -
[45] Moorgate - - Chatham.
[45]
Boy Scout J. T. Hendry
Carry on Kiddaw
Citron Lavinia L.
Comely Bank Marinus
Constant Hope Newspray Sheerness.
Elsie and Nellie Our Kate
Ex Fortis Rose Emma
George and Albert Triumph
Inverugie Young Alfred
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 220 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 220
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
[50] Arctic Hunter X/LL D Sheerness, Suped).
[45] Darogah X/LL D - Chatham.
[45] Norse X/LL D -
[45] Kennymore X/LL D
[8] Conquistador
X/LL D [45] Resolvo X/LL D - Sheerness.
[45] Sunlight X/LL D - Repairs.
Fentonian LL D - Date uncertain
Libra LLD
[45] Sanson LL D Left London 20 July,
Magnetic Ships.
[45] Corfield - - Chatham.
[3] Corbrae - -
[2] Springdale - - Sheerness.
[10] D Springtide - Tyne.
Experimental Flotilla.
Tugs.
[45] Salvo X/L -
[45] Servitor X/L -
[45] Shako X/L - - Sheerness.
[45] Solitaire X/L D -
M/S Drifters.
[45] Boy Alan SD -
[45] Forerunner S Sheerness.
20 kw. [45] Plumer S 22 kw. - Sheerness. Repairs. Date certain.
Auxiliary Patrol Vessels.
[45] Cervantes - -
[45] Elizabeth Green -
[45] Mary Jane 1 Sheerness
[45] Silvery Breeze -
[45] Shunesta - I Date
[45] Margaret Mary Chatham. Repairs. certain.
[45] Madam Pompadour Sheerness.
[45] Sheldrake
Special Service Vessels. Defects.
[45] Golden Eagle I Chatham. uncertain.
Base Ship-Badger.
1st A/S Group (Trawlers.)
[1] Sapphire A D (S.O.) Harwich.
[1] Basset A - - Sheerness. Repairs. Date un- certain.
[1] Tourmaline A - Harwich.
[1] Turquoise AD
3rd A/S Group (Trawlers).
[11] Amethyst AD (S.O.) Portland.
[11] Agate A D Harwich.
[11] Jasper AD -
11th A/S Group (Trawlers).
[3] Artic Pioneer A D Portland.
[3] Drangey A D -
[3] Sphene A D - N. Woolwich. Repairs. Date uncertain.
[3] Viviana A D - Harwich.
Ex 19th A/S Group.
[1] Lord Plender A - } Harwich.
[2] Green Fly A -
A/S Trawlers.
[2] Lady Madeline A Lady Lilian A D Harwich.
M/S Yachts.
Lexa (Capt. M/S) [2] London Pride (Fast Motor Boat) { Harwich.
Minesweeping Depôt Ship.
Epping - I Harwich.
Dan-laying Vessels.
[2] Madeline - - Harwich.
[2] Boy Pat - - Approved suitable for Dan- laying.
(C38488)
[5] Halcyon X D (S.O.) Harwich.
[5] Speedwell X D - Chatham. Repairs. Completes 2 August.
[5] Hussar X - Sheerness.
[5] Harrier X LL/D Yarmouth.
[32] Cachelot - -
[32] Curlew - -
[32] Fedalma II -
[32] Jong - - - Chatham.
[32] Lazy Days - -
Rayon - - - -
[32] Snow Bunting -
[32] Wairakei II - - -
[45] Royal Eagle D - Chatham.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 221 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 221
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
[3]
[3] William Hannen Dundee. Repairs. Date un- certain.
Boom Defence Gate Trawlers.
Othello - - Grimsby.
Imperia - -
Dervish - -
Loch Moidart - Requisitioned at Hull.
St. Wistan - a
Lady Hogarth -
Alfredian D - Grimsby.
Glen Kidston D -
[3] Stella Carina - Harwich.
Susarion D - - Grimsby.
[44] Patti - - Harwich.
Ampulla D - Grimsby.
Heron - I
Louis Botha - Hull.
Lord Selborne I
Lady Stanley -
Lovania - I Grimsby.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 226 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 226
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Manx Prince LL D
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 239 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 239
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
34
35
AUXILIARY A/S VESSELS-continued.
M/S VESSELS REQUISITIONED AND FITTING OUT WITH DOUBLE L SWEEPS.
Date of
(Yachts.)
Ship.
Arrival.
Fitting out at
Allocated to
Remarks.
Summary of A/S Groups.
Probable com-
pletion dates
Name of Ship.
Station.
Group.
shown in brackets
Name of Ship.
Abronia
-
Hull.
Station.
Group.
Agnes Wickfield
-
Liverpool.
Grimsby
85
Mollusc A
Akita
-
Campeador V. A
Barrow
Portsmouth.
81
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Rion A
Avola
-
Victoria Docks.
Ports-
mouth
Wilna A
Anna Marie C
Ben Bhula
-
Tyne Dock.
Swansea
Rhodora A
Ben Gulvain
-
Gateshead.
86
Hiniesta A
f.o.
-
Birkenhead.
To be relieved by Sedulous.
Bouvet I
Oracle A
Bouvet II
-
Liverpool.
Aarla A
Bouvet III
-
Liverpool.
Alice A
Ardrossan
82
Coila A
Barry
87
Migrante A
Bouvet IV
-
Liverpool.
Glen Strathallan A
Zaza A
British
-
Woolwich
Grimsby.
Cadorna
-
Troon.
Lady Blanche A
Calverton
-
Grimsby.
Grimsby.
Liverpool
88
Virginia A
Altair A
Capricornus
-
Chatham.
Maid Marion A
Evadne A
Cayrian
-
Grimsby.
Falmouth
83
Viva II A
Cortina
Hull.
-
Grimsby.
Troon.
Conqueror A
Darwen
-
89
St. Modwen A
Blackwall.
Portland
Delphinus
-
Shemara A
Drummer Boy
Humber.
-
Grimsby.
Tuscarora A
Valena A
Campbel-
84
Carina A D
f.o
Elena
-
Deptford.
town
Lady Shahrazad A f.o.
Falmouth.
El Menzala
-
Dover
-
Tarret A
f.o.
Hull.
Elsie Carn
-
Sunderland.
Grimsby.
Erith
-
Etruscan
Grimsby.
-
YACHTS.
Fazenta
Grimsby.
-
S. Shields.
Sheerness.
[43] Philante D
Portsmouth. (Under orders to proceed to Plymouth.)
Fentonian
-
Heliopolis
Chatham.
f.o. Southampton. (To replace Philante.)
Fort Robert
-
Friesland
Glasgow.
-
London.
Portland.
Garola
-
AUXILIARY A/S VESSELS.
Liverpool.
Gwenllian
-
(Drifters.)
Irvine.
Hav
-
Barrow.
Lyness.
Lacenia
-
Station.
Group.
Name of Ship.
Victoria Dock.
Libra
-
Woolwich.
Libyan
-
London.
Sunnyside Girl A
Malacolite
-
Grimsby.
Grimsby.
Manx Prince
-
Loyal Friend A
Blackwall.
Marano
-
Falmouth.
West Haven A
Mariout
-
Barrow.
Lyness.
Craig Roy A
Nab Wyke
-
Hull.
Olympia
-
The Provost A
Liverpool.
Scapa
71
Polar V
-
Birkenhead.
Fisher Lad A
Polar VI
-
Granton.
Hull.
Raymont
-
Grimsby.
Crannock A
Hull.
Remexo
-
Sheerness.
Victoria Dock.
Revello
-
Fawn A
Irvine.
Sabra
Portland.
-
London.
Inver Cairn A
Sabreur
-
Troon.
Salvo
-
Branch A
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 243 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 243
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
[43] Prince Leo
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 249 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 249
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Ferry Prince 8
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 251 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 251
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
42
43
Page
Page
Page
Lord Wakefield
3
Merbreeze
Page
21
Groups-continued
Northward Ho
Page
16
Mercury
M/S
27
Northwind
14A
27
Lorinda
Mewslade
3
Phase
Page
Laurel
11
43
29
Lormont
10
44-45
Norwich City
9
Lavatera
Philante
30
12
13
M. H. Stephens
14A
15
46
Notts County
19
Lavinia L
23
Lorna Doone
Philippe
34
4
Michael Griffiths
9
Nyula
19
Laws
30
Lorraine
17
14B
Louis Botha
17
Midas
49
10
23
Learig
16
5
Phineas Phrontes Beard
17
50-51
24
Migrante
2
Leda
4
Lovania
10
Phyllis Rose
5
28
Lowther
14A
Milford Duchess
52-53
Leeds United
23
3
Phyllisia
12
Leeward
28
Milford Duke
54
26
Loyal Friend
8
8
0.
Pict
37
Leicester City
3
Milford Earl
55
13
Oak
Picton Castle
32
S
Lucifer
20
Luda Lady
16
Milford King
56
19
Oaklea
26
Pintail
24
Lephreto
8
24
Luda Lord
2
Milford Prince
57
8
13
Ocean Breeze
28
Plantagenet
31
Leprechaun
25
Le Tiger
Lunar Bow
28
Milford Princess
58
12A
20
Ocean Brine
11
Playmates
29
8
Letna
32
Lune
30
Milford Queen
60
10
Ocean Eddy
22
Plinlimon
11
15
M/S 61 Training Flotilla
37
Plumer
21
Leyland
Lydd
16
35
Millwater
15
20
Ocean Gain
23
Libra
30
Minna
36A
9
Poinavon
12A
36A
Lydd II
Ocean Guide
Murama
23
35
Lydia Long
30
14
Ocean Lifebuoy
Pointer
8
Libra (Dutch)
27
5
36
Libyan
32
Mine Recovery Flotillas-
Muria
4
Ocean Lux
Pointz Castle
14A
Lydiard
Murmansk
35A
24
Polar V
Lichen
Lynx
10
12
Ocean Retriever
35
17
1
12
Polar VI
Liddoch
12
2
11
Myris
Ocean Scout
35
20
Lyric
36A
Poolzee
Liffey
Minicoy
Ocean Spray
36A
24
22
N.
23
Popinjay
Lilac
M.
Minona
35
Ocean Sunlight
22
Lily Oak
28
4
Nab Wyke
9
Powis Castle
Lincoln City
26
M.1
9
Mirabelle
6
14
Ocean Swell
27
Nairnside
27
Preston North End
26
19
M.2
29
Mirage
17
7
Ocean Toiler
12
Prince Leo
Lincolnshire
Namur
36B
M.3
9
6
37
Ocean Treasure
24
Mireille
Nancy Hague
12
Princess Beatrix
36A
Lizzie Birrel
M.A.C. 1 & 2
36
11
8
Ocean View
Llanthony
8
Mist
19
Princess Elizabeth
Naneta
10
Loch Aline
18
M.A.C. 6 & 7
36
28
12
Ocean Vim
5
Mistletoe
Natal II
Princess Mary
15
M.A.C. 5
14
22
8
Ode
12
Princessa
8
Loch Alsh
16
Mitres
Navicula
16
Ogano
3
Principal
27
Loch Buie
15
M.A. West
11
M.L. 100
14A
Negro
Loch Eribol
16
Madden
15
14
28
Ohm
26
Proserpine
28
M.L. 101, 102
Neil Mackay
Madeline
13
9
9
Okino
37
Prospect Ahead
29
Loch Hope
23
M.L. 107
Neil Smith
26
10
Oku
24
Providence
6
Lochinvar
20
Magnolia
8,19
Moed-en-Werk
Netsukis
36
23
Olivae
14
Provider
26
Loch Inver
14
Mahela
14A
Mollusc
New Comet
16
Newhaven N.B.
5
Olive
24
Ptarmigan
9
Loch Laggan
12
Maid Marion
2
Monarch
9
36A
Olive Tree
28
Puffin
31
Loch Leven
16
Majesta
12
Monarda
Newland
11
Olvina
9
Punnet
18
14A
Loch Long
37
Majesty
21
Mona's Isle
New Pride of Essex
11
New Prince of Wales I
Olympia
35
12
Pyramus
30
Loch Melfort
32
Ma Joie II
12
Monimia
Ombra
16
12
Pyrope
12A
16
Loch Moidart
17
Malacolite
35
Montano
Newspray
4
14B
One Accord
3
Loch Monteith
9
Mallard
31
Niblick
Moonstone
32
16
Onetos
14
Loch Oskaig
25
Mangrove
24
Moorgate
Niger
12
4
Night Hawk (Trawler)
4
Onward
9
Q.
Loch Park
Manor
2
3
Moravia
14
28
Oracle
13
Loch Rannock
5
Manora
4
Night Hawk
13
Queen Empress
Moray
14B
37
Oriole
Loch Tulla
28
Man-o'-War
18
Queen of Kent
21
25
Night Raider
Morgan Jones
23
19
Orlando
Lois
Nimrod
Queen of Thanet
21
10
Manx Prince
17
35
Mount Ard
29
Lombard
2
Orvicto
4
Nirvana
Queen of the South I
12
Marano
14A
35
Mount Keen
24
Nobles
4
Osako
London Pride
8
Queen of the South II
12
13
Marauder
9
3
29
Marcia
Moyle
8
Loon
Nodzu
23
Osta
4
Queen Worth
6
23
Oswaldian
Lord Ashfield
Nogi
15
17A
Quest
28
26
Marconi
Lord Austin
14A
M/S Flotillas-
Noontide
28
Othello
8
Quiet Waters
19
Mare
Lord Barham
14
27
Our Bairns
1
29
Norbreeze
12
14A
Maretta
Lord Beaconsfield
10
4
16
Nordhav I
14B
Our Kate
14A
26
Lord Collingwood
Margaret Hyde
15
5
16
Nordland
37
Overfall
14A
R.
11
Margaret Rose
37
13
Norina
37
Oystermouth Castle
7
Lord Essenden
19
Lord Gainford
Maria Joao
6
9
29
Racer
26
7
21
Norlan
37
Marie
Rachael Flett
Lord Grey
18
8
23
Norland
19
36c
11
Lord Hailsham
Marina
36A
P.
Radiant
2
9
10
Norna
2
Marinus
10
16
Radnor Castle
4
Lord Hood
12
10
Norman Wilson
20
Lord Hotham
14A
Marion
11
4
13
Norse
12A
Pangbourne
24, 36A
Raetia
30
Lord Howard
32
Mariout
12
Rambler Rose
35
Northcoates
29
Paragon
3
35
Lord Howe
10
Marmion
Northern Chief
30
Paramount
Raymont
7
11
13
Lord Inchcape
10
Marsoma
Pathway
Reaper
15
M/S Groups-
25
17
27
Northern Dawn
2
Martello
14A
30
Patti
28
Reboundo
29
Lord Irwin
24
1
Northern Duke
Martinet
Paul Rykens
Rebuff
12
Lord Keith
14
12A
7
20
2,3
30
Receptive
36c
Lord Lloyd
13
Northern Foam
11
Mary A. Purdy
Paynter
12
29
4-6
Northern Gem
25
25
14A
5
Recoil
16
Lord Melchet
Mary Sturgeon
28
Northern Gift
30
Peacemaker
Lord Middleton
13
Mary White
7
15
37
Northern Isles
30
Pearl
Recono Red Gauntlet
13
27
17
Lord Northcliffe
19
M.A.S.B. 1, 4 & 5
10-12
15
Pecheur
29
Lord Nuffield
9
14
Northern Light
26
16
14A
Red Sky
14A
36B
M.A.S.B. 6-10
Peggy Nutten
8
Northern Pride
25
15
Reed
Lord Plender
19
1st M.A.S.B. Flotilla
14
16-20
24
15
Northern Princess
30
Pelagos
12
Refraction
14
Lord Rodney
25
9
22-26
2nd Masona M.A.S.B. Flotilla
14
28-29
Northern Reward
30
Pelton
Refundo
28
30
Lord Selborne
11
12A
17
Master John
29
30
Northern Sky
30
Pembroke Pentland Firth
17
Regal
S
Lord Snowden
16
25
12A
Regardo
14B
Lord St. Vincent
2
Mayflower
23
31
Northern Spray
Perilia
14A
21
Lord Stamp
11
28
Northern Sun
30
Peter Carey
28
Regwa
May II
32
22
Lord Stanhope
2
7
34
Northern Wave
25
29
Reids
Medway Queen
26
Melora
16
Northlyn
29
Peter Hendriks
Lord Stonehaven
2
10
37-38
North Ness
23
Peter Nell
2
Mentor
18
40
24
27
41
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 253 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 253
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
44
45
Page
Page
Page
St. Apollo
36c
Semita
Page
6
Sutton
Page
9
9
St. Cathan
Semnos
8
Souvenir
32
Svana
16
Reighton Reigate Wyke
21
St. Celestin
29
Seriola
Trojan
Page
9
14B
Spaniard
12
Svega
35A
Relonzo
35
St. Claire
36
Servitor
Sparsholt
35A
Trophy
2
8
18
Swan II
17
Sethon
Remexo
12A
Spartiate
Troubadour
36B
17
St. Cyrus
13
Sweet Promise
36
Remillo
14
St. Dominica
5
Settsu
14
Speedwell
Troup Ahead
36
29
16
Sevra
Swift Wing
35A
True Accord
19
Renascent
20
St. Donats
37
Speedy
13
Swona
15
St. Elstan
9
Tumby
14A
Rennet
Shako
21
35A
Sphene
36
Sycamore
35A
Tunisian
17
St. George
5
Renzo
Shandwick
9
12A
Spina
9
Sylph
24
Turcoman
14
Resolve
St. Katherine
12
12A
Sharpshooter
5
Spindrift
29
Sylvana
12A
Turquoise
32
Resolvo
St. Kenan
25
8
Shearwater
29
36B
Spinet Spitfire III
17
Syrian
21
Tuscarora
13
Resparko
St. Loman
25
Sheen
31
36c
Syringa
17A
Tweenways
19
Restore
St. Magnus
26
9
Sheldon
28
Spoza
23
8
Trelawney
14
Restrivo
8
Sheldrake
27
21
St. Melante
4
Spranza Springdale Sprig o' Heather
27
Twinkling Star
Retako
35
St. Mellons
30
Shemara
31
20
12A
Revello
10
St. Modwen
9
Shera
9
20
Reverberation
18
St. Nectan
14
Sheraton
35A
Springtide
10
T.
Rezala
3
St. Olaves
9
Shika
14B
Spurs
21
Taeping
Rhodora
5
St. Olive
5
Shila
35A
Stafnes
22
U.
18
Richard Croft
Taipo
14
St. Sunniva
30
Shiona
36
Stalberg
16
9
Tamarisk
Uberty
14
Rig
15
St. Tudno
12A
Shipmates
6
Stalwart
12A
Uberus
36B
St. Wistan
17
Shova
Star of Deveron
8
Tamora
19
Righto
10
15
Rigoletto
36
Star of Hope
28
Taransay
Ugie Bray
24
15
Uiver
19
St. Zeno
36c
Shower
Star of Pentland
36
Tarret
36A
Rime
16
28
10
Ullswater
15
Shusa
25
Salamander
Star of the Realm
37
Tartan
Rinovia
35A
17
Umbriel
14A
8
Salpa
2
Sicyon
Star of Orkney
15
Tea Rose
Rion
29
28
Unicity
14
12
Saltash
16
Signa
Star of the Wave
5
Tehana
Ristango
13
Unicorn II
36B
36
22
River Annam
22
Salvini
Signet
12A
Starlight Ray
11
Tekoura
30
Unitia
29
7
River Esk
27
Salvo (Tug)
Silanion
Staunch
35A
Terje I-V
36c
Utilise
37
19
River Clyde
13
Salvo
35
Silja
14A
Teroma
24
Ut. Prosim
35A
Staunton
10
River Spey
14B
Salvonia
3
Silva
35A
Tervani
22
Utrecht
36A
36
Stefa
River Ytham
36A
Sandown
10
Silver Cloud
Stella Canopus
21
Tessie
36A
2
Riviere
36B
Sandringham
8,16
Silver Crest
15
Stella Capella
13
Tewara
35
Robert Hastie
14B
Sangarius
17
Silver Dawn
Stella Carina
17
Thalia
36
11
Robert Stroud
26
Sanson
35A
Silver Fox
Stella Leonis
13
Thames (Dutch Tug)
23
19
V.
Robin Hood
28
Saon
10
Silver Grey
4
Stella Orion
24
Thames Queen
23
Robina
7
Sapphire
13
Silver Line
27
Stella Pegassi
25
Thaw
26
Vadne
8
Rochebonne
19
11
Stella Polaris
19
The Boys
10
Valena
9
Sappho
3
Silver Queen
Sarah Hyde
Silver Seas
The Brit
15
Valesca
35A
Rodino
16
14
14
Stella Rigel
13
Rogate
Silver Sky
33
The Provost
Vandyck
30
28
9
Sarah A. Purdy
29
26
Stella Sirius
29
3
Sarba
14A
Stina
The Roman
35A
Varanga
Roger Beck
12
Simpson
35A
36B
Varanis
35A
Romany Rose
23
Sargasso
11
Sindonis
32
Stoke City
26
The Tower
29
Vascama
21
Rona
18
Sargon
21
Sir John Baker
8
Stonefly
26
The Way
15
Velia
14
Ronso
16
Sarna
35A
Sir John Lister
19
Stora
36c
Their Merit
35A
8
Velmont
Rooke
20
Saronta
14A
Sir Richard Grenville
2
Stour
13
Thele
18
22
Ventsyssel
Rosa
21
Sarpedon
11
Sir Sydney
14A
Strathcoe
8
Thermopylae
22
25
Venture
Thirlmere
14A
Rosebud
8
Sata
Sir Walter Raleigh
2
Strathderry
23
5
26
Vernal
14
2
Strath Devon
Thomas Altoft
8
Roseden
28
Saturn
Siren
3
12
Vernon II
Rose Emma
12
Saucy
22
Sirra
35A
Strathelliot
14A
Thomas Conolly
9
13
Victoria
32
Rose Haugh
Sawfly
8
Skidaw
21
Strathgarry
14B
Thomas Leeds
11
Victorian
24
8
Rose Hilda
15
Scalby Wyke
30
Skirmisher
4
Strathmaree
14B
Thomsons
17
Victory
7
Rose Valley
30
Scarron
Rosel
Skudd 3, 4, 5 & 6
35A
Strath Rannock
14B
Thora
21
Victrix
14
4
24
Scawfell
6
Strathspey
22
Thornwick Bay
14
Vidonia
36A
Rose Marie
10
Slogan
Viking Bank
3
Sceptre
35A
7
Sluga
Strathugie
3
Three Kings
35A
37
Ross
16
7
Strive
14
Thrifty
36B
Vilda
14A
Ross Ard
Schelde
6
Smeaton
Schievan
23
Student Prince
17
Thunderstone
17
Vindelicia
36B
27
Rotha
9
Snaefell
14B
21
Sturton
22
Tiger
18
Vine
22
Rotherslade
Scomber
37
Snap
Sublime
23
Tiger (tender)
12A
Viola
29
Rowan
23
Scotch Thistle
35A
22
Soika
12A
Tilburyness
14A
Violet Flowers
5
24
Scotia II
Suilven
22
Rowan Tree
18
Solitaire
35A
Tilly Duff
14
Virginia
21
14A
Scott
16
Sukha
Roxano
31
Solomon
Scottish
15
Sulara
5
26
Visenda
2,5
Titan
Royal Charter
36B
25
Solon
35A
35A
Viva II
13
8
Sulla
Token
Royal Eagle
17
Scourge
Viviana
36c
29
Solstice
Tokyo II
Royallieu
12A
12
Scythe
Suma
15
18
6
Tonny
9
Vizalma
14
Song
Seabreeze
35A
Sumba
Royalo
35A
28
8
Sotra
23
23
Topaze
10
Ruby
Seafarer
Summer Rose
28
Southcoates
Rugby
5
Seaflower
36c
Sunbeam II
36A
Torbay II
6
14A
29
Southern Breeze
Runswick Ryde Bay
Seagull
Sunflower IV
Torch
5
35A
14A
25
W.
Southern Chief
Touchstone
5
5
29
Sea Holly
35A
Sunlight
12A
10
35A
Southern Field
Sea King
36c
Tourmaline
27
Sunrise
13
Wagtail
15
37
16
Southern Flower
Sea Lord
35A
Sunnyside Girl
28
Trade Wind
Waldemar
21
11
Southern Foam
Sea Mist
36C
Superman
4
Tranio
19
Wallena
24
16
36C
Supporter
23
Tranquil
27
Southern Gem
Trelawney
9
Walnut
15
S.
Sea Monarch
27
Sabra
Seaman
29
Southern Pride
36C
Surly
7
Sabreur
35
17
Southern Shore
T. R. Ferrens
36A
Waltona Walwyns Castle
4
Secuta
36C
Surprise
36
Sailor King
Seddon
5
36C
Trevo Terceiro
29
Southern Spray
Wanderer II
35
4
Susannah Susarion Jane
2
12
I
St. Adrian
22
Sedulous
Southern Star
36C
17
Tritonia
5
Selkirk
36B
Southern Wave
23
Sutherness
4
Triumph
16
Southsea
(C38230)
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 254 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 254
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
[X] [7] Southern Gem A Completes.
[X] [7] Southern Pride A f.o. Blyth. Complete. To work up at Tobermory then to Belfast. 5 August.
goitting Helier II A D - North Shields. Complete.
[51] Terje I A Complete.
[3] Terje II A f.o. Hull. 31 July.
[3] Terje III A - 6 August.
[3] Terje IV A - Complete.
Terje V A f.o. Grimsby. Mid August.
Southern Flower A f.o. Grimsby. 7 August.
Southern Shore A 5 September.
Southern Wave A - looquevil f.o. Hebburn. 15 August.
Southern Spray A - 24 August,
divo? Southern Star A 9 August.
Southern Breeze A f.o. S. Shields. 12 August.
Stora A - 31 August.
Sposa A - - 10 September.
[6] Recoil A - f.o. North Shields. 6 August.
Vizalma A - Building, Beverley. 17 August. To work up at Tobermory then to Belfast.
[6] Haarlem A Wallsend. 3 August,
[6] Erin A f.o. 3 August.
Lady Rosemary AD f.o. Port Talbot.
Cape Mariato A - f.o. Port Talbot.
Stella Polaris A f.o. Govan.
Star of India A - f.o. Southampton.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 255 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 255
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
44
45
Page
Page
Page
St. Apollo
36c
Semita
Page
6
Sutton
Page
9
9
St. Cathan
Semnos
Souvenir
32
Svana
16
Reighton Reigate Wyke
21
8
Trojan
Page
St. Celestin
29
Seriola
9
36
Servitor
14B
Spaniard
12
Svega
35A
Trophy
2
St. Claire
8
Sparsholt
18
Swan II
35A
Relonzo
Troubadour
36B
35
17
Sethon
Spartiate
Sweet Promise
36
Troup Ahead
36
Remexo
17
St. Cyrus
Remillo
St. Dominica
5
12A
13
Settsu
Speedwell
29
Swift Wing
35A
True Accord
19
14
14
Renascent
20
St. Donats
16
Sevra
Speedy
13
Swona
15
Tumby
14A
37
Rennet
21
St. Elstan
9
Shako
35A
Sphene
36
Sycamore
35A
Tunisian
17
Renzo
St. George
5
9
Shandwick
12A
9
Sylph
24
Turcoman
14
Spina
12A
32
Resolve
St. Katherine
12
12A
Sharpshooter
5
Spindrift
29
Sylvana
Turquoise
St. Kenan
25
Shearwater
21
Resolvo
8
29
Spinet Spitfire III
17
Syrian
Tuscarora
13
Resparko
St. Loman
25
Sheen
17A
19
36B
31
36c
Syringa
Tweenways
9
26
8
14
Restore
St. Magnus
Sheldon
28
Spoza
23
Trelawney
27
Restrivo
21
St. Melante
8
Sheldrake
4
27
Twinkling Star
Spranza Springdale Sprig o' Heather
20
Retako
35
St. Mellons
30
Shemara
31
12A
Revello
10
St. Modwen
9
Shera
9
20
Reverberation
18
St. Nectan
14
Sheraton
35A
Springtide
10
T.
Rezala
3
St. Olaves
9
Shika
14B
Spurs
21
Taeping
Rhodora
22
U.
5
St. Olive
5
Shila
35A
Stafnes
18
Richard Croft
Taipo
16
St. Sunniva
30
Shiona
36
Stalberg
Uberty
14
14
9
Tamarisk
12A
Uberus
Rig
15
St. Tudno
12A
Shipmates
Stalwart
19
6
8
Tamora
Righto
St. Wistan
17
Shova
10
Star of Deveron
15
Ugie Bray
24
Rigoletto
36B
28
Taransay
15
Uiver
19
St. Zeno
36c
Shower
Star of Hope
36A
36
Salamander
Star of Pentland
36
Tarret
10
Ullswater
Rime
25
16
Rinovia
Shusa
28
15
35A
Star of the Realm
37
Tartan
17
Umbriel
14A
8
Salpa
2
Rion
Sicyon
Unicity
29
Star of Orkney
15
Tea Rose
28
14
12
Saltash
16
Signa
Star of the Wave
5
Tehana
13
Unicorn II
22
Ristango
River Annam
22
Salvini
36B
Signet
36
11
Tekoura
30
Unitia
7
River Esk
Silanion
29
27
Salvo (Tug)
12A
Starlight Ray
35A
Terje I-V
36c
Utilise
19
37
Staunch
Salvo
35
Silja
14A
Teroma
24
Ut. Prosim
10
River Clyde
13
35A
Staunton
River Spey
14B
Salvonia
3
Silva
35A
Tervani
22
Utrecht
36A
36
Stefa
River Ytham
36A
Sandown
10
Silver Cloud
Stella Canopus
21
Tessie
36A
2
Riviere
36B
Sandringham
8,16
Silver Crest
13
Tewara
35
15
Stella Capella
Robert Hastie
14B
Sangarius
17
Silver Dawn
17
Thalia
36
11
Stella Carina
Robert Stroud
26
Sanson
35A
Silver Fox
13
Thames (Dutch Tug)
23
V.
19
Stella Leonis
Robin Hood
28
Saon
10
Silver Grey
24
Thames Queen
23
4
Stella Orion
Vadne
8
Robina
7
13
Silver Line
Thaw
26
Sapphire
Stella Pegassi
25
10
Valena
9
27
Rochebonne
19
Sappho
3
Silver Queen
Stella Polaris
19
The Boys
11
15
Valesca
35A
Rodino
16
14
Silver Seas
13
The Brit
30
Sarah Hyde
14
Stella Rigel
The Provost
28
Vandyck
33
29
Rogate
9
Sarah A. Purdy
29
Silver Sky
26
Stella Sirius
35A
Varanga
Roger Beck
3
Sarba
12
Simpson
35A
The Roman
35A
14A
Stina
36B
Varanis
Romany Rose
23
Sargasso
11
26
The Tower
21
Sindonis
32
Stoke City
29
Vascama
Rona
18
Sargon
21
Sir John Baker
8
Stonefly
26
The Way
14
15
Velia
Ronso
Sarna
36c
Their Merit
35A
16
35A
Sir John Lister
19
Stora
8
Velmont
18
Rooke
20
Saronta
14A
Sir Richard Grenville
2
Stour
13
Thele
22
Ventsyssel
22
Rosa
21
Sarpedon
11
Sir Sydney
14A
Strathcoe
8
Thermopylae
25
Venture
14A
Rosebud
8
5
2
Strathderry
23
Thirlmere
Sir Walter Raleigh
26
Vernal
Sata
8
Roseden
28
Saturn
Siren
2
Strath Devon
3
Thomas Altoft
12
Vernon II
9
Rose Emma
14
Thomas Conolly
13
Victoria
12
Saucy
22
Sirra
35A
Strathelliot
14A
32
Rose Haugh
24
8
Strathgarry
14B
Thomas Leeds
11
Victorian
8
Rose Hilda
Sawfly
Skidaw
21
15
Scalby Wyke
4
14B
Thomsons
Strathmaree
17
Victory
7
Rose Valley
30
Skirmisher
30
14B
Thora
21
Victrix
14
Scarron
4
Skudd 3, 4, 5 & 6
35A
Strath Rannock
Rosel
24
Scawfell
6
Strathspey
22
Thornwick Bay
14
Vidonia
36A
Rose Marie
10
Slogan
Viking Bank
3
Ross
Sceptre
7
Sluga
35A
Strathugie
3
Three Kings
35A
37
7
Strive
14
Thrifty
36B
Vilda
14A
Ross Ard
16
Schelde
6
Smeaton
27
Schievan
17
Thunderstone
17
Vindelicia
36B
Rotha
23
9
Snaefell
Student Prince
18
Vine
22
14B
Scomber
21
Sturton
22
Rotherslade
Tiger Tiger (tender)
Viola
29
37
Snap
23
12A
Rowan
23
Scotch Thistle
35A
Sublime
Violet Flowers
5
22
Soika
24
22
Tilburyness
14A
Rowan Tree
Scotia II
12A
Suilven
18
Tilly Duff
14
Virginia
21
Solitaire
Roxano
14A
Scott
16
Sukha
35A
Visenda
2,5
36B
31
Solomon
15
Sulara
5
Titan
26
Scottish
17
Solon
35A
Viva II
13
Royal Charter
25
Scourge
8
Sulla
35A
Token
Viviana
36c
Royal Eagle
Tokyo II
18
12A
29
Solstice
Royallieu
Scythe
12
Suma
15
14
6
Song
35A
Sumba
35A
Tonny
9
Vizalma
Royalo
Seabreeze
8
28
Sotra
Ruby
Seafarer
Summer Rose
Topaze
10
23
23
Rugby
28
Southcoates
36C
36A
Torbay II
6
5
Seaflower
Sunbeam II
14A
Sunflower IV
14A
Torch
5
29
Southern Breeze
W.
Ryde Runswick Bay
Seagull
35A
29
Southern Chief
Touchstone
25
5
5
Sea Holly
35A
Sunlight
12A
10
35A
36C
Sunrise
37
Tourmaline Trade Wind
27
Southern Field
Wagtail
15
Sea King
13
Southern Flower
28
Waldemar
21
Sea Lord
16
35A
Sunnyside Girl
11
36C
Superman
4
Tranio
19
Wallena
24
Sea Mist
Southern Foam
S.
Southern Gem
23
Tranquil
27
Walnut
15
Sea Monarch
16
36C
Supporter
9
27
Sabra
Seaman
29
Southern Pride
36C
Surly
7
Trelawney
36A
Waltona Walwyns Castle
Sabreur
35
Secuta
17
Southern Shore
36C
Surprise
36
T. R. Ferrens
4
2
Trevo Terceiro
29
Wanderer II
Sailor King
35
Seddon
5
Southern Spray
36C
12
St. Adrian
22
Sedulous
4
Southern Star
36C
Susannah Susarion Jane
17
Tritonia
5
Selkirk
36B
Southern Wave
23
Sutherness
4
Triumph
16
Southsea
(C38230)
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 260 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 260
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Ferry Prince 17
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 262 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 262
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
19 Lois 10 Madeline 13 Midas 10 M/S Groups New Prince of Wales I 11A
Lamorva 14B Lord Austin 19 Majesty 21 Milford Prince 12A 13 15 Night Hawk (Trawler) 7
La Nantaise 3A Lord Barham 35A Ma Joie II 12 Milford Princess 15 14 15 Night Hawk 28
Lavatera 27 Howe 10 Manx Prince 16 Minotaur 14A 37-38 25 No Name II 11
Letna 25 Louis Botha 9A Marinus 4 Moed-en-Werk 5 Musca 6 Northern Princess 30
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 264 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 264
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Prince Leo 36B
Princess Elizabeth 14A
Princess Mary 15
Princess Victoria Princessa 3
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 266 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 266
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Student Prince 17
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 268 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 268
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Prince Leo 36B
Princess Elizabeth 14A
Princess Mary 15
Princess Victoria
Princessa 3
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 270 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 270
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Student Prince 17
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 271 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 271
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Ferry Prince - -
Princessa - -
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 273 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 273
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
Commander Nasmith guns). Requisitioned at Hull.
Commander Holbrook Ramsgate.
George Edgell - * To fit Requisitioned at Hull. 6-pounders.
- - [45] Aisha Sheerness.
[43] Amalfi - - f.o. Southampton.
[45] Caleta - - Sheerness.
[45] Caterina - -
[45] Chrystobel II - Ramsgate.
[43] Clorinde - - f.o. Southampton.
[45] Glala - - Ramsgate.
Majesta - - f.o. Cowes.
[45] Ma Joie II - - Sheerness.
Constant Friend Sheerness.
Ocean Retriever Ocean Toiler f.o. Rowhedge, Essex.
Peacemaker f.o. Lowestoft.
Receptive - f.o. Oulton Broad.
Phyllis Rose Ocean Treasure f.o. Brightlingsea.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 274 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 274
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
Tugs.
[2] Salvo X/L - -
[2] Servitor X/L -
[2] Shako X/L - - Sheerness.
[2] Solitaire X/L D -
M/S Drifters.
[45] Boy Allen S -
[45] Devon County S 20 kw. Sheerness.
[45] Forerunner S
20 kw. [45] Go Ahead S 20 kw.
[45] Plumer S 22 kw. Sheerness. Repairs. Date un-
[45] Welcome Home S 20 kw. certain. Sheerness.
Auxiliary Patrol Vessels.
[45] Cervantes - -
[45] Elizabeth Green -
[45] Mary Jane - Sheerness.
[45] Silvery Breeze -
[45] Shunesta - -
[45] Margaret Mary - Chatham. Repairs. Date un- certain.
Special Service Vessels.
[45] Golden Eagle
[45] Royal Eagle D Sheerness.
Magnetic Aircraft.
Three | Manston
[5] Halcyon X D (S.O.) Left Harwich 20 June.
[5] Speedwell XD Left Plymouth 22 June.
[5] Hussar X Tyne.
[5] Harrier X D Gravesend.
*12th Minesweeping Flotilla.
[2] C Queen Empress X D (S.O.) [2] C Oriole X D
[2] P Duchess of Fife Lowestoft.
XD [2] C Marmion X D
Lorna Doone X * To Lowestoft f.o. Plymouth. temporarily.
M/S Trawlers.
Group 4.
[2] Corena X D
[2] Berberis x/s D Harwich.
[2] Stella Leonis X D
[2] Fleming X D -
Group 5.
[2] Stella Rigel X
[2] Waveflower X D Harwich.
[2] Lord Melchett X D
[2] William Wesney X D
Group 6.
[2] River Clyde XD I Lowestoft.
Group 56.
[24] Stour XD Barry.
[24] Tranio X Harwich.
[24] Joseph Button x/s D
[15] Red Gauntlet x/s D
Group 58.
[15] Edward Walmsley XD [15] Tehana X [15] Thomas Leeds X/SD Harwich.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 277 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 277
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Student Prince F - Humber.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 287 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 287
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
35
35A
M/S VESSELS REQUISITIONED AND FITTING OUT WITH DOUBLE L SWEEPS.
Date of
Fitting out at
Allocated to
Remarks.
VESSELS REQUISITIONED Date of AND FITTING OUT WITH DOUBLE L
Ship.
Arrival.
Ship.
arrival.
Fitting out at
Allocated to
Probable com-
pletion dates
Rema
shown in brackets
Probable com-
Hull.
pletion dates
-
Abronia
: .
shown in brackets
Liverpool.
Agnes Wickfield
-
D
-
Barrow
Swansea.
Sanson
London.
-
-
Akita D
Sarna D
Greenock.
Sheerness.
: .
Victoria Docks.
Sea Holly
-
-
Brightlingsea.
Avola
:
-
Tyne Dock.
Sevra
Govan.
Ben Bhula
-
-
:
-
To be relieved by Sedulous.
Shera D
Glasgow.
Gateshead.
-
Ben Gulvain :
Shika D
Liverpool.
-
Birkenhead.
-
Shusa D
Birkenhead.
Bouvet I D
:
-
Bouvet II D
-
Liverpool.
Silja D
Avonmouth.
-
: .
Sirra D
Fleetwood.
Liverpool.
Skudd 3
-
Bouvet III D
-
Bowling.
Liverpool.
Skudd 4
-
Govan.
Bouvet IV D
-
Skudd 5
-
Port Glasgow.
British
-
Woolwich
Grimsby.
Skudd 6
-
:
Bristol.
Cadorna
-
Troon.
Sluga D
-
Govan.
:
Calverton D
Grimsby.
Grimsby.
Soika
-
Govan.
-
:
Sotra
—
Govan.
Capricornus
-
Chatham.
Southern Chief
-
Milford.
:
Southern Field
-
-
:
Grimsby.
Hull.
Cayrian D
Southern Foam
-
Hull.
Cortina
-
Hull.
:
Grimsby.
Staunch
-
Woolwich.
Harwich.
Darwen
-
Troon.
Stefa D
-
Govan.
:
Delphinus
-
Blackwall.
Stina D
-
Penarth.
--
Sukha D
-
Govan.
Drummer Boy D
-
Humber.
Grimsby.
Sulla D
-
Glasgow.
Elena
-
:
Deptford.
Sumba
-
Port Talbot.
Svana
-
Govan.
Elsie Carn
-
Hull.
Svega
-
Bristol.
Etruscan D
-
**
Grimsby.
Sweet Promise
-
Brightlingsea.
Fazenta D
Swona
-
Govan.
-
:
Grimsby.
Tewara D
-
Barrow.
Swansea.
Fort Robert
-
:
Chatham.
The Roman D
-
Birkenhead.
Friesland D
-
:
Glasgow.
[32] Tokyo II D
-
Woolwich.
Tornado
-
Falmouth.
Garola D
-
:
London.
Portland.
Valesca
-
Yarmouth.
Gwenllian D
-
:
Liverpool.
Varanis D
Hull.
Grimsby
-
Hav
Hull.
Yarmouth.
Velmont
-
-
Irvine.
William
-
Lowestoft.
Yarmouth.
Lacenia D
-
:
Barrow.
Lyness.
Stephens.
Libra D
-
:
Victoria Dock.
Libyan D
-
:
Woolwich.
Malacolite
—
:
London.
Manx Prince D
-
Grimsby.
Marano
Grimsby.
-
:.
Blackwall.
Moonrise D
-
Falmouth.
DRIFTERS FOR L/L MINESWEEPING.
Nab Wyke
-
Barrow.
Olympia
Lyness.
-
Hull.
Feaco D
-
-
Polar V D
f.o. Southampton.
-
Polar VI D
Liverpool.
-
B.T.B.
-
-
-
Raymont D
Birkenhead.
-
Royallieu D
Hull,
-
Harwich.
Thrifty D
-
f.o. Southampton.
-
Revello D
London.
:
-
-
Sabra D
Victoria Dock.
Kindred Star
-
:
Sheerness.
I
Sabreur
Irvine.
-
-
Salvo
London.
Castle Bay D
-
f.o. Grimsby.
Portland.
I
Troon.
Ocean Lux D
(C38230)
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 289 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 289
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
[43] Prince Leo - -
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 291 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 291
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
Page
23
David Ogilvie 28
Davey 27
Dayspring 20
Dee 2
Defiance Pola Pa pola pal 14B
35
Delphinus 17
28
4
17
Dervish 5
Destinn 20
Devon City County 12A
Devon Rose 27
Dewey 14
Dhoon 9
Diana II 30
Discovery 29
Doctor Lee Bank 9
Doggers 12A
Dolores Nook 23
Donna 5
Doon Doonie Braes 17
Doorie Brae 36A
Dorade II 4
Dorando-Pietri 11
Dorienta 8
Dorileen 37
Dorinda 2
Dorothy 28
Dorothy Lambert 15
Dragonet 29
Drangey 13
Drummer 14A
Drummer Boy 35
Duchess of Down 7
Duchess of Fife 13
Duchess of Rothesay 10
Duenna 2
Dulcibelle 5
Dundalk 16
Dundarg 27
Dunedin 36A
Dungeness 14B
Dunluce Castle 28
Dunnet 2
Dunraven Castle 27
Dusky Queen 11
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 292 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 292
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
Elena 3
Lady Elsa 25
Lady Enid 9A
Lady Estelle 4
Hogarth Lady 17
Lady Lilian 16
Madeline Lady 13
Lady Lady Philomena 10
Rosemary 3
Lady Shahrazad 19
Lady Shirley 14
Lady Stanley 17
Lady 17
Laeso Belle 23
Laguna 8
Lahloo 12A
Larch 9
Lassie Laroc Main 36A
Lass o'Doune 3
Laurel 16
Lavatera 27
Lavinia L 12
Laws 23
Lazy Days 12
Learig 30
Leda 16
Leeds United 4
Leeward 28
Leicester City 26
Lephreto 9A
Leprechaun 9
Le Tiger 25
Letna 8
Leyland 32
Libra 35
Libra (Dutch) 36A
Libyan 35
Lichen 14A
Liddoch 17
Liffey 20
Lilac 24
Lily Oak 28
Lincoln City 26
Lincolnshire 19
Lizzie Birrel 24
Llanthony 9
Loch Aline 18
Loch Alsh 16
Loch Buie 15
Loch Eribol 16
Loch Hope 23
Lochinvar 20
Loch Inver 14
Loch Laggan 12
Loch Leven 16
Loch Long 37
Loch Melfort 32
Loch Moidart 17
Loch Monteith 9A
Loch Oskaig 25
Loch Park 4
Loch Rannock 5
Loch Tulla 28
Lois 10
Lombard 4
London Pride 13
Loon 29
Lord Ashfield 26
Lord Austin 19
Lord Barham Lord 14A
Beaconsfield Lord 26
Collingwood Lord 11
Essenden Lord 19
Gainford Lord 37
Grey 11
Lord Hailsham 2
Page
Jester
Jewel 19
Jocelyn 7
Johanne 21
Johanne Margrethe 17
John Alfred 17
John and Norah 14A 14A
John Cattling 10
John Fitzgerald 37
John Stephen 36
Jong 12
J.T. Hendry 12
Joseph Button 13
Jubilee 22
June Rose 23
Justifier 15
Jutland 9
K.
Kalan 9A
Karen Marie 17
Kastoria 7
Kathleen 3
Kellet 16
Kelpy 12
Kelt 32
Kennet 20
Kennet (Tender) 12
Kennymore 12A
Keverne 12
Kiddaw 12
Kiloran 3
Kindred Star 35A
King Emperor 14A
Kingscourt 8
Kings Grey 14
King Sol 9A
Kingston Agate 8
Kingston Alalite 10
Kingston Amber 8
Kingston Andalusite 10
Kingston Beryl 30
Kingston Cairngorm 8
Kingston Ceylonite 8
Kingston Chrysoberyl 8
Kingston Chrysolite 32
Kingston Coral 33
Kingston Crystal 33
Kingston Cyanite 33
Kingston Galena 10
Kingston Jacinth 30
Kingston Olivine 10
Kingston Onyx 30
Kingston Peridot 30
Kingston Sapphire 30
Kingston Topaz 30
Kingston Turquoise 30
Kirkella 3
Kismet 6
Kopanes 23
Kredemnon 9A
Kunishi 23
Kurd 16
Kuroki 2
Kylemore 9
L.
Lacenia 35
Lacerta 4
Lady Beryl 21
Lady Blanche 5
Lady Brassey 11
Page
Heather Sprig 27
Hebe 29
Hekla 14
Helen 5
Helen West 28
Helier II 36c
Heliopolis 34
Helvellyn 8
Helvetia 14B
Hendon 20
Henriette 23
Hercules 36A
Herdis 17
Hero 36
Heron 17
Hertfordshire 9A
Hickory 24
Hildegarde 36B
Hildena 16
Hinba 14B
Hiniesta 3
Holdfast 11
Holland 8
Holly 8
Hollydale 22
Hondsrug 9
Hopeful 18
Horizon 28
Hornbeam 5
Hosanna 11
Hoverfly 21
Huddersfield Town 4
Hugh Walpole 30
Hussar 13
I.
Idyll 12
Ijiun 8
Imelda 29
Imperia 17A
Imperialist 25
Inchgower 36
Indian Star 26
Indian Summer 28
Industry 27
Interloper 9A
Internos 14A
Invercairn 28
Inverforth 2
Inverugie 12
Irvana 15
Isle of May 18
Istria 28
J.
Jacketa 11
Jacinta 14
Jack Eve 14A
Jacqueline Clasine 36A
Jade 32
James Barrie 37
James Lay 15
Jano 11
Jason 31
Jasper 13
Jeanie Deans 8
Jeannie Howie 27
Jeannie Leask 8
Jeannie Mackay 22
Jeannie McIntosh 14A
Jennet 18
Jennifer 17
Jenny Irvin 17
Jessie Tait 27
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 293 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 293
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
30 12A Northern Princess 30 Pelagos 14A Reed 8 Sea Mist 11
Nancy Hague 7 Ocean Treasure 12 Prince Leo 36B 36A Rion 8 Salpa 16 Sicyon 36
Naneta 37 Ocean View 19 Princess Beatrix 10 Ristango 12 Saltash 36B Signa 29
Natal II 8 Ocean Vim 5 Princess Elizabeth 15 River Annam 22 Salvini 12A Signet 37
Navicula 12 Ode 12 Princess Mary 9 River Esk 27 Salvo (Tug) 35 Silanion 35A
Negro 8 Ogano 3 Princessa 27 River Clyde 13 Salvo 3 Silja 36
New Prince 11 Olympia 9A Punnet 18 Robina 7 Sapphire 14 Silver Queen 14
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 294 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 294
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
Page
22
Venture 14A
Vernal II 8
Vernon 9A
Victoria 32
Victorian I, II and III 8
Victory 7
Victrix 14
Vidonia Bank 36A
Viking 37
Vilda 14A
Vindelicia 36B
Vine 22
Viola Flowers 29
Violet 5
Virginia 21
Visenda 2,5
Viva II 13
Viviana 36c
Vizalma
W.
Wagtail 5
Waldemar 15
Wallena 21
Walnut 24
Waltona 15
Walwyns Castle 27
Wanderer II 4
Wardour 12A
War Duke 16
Warland 5
Warrior II 8
War Star 5
Warwick Deeping 3
War Wing 14
Wastwater Page
Watchful 25
Waterfly 14A, 15
Watermeyer 15
Waveflower 23
Wee Cumbrae 13
Welbeck 18
Welcome Home 4
Wellard 12A
Wellesley 8,25
Wellsbach 5
Welwyn 16
Wengan 36A
West Haven 17
West Neuk 28
Westlyn 27
Westward Ho 37
Whirlpool 21
Whitethorn 28
Widgeon 25
Widgeon of Fearn 31
Wigan 28
Wildfire 10
Willa 12A
William Bell 17
William Brady 4 26
William Caldwell 29
William Cale 24
William Hannen 17A
William Mannel 36
William Purdy 29
Wm. Stephens 35A
William Wesney 13
Willing Boys 11
Wilna 8
Willow 24
Windermere 25
Page
Thirlmere
Thomas Altoft 25
Thomas Conolly 26
Thomas Leeds 12
Thomsons 13
Thora 11
Thornwick Bay 17
Three Kings 21
Thrifty 14 35A
Thunderstone 36B
Tiger 17
Tiger (tender) 18
Tilburyness 12A
Tilly Duff 14A
Tina 9A
Titan 14
Token 26
Tokyo II 35A
Tonny 18
Topaze 9A
Torbay II 10
Torch 6
Tornado 35
Touchstone 5
Tourmaline 13
Trade Wind 27
Tranio 13
Tranquil 19
Trelawney 27
T.R. Ferrens 9A
Trevo Terceiro 36A
Tritonia 29
Triumph 12
Trojan 2
Trophy 36B
Troubadour 36
Troup Ahead 19
True Accord 14A
Tumby 17
Tunisian 14
Turcoman 32
Turquoise 13
Tuscarora 19
Tweenways 14
Twente 9
Twinkling Star 20
U.
Uberty 14
Uberus 19
Ugie Bray 24
Uiver 36A
Ullswater 25
Umbriel 14A
Unicity 14 22
Unicorn II 7
Unitia 19
Utilise 10
Ut. Prosim 36A
Utrecht
V. 9
Vadne 9A
Valena 35A
Valesca 30
Vandyck 29
Varanga 35A
Varanis 21
Vascama 14
Velia 35A
Velmont 18
Ventsyssel
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 301 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 301
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Ferry Prince - -
Princessa - -
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 303 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 303
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
[25] Elizabeth Angela Dover.
[25] Clythness X/LL LL D D Dover. Defects.
Rodino LL D -
Taipo LL D - Dover.
[3] Emilion X/LLD -
[3] Kingscourt LL/D
Athenian LL D f.o. Yarmouth.
Ben Glas LL D f.o. Lowestoft.
[44] Onetos LL/D - Plymouth. Repairs. Date uncertain.
[44] Saturn LL/D - Plymouth.
M/S Drifters.
[25] Hosanna x/s D
[25] Playmates x/s Dover.
[25] Willing Boys x/s D
Danlaying Vessels.
[25] GreyMist (Yacht) D
[25] Gulzar D Dover.
Yacht [18] Sargasso D - armed with Lewis guns. Dover.
Echo [25] Chico - Sounding Yacht. Dover.
Examination Service.
Queen of the Fleet Amazone Dover.
S/S Lady Brassey D Rescue Tug. Dover. [18]
25] Falconet Boom - Defence Vessel. Dover.
[45] Aisha -
[43] Amalfi - - Sheerness.
[45] Caleta - -
[45] Caterina - - Sheerness.
[45] Chrystobel II -
[43] Clorinde - - Ramsgate.
[45] Glala - - Sheerness.
Majesta - - f.o. Cowes.
[45] Ma Joie II -
Janethra IV Sheerness.
Drifters.
[45] Constant Friend
Ocean Retriever Sheerness.
Ocean Toiler -
Peacemaker - f.o. Lowestoft.
Receptive
Phyllis Rose - Sheerness.
Ocean Treasure
Auxiliary Patrol Vessels.
[30] Cachelot - -
[30] Curlew - -
[30] Fedalmo - - Chatham.
[30] Jong - -
[30] Lazy Days -
[30] Snow Bunting -
Boom Defence Tenders.
[45] Glitter II
[45] Kelpy Tugs, Civilian Sheerness.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 304 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 304
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
[50] Arctic Hunter X/LL D Sheerness.
[44] Darogah X/LL D Chatham. Repairs. Date un-
[45] Norse X/LL D certain. Sheerness.
[45] Kennymore X/LL D Sheerness.
[8] Conquistador X/LL f.o. S. Shields.
D [45] Resolvo X/LL D Sheerness.
[25] Sunlight X/LL D Fentonian LL D Sheerness.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 307 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 307
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Student Prince F Humber.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 317 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 317
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
35
M/S VESSELS REQUISITIONED AND FITTING OUT WITH DOUBLE L SWEEPS.
Date of
Ship.
Arrival.
Fitting out at
Allocated to
Remarks.
35A
Probable com-
pletion dates
VESSELS Ship. REQUISITIONED Date of AND FITTING OUT WITH DOUBLE L SWEEPS.
shown in brackets
London.
Harwich.
arrival.
Fitting out at
Abronia
-
Agnes Wickfield
-
Liverpool.
Liverpool.
Allocated to
Remarks.
D
Avola
Victoria Docks.
-
Probable com-
Ben Bhula
-
Tyne Dock.
pletion dates
Ben Gulvain
Gateshead.
-
To be relieved by Sedulous.
shown in brackets
Ben Heilem
Dumbarton.
-
Soika
:.
Ben Breac
Dumbarton.
Sotra
-
-
: .
Govan.
E. India Docks.
1
Ben Meidie
-
: .
Southern Chief
Govan.
Birkenhead.
-
Bouvet I D
-
: .
Southern Field
Milford.
-
Bouvet II D
-
Liverpool.
Southern Foam
Hull.
-
Bouvet III D
-
Liverpool.
Star of Britain
Hull.
-
Bouvet IV D
-
Liverpool.
Staunch
Hartlepool.
Grimsby.
-
British
Woolwich
Stefa D
Woolwich.
-
Harwich.
-
Cadorna
-
Troon.
Stina D
Govan.
:
-
Caldy
-
Birkenhead.
Sukha D
Penarth.
Swansea.
:
-
Capricornus
-
Chatham.
Sulla D
Govan.
Scapa.
-
Cayrian D
-
Grimsby.
Grimsby.
Sumba
Glasgow.
-
Cortina
Hull.
Grimsby.
Svana
Port Talbot.
-
:
-
Darwen
-
Troon.
Liverpool.
Svega
Govan.
:.
-
Swona
Bristol.
Delphinus
Blackwall.
Scapa.
-
-
:
Govan.
Desiree
-
Hull.
Sheerness.
Tewara D
-
Barrow.
Drummer BoyΓ
Humber.
Grimsby.
The Roman D
Swansea.
-
-
Birkenhead.
Eileen Duncan
-
Hartlepool.
[32] Tokyo II D
-
Woolwich.
Elena
Deptford.
Plymouth.
Tornado
Plymouth.
-
-
Falmouth.
Elsie Carn
:.
-
Hull.
Valesca
-
Yarmouth.
Etruscan D
Grimsby.
Harwich.
Varanis D
-
Hull.
:-
-
Grimsby.
Fazenta D
Grimsby.
Grimsby.
Velmont
-
Hull.
-
Tyne.
:
Fort Robert
-
Chatham.
William
-
Lowestoft.
Harwich.
Friesland D
Glasgow.
Stephens.
-
Garola D
-
London.
Portland.
Gwenllian D
-
Liverpool.
Hatsuse
DRIFTERS FOR L/L MINESWEEPING.
-
Dumbarton.
Hav
-
Irvine.
Thrifty D
-
Horteusia
-
Grimsby.
f.o. Southampton.
Jean Edmunds
-
Hartlepool.
Kindred Star
Lacenia D
:
-
Barrow.
Libra D
Liverpool.
:
-
Victoria Dock.
Castle Bay D
Libyan D
-
Woolwich.
f.o. Grimsby.
Malacolite
-
London.
Ocean Lux D
Manx Prince D
-
Grimsby.
Marjorie M.
Grimsby.
Lord Barham
-
-
Hartlepool.
Aberdeen.
Hastie
Marano
Lord Hood
-
-
Blackwall.
Moonrise D
-
Falmouth.
Nab Wyke
Glow
-
-
-
Barrow.
Olympia
Liverpool.
Dundee.
-
Hull.
Granton.
Orpheus
Jenny Irvine
-
Grimsby.
Peken
-
Grimsby.
Unicity
-
Polar V D
N. Shields.
—
Liverpool.
Polar VI D
-
Birkenhead.
Tweenways
-
Raymont D
-
Hull.
Royallieu D
Harwich.
-
London.
Go Ahead
-
Revello D
London.
-
Victoria Dock.
Rolls Royce
Sheerness.
-
Grimsby.
Welcome Home
Sabra D
-
Irvine.
Sabreur
-
London.
Portland.
Banshee
Irvine.
Salvo
-
Troon.
Sanson
-
London.
Ocean Lifebuoy
Sarna D
Sheerness.
-
Greenock.
Sasebo
-
Dumbarton.
EXPERIMENTAL L/L DRIFTERS.
Sevra
-
Shera D
Govan.
Ardrossan.
-
Glasgow.
Feaco D
f.o. Southampton.
Shika D
-
Shusa D
Liverpool.
-
Silja D
Birkenhead.
B.T.B.
-
Sirra D
Avonmouth.
Swansea.
-
Skudd 3
Fleetwood.
Sweet Promise
f.o. Brightlingsea.
-
Skudd 4
Bowling.
-
Skudd 5
Govan.
Sea Holly
-
Skudd 6
Port Glasgow,
-
Sluga D
Bristol.
(C38488)
-
Govan.
Ardrossan.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 321 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 321
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
39
Page
Page
Page
40
Bervie Braes
2
Caleta
12
Coila
19
Dane Hill
Page
32
Caliban
12
Coldsnap
28
Daneman
23
Beryl
Eden
Page
30
Calliope
23
Colette
12
Beryl II
Daniel Clowden
8,25
Page
4
Calverton
16
Collena
37
29
27
Calvinia
12
Edward. Palmsley
2
Fawn
Beth
Collingwood
Danube III
29
12
Fazenta
28
21
Betsy Slater
Danube IV
13
Feaco
35
2
Cambridgeshire
3
Colne
20
Bilsdean
Danube V
12
10
Compina
Comely Bank
Edwina
12A
35A
4
12
Fear Not
Birch
Comet
D'Arcy Cooper
12
E. & F.
14
Feasible
30
Bishopsgate
20
Cape Argona
16
2
Cape Baracouta
Comitatus
Darnaway
14
Egeria
5
15
Fedalmo
Black Arrow
2
27
21
Commander Holbrook
Darnett Ness
26
11
Eileen Duncan
17
12
Felicity
Cape Comorin
25
Darogah
3
35
23
Blackfly
16
Fenella
Blackthorn
22
Cape Finisterre
14
Commander Horton
Eileen Emma
4
Darthema
12A
Eilla II
10
36A
Fentonian
20
4
Commiles
12A
Blackwater
Cape Mariato
3
Darwin
8
Elbury
9
Fernmoor
15
15
Commander Evans
29
Cape Melville
14B
David Ogilvie
35
Eldorado
16
Blighty
Ferry Belle
9
18
Cape Nyemetski
29
Commander Nasmith
Bluebell
11
Davey
23
E. Lauland
23
Ferryman
17
8
Commodator
28
17
Bluebird
20
Cape Palliser
21
Dayspring
Electra II
Ferry Prince
9
29
Cape Portland
25
Boom Carriers
Computator
9A
Dee
27
Elena
5
Fertile Vale
22
B. 0. Davies
Cape Spartel
8
Concertator
20
Elgin
35
24
8
Defiance
Fervent
11
Cape Trafalgar
19
Concordia
29
2
Borde
De la Pole
Elizabeth Angela
16
9
Fidget
11
9A
Cape Warwick
25
Conidaw
14B
Boscawen
Elizabeth Green
11
Fidra
10
Delphinus
22
12A
35
Conqueror
35
Filey Bay
Botanic
10
Capricornus
9A
Deo-Na-Mara
Elk
16
Bountiful
29
4
17
2
Capstone
Conquistador
Ellesmere
Fintray
21
12A
Deo Volante
9
Carbineer II
Consbro
28
9A
7
37
Elm
Fir
24
Bounty
Derby County
Consolation
4
25
Elna
Firefly
12A
Bouvet I
35
Cardiff Castle
15
8
Dervish
17
9A
Cardy
9A
Constant Friend
Eloquent
Fisher Boy
11
Bouvet II
35
12
Desiree
19
35
Fisher Lad
Bouvet III
35
Carency
5
12
Else Rykens
28
Constant Hope
Destinn
28
5
Consul
Elsie Carn
Fitzroy
16
Bouvet IV
35
Caribia
9
9A
Devon City
35
Flanders
20
21
29
Contender
Elsie and Nellie
Carina
19
15
Devon County
12
Flandre
12A
14
Bownet
El Tovar
Boy Alex
15
Controller
22
24
Carisbrook
14B
Dewey Rose
Fleming
13
27
Embrace
27
Flixton
17
Boy Allen
12A
Caroline
7
Convallaria
27
Dhoon
14
Emerald Wings
8
Flora
27
Boy Andrew
21
Caroline Moller
14
Conway Castle
29
Diana
9
Emilion
11
Floreat II
22
Boy John
26
Caryanda
9
Copious
28
Discovery II
30
Emperor of India
5610
Floreat III
22
Boyne
20
Carraig
18
Coral
32
Doctor Lee
29
Empress
9A
Florence Brierley
18
Boy Pat
13
Carry On
12
Coral Bank
18
Doggers Bank
9
Endeavour
17
Florio
4
Boy Philip
15
Castle Bay
35A
Corbrae
12A
Dolores
12A
Englishman
19
Flush
20
Boy Scout
12
Caswell
14A
Corcyra
5
Donna Nook
23
Enterprising
20
Flying Admiral
14A
Boyne Water
2
Caterina
12
Cordela
14
Doon
5
Epine
15
Flying Breeze
4
Boy's Own
17
Catherine
23
Cordelia II
18
Doonie Braes
17
Equerry
22
Flying Wing
7
Doorie Brae
36A
Erimo
3
Fontenoy
15
Brabant
21
Caulonia
3
Corena
13
Bracendale
26
Cayrian
35
Corfield
Dorade II
4
Erin
36c
Foray
27
12A
Bracon Heath
12A
Cayton Wyke
10
Cornelian
5
Dorando-Pietri
11
Erith
16
Force
12A
15
12
Dorienta
8
Erna
18,37
Forecast
10
Bracon Moor
Cecil Margetts
Cornelis
36A
Coronatia
12
Dorileen
37
Eroican
17
Forerunner
12A
Braemar
28
Cedar
8
28
Forfeit
27
Dorinda
2
Escalonia
Bramble
29
Cedric
36B
Coronet
9A
12
Esmeralda
9A
Forte
2
Branch
28
Ceresio
26
Cortina
35
Dorothy (B.D.V.)
28
Esperanza
4
Fortitude
19
Brecon Castle
2
Cervantes
12A
Coruscation
21
Dorothy
20
Ceto
2
Cotsmuir
Dorothy Lambert
15
Essex Maid
24
Fort Robert
35
Breda
15
Dragonet
29
Ethel Taylor
23
Fort Rose
14B
Brenda
Ceylonite
9
9A
Fort Ryan
29
21
36
Count
Drangey
13
Ethfra
Brigand
Chalcedony
18
Drummer
Ethiopian
29
Fortuna
23
29
22
Countess Betty
14A
7
Forward
9A
Brimness
21
Charde
8
Courtier
3
Drummer Boy
35
Etruria
35
Foss
29
Brine
29
Charles Doran
15
Coventry City
25
7
Etruscan
Duchess of Down
14A
Fox
30
Brinmaric
9A
Cherwell
8
Craig
22
13
Euclase
Duchess of Fife
14A
Foyle
20
British
16
Chestnut
10
Craig Alvah
26
10
Eunice and Nellie
Duchess of Rothesay
14A
Franc Tireur
14
British Guiana
7
Chico
11
Craig-Bo
26
2
Europa
Duenna
5
Friesland
35
British Honduras
7
Chiltern
2
22
21
Evadne
Craig Island
Dulcibelle
14
Freyer
21
Britomart
29
Chimaera
Craigmiller
36
16
Evelyn Rose
3
Dundalk
Broadland
28
27
Evening Primrose
14A
Friarage
24
23
Chorley
Frons Olivae
22
37
Craig Roy
17
Brock
Dundarg
10
Christine
36A
Craik
27
14
Everton
14B
Fumarole
28
Dunedin
Brontes
28
Christiana T. Purdy
29
Cramond Island
22
14B
Evesham
36A
Fyldea
10
B.T.B.
Dungeness
35A
28
Ewald
Chrysea
36B
22
36A
Cranefly
Dunluce Castle
Buckingham
2
Exchequer
12
Chrystobel II
28
14
12
Crannock
Dunnet
Bunting
Citron
17
27
Exyáhne
22
14
12
Dunraven Castle
E.&T.S.
G.
Burke
Creagh Mhor
10
City of Rochester
8
11
12
12A
Crestflower
Dusky Queen
Ex Fortis
22
21
Gadfly
Burlington
29
Clan McKay
37
17
21
Cuirass
Explorer
Gael
Burnbanks
Clarinet
12
5
12A
37
Curlew
Galatea
Burnhaven
14B
18
Claverhouse
21
Curtana
15
Galvani
Bush
35
5
Clavis
23
Cutty Sark
5
E.
14A
Garola
F.
20
Bushwood
3
Clevella
16
Cypress
8
Eager
5
36B
Garry
14
Buttermere
25
Clifton
Buzzard
23
6
Eaglet II
14
Fairhaven
14
Gava
Cysne II
9
12
Clio
Earl Essex
14
Fairway
28
Gelert
6
17
Bystander
11
Clorinde
Earl Kitchener
27
Fair Weather
14A
Geneva
12
15
Clotilde
D.
Easter Rose
Fairy Knowe
11
Genius
15
27
23
C.
Cloud
2
Ebor Abbey
17
Falconet
24
Geordie
12
Cachelot
28
Dahinda II
George and Albert
12
Cacorina
Cloughton Wyke
2
Daisy Bank
26
Ebor Jewel
29
Fano
14B
37
5
Cloverdale
14A
Dale Castle
19
29
Faraday
27
George Bligh
Cadella
Ebor Wyke
17A
Clythness
11
Dalmatia
Eccleshill
2
Favour
H
8
Cadorna
35
Cobbers
14A
Damito
9A
Caldy
Ecila
35
Cochrane II
20
Dane
22
(C38488)
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 323 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 323
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
43
Page
Page
Page
O.
M/S Groups-contd.
44
Mine Recovery Flotillas-
57
19
Oak
26
1
11
58
13
Oaklea
28
Pict
Page
2
22
59
21
Ocean Breeze
11
Picton Castle
32
Reilvo
Page
4
20
Ocean Brine
Minicoy
60
22
Pintail
24
Reparko
12A
St. Katherin
21
10
Ocean Eddy
Minna
61
37
Plantagenet
31
Reore
8
St. Kenan
23
Minona
21
Ocean Fisher
62
28
Playmates
29
Rerivo
36B
St. Loman
Minos
14B
M/S Training Flotilla
20
Ocean Gain
23
Plinlimon
11
Rako
5
St. Magnus
Mirabelle
17
Muria
14
Ocean Guide
23
Plumer
21
Rello
21
St. Melante
6
Mirage
Myris
12
Ocean Lifebuoy
35A
Poinavon
12A
Rverberation
35
St. Mellons
Ocean Lux
Pointer
9
Rala
10
St. Modwen
Mireille
11
28
Myvera III
9A
35A
Mist
Ocean Retriever
Pointz Castle
36
12
Rodora
18
St. Nectan
Mistletoe
22
Ocean Scout
36A
Polar V
24
Rhard Croft
3
St. Olaves
Mitres
14A
Ocean Spray
23
Polar VI
35
Rg
5
St. Olive
N.
Poolzee
35
14
M.L. 100
14
Nab Wyke
35
Ocean Swell
27
Fghto
St. Silio
36A
8
9A
Ocean Toiler
Popinjay
igoletto
St. Sunniva
M.L. 101, 102
Nairnside
14
12
2
7
Ocean Treasure
12
Powis Castle
22
36B
lime
St. Tudno
M.L. 107
Namur
27
inovia
19
1st Motor Launch Flotilla
2
Nancy Hague
37
Ocean View
Preston-North End
St. Wistan
19
Prince Leo
26
lion
8
St. Zeno
Moed-en-Werk
36
Naneta
S
Ocean Vim
5
36B
8
8
Princess Beatrix
distango
Salamander
Mollusc
Natal II
12
Ode
12
36A
12
9A
Princess Elizabeth
River Annam
Salpa
Monarch
Navicula
8
Ogano
3
10
22
River Esk
Saltash
14A
Princess Mary
Monarda
16
Ohm
15
27
26
Salvini
Negro
Princessa
River Clyde
Mona's Isle
11
Neil Mackay
28
9
13
Okino
37
Principal
River Garry
Salvo (Tug)
Neil Smith
Oku
27
27
Salvo
Monimia
16
9A
10
Proserpine
River Spey
28
14B
Salvonia
Montano
4
Memo
14A
Olivae
14
Prospect Ahead
Riviere
29
36B
Sandown
Moonrise
35
Netsukis
10
Olive
24
Providence
R. Levin
11
17
Moonstone
32
New Comet
23
Olive Tree
28
Provider
Robert Hastie
Sandringham
17
17
12
Robert Stroud
Sangarius
Moorgate
Newhaven N.B.
21
Olvina
9A
Ptarmigan
26
9A
Sanson
Moravia
14
11
Puffin
Robin Hood
Olympia
35
28
Saon
New Pride of Essex
31
Morama
Punnet
Robina
9A
New Prince of Wales I
16
7
12
Ombra
18
Rochebonne
Sapphire
Moray
14B
12
Onaway
Pyramus
19
Newspray
29
30
Sappho
Rodino
Morgan Jones
23
One Accord
3
Pyrope
11
New World
12A
Sarah Hyde
12
Rogate
9
Mount Ard
29
Sarah A. Pure
Niblick
14B
Onetos
11
Roger Beck
3
Sarba
Mount Keen
10
16
Onward
9A
Q.
Niger
Rolls Royce
35
Moyle
Night Hawk (Trawler)
4
Oracle
3
Queen Empress
Sargasso
8
1:
Romany Rose
23
Queen of Kent
Sargon
7
13
2
Oriole
Rona
18
Sarna
M/S Flotillas
Night Hawk
Queen of Thanet
18
2
Ronso
Night Raider
37
Orlando
16
Saronta
1
29
Queen of the Fleet
1l
Rooke
4
16
Nimrod
35
20
19
Orpheus
Queen of the South I
Sarpedon
12
Rosa
17
21
Sasebo
Nirvana
2
Orvicto
16
Queen of the South II
12
5
Rosebud
8
Sata
Nobles
4
Osako
14A
6
13
Queen Worth
9
Roseden
28
Saturn
7
21
Nodzu
23
Osta
9A
Quest
6
Rose Emma
12
Saucy
Nogi
15
Oswaldian
4
Quiet Waters
28
23
Rose Haugh
24
8
Sawfly
Othello
17A
Rose Hilda
Scalby Wyke
10
10
Noontide
28
15
11
8
Norbreeze
27
Our Bairns
8
Rose Valley
30
Scarron
Nordhav
36A
Our Kate
12
R.
Rosel
24
Scawfell
12
13
Nordhav I
Overfall
14A
Racer
7
Rose Marie
3
14
Sceptre
14A
Rachael Flett
26
Ross
16
Schelde
M/S Groups-
Nordland
37
Oystermouth Castle
Radiant
36c
Ross Ard
27
Schievan
1
24
Norina
27
Radnor Castle
2
Rotha
14B
Scomber
2,3
12A
Norlan
29
P.
Raetia
4
Rotherslade
23
Scotch Thistl
4-6
13
Norland
19
Pangbourne
16
Rambler Rose
30
Rowan
24
Scotia II
7
14A
Norna
21
Paragon
24, 36A
Raymont
35
Rowan Tree
14A
Scott
10-12
15
Norman Wilson
20
Paramount
3
Reaper
7
Roxano
36B
Scottish
13
15
Norse
12A
Pathway
11
Reboundo
S
Royal Charter
17
Scourge
14
15
Northcoates
29
Patti
17
Rebuff
29
Royal Eagle
12A
Scythe
16-20
16
Northern Chief
30
Paul Rykens
28
Receptive
12
Royallieu
35
Seabreeze
22
10
Northern Dawn
25
Paynter
7
Recoil
36c
Royalo
S
Seafarer
23, 24
Northern Duke
Peacemaker
12
Recono
16
Ruby
5
Seaflower
24
30
5
Red Gauntlet
13
Rugby
14A
Seagull
25
10
Northern Foam
30
Pearl
26
24
Northern Gem
25
Pecheur
27
Red Sky
17
Runswick Bay
5
Sea Holly
8
Northern Gift
30
Peggy Nutten
29
Reed
14A
Ryde
10
Sea King
28-29
30
12A
Northern Isles
Refraction
8
Sea Lord
30
Peken
35
Refundo
14
S.
Sea Mist
31
15
Northern Light
26
Pelagos
14A
28
Sabra
35,
Sea Monarch
32-33
21
Northern Pride
16,25
Pelton
15
Regal
8
Sabreur
35
Seaman
34
22
Northern Princess
30
Pembroke
12
Regardo
14B
Sailor King
22
Secuta
37-38
26
Northern Reward
30
Pentland Firth
30
Regwa
St. Adrian
5
Seddon
14A
40
16
Northern Sky
30
Perilia
17
Reids
9
St. Apollo
36c
Sedulous
41
24
Northern Spray
12A
Reigate
25
St. Cathan
9A
Selkirk
Peter Carey
Reighton Wyke
21
29
Semita
43
27
Northern Sun
30
Peter Hendriks
28
5
St. Celestin
Relonzo
36
Semnos
44-45
29
Northern Wave
25
Peter Nell
29
16
St. Claire
46
15
Northlyn
30
Remexo
17
Seriola
29
17
St. Cyrus
Phase
49
Remillo
5
Servitor
9A
North Ness
34
14A
St. Dominica
23
Philante
16
Sethon
50-51
10
14A
14B
Renascent
Northward Ho
20
St. Donats
Philippe
9A
Settsu
52
2
Northwind
9
Phineas Beard
24
Rennet
21
St. Elstan
5
Sevra
54
23
Norwich City
5
Renzo
9
St. George
19
55
Phrontes
8
Notts County
12
Resolve
56
19
13
Nyula
Phyllis Rose
20
23
Phyllisia
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
RED LIST INDEX 1939 40 page 324 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 324
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
Tranquil Page
Trelawney 19
T.R. Ferrens 27
Trevo Terceiro 9A
Tritonia 36 29
Triumph 12
Trojan 2
Trophy 36B
Troubadour 36
Troup Ahead 19
True Accord 14A
Tumby 17
Tunisian 14
Turcoman 32
Turquoise 13
Tuscarora 19
Tweenways 35A
Twente 9
Twinkling Star 20
U.
Uberty 14
Uberus 19
Ugie Bray 24
Uiver 36A
Ullswater 9A
Umbriel 14A
Unicity 35A
Unicorn II 22
Unitia 7
Utilise 19
Ut. Prosim 10
Utrecht 36A
V.
Vadne 9
Valena 9A
Valesca 35A
Vandyck 30
Varanga 29
Varanis 35A
Vascama 21
Velia 14
Velmont 35A
Ventsyssel 18
Venture 22
Vernal 14A
Vernon II 8
Vesterland 26
Victor 3
Page
Victoria 9A
Victorian 32
Victory I, II and III 8
Victrix 7
Vidonia 14
Viking Bank 36A
Vilda 17A
Vindelicia 14A
Vine 36B
Viola 22
Violet Flowers 29
Virginia 5
Visenda 21
Viva II 2,5
Viviana 13
Vizalma 36c
W.
Wagtail 5
Waldemar 15
Wallena 21
Walnut 24
Waltona 15
Walwyns Castle 27
Wanderer II 4
Wardour 12A
War Duke 16
Warland 5
Warrior II 8
War Star 5
Warwick Deeping 3
War Wing 14
Wastwater 25
Watchful 14A, 15
Waterfly 15
Watermeyer 23
Waveflower 13
Wee Cumbrae 18
Welbeck 4
Welcome Home 35A
Wellard 8,25
Wellesley 5
Wellsbach 16
Welwyn 36A
Wengan 17
West Haven 28
West Holme 4
West Neuk 27
Westlyn 37
Westward Ho 21
Whirlpool 28
Whitethorn 25
Widgeon 31
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.

Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199 2429. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

TNA ADM 199 2429 SMALL CRAFT SERVICE LIST page 5 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 5
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
ABATOS (ex GONDOLIER PRINCE) (M.O.W.T.) (Prev. owners - ML 1925 R(T98B) CA 30 It BB BB 1.1.40 17.6.41 17.6.41 .10.43 £17
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 2429 SMALL CRAFT SERVICE LIST page 22 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 22
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Be BADGER (ex EPPING) renamed EPPING, renamed FERRY PRINCE q.V.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 2429 SMALL CRAFT SERVICE LIST page 55 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 55
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
CYPRIAN PRINCE (Z. D. Pierides Larnaca) ML R(T98B) Misc.N. (MC) 1.42 24
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 2429 SMALL CRAFT SERVICE LIST page 57 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 57
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
DANE (H. Markham Cook) (Prev. owners - Prince Fishing Co. Ltd.) (Prev. owners - H, Elliott & Sons (Trawlers), Ltd.) TL 1911 R(T98D) 346 MS 10. 1.40 £86.10. 0
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 2429 SMALL CRAFT SERVICE LIST page 81 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 81
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Ltd,) PRINCE - q.v.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 2429 SMALL CRAFT SERVICE LIST page 92 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 92
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
FERRY PRINCE (Gosport & SL 1939 R(T98B) 70 E
FERRY PRINCE (ex EPPING, ex BADGER, ex EPPING) MB 1914 22 If PD 30.8.39
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 2429 SMALL CRAFT SERVICE LIST page 96 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 96
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
FERRY PRINCE (Gosport & SL 1939 R(T98B) 70 E 7.9.39 20.5.41 £85.16. 8
FERRY PRINCE (ex EPPING, MB 1914 22 PD 30.8.39
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 2429 SMALL CRAFT SERVICE LIST page 101 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 101
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
FOREMOST PRINCE (James Dredging, Towage & Transport Co. Ltd.) Misc. 1933 R(T98) 836 Misc.N. 22.5.40 5.40 1.8.40
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 2429 SMALL CRAFT SERVICE LIST page 114 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 114
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
GONDOLIER PRINCE renamed ABATOS - q.v.
GONDOLIER PRINCESS (M.O.W.T.) (Prev. owner - A. Matthews) ML 1925 R(T98B) " 63 II BB Misc.N. 1.1.40 .4.41 .4.41 17.6.41 £22
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 2429 SMALL CRAFT SERVICE LIST page 156 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 156
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
LIGHTER 113 (Lambert Bros. Ltd.) LIGHTER 117 (Prince of Wales R(T98B) PD(MC) 13.6.42
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 2429 SMALL CRAFT SERVICE LIST page 157 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 157
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
LIGHTER 156 (Prince of Wales Engineering & Salvage Plant) R(T98B) PD (MC) 26. 4.42 8d per ton
LIGHTER 162. (Prince of Wales R(T98B) PD (MC) 22. 5.42
LIGHTER 217 (Prince of Wales R(T98B) PD (MC) 14. 5.42 16. 9.42
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.

Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199 788 A. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

TNA ADM 199 788 A page 30 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 30
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Dynamo 312.
63
COPY.
Royal Naval Hospital,
57
Chatham.
To: Rear-Admiral Taylor, O.B.E..
13th June, 1940.
Sir,
I have the honour to forward the narrative of
events whilst in command of m.v. "NEW PRINCE OF WALES"
Bray. until she was believed sunk at 1415 at the beaches near
A.M. Wednesday 29th May I was ordered to proceed
to Sheerness to report to the Commodore at H.M.S. "WILDFIRE"
Arrived Sheerness about 1700 was ordered to proceed in
m.v. "NEW PRINCE OF WALES" leading flotilla of seven light
craft. Left camber at H.M.S. "WILDFIRE" proceeded to sea
through boom. Two boats appeared to be in difficulties
and did not leave the boom. I was met by escort yacht
and formed astern of her.
Had to slow down to keep boats in company. First
three boats astern kept good station, remaining one fell
astern but owing to urgency of getting boats to destination
flotilla did not decrease speed any further.
About 2200 yacht escort was challenged from shore.
She informed me an officer was required to go in to
Margate for orders, so proceeded myself in fast motor boat
"MARSAYRA". Established my identity and was told to
push on to Ramsgate. While away one boat "QUEEN
BOADACEA" broke down, after some delay she was taken in
tow by escort yacht. My port engine broke down, speed.
greatly reduced. One boat lost contact in darkness. I
went back to look for her off Longrose, search
unsuccessful, rejoined escort. Fog came down at dawn and
escort anchored with "NEW PRINCE OF WALES", "QUEEN BOADACEA"
and "MARSAYRA", off Ramsgate exact position uncertain.
After an hour fog cleared enough to show buoy ahead so
proceeded with "MARSAYRA" in company escort yacht following
with "QUEEN BOADACEA". Engines misfiring badly and
stopped just outside Ramsgate, anchored and proceeded into
harbour in "MARSAYRU". Reported to Naval Officer-in-
Charge Ramsgate received charts and orders to proceed to
beaches between Bray and La Panne and to carry on
ferrying troops from shore to ships until only enough fuel
remained to return. Boats were towed in, repairs started
on "NEW PRINCE OF WALES" immediately.
Engines ready for use at 1630 so proceeded to sea 30/5
at once by route 'X' for Dunkerque. Arrived off French
coast 2230 (Thursday 30th). Port engine failed again
shortly after turning parallel to coast. Dunkerque burning
fiercely and heavy pall of smoke covered the channel to the
borth. Endeavoured to find beach with boat hardly making
eny way through the water. Attempts to locate troops were
insuccessful and I was lost in smoke, saw green light buoy
ДРО established approximate position, immediately fterward
voptboard engine failed, had to drop anchor.
E.R.A. reported ammount of fuel remaining and I
we could not return to Ramsgate even if we did no
I. пливет BO determined to carry on until fuel ran out. The
& atco LETUS efforts of E.R.A. hite and the stoker assisting
commendable and before dawn both engines
though firing badly the boat was making three
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 788 A page 32 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 32
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
65
3-3-
59
"NEW PRINCE OF WALES" again after she was hit.
Shortly afterward I managed to obtain sight with
one eye and took charge of the wheel as the H.O. rating
did not appear to know how to handle her. This left
her Captain an R.N.R. Lieutenant free to direct
operations, we proceeded to carry on evacuating
military who were swimming in the sea. After about forty
five minutes, the launch being loaded to full capacity
we went alongside H.M.S. "MOSQUITO" where my crew and
military were embarked.
on arrival on board I was given a morphia
injection and remember nothing further until arrival in
Dover 0700 Saturday, 1st June.
I should like to bring to your notice for
favourable recommendation E.R.A. (5th class) White who
long continuous hours in an endeavour to maintain his
enginess in running order under most difficult conditions;
also the stoker whose name I cannot recall who untiringly
assisted the above.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
(Sgd) P.H.E. Bennett,
Sub-Lieutenant, Royal Navy.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.

Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199 790. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

TNA ADM 199 790 page 665 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 665
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
-3-
to 188
At this time a terrific aerial battle was on, shells from
shore batteries were falling around and bombs dropping all over the
place in close proximity. As I was towing this boat I saw a bomb
hit the pleasure steamer "PRINCE OF WALES". I closed her and took
aboard two badly wounded Officers and two ratings.
I offered to
go aboard as she was sinking slowly, but was told only two dead
remained on board.
Just before this, ordinary seaman Purbrick fell overboard
from exhaustion and I picked him up somehow.
My Cox. was sleeping
on his feet on and off and the two others lay down and stood up as
strength permitted.
The C.O. of the "PRINCE OF WALES", although
covered in blood, offered to try and steer the boat.
I then saw a man swimming naked in the water.
Stopped
and got him.
Next a heavily loaded boat of soldiers turned right
over close inshore, and left the men struggling in the water. I
got down to them and rescued the lot personally hauling them aboard
with my crews feeble assistance.
While doing this, I got a rope
round my Starboard screw and fouled the rudder. I now had a full
load of soldiers on board (six wounded) a full boat load towing
and soldiers clinging to the stern.
With what I thought was the last of my strength, I got my
launch alongside a lifeboat and from there hauled her hand over hand,
by means of a grass rope, up to the sloop "MOSQUITO". I then
discovered the lifeboat's propeller was also fouled. Neither
I
nor my crew could clear the propeller, so I boarded "MOSQUITO" and
asked the 1st Lieutenant to send someone to do so.
Meanwhile,
I
went below for a cup of tea.
I came on deck in fifteen minutes,
but the rope could not be cleared I was told.
Air battle still in progress with bombs dropping all around.
I then with difficulty closed the yacht "GALETA" and asked her to take
me in tow.
The C.O.'s ship was in a very bad position with regard
to German shore batteries, nevertheless, he wanted another boat load
of troops before leaving and asked me to try and close the beach and
get one. I said I would, but asked him to watch out for me in case
I got ashore.
I proceeded towards the beach just then coincident with
an explosion of some kind.
The launch seemed to rise from the
water, fall back, rise again and fall back.
I could only move
slowly now and I saw the yacht was drawing the fire from shore. One
of the crew called out that the yacht was signalling me. I looked
round and saw she was signalling me. With great difficulty I got
alongside and made her fast for towing, then slumped on the yacht's
deck, stupified with exhaustion, want of sleep and food, I suppose.
Unfortunately the tow rope parted a few minutes later.
The C.O. of yacht objected and rightly so to going back to the shealed
area with his ships and troops on board.
So the "TRITON" was left
afloat with a rope round her screw and a badly damaged stem and stern.
I regret exceedingly that I did not get her home again for various
reasons.
It was about 1840 31st May, 1940, when my activities ceased.
I had been on my feet from 0700 29th May, to 1840 31st May, 1940, in
a small craft, without sleep and the only food eaten from 2000 29th
May to that time was one tin of herrings, ont tin of bully beef and
between five and two slices of bread each also four cups of tea without
sugar.
We simply had not time to eat.
A few more remarks and I finish. I was the only
Commissioned Officer (excluding Commodore Skippers) who was constantly
in the boats at La Panne.
I took off more troops than I can
remember there - scores and scores of boat loads and I venture to say
if my boat had not remained there to the last, hundreds would never
have got away.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 790 page 667 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 667
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
_203
LAUNCH "TRITON"
for 190
Lieutenant R.H. INVING, R.N.R.
3, KNITH. Sea. Cox.
J.STEPHENS. Ord.Sea.
D. SIMPSON. B.R.A. (utterly useless)
0. GLYNN. Ord.Sea.
F.G. PURBRICK. Ord.Sea. (fell overboard and had to put him on "MOSQUITO"
suffering from cold and shook).
I was at Sheerness as No.1 of Dutch Scoot "PRINCESS JULIANA"
Wednesday 20th May 1940, was instructed to proceed from Sheernoss to
Ramsgate in charge of 13 Launches, various kinds and speeds - handed over
12. Left Sheerness about noon Wednesday, 29th May.
Arrived Ramagate about 1930
Left Remagate about 2150
for Cuploa near La Penne with 9 launches.
Very vague instructions about La Panne and was not definitely
informed whether British troops were actually there. Had bad visibility
and did not know exact position but made Cuploa 0500, Thursday morning -
only 5 launches arrived in company, others broke down and returned to
Ransgate. Launch "SILVER QUEEN" was of great assistance.
From 0500, Thursday, 30th May to about 1700 Friday, 31st May
I towed or picked up hundreds of troops and transferred them to destroyers,
scoots etc. Launches not equipped with proper towing topes and crew very
unsemanlike. Had to steer and make fast myself. Commodore Stephens used
my launch and participated in taking off troops, no one at Cuploa to give to
instructions.
I worked all Thursday night and carried on until 1330 when ship
was shelled heavily and all ships proceeded towards Dunquarque and I was
last to leave Cuploa under heavy shell fire.
I proceeded towards Dunquerque along the beach and on arriving
at extreme west end of Dunquerque beach a heavy air attack and fire from
shore batteries was falling all round. I took the most westerly boat in
tow and when looking round to find a near ship, saw the large launch "PRINCE
OF WALES" struck by a bomb, I proceeded with the boat I had in tow towards
her and found 4 survivors very bedly wounded ready to take off. Two others
were dead on board. On the way to the sloop "MOSQUITO" with survivors I
resoued soldiers from drowing whose boat had sunic close ashore. While
doing this my starbcard propeller get fouled and I had a terrible job to
get to the sloop "MOSQUITO" with troops and wounded from "PRINCE OF MALZES".
All this time bombing and shelling was going on. I landed all on the
"HOSQUITO" and then asked the "MOSQUITO" to tay and clear ay propeller,
they tried but could not do so. I them consulted the First Lieutement and
he suggested that I get a tow home. I spproached the yacht "CALSTA",
the C.O. immediately asked me to get him troops but I told him I would
attempt it with one engine although I could not handle her. I got near
the west beach and immediately came under shore fire and no boats being
ready to come off "GALETA" signelled me to return as he was being shelled
and had to get out of it. I got back and made the launch fast for towing-
under fire, but the tow rope broke and the Launch being in the hotly
peppered area and close to the surf the C.O. of "CALETA" and myself thought
it would endanger his vessel to remain there to try and pick up again so
chose inshore.
Neither I or the arew had any sleep or proper food from Wednesday
morning until the launch was abandoned at 1640 Friday. All of us were
stupid with exhaustion.
I took off more troops at Cuploa than anyone else.
I have lost my voice meantime through constant hailing of boats
and giving orders. The "TRITON" was damaged badly in the stern and bow
through going alongaide ships so frequently in a very heavy swell. I have
lost my uniform cap and raincoat, rasor and other items.
My information on sailing from Ramsgate was - "No troops east of
La Panne or west of Braye Duns", the first item was correct byrb the second
quite wrong.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 790 page 671 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 671
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Dynam 232
205
192
LOG of H.M. Motor Boat LADY CABLE of Torquay
during operations carried out June 2md
and 3rd, 1940.
In command: Acting Sub-Lieutenant G.A. Cadell, R.N.
Cadet Rating G.R. Price
Stoke Worsall
Able Seaman or Ordinary Seaman Smith
from Newfoundland,
Sunday, June 2nd, 1940.
Took over boat during forenoon from Mr. Gooding who
operates boat for owner at Torquay. She had done one trip
to the beaches near Dunkirk. Took on provisions, water,
petrol, etc. Mr. Gooding showed Stoker Worsall the working
of the engines Cylinder Atlantic - running on petrol.
At about 1500 went over to Prince of Wales Pier and was
then taken in tow by SUN VI, together with two life-boats
and one other craft. Started for Dunkirk at approximately
1530, having been handed previously copy of Sailing
Instructions to Drifters, together with rough sketch map
of course to follow. After uneventful trip arrived off
Dunkirk harbour at about 2230 and received orders to
proceed in harbour and go a long way up the Mole to embark
soldiers - fill up and return to tug, then go in for
further loads. At times had difficulty in persuading
French troops to embark in LADY CABLE, the reason apparently
being reluctance to break their units or to act without
definite orders from their officer who was probably still
in the town of Dunkirk. However, we took four boat loads
off - each load containing between 40 and 50 soldiers.
Three loads I took to tugs and one to H.M.S. WISHART when
tug was not in usual position. Spoke to tug after fourth
trip and was informed that it would soon be light and that
she could'nt wait much longer. In reply to a question if
any British officers were still left on the Mole, I replied
that on earlier trips I had seen one who had asked me not
to leave him behind. This officer was engaged in helping
the embarkation of the troops. I had not seen him on my
last trip but told tug I would make another trip to see if
he was there. Informed tug would be as quick as possible
and if tug could not wait, would return to England under
own power. Tug said she could only wait a short while.
On going in for fifth time engines began to go badly
and stopped altogether before reaching point of embarkation.
Engines got going again and we went alongside and collected
about 24 more French soldiers. There was no sign of British
officer and Price reported to me that French on the Mole told
him he had gone. I sent Price up on to the Mole to make
enquiries. Owing to the improbability of tug waiting for
us, I only took 24 soldiers as a greater number would have
made trip back to England under own power too hazardous. Just
after passing lighthouse at end of harbour, engines stopped
again. Noticed we were close to W.D. craft (later found to
be HAIG) who I imagined from her position was watching us and
would/
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 790 page 685 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 685
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
218
206
OPERATION DYNAMO
ENCLOSURE NO. 4.
SHIP: Motor Boat "Britannia".
Officer/
Rating
Reporting: S/L S.D. WARD.
1030 31 May 1940.
Proceeded from Submarine Basin and made fast to
H.M.T. "Fyldea" at buoy.
1355 31 May. Left in tow.
1150 1 June 1940. Arrive off Dunkirk. (Delay on passage due
to Samson posts, cleats, etc. carrying away.)
Cast off and proceed to Beach 1 mile East of harbour
under heavy enemy bombing. Attempted to warp off 2 Launches
aground by making fast line to sunken French destroyer "L'Adroit".
1300
Existing conditions of shoal water and falling tide
made it impossible to load the launch directly from the beach
three
without going aground so "acquired" their dinghies and made
launch fast to two sailing barges which were used throughout as
a landing stage, the dinghies bringing men to the barges and the
launch taking them out to "Fyldea" and other vessels.
(Approximately 200 men were carried in the dinghies.)
1815
Returned to "Fyldea" now aground. Ran out kite
wires to anchored barge and laid out trawlers X edge.
1845
"Fyldea" floated and proceeded in tow towards Dover.
0255 2nd June. Secured alongside Admiralty Pier to disembark
troops.
0415
Secured alongside Prince of Wales Pier.
Drew Savage
Hillier
Tester
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 790 page 699 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 699
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
CONFIDENTIAL
Binlohage
232
Subject. REPORT ON DEATH OF LIEUT. R.H.MEAD, R.N.V.R.
220
25
From The CAPTAIN, H.M.S. EXCELLENT. Portsmouth.
Date **** 20th June 1940.
No. 554/07026.
To
....
THE VICE ADMIRAL, DOVER.
(COPY TO:-
COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, PORTSMOUTH).
Unit, on behaviour of Lieutenant R.H.Mead, R.N.V.R.,
Meikle, R.N. the the Commanding Officer of the D/C Motor Boat
The attached report by Lieutenant E.F. Hamilton-
during Operation Dynamo, is forwarded in accordance with
Confidential Portsmouth General SyPBrind Order, 1700.
L.B.
VICE ADMIRA
CAPTAIN.
an
24 JUN 1940
*
ope
DOVER
tian
led -
ced
ope
it.
ant
pa,
Lynami
ide
Note:- During the above operations the "Cordelia # was
working with Sport engine only - which, owing to being
overworked, seized up. Estimated that 300 troops were
carried by "Cordelia" and whaler from the beach.
1100 Taken in tow by the G.R.1740 (drifter) and
proceeded towards Dover.
1130) Shelled by shore
2030 Entered Dover Harbour and tied up at Prince of
1145) batteries.
Wales Pier (Inner Harbour).
2100 Reported to LYNX office.
Friday/
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 790 page 700 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 700
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
FROM
The Commanding Officer, D/C Unit.
233
DATE
15th June 1940.
25
TO
The Captain, H.M.S. EXCELLENT.
Lieutenant R.H. Mead, R.N.V.R.
I regret who to report the death of Lieutenant
Mead, R.N.V.R. 1940, at 2108, was killed in action at Dunkirk on R.H. Saturday,
1st June or was wounded and died later.
2.
H.M. D/C to the M.B. had been reported out of action
31st May 1940, and Duty Staff Officer, Staff of Flag p.m. Officer
commanding Dover, the Commanding Officer and Lieutenant
Mead were ordered to find themselves boats if possible, and to
assume command.
3.
Lieutenant Mead had assumed command of R.N.L.B.
WALTON AND FRINTON, and having been towed across to near Dun-
I.B.
kirk with other small boats, had pressed on to Dunkirk, unaccom-
panied except by one other boat, the remainder of the small
boats having turned back. This can be clearly seen from the
extracts of the log kept in the boat, a copy of which has
already been forwarded to the Flag Officer-in-Charge, Dover,
through the Officer Commanding Rescue Boats.
an
4.
While in the harbour itself, a shrapnel shell burst
on the water nearby, killing Lieutenant Mead. The remainder
ope
of the life-boat's crew, under a Lieutenant R.N.R. from the
Tug SUN IV continued ferrying soldiers to larger ships until
tian
0423, when Tug SUN IV towed the boat back to Ramsgate.
5.
The two members of my crew who accompanied Lieutenant
led
Mead, Petty Officer Telegraphist Cooley and Able Seaman MacManus,
have informed me that the "determination and guts" of Lieutenant
Mead in persisting in his efforts to rally the smaller boats
and to push on to Dunkirk, were outstanding. This was reported
by me to the Staff Officer of the Rescue boats at Dover, who
interviewed the crew, and has a copy of the log of the life-boat.
ced
6.
I understand that the boat underwent many air attacks
ops
from the time that the tow came within about 20 miles of the
it.
coast.
7.
This report is submitted in order to confirm that the
ant
gallantry of Lieutenant R.H. Mead, (as previously reported by me,
pa,
ade
P.T.O.
Note:- During the above operations the "Cordelia being 18 was
working with Sport engine only - which, owing to were
overworked, seized up. Estimated that 300 beach. troops
carried by "Cordelia" and whaler from the
1100 Taken in tow by the G.R.1740 (drifter) and
proceeded towards Dover.
1130) Shelled by shore
2030 1145) Entered batteries. Dover Harbour and tied up at Prince of
Wales Pier (Inner Harbour).
2100 Reported to LYNX office.
Friday/
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 790 page 702 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 702
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
y in life that their hight his Where then
He accides aly caused m Hand to tread carried mt in job Hind did noting has ced ops
men who hm h are braver, 4 * prosonal £
dratim 8h his ha is-came duclup was merciply The in when mr hudied Amin unt pa,
than the of metantation, rich 2 hmoun m that print although INAS ide
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 790 page 704 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 704
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Farm Hotes.
225
237
frue- 8/40. Wolling
!23
25
Olar Captain fashets
y amit num how to
Tanh Im lurgh mD tn all the Timber
h and tatum is has have or
n at cm fort Mulp Dry pm when her
m This yamis - th all ners. tystipy
lived s killed m June To fet he
he w as uprated X his 3ʳᵈ wife "missing
id in Draw m the 2nd' suppres wey
was to chaotic is was imprive to
.B.
in me know anything B 8r his life Thay
1 1-Ahm had the trum where forms -Weat
rud is it pmines A find pm
appens in thus recassion - ml? on are they
atem. his family are had tryng Doget bas a
an
from artach as the, have home
w follows from a pung - who
pe
n as opproin humber they unplain
clan
hearnor yaliful him slip
led
Tan
y in which writing Mm husban at his Kepper, 1 Incrified
without to pm of the wm anful
Hand to tread carried mt in job J ferromed Hind
life He that accides their aly caused hight m Where then
ced
ope
men who have noting that haves,
£
dratim m 8h his hm ha is-came duclup was * prosonal merciply
ant
intentation, mich 2 hmoun m that print although INAS
The and when than the of mr hudied Amin
pa,
ide
Note:- During the above operations the "Cordelia being 18. was
working with Sport engine only - which, owing to were
overworked, seized up. Estimated that 300 beach. troops
carried by "Cordelia" and whaler from the
1100 Taken in tow by the G.R.1740 (drifter) and
proceeded towards Dover.
1130) Shelled by shore
2030 Entered Dover Harbour and tied up at Prince of
1145) batteries.
Wales Pier (Inner Harbour).
2100 Reported to LYNX office.
Friday/
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 790 page 706 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 706
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Dynam 19 237
223 23
FROM
Senior Medical Officer, Dover.
DATE
7th May 1940.
TO
Flag Officer, Commanding.
Report of the death of Lieut Mead. R.N.V.R. H.M.S.Niger.
Submitted,
I.B.
The attached report received from
Medical Officer H.M.S. Niger is forwarded for information.
VIDEADMISTER 1940 *
an
O.
M
ope
DOVER
Surgeon Captain.
ja
Senior Medical Officer.
led
Dover.
ced
ops
it.
ant
ps,
side
the above operations the Cordella to being was
Note:- During with Sport engine only - which, owing troops were
working seized up. Estimated that 300 beach.
overworked, carried by "Cordelia" and whaler from the
1100 Taken in tow by the G.R.1740 (drifter) and
proceeded towards Dover.
1130) Shelled by shore
2030 1145) Entered batteries. Dover Harbour and tied up at Prince of
Wales Pier (Inner Harbour).
2100 Reported to LYNX office.
Friday/
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 790 page 707 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 707
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
238
S. 546. (Revised-Jannary, 1925).
D. 395.
COMMUNICATION SHEET.
25
221
FROM The Medical Officer, H.M.S.Niger.
DATE 4th. June. 1940.
TO The Senior Medical Officer,
Ref. No
Sick Quarters, Dover.
FORMER
Report of the Death of Lieut. Mead. R.N.V.R.
WALTONG FRINTON L.A
L.B.
This Officer was in Command of
a Lifeboat embarking troops of the B.E.F. off Dunkirk on
the night of theist-2nd June.
Whilst coming alongside the Niger,a shell from a shore
battery exploded near, and he was struck by shrapnel, sustaining
chest wounde from which he died within 15 minutes.
an
age
2.9. hunt gomeine
clan
surgeon Lieutenant. R.N.
led
ced
ope
it.
ant
Sta. 186/24.
LJ466
pa,
M.861/8363. 914M. 7/37. C.B.&S.Ltd. 075/71.
1045 Starboard propeler fouled by rope net alongaide
destroyer while disembarking troops.
Further operations impossible.
During the above operations the "Cordelia to being # was
Note:- with "port engine only - which, owing troops were
working seized up. Estimated that the 300 beach.
overworked, carried by "Cordelia" and whaler from
1100 Taken in tow by the G.R.1740 (drifter) and
proceeded towards Dover.
1130) Shelled by shore
2030 1145) Entered batteries. Dover Harbour and tied up at Prince of
Wales Pier (Inner Harbour).
2100 Reported to LYNX office.
Priday/
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 790 page 708 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 708
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
239
225
OPERATION DYNAMO
ENCLOSURE NO. 15.
SHIP: "GORDELIA". MOTOR BOAT.
OFFICER REPORTING: SUB. LIEUT. C.A. THOMPSON, R.N.V.R.
ROUGH LOG (ALL TIMINGS ARE APPROXIMATE).
CREW: S.A. WADE
A.J. WHALE
in
Ratings
J. JARVIE
civilian
Wednesday 29.5.40.
1100 Took over from civilian who brought the above M.B.
round from Sheerness.
1400) Stand by. Fuelling and
1700)
provision.
1705 Proceeded to submarine base to collect three
Belgian vessels (Yser, Sambre and another).
1745 Returned to Prince of Wales Pier.
1800 Proceeded out of Dover in rear of above 3 Belgian
boats which were being towed by the drifter
G.R.1740, one whaler in tow.
1815 Propellers of one Belgian boat fouled by tow roge
(this vessel returned to Dover).
1830 Proceeded in company with G.R.1740 and two Belgian
boats.
2000 Destroyer takes one Belgian boat in tow.
2010 Tied up astern of remaining pontoon and proceeded
towed by G.R.1740.
2330 Machine gun fire in proximity.
Thursday 30.5.40.
0530 Nearing the beach to the west of la Fanne.
0545 Commodore Fergusson came on board and commenced
directing operations for the evacuation of troops
from beach to waiting destroyers etc.
0800 Commodore Fergusson transferred to another craft.
0800- Occupied in ferrying boats containing troopa
1030 between the beach and waiting vessels. Attendant
whaler manned by two stokers and civilian was
occupied in going inshore to load up with troops,
then taking them out to waiting vessels.
1045 Starboard propeler fouled by rope net alongaide
destroyer while disembarking troops.
Further operations impossible.
Note:- During the above operations the "Cordelia # was
working with "port engine only - which, owing to being
overworked, seized up. Estimated that 300 troops were
carried by "Cordelia" and whaler from the beach.
1100 Taken in tow by the G.R.1740 (drifter) and
proceeded towards Dover.
1130) Shelled by shore
2030 Entered Dover Harbour and tied up at Prince of
1145) batteries.
Wales Pier (Inner Harbour).
2100 Reported to LYNX office.
Friday/
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 790 page 827 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 827
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
"KINDRED 29th "THRIFTY" during DUNKIRK OPERATIONS DRIFTERS
REPORT STAR" & FROM OFFICER IN CHARGE OF
321
May to 5th June 1940.
May
29th.
Having all received orders to proceed to Dover on
and duty, M/S gear was landed, the ships were coaled special
provisioned and left Portland Harbour at 1900
ay
30th.
Arrived off Dover at 1730. Reported arrival to
off examination vessel and was told to anchor about 10/4 mile
breakwater and await instructions.
May 31st.
Having waited outside Dover Harbour all night We finally
received instructions to enter harbour and berth
alongside Prince of Wales Pier at 1400.
I reported in person to Vice Admiral Dover and was
instructed to stand by for sailing orders.
June 1st. At 0430 orders were received to report to H.M.S. "Lynx"
for final instructions. We were then given orders to
take in tow 6 Lifeboats or similar craft with each ship
and to proceed to the beach 1 mile east of Dunkirk by
route "Y".
We left Dover Harbour with boats in tow at 07 00 for
Dunkirk via North Goodwin Light Vessel.
113 O.
Passed "W" Buoy Saw floating Mine destroyed by gun fire
from another vessel.
1330.
Passed several vessels returning from direction of
Dunkirk - some with a few troops on deck, others
apparently empty.
1400.
Passed """ Buoy. Speed made good approximately 4 knots.
1430g
Saw large Ship on her side on fire and boat blazing in the
water. Shells falling very near from shore batteries.
1530.
Attacked by dive hombers. Sent out message # attacked by
aircraft" on R/T. Our lewis guns in action.
Several vessels were seen trying 10 enter Dunkirk Roads
but all were driven back by action of enemy aircraft and
shore batteries. We altered course to bring us outside
range of shore guns.
1610.
Again attacked by dive bombers. R/Teall sent and Lewis
Guns were again inaction.
One salvo of 4 bombs struck the water just ahead of the
"Kindred Star" scorching the paint and scattering small
There was another salvo of 6 bombs dripped - 3 each side
fragments on the deck but doing no aparent damage.
of the "Thrifty". These bonbs burst under water throwing
Two hands were washed overboard ut these were picked up
up and decks to a depth of several feet.
great columns of water and flooding the top bridge
by lifeboats.
The was seen to be badly it by & bomb to pieces. - afterwards
tows were slipped for greatel safety.
One Trawler Another unknown vessel as blown to
We sinking. did not stop as there were oth- ships nearer these
1620.
vessels. "Kindred Star"reportedhat the and boiler feed pipes was
Engineer losing water on rapidly also the mainiteam
1730.
were cracked. to collect tow which indepenintly. had attered, all except
3 Returned lifeboats signal having to Dover returned asking received. for nstructions re these
1800.
Sent R/T reply was request. aircra,
attheir dive bombing
near
"V"
buoy.
1830.
Lewis Guns aircraft, but sustained. "Kindred
Again attacked again in action, no also further two her amage attacks was by
Star" Entered in order to effect
high bombing Ramsgate Harbour and repairs. blew dowboiler on
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 790 page 849 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 849
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
3.
365
Dover. Eventually a motor yacht got us in tow and took us to
Commander Troup went with the fast boats to the outer
- 343
port. He made himself piermaster on the western mole
and conducted the embarkation of about 10,000 French
troops. He also had some anxious moments, as the boat
which was to fetch him broke down. Another turned up
in which he embarked with a French General Lucas and
many StafffOfficers and men; and thus had the honour of
being the last man to leave Dunkirk.
12. As Officers and Coxswains pass through Sheerness,
endeavour is being made to extract full accounts of their
adventures. N.O.I.C. Ramsgate is doing the same. These
reports are being forwarded to Vice Admiral, Dover, but
copies of those obtained here are attached. Even so it
will be impossible to do justice to the services of these
young Officers, ratings and volunteers, most of whom were
acting independently, without anyone to see how they
conducted themselves. A list of those who came under my
personal observation is attached.
13. Until all reports have been compared and lists of
Officers, men, and volunteers going out and returning
have been checked, the number of casualties remains
unscertain. Many boats have had to be abandoned owing
to grounding, collision or fouled propellers, but in
most cases the crews transferred to other craft,
One craft is known to have been sunk by bomb.
"New Prince of Wales". Large motor craft. Officer
in command, Sub Lieut. .L.H. Bennett, R.N., now in R.N.
S.P.H.E.
Hospital, Chatham. Two ratings are believed to have been
killed, but I have not been able to get this confirmed.
Several motor boats sailed direct from Southend for
the beaches with volunteer crews who had not signed on.
There may be others, of which there will be no record.
Considering the heavy bombing, shelling and machine
gun fire experienced by many of the boats, the casualties
seem to be lighter than might well have been expected.
14. It would be impossible to speak too highly of the
spirit which has animated all those who have been concerned
in "Dynamo". Everyone tried to do their best for the Armies
at Dunkirk, and those whose fortunes it was to get across
and bring some of them off, will always look back on it with
deep satisfaction. Some of the crews got their boats as far
as Ramsgate, only to find that owing to the shortcomings of
their vessels, they could get no further, but many of them
succeeded in finding another boat with room for them.
A young Able Seaman, whose boat sank after bringing
off 1,000 men, did much, by his sheerful talk and bearing,
to bring about this happy result. His name is
Here at Sheerness the Commodore and his staff, H.M.S.
"Wildfire", and the dockyard did all that man could do to
hasten the preparation and sailing of the varied fleet of
craft which arrived here, some of them needing much attention.
With the exception of the Thames steamers, which could not
run in salt water, though they had a good try at it, very
few craft failed to achieve at least one trip to the French
coast. Many men from the "Wildfire" offered their would services,
have done so had it been possible to spare their services.
though only a few could be allowed to go, and more
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 790 page 882 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 882
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
- 2 -
39375
and troops owing owing to to the fact that the weather ship was conditions almost full, for small and boats, to 31/5
At the 1100, adverse I decided to discontinue embarking
proceed to Dover.
and at 1120, "Olvina" was under way.
"Sabre's" motorboat was handed over to "Vivacious"
Vessel, the "Viking", a diesel engined Thames barge, with 70
When between Dunkirk and North Goodwin Light
troops aboard, was taken in tow from "Dwarf" and brought into
Dover. Owing to delay outside the harbour, the troops were
not disembarked until 2200.
"Olvina" was revictualled and berthed alongside
Prince of Wales Pier by 0100/1 June.
On proceeding to the office of Captain Auxiliary
Patrol, I was informed that "Olvina" should not have gone to
Dunkirk, but should have been on A/S patrol. Accordingly, at
0820/1 June, "Olvina" proceeded to a patrol station 17 miles
NNW of Dunkirk, which was reached at 1125. At 1500, 70
survivors from "Basilisk" came alongside in a French fishing
boat, and at 1917 we went alongside "Whitehall" in Dover
harbour and disembarked them.
"Olvina" was in harbour during 2nd and 3rd June,
and on 4th June escorted "Bideford" to Portsmouth thout
incident.
I have the honour to be
Sir,
Your obedient servant
Sub Lt. R.N.V.R.
-II-
No. 1594/07.
Vice Admiral, Dover.
Forwarded.
P.R.T.S.
VICE ADMIRAL.
Portland.
FLAG OFFICER-IN-CHARGE.
18th June, 1940
VICE ADMIRAL
20 JUN 1940
*
DOVER
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 790 page 885 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 885
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
0040. COMMANDER THE (Signed) Longsdon, Sub.Lt. R.N.V.R.
* 17JUN1940 * 0125. WESTERN APPROACHES Port Hingsdon heard II. D/O. No. 959/1. FLAG OFFICER COMMANDING DOVER.
no for rapidly E and Forwarded, in accordance with one Admiralty Message 1652/6th June, 1940.
Lewis Guns, couldn't Pom too M.T.B's 'on' ADMIRAL enemy 19JUN 1940 0430. Joined The whol DO VOR was either who. survivors or dead. Carried notivity on both German Patrol, no contacts uously overliead, no attacks Received instructions from under dropped further out of 0615. Instructions to received to nothing there seemed to
to 0040. All had up, N.T.B. and was
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 790 page 1054 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 1054
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
FLAG OFFICEN IN N CHARGE
17JUN1940
*
HARWY
THE
H.M.S. "Watchful"
547
Great Yarmouth.
8th June, 1940.
Sir,
I have the honour to submit the report of proceedings of the
"M" Drifters attached to Yarmouth Base (H.M.S. "Watchful") whilst
employed on Operation "Dynamo".
30.5.40. 2345.
Flotilla sailed Yarmouth for Ramsgate,
Good
571
Yes,
541
From:- Sub. Lt. D.L. Satterford, R.N.
Date:- 5th June, 1940.
To:-
Naval Officer in Charge, Ramsgate.
1d
28th May.
1800
Left Sheerness in Thames Pleasure Craft "Viscount" for
Ramsgate. Followed M.Y. "Prince of Wales" as
ordered. "Viscount's" engine stopped on the way.
After repairs continued on course until 2330; having
no compass we anchored till 0400 Wednesday.
29th May.
1000
Arrived Ramsgate. Boiler pump defective; I asked
for another boat.
lled
30th May.
g
1030
Took command M.Y. "Rygate II" with crew of 4 civilians.
in
Left for Dunkirk keeping station on the schoot
ien
"Horst".
"Rygate II" broke down and was towed by
out
"Horst".
Found impossible to effect repairs.
1 all
Anchored "Rygate II" and boarded "Horst" with crew.
to to
1600
Arrived Dunkirk in "Horst" (Lt. Sarjent R.N.R.) *
worked 3 pulling boats with 2 men in each. Operation
rendered difficult by bombing and heavy surf. One
A.B. wounded in groin by machine-gun bullet. One
Mar
boat capsized but was righted.
2300
Lieut. Sarjent decided to move closer inshore. Found
ved
anchor fouled by another cable. Donkey broke down.
Cut cable. Chief E.R.A. reported engine failure.
400 troops aboard taken off by another boat.
31st May.
0900
Arrived Ramsgate. Found M.Y. "Quicksilver" with take crew
of naval ratings. Obtained permission to
"Quicksilver" across.
2000
Left for Dunkirk at 20 knots.
2400
Arrived Dunkirk; ferried troops to ransports.
1st June.
0600
Fuel running short; left for Ramsgate.
1030
Arrived Ramsgate.
2nd June.
1930
Left Ramsgate; followed schoot "Hilda" out.
3rd June.
0100
Arrived Dunkirk Beach and being searched shelled. for British Sent by troops whalers direct according to hit.
continue to order. search. One whaler blown up
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 790 page 1115 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 1115
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
618
I, E.W. Filley am Master of the auxiliary barge "THYRA"
582
6
We were requisitioned on the 29th May at Millwall 11.30 p.m.,
towed to Tilbury where three days rations were put aboard.
Proceeded in tow of Tug "SUN 12" with other barges, to Southend,
thence ordered to Remsgate and thenoe to Dover Harbour, arriving
2.30 p.m. on the 30th May and lying at Prince of Wales Pier.
May 31st. Volunteers were called for to go to Dunkirk and all
the barges crews offered their services.
We proceeded outside breakwater with barge "H.A.C." in tow.
We were both taken in tow by tug "ST. ABBS" and proceeded to
Dunkirk, arriving there at 5.0 a.m. on Saturday June 1st.
We were shot off by the tug at Dunkirk Pier Head and told to
beach barges. Towed "H.A.C. with me into beach and with their
assistance we got eleven French Soldiers off the beach on to our
barge. Other groups of Soldiers refused to come as they wanted to
di
go to France and not to England.
ed
At that time bombing was very bad and we had no protection of any
kind, not even helmets and we went into the beach as close as
possible and picked up the crews of the barge "GLENWAY" and the
barge "LARK", also eight British Soldiers that were aboard them
as they had been left on the beach with 8 tor in for the Frenchmer
to get when the tide went out, and the crews had been told to get
out of it. Including "H.A.C." crew, we had 28 men aboard.
As the tugs had disappeared, the only thing I could do was to
proceed with what I had got and come away to England. I sailed
half way across and was picked up by the tug "EMPIRE HENCHMAN"
arriving at Dover 11.45 p.m. on June lst.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 790 page 1117 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 1117
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
I William Watson am Master of the auxiliary barge "PUDGE".
We were requisitioned on the 29th May whilst lying outside the
581
6
Millwall Dock, towed to Tilbury, given three days rations, and
then to Southend. The "OCEAN COCK" towed us to Ramsgate and
subsequently to Dover with the barges "DORIS" "ENA" and "TOLSBURY".
We arrived at Dover at about 2.30 on the 30th May. We lay alongside
the Prince of Wales Pier for the rest of that day and were told we
should probably load in the morning.
On May 31st at about 8.30 a Naval Officer called the Captains
ashore and asked for Volunteers to go over to Dunkirk and said
that nodody could be forced to go but he would be very grateful
for any volunteers and preferred the auxiliary barges.
There were about 17 barges lying at Dover and all volunteered.
Six barges were selected, three auxiliaries and three sailing barges,
"PUDGE" "LADY ROSEBERRY" "DORIS" "H.A.C." "DUCHESS" and "THYRA".
The three auxiliary barges "THYRA" "LADY ROSEBERRY" AND "PUDGE"
each proceeded forthwith out of the harbour with the other three
+1
barges in tow and were picked up by a big tug. The tug which picked
us up was the "ST. FABIAN" and the "PUDGE" was on the hook with the
"DORIS" next and the "LADY ROSEBERRY" third.
The tug which had just arrived from the South Coast gave us & big
7" wire which was made fast round the mast case, under the windlass
and through the fairlead in the bowboard, and we arrived under the
shore close to Dunkirk during the hours of darkness that night (I
am not sure of the time).
We had some trouble in locating the inshore channel as the Captain
of the tug did not seem to know the locality and apprently had no
chart. By the time of daybreak on Saturday, we were about
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.

Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199 792. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

TNA ADM 199 792 page 644 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 644
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
C.W.19295
(Revised-June, 1983.)
D-51.
1940
FROM WHOM
DATE
Merchant Service Vessels employed in Operation "Dynamo".
/
(Extracted from Case 5458).
Personnel Ships
Case 5458 Vol. III. 7.)
29.
QUEEN OF THE CHANNEL
"
III. 6.
sunk
1.
"
DORRIEN ROSE
"
1.
NEW PRINCE OF WALES
"
III. 6.)
sunk
1.
SCOTTISH CORPORATION
"
III. 6.)
1.
MASSEY SHAW
"
III. 6 & 8)
1.
LIGHTER X 209
"
III. 6.)
1.
C.E.in C. TUG PRIMA
)
"
III. 6.)
1.
"
HOPPER BARGE W.24)
1.
"
"
"
W.26)
1.
"
"
"
W.95)
1.
THYRA
1.
PUDGE
London and Rochester ( "
II.5.)
1.
CABBY
Trading Company,
1.
SEINE
)
Limited.
1.
BEFENDER
1.
RELIANCE
1.
LETITIA
Bawley Boats
III 8
1.
ENDEAVOUR
"
Civilian crews.
1.
RESOLUTE
1.
RENOWN (Sunk)
1.
QUEENSLAND,
Tilbury Dredging Company.
(Case 5458.Vol.III.8.)
1.
JOHANNA
"
(Dutch eel boat)
III.8. 1.
River M/L "MADAME SANS GENE" (sunk)
"
III.8.) 1.
M/V "SEA ROAMER"
"
III.8.) 1.
"FAAR BREEZE" Drifter
1.
Votor Boat "KIT CAT"
(
"
III.8.) 1.
Southend Lifeboat "GREATER LONDON"
1.
Launch belonging to Skylark Shipbuilding
(
"
III.8.) 1.
Co. Poole.
opper " Barge "Lady Southborough"
1.
"
1.
QUEEN'S CHANNEL
"
"
GALLIONS RANCH
Tilbury
l.
"
(
"
"
FOREMOST 101.
Contracting
III.8.) 1.
"
"
FOREMOST 102.
& Dredging
1.
"
"
1.
JAMES 67.
Company.
Dutch eel boat "CHANTECLER"
(
"
III.8.) 1.
Motor Life Boat unnamed,
#
(S.Lt.Amos, R.N.V.R.)
III.8.) 1.
Motor Yacht "RYGATE II"
"
III.8. 1.
M/B "QUICKSILVER"
"
III.8. 1.
Motor Cruiser "BOBELI"
"
III.8.) 1.
M/B "RAPIDE"
"
III.8.) 1.
"NAID ERRANT"
"
III.8.) 1.
M/B "THARK"
#
III.8.) 1.
Total. 71.
Mainly civilian crew, but R.N. or R.N.R.Officer in command.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.

Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199 795. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

TNA ADM 199 795 page 129 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 129
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
ENCLOSURE ##
TO DOVER LETTER OF
CREWS IN REQUISITIONED CRAFT (SOUTHED) 28.5.40
GRAFT.
RANK.
NUMBER.
NAME
ADDRESS.
day Artor
DREADNOUGHT II
P.O.
C/JX.129553
t
#
285, Southtom. Grt-Yarmouth.
F.
A.B.
C/JX.14.117
NO ADDRESS.
to
/
chant, Ge
Stoker.
N.K.
Hillcrest, Highfield Crescent,
#
#
Withdone, Brighton, Sussex.
ming. S.
A.B.
SSX.27113
50, Paisley Ave, Elinburgh.
Us, T.P.
DREADNOUGHT III
A.B.
B.2153
15, Springfield M, Chingford, E.4.
#
#
must, J.
Stoker.
N.E.
1, Causey Place, Aberdeen.
e
*
[lick, J.E.
A.B.
C/JX-130414
71, Crandville m, Walthamstow,B.1
-
#
itt, F.
A.B.
C/JX.128960
32, Wingfield M, Stratford, E.15.
is
st, J.W.
DUCHESS
By
YORK
P.O.
J.109034
96, Westbury M., Southend.
30a.
mant, P.
If
#
If
A.B.
SSX.20316
Low Green, Wilnentham, Suffolk.
day B.
.
IF
#
A.B.
SSX.21958
Cordon House, Hurstpier Point,Sussex.
Sar, W.G.
.
-
.
C/Stoker.
K.60154
9, Hilda M., Chather, Kent.
mood, P.R.
NEMO IV
E.R.A.
N.K.
Market Place, Regearth, Nr.Derby.
irton, S.
#
#
A.B.
SSX.22614
Honestead, Clifton, Rugby.
Iby, T.E.
*
#
A.B.
JX.142475
53, Sutherland Ave., Sunbury, Mddx.
Lliams, J.
*
#
P.O.
P.20084
10, Duke's 36., St.Pancras, London.
T.C.1.
ih, G.A.
GRACE DARLING
A.B.
X.10700
26, for 118, Qt.Yamouth.
man, J.W.
*
#
L/Seeman
0/JX134832
1, Vauzhall Cres., Sturry 30,
Centerbury, lant.
Lison, J.
-
.
A.B.
SSX.25812
The Stanton Villas, Scanby Briggs,
Lance.
herton, J.W.
a
*
Stoker
N.L.
15, Tower Street, Portobello,
Stinburgh.
ght, S.G.
NSW PRINCE OF
E.R.A.
Name
10, New Farade, layesend, Mddx.
Loway, R.W.
WALES.
#
*
#
*
A.B.
0/89X26532
125, Hill M., Polkestone, Kent.
il, I.
a
*
#
-
A.D.
C/SSX29064
11, Inverton M,
sings C.W.
-
#
#
*
C.P.O.
C/P.12093
the Recrillies, Priston,
Suffolk.
5" Jon,
-
Stoker
X.9942
22, Date Hill Bank, Church Street,
Whithy, Yorks.
8, F.W.
PRINCESS MAUD
A.B.
J.108965
19, Hangdon M., leaver, Ashford, Kent.
phens, E.J.
#
#
A.B.
D.1297
31, Croppeth M., Dagenhan, &
4
*
A.B.
3.17787
% Synderhurst Cres., Induey.
M
*
Stokes
N.E.
36, Insurance Credit Riguare, Middx.
:
Stoker
N.K.
95, Grangemell M, Catford, S.E.6.
Stone C.R.
PRINCE OF HAIRS
A.B.Cox.
0/854198
24g Compton View, Harehills, Leads.
7, H.W.
-
4.3.
B.21727
46, Binands as, Oldbury, Birminghare,
/ :
stati, "
A.B.
C/J440861
1, Harewood Crove, Darlington.
SEA FOAM
#
#
Stoker
N.S.
2931, Ashley M, Upper Parkstone, Dorset.
i 5
#
*
A.B.
0/JX149369
51, Sunninglale AV+, Coventry.
?
D,907
15, Horfalk House, Brookmill Rt.,
*
#
A.B.
Deptford, S.X.S.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 795 page 169 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 169
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
VESSEL
OWNER
REMARKS
J.Mears
Returned to owner
MUTT
MYOLA
c/o Toughs
Did not go.
6th Ramsgate Scouts
No trace of return from
MONTAGUE WHALER
Dunkirk.
MARGARET MARY
G.Chantry
A.P.S.
MATA HARI
J.W.Lintott
A.P.S.
M.L. 108
?
A.P.S.
E.F.White &
Returned to Owner 6.6.40.
MINNEDOSA
A.J.Riding
damaged.
ROSE
Lt.Cdr. Gain
Allocated to A/P.
ROSA
MATOYA
MADAME SANSGENE
Guy Shelly
Reported lost by Owner.
RUBY
A.P.S.
Edvy
MARY JANE
Lt.Col.H.S.C.
Richardson
M.F.H. 4B
Messrs. Pickfords
Returned to Owners.
WON
MAY QUEEN S.M.270
F.Leach
Returned to Owners 5.6.40.
KOU
MESORA (Wherry)
T.H.Read
Reported lost by Owner
MIRANDA No. 58 Boat
W.H.Goldsmith
Reported lost.
R.K.Taylor-
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
NAIAD ERRANT
Nightingale
NANETTE II
E.G.Baxter
T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S.
NARCISSA
H.Allbrow
to V.A.Dover.
NAUTILUB A
J.F.Mardling
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
NEMO IV
Nemo Motor Boats
Abandoned at Dunkirk.
NEW PRINCE OF WALES
Southend Mot.Nav.Co.
Returned to Owners.
Kichy JOH 9 RCO a SON Ro from Sile
Ltd.
NEW WHITE HEATHER
J.Davis & Sons
No. tress. of
A.P.S.
J.Emons
NIN
Returned to Owners
c/o Toughs
NIRVANA
A.P.S.
Mr.Mason
NO NAME II
(Yarmouth & Gorleston
T.98 Returned to Owners.
NORWICH BELLE
(Stm. Boat Co.
A.P.S.
Mr. Wilcox
NANCY BELLE
Returned to Owners.
NEW WINDSOR CASTLE
c/o "oughs
T.98. Returned to Owners
J.L.Shakespeare
OFFEMIA
19/6.
A.P.S.
Mr.Forman
Returned to Owners 3.6.40.
OMEGA
H.J. Gallop
ORATAVA RX 45
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
H.Joynson
Prepared for Dunkirk, did
ORELLANA
H.M. Customs,
not go.
OSPREY
Gravesend
(Yarmouth & Gorleston
T.98 Returned to Owners.
OULTON BELLE
(stm.Boat Co.
(Returned to Owners 19/6
Mr.Beran
OUR LIZZIE
Bob Leach & Son
Released 3.6.40
OUR MAGGIE
Re-allocated Special
(Admiralty Service (6A)
A.P.S.
H.Payne
ONA II
Prepared but did not go
PROSPERITY (WY59)
T.Eglon
to Dunkirk.
-do-
PROVIDER
(WY71)
E.Turner
-do-
PROGRESS
(WY72)
E.Turner
Returned to Owners
W.Walker
PROVIDENCE
Risdon Beazley
Released 1.6.40.
PALMESTON
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 795 page 171 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 171
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
VESSEL
OWNER
REM ARKS
PANDORA
A. E. Turner
Returned to Owners.
PANTO
Murray King
Repaired, Fuelled, Floated but not
00
taken over.
PAPILLION
C.P. Macenrot
Returned to Owners 19/6
PAPAKURA
R. Grayson
(Returned 1500 3.6.40
II
OJ
Re-allocated to A/P.
II
PAULETER
Mrs. D. Ashton
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
PEGGY IV
F. Bridge
Sunk off Dunkirk
PETRA
R.Lewis
Returned to Owner.
PIKE
Golding Bros.
Prepared did not go.
PIONEER
R.F.
Bicketts
No report received from list of
05
Missing Vessels.
POLLY
R. Hayes
T.98 Returned Owners 6.6.40
POMPADOUR
Mr. Ager
btb
Returned to Owners 19/6. Did not go
Dunkirk
PRINCE OF WALES E. Golding
Returned to Owners 19/6.
PRINCESS FREDA
G. Whatford & Son
Returned to Owner.
PRINCESS
LILY
C. Whatford & Son
No report received from List of
Missing Vessels.
PRINCESS MAUD
H. Wilson
T.98 Abandoned off Dunkirk
PRIDE OF FOLKESTONE J. Brazier
Returned to Owner did not go.
PROVIDER
R19
Mr. Rowden
Returned to Owner.
PRINCE
S. Wiliams & Sons
Returned to Owners.
PRINCESS
Returned to Owners.
REARL
Cozens
Released 3. 6.40.
PILOT ME WY12
J.R. Storr to
Prepared but did not go to Dunkirk.
PORTHLEVEN CORNWALL
14 Fishing Boats
Prepared did not go.
QUEEN
H. Hurrell
At Surrey Commercial Docks
QUEEN ALEXANDRA
Turmaine
&
Jones
Returned to Owners.
QUEEN BOADICEA
Mrs. Smith
Harbour Duties Sheerness.
QUEEN BOADICEA II
Mrs. Smith
Returned to Owner 20/6
QUEEN OF ENGLAND
E. Crouch
Sunk Collision with S.S. Tilly.
QUICKSILVER
F. Jones
Re-allocated to A. P.S.
Q.J.& J.
S. Cooper
Returned to Owners.
QUISISANA
S. Eldridge
A.P.S.
QUEST
H. BIDGOOD
Taken for Dynamo but did not go.
QUEST
C.L.
Hunt
Returned to Owners.
RAYON
R.L. Glover
T.98 A.P. S.
REDA
0. A. Reed
T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S.
RELIANCE
W. Meddle
Damaged - Returned to Owner.
REMEMBRANCE
F. Good
Returned to Owner.
RENOWN (Cockle Boat E.
Osbourne
Mined and sunk with all hands.
RESOLUTE
-do-
Damaged - returned to owner.
ROBERTA
R.B. Grey
No information of return from Dunkirk
ROBINA TENANT
H. Leach
(Re-allocated to Special Admiralty
Service (6A)
ROCINANTE
R.F. Fryers
No report received from List of
Missing Vessels presumed lost.
ROSE
0. Grime
To V.A. Dover
ROSIT YNE
Gapt.C. 8. Dines
Released 1.6.40
ROSE MARIE
нозда if
Returned to Owner
ROYAL THAMES
J. Mears
Returned to Owners
RUMMY II
A.G. Smith
A.P.S
RYEGATE II
A.E. E. Ryland
Re allocated to A.P.S. of
RAPID
P.G. Broom
Returned to Owners
RUBY
J.F. Caine
Prepared for Dynamo but aid not go.
ROSABELLE
J.O. Wood
No trace of return from Dynamo
ROSE
A. Large
Returned to Owner 7. 6.40.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 795 page 213 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 213
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Summary of Reports concerning the Evacuation of Trooss.
from the Dunkirk Area - May 27th - June 4th, 1940.
4
6.
ODD SHIPS.
rage
BIDEFORD
CALCUTTA.
9
H.M.S. DOLPHIN'S POWER BOAT.
13
16
DORIEN ROSE.
35
DWARF
40
LORMONT
16
MASSEY SHAW
NS4
-
MONA'S ISLE.
NEW PRINCE OF WALES.
63
66
PORTSDOWN.
-
SCOTTISH CO-OPERATOR.
70
SIROCCO.
73
WHIPPINGHAM.
75
a
EX LIGHTER X.209.
PORTSMOUTH BARGES TAKING PART. 88
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 795 page 264 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 264
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Dynams 312.
Blu/o/22
Office of the Commander-in-Chief.
Matham
The Nore,
Admiralty House,
56
To 3911.
Chatham.
765 1720 and 5197.
14th June, 1940.
47.00/40.
OFFICER COMMANDING, DOVER.
OPERATION "DYNAMO".
The attached narrative from
anding Officer, m.v. "NEW PRINCE OF
S" is forwarded herewith.
for ADMIRAL.
VICE
15 JUN 1940
*
DOVE
R
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 795 page 265 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 265
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Dynamo 312.
57
COPY.
Royal Naval Hospital,
Chatham.
13th June, 1940.
To: Rear-Admiral Taylor, O.B.E..
Sir,
I have the honour to forward the narrative of
events whilst in command of m.v. "NEW PRINCE OF WALES"
until she was believed sunk at 1415 at the beaches near
Bray.
A.M. Wednesday 89th May I was ordered to proceed
to Sheerness to report to the Commodore at H.M.S. "WILDFIRE"
Arrived Sheerness about 1700 was ordered to proceed in
m.v. "NEW PRINCE OF WALES" leading flotilla of seven light
craft. Left camber at H.N.S. "WILDFIRE" proceeded to sea
through boom. Two boats appeared to be in difficulties
and did not leave the boom. I was met by escort yacht
and formed astern of her.
Had to slow down to keep boats in company. First
three boats astern kept good station, remaining one fell
astern but owing to urgency of getting boats to destination
flotilla did not decrease speed any further.
About 2200 yacht escort was challenged from shore.
She informed me an officer was required to go in to
Margate for orders, so proceeded myself in fast motor boat
"MARSAYRA". Established my identity and was told to
push on to Ramsgate. While away one boat "QUSEN
BOADACEA" broke down, after some delay she was taken in
tow by escort yacht. My port engine broke down, speed
greatly reduced. One boat lost contact in darkness. I
went back to look for her off Longrose, search
unsuccessful, rejoined escort. Fog came down at dawn and
escort anchored with "NEW PRINCE OF WALES", "QUEEN BOADACEA"
and "MARSAYRA", off Ramsgate exact position uncertain.
After an hour fog cleared enough to show bucy ahead 80
proceeded with "MARSAYRA" in company escort yacht and following
with "QUEEN BOADACEA". Engines misfiring badly
harbour in "MARGAYRU". Reported to Naval Officer-in-
stopped just outside Ramagate, anchored and proceeded into
Charge Ramsgate received charte and orders to proceed to
beaches between Bray and La Panne and to carry on
remained to return. Boats were towed in, repairs
ferrying troops from shore to ships until only enough started fuel
on "NEW PRINCE OF WALES" immediately.
at once by route 'X' for Dunkerque. Arrived off French
Engines ready for use at 1630 BO proceeded to sea
coast 2230 (Thursday 30th). Port engine failed again
fiercely and heavy pall of smoke covered the channel
shortly after turning parallel to coast. Dunkerque to burning the
north. Endeavoured to find beach with boat hardly making
unsuccessful any and I was lost in smoke, saw green light fterward
way through the water. Attempte to locate troops buoy were
and established approximate position, immediately
starboard engine failed, had to drop anchor.
E.R.A. reported ammount of fuel remaining and I
estimated we could not return to Ramsgate even if we did The no
BO determined to carry on until fuel ran out.
unflagging ferrying efforts of E.R.A. and hite before and dawn the stoker both engines assisting
him were were running highly though commendable firing badly the boat was making three
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 795 page 267 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 267
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
65
-3-
59
"NEW PRINCE OF WALES" again after she was hit.
Shortly afterward I managed to obtain sight with
one eye and took charge of the wheel as the H.O. rating
did not appear to know how to handle her. This left
her Captain an R.N.R. Lieutenant free to direct
operations, we proceeded to carry on evacuating
military who were swimming in the sea. After about forty
five minutes, the launch being loaded to full capacity
we went alongside H.M.S. "MOSQUITO" where my crew and
military were embarked.
On arrival on board I was given a morphia
injection and remember nothing further until arrival in
Dover 0700 Saturday, 1st June.
I should like to bring to your notice for
favourable recommendation B.R.A. (5th class) White who
long continuous hours in an endeavour to maintain his
enginess in running order under most difficult conditions;
also the stoker whose name I cannot recall who untiringly
assisted the above.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
(Sgd) P.H.E. Bennett,
Sub-Lieutenant, Royal Navy.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 795 page 706 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 706
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
501470
1 Sick Quarters at Ramsgate 4 SION HILL
June 7th
19 40
To NAVAL OF FICER IN CHARGE
RAMSGATE
Submitted
Report on the Medical Organisation at Ramsgate Naval
Base during the evacuation of the B.E.F. from the
French coast.
In such an emergency a basis of procedure had to
be rapidly improvised and modified according to
circumstances. Collaboration between the Naval. medical
personnel and the RAMC was essential and after the first
day was found to be working smoothly and efficiently.
The suggestion that the floor of the Merrie England
base should be used as & Clearing Station was supported
by the NOIC, and traffic from the eastern pier head
ATO
was so organised. Very little delay was found in
rapidly clearing the wounded from ships as they berthed.
tels
Smaller boats were dealt with at the Dover steps further
down. A naval and military doctor was always available
at the pier head for some time before and after high
led
tide at which time many of the larger vessels entered
the harbour. A pier head rallying point was
established for medical personnel, and here stocks of
dressings, stretchers and medical essentials were kept.
Transport in the form of ambulances Military, ARP, and
St.John's was always available and ample. I would
RILEA
United
JUTLAND
FREDANJA
TYCAP
CRASTS
JAJA
FOAM QUEEN
PACIFIC
BORNRIO
PASCHOLL
REIGER
SUN IV
LINIRED STAR
PATRIA
QUEEN
BRANDARIS
TANIA
RUJA
RESTREL
DELFUSE
SUN XV
HOPPER-
HANDBRUG
BARGE 24
(INO GEORGE y
SWALLOW
DWARP
CAVA
GROUSE
BOURNRIFT
ROYAL DAFFODIL
FABIA
PRINCE OF WALES
CARISTA
BAN
CELLETT
BOX FRED
ROYAL SOVERSION
LENA
VIRINO
SALVINA
DUCHESS OF FIFE ORIOLE
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.

Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199 xxx. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

TNA ADM 199 xxx page 1 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 1
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
lew Prince of Wales
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 xxx page 106 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 106
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Dynamo 252 -
888
LOG of H.M. Motor Boat LADY CABLE of Torquay
during operations carried out June 2nd
and 3rd, 1940.
In command: Acting Sub-Lieutenant G.A. Cadell, R.N.
Cadet Rating G.R. Price
Stokev Worsall
Able Seaman or Ordinary Seaman Smith
from Newfoundland.
Sunday, June 2nd, 1940.
Took over boat during forenoon from Mr. Gooding who
operates boat for owner at Torquay. She had done one trip
to the beaches near Dunkirk. Took on provisions, water,
petrol, etc. Mr. Gooding showed Stoker Norsall the working
of the engines Cylinder Atlantic - running CD petrol.
At about 1500 went over to Prince of Wales Pier and was
then taken in tow by SUN VI, together with two life-boats
and one other craft. Started for Dunkirk at approximately
1530, having been handed previously copy of Sailing
Instructions to Drifters, together with rough sketch map
of course to follow. After uneventful trip arrived off
Dunkirk harbour at about 2230 and received orders to
proceed in harbour and go a long way up the Mole to embark
soldiers - fill up and return to tug, then go in for
further loads. At times had difficulty in persuading
French troops to embark in LADY CABLE, the reason apparently
being reluctance to break their units or to act without
definite orders from their officer who was probably still
in the town of Dunkirk. However, we took four boat loads
off - each load containing between 40 and 50 soldiers.
Three loads I took to tugs - and one to H.M.S. WISHART when
tug was not in usual position. Spoke to tug after fourth
trip and was informed that it would soon be light and that
she could'nt wait much longer. In reply to a question if
any British officers were still left on the Mole, I replied
that on earlier trips I had seen one who had asked me not
to leave him behind. This officer was engaged in helping
the embarkation of the troops. 1 had not seen him on my
last trip but told tug I would make another trip to see if
he was there. Informed tug would be as quick as possible
and if tug could not wait, would return to England under
own power. Tug said she could only wait a short while.
On going in for fifth time engines began to go badly
and stopped altogether before reaching point of embarkation.
Engines got going again and we went alongside and collected
about 24 more French soldiers. There was no sign of British
officer and Price reported to me that French on the Mole told
him he had gone. I sent Price up on to the Mole to make
enquiries. Owing to the improbability or tug waiting for
us, I only took 24 soldiers as a greater number would have
made trip back to England under own power too hazardous. Just
after passing lighthouse at end of harbour, engines stopped
again. Noticed we were close to W.D. sraft (later found to
be HAIG) who 1 imagined from her position was witching us and
would/
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 xxx page 190 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 190
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Dynamo /167
COPY.
Royal Naval Hospital,
Chathsm.
18th June, 1940.
To: Rear-Admiral Taylor, O.B.B.,
Siz,
I have the honsue to fairmed the narrative of
events whilet & comment of Ex7. "NEW PRINCE OF WALES"
will also me believed suk at 1415 at the benehes near
Bray.
A
A.M. Welnesday 2913 My I was setered to proceed
to Shoetness to report to the Commisters at H.H.S. "WILDFIRE".
Accived Shoomess about 1700 was ordered to preased in
ExTe "SHI PREMIS 07 WALES" leading flotille of seven light
amt. Left united at H.H.S. "VILDPIRE" proceeded to sea
through boom. Two bests appoared to to in difficulties
and and not Zears the boom. use not by conort yacht
and forms sutern of have
Had to slow does to toop bosts in company. First
three bonts estern tight good station, remaining case fell
estem but owing to urgnary of getting bosts to destination
fistills ass not decrease speed any further.
About 2200 your essert was shallenged from shore.
She informed - 00 officer via required to & in to
Margate for orders, 80 presended sureelf in fast motor boat
"MARSAYRA". Natablished 17 identity and was. told to
push on to Emegate. While may one bost "QUIRN
BOADACHA® broke dawn, after - delay she was taken in
for by assurt yeaht. W part engine broke dom, speed
greatly reduced. Doe boat last contact in darkness. I
wont bank to look for 197 use Longrose, search
unsurseasful, rejoined assert. Feg - down at dam and
securt anshored with - PRINCE OF WALES", "CORSN BOADACEA"
and "MARRAYRA", off Banagate exast position meertain.
After - hour tog cleared enough to obser beer shead so
proceeded with "MARGAYHA" in company assert yasht following
with HQUIRE BOADACHA". Ingines misfiring badly and
harbour in "MARGAYRU". Reported to Naval Officer-in-
stopped Just outside anothered and proceeded into
beashes between Bray and La Penne and to earry on
Charge Ramagate received sharts sail orders to proceed to
remained to return. Bosto use towed in, repairs started
foreying treepe from share to ships until only enough fuel
00 THE PRINCE OF WALES" imediately.
Engines ready for use at 1680 80 proceeded to sea
coast 9230 (Thurstay sosh). Part eagine failed again
as code by reute 'X' for Dunkerque. Arrived off French
fisrualy and heavy pall of unite covered the channel to the
shortly after turning parallel to coast. Dunkerque burning
north. Endoaveured to find beach with boat hardly making
any way through the unter. Attempts saw to locate troops were
and established approximate position, immediately afterward
unsusessaful and I was lost in smoke, green light buoy
starboard engine failed, had to drop mehor.
B.R.A. reported amount of fuel remaining and I
entimated # could not return to Ramagete other 12 99 did no
DD determined to carry on until and ruel The
THE were the boat WSS making matures. three
before dawn the stoket both assisting
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 xxx page 196 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 196
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
174
- 171
-8-
"NWN PRINCE OF WALES" again after she was hit.
Shortly aftermed 1 managed to obtain sight with
one-eye and took charge of the whool 88 the H.O. rating
did not appear to know how to handle her. This left
hav Captain 4b R.H.R. Moutanant free to direct
operations, # proceeded to carry on evacuating
military who 9920 swiming's in the son. -After about forty
five nimites, the Launch being loaded to full capacity
19 Mest alengaide H.H.S. "NOSCUITO" shore my gree and
military US29 enharited.
⑈
& arrival on-board I USA given a norphia
injection and resember nothing further until arrival in
Dover 0700 Saturday, lat June.
1 should>like to bring to your notice for
favourable recommendation BiR.A. (5th class) White who
Long continues hours in 00 endonvour to ssintein-his
also the staker vitose name I cannot recall etc untiringly.
enginees in remaing order under most diffiault-cenditions;
assisted the above.
: have the benefit to be,
Sir,
Your obedient-Servist,
(Sgd) P.H.B. Bennett,
Royal ling.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 xxx page 293 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 293
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Dynamo 336.
2979
SECRET.
WAR. DIARIES.
DOVER
In compliance with Memo No. A14/0/330/40 dated 5th
February, the following record of the part played by the Dock-
yard Departments at Dover in the events which took place between 10th
May 1940 and 5th June, 1940 is forwarded.
ON MAY 10TH, at 0400 the German invesion of Holland, Belgium
and Luxemburg began.
In accordance with previous orders the operation XD was commenced
at about 0630 May 10th, and by 0830 over 20 tons of explosives had
been placed on board "Falconet", "Lady Brassey", "Gondia" and
"Simla". These stores and & Naval Demolition Party of 300 men
were then embarked in H.M.S. "Whitshed" "Wild Swan" "Verity" and
"Brillient" who sailed at noon for Dutch and Belgian ports.
ON MAY 11th. H.M.S. "Whitshed" arrived with several easualties
H.M.S. "Sandhurst" and at once taken in hand for repairs.
and damage caused by heavy air attacks. She was placed alongside At
2030 H.M.S. "Venimous" and "Verity" each embarked a Royal Marine
detachment with stores and ammunition and proceeded at midnight
for the Hook of Holland.
FROM TO MAY 22ND the principle activities in the Some Dockyard
were MAY 11TH with repairs to ships damaged by bombs.
destroyers concerned had between 50 and 80 holes caused by bomb splinters or or
aircraft patching. cannon, Damage to electrical circuits was also by
repairs to which were affected by welding sustained
nearly all
Belgian coast became expended and the difficulty of for the sole duty
The supply urgent owing to the large embarking number this rounds at of
ships. of ammunition to vessels operating of on the
A.A. ammunition Some destroyers were detailed coast. A
any of other port. to the vessels on the Belgian for them where
berth crane and at West reilway Pier, facilities are available. also
carrying ammunition Submarine Basin was reserved Ammunition was
sent off to ships in harbour tugs.
AT of to H.M.S. 0900 explosives ON "wild MAY were 23RD Swan", loaded operation "Venimous" in "Falconet" XDI were and was "Viay". carried also and embarked. "Simla" out, About about and 470 Commander taken 26 Royal tons off
Marines and details of the landing party. sailed for Boulogne.
from the Army At 1230 the
Welman, operation R.N. was was completed in charge and the destroyers of
ON MAY 24TH "Wolsey" and "windsor" and sailed embarked with at severe 0945. 6 tons damage in H.M.S.
"Wild explosive, the and at embarked and 80 were Royal taken Marines hand and
sustained for in action 1600 H.M.S. "verity"
ON H.M.S. "Wolsey" and Calais. "Wolfhound" embarked Military used for stores
ammunition repairs. and sailed for Calais.
The Prince ammunition of Wales Pier and stores from now in lighters and barges and for Dunkirk. small
and MAY 25TH and sailed for on was extensively for
The craft Submarine requiring repairs. "Burza" The in The ship's bottom in the
embarkation of Basin water was used for tugs a the had sailed
with been the Polish destroyer by air shattered attack. but temporary the night repairs the enemy had
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< certain the During aress Harbour, in of it and had several the been Harbour mine swel,
No outside seen and reported. and exploded. being laid.
was carried mines closed out were to 8 found in until Harbour but These the lgying positions One mine were exploded plott
and actually the mines had in been the later Western were Entrance swept within an hour of
damage was sustained.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 xxx page 294 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 294
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
RAS
of
-2-
MAY 26TH. A careful sweep of the Harbour and approaches
carried out during the forenoon and the area was declared
and the Harbour open at 1436. Sweeping operations were
later to ensure that delayed action mines should be destrope
The order to withdraw the B.E.F. from Dunkirk was given and
embarkation of the troops started this evening.
JOFF
A staff organisation known as "DYNAMO" was set up to carry
plan for evacuating the beaches at Dunkirk. Dutch Skoots,
Launches, Life-boats and numerous other small craft began
assemble at Dover and were berthed at Prince of Wales Piers
in Submarine Basin. These vessels were at once supplied
fuel, food and water to enable them to sail for Dunkirk at
earliest possible moment.
MAY 27TH. The tugs "Sun V11" and "Sun X" and "Persia" arriv
and reported for duty with K.H.M. They were detailed for
lighters and boats to Dunkirk.
MAY 28TH. At 0300 the Examination Vessel "Ocean Reward" ⑉
and sunk off Dover by the Hospital Ship "Isle of Thanet" with
loss of all hands. Boats were lowered by "Isle of Thenet
serched the position of the accident to gether with the tug
Brassey" but no survivors were found. The night was fine
calm and clear and both vessels were showing lights. Facts
contributory to the accident may have been the high speed
"Isle of Thanet" and possibly a misunderstanding on the pari
"Ocean Reward" that "Isle of Thanet" would stop off Dover
The tug "Foremost 87" arrived and joined the flotilla of
lighters and boats to Dunkirk. At 0830 the requisitioned
Skoots "Ruja", "Sursum Corda", "Jaba Amazone", "San Antonio"
arrived for duty on the Flanders coast. They required water
"Pacific", "Frendja", "Hebe", "Frisco Wega", "Pascholl" and
fuel and provisions and steps were to provide
During these operations the air raid taken warning at once sounded and
precautions in the Dockyard were taken. No attack develop
immediately after the "All Clear" was sounded these vessels
for Dunkirk.
MAY tow. 29th. The tug "Fairplay 1" with the water lighter "Cla "SM
was Lt. with Sub. the Comdr. detached Commodore Lieuts. Military and the R.G. K.A. for tug stores Wardrop Harwood, duty "Persia" sailed at R.N.R. Dunkirk. with E.S. for of Hill the Dunkirk. Commodore lighters and G. Jones "Sark" R.N.V.R. and
MAY connection numerous by motor of enemy the 30TH. boats Examination holes action. with H.M.S. arrived Superintendent's caused operation The Service "Jaguar" by former bombs "DYNAMO". was and had detached and staff, "Greyhound" thirteen aircraft for dead arrived duty on at board both duty Many
Dunkirk order by tugs and drifters. during the day All and whose were
Several Thames sailing barges orene
sailed during afternoon.
available at the Prince arrived and as will
visions same day. and ammunition. of Two Wales tugs Pier sailed they with them to
whom Many more vessels were now available evacuating the
many thousands were landed at Admiralty for Pier.
MAY 31ST. The Fleet in tow
"Locust". She had been Sweeper struck "Bideford" arrived which had
her depth charges and blown by & bomb aft
was taken in hand for temporary repairs H.M.S. Sanahu
800 troops on board at the time thirty and feetmoff suffered her
At the Prince of Wales Pier in the by the
"Ocean Cook" and "Challenge" towed morning the lighters and
"F.23" loaded with Military stores over to Dunkir&,
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 xxx page 295 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 295
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
-3-
250
sailing barges "Glenway", "Lark" and "Spurgeon" similarly loaded
were towed over by the tugs "Persia" and "Cervia".
Lt. Comdr. R.G. Wardrop and Lieut. F.H. Whalley R.N.R. returned from
Dunkirk and reported back for duty on the Commodore's staff.
JUNE 1st, The C in C of the B.E.F. Lord Gort arrived at Admiralty
Pier at 0605.
The tugs "SunX1", "Sun X11", "Sun V11", 'Océan Cock", "Challenge"
"Crested Cock", and "Fairplay 17 with one sailing barge in tow left
for Dunkirk. The tugs were intended to assist disabled craft and
carried out this duty off the Belgian coast until they were forced
back by heavy air attack.
Numerous motor boats left the Prince of Wales Pier for Dunkirk beaches
in tow of drifters.
H.M.S. "Harvester" and "Salamander" arrived with extensive damage
sustained during the night operations and repairs were at once carried
out by H.M.S. "Sandhurst". At midnight enemy air craft attempted
to lay magnetic mines off the Harbour. Mines were laid outside
before the raiders were driven off by anti-aircraft fire. The
mines were swept up during the morning.
At 2130 the troops transport "Maid of Orleans" was badly damaged
by collision in the Harbour. Several of the troops were thrown into
the water but all were rescued by the tugs who happened to be in the
vicinity.
JUNE 2nd. The tug "Sun X1" towed in the self-propelled lighters
Sherfield" and "YeC. 63" with troops on board. At 1430 the tugs
coastal 87", and five motor-bosts in tow for the Dunkirk beaches.
"Foremost "Sun X", 'Sun X1", and "Fairplay 1" sailed with six
The tug life-boats Brassey" proceeded to the assistance of H.M.S. The "Mona's
Isle" "Lady received severe damage from enemy bombs. tug
X11", and "Ocean 22" Cock" refused to go owing to their lack of protection.
"Foremost which had sailed at 2000 for Dunkirk. The tugs "Sun V11", "Sun
JUNE the day troops were arriving in "Glenway" the Harbour returned in all
from of craft. beaches filled with soldiers, in the got channel.
kinds 3rd. During The sailing barges "H.A.C." and who had them off
and sailed the Dunkirk them until they were picked boats. up by tug
Some No troops came in Belgian to the fishing Dunkirk beaches on account Base made of a the
quantity of brows "Halcyon", "Speedwell", brows were used with
strong easterly wind. and ladders which were put "Vega", "Princess "Venimous",
boats could be sent During the day the Repair aboard H.M.S.
"Vanquisher", "Express", and "Malcolm". The numbers of troops
Elixabeth", splendid effect "Sutton" at Dunkirk Mole and large were
brought off during the night.
JUNE 4TH. Tugs "Sun V11", and "Sun X11" left towing H.M.S. "Bideford"
On completion of the up for the passage and following to days every
to Portsmouth for repairs. operation of disembarking their troops Home from Ports Dunkirk and
destroyers were patched During this day small craft, barges,
endeavour subsequently was sailed. made to return the numerous lighters
and tugs to their Ports.
NOTES.
ASUALTIES.
During the this H.M.S.
10th to Port, June of 4th whom a "Sandhurst" total of
dealt.wistely 6,880 wounded were and over 60 suffering from shock and
50 dead.
EFECTS.
The 26 Repair Base and H.M.S. "Sandhurst" by bomb and holes splinters temporarily rigging. in them and ai a
suffered repaired craft cannon. damage also the
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 xxx page 306 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 306
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Дунамо 341.
REPORT FROM OFFICER IN CHARGE OF DRIFTERS
2503
"KINDRED STAR" & "THRIFTY" during DUNKIRK OPERATIONS -
29th May to 5th June 1940.
ay 29th.
Having received orders to proceed to Dover on special
duty, all M/S gear was landed, the ships were coaled
and provisioned and left Portland Harbour at 1900.
ay
30th. Arrived off Dover at 1730. Reported arrival to
examination vassel and was told to anchor about à mile
off broakmater and amait instructions.
lay 31st.
Having waited outside Dover Harbour all night #0 finally
received instructions to enter harbour and borth.
alongside Prince of Vales Pior at 1400.
I reported in person to Vice Admiral Dover and was
instructed to stand by for sailing orders.
June
1st. At 0430 orders were received to report to H.H.S. "Lynx"
for final instructions. No were then given orders to
take in tow 6 Lifeboats or sinilar craft with each ship
and to proceed to the boach 1 mile east of Dunkirk by
route "Y".
We loft Dover Harbour with boats in tow at 0700 for
113 O.
Dunkirk via North Goodwin Light Vessel.
Passed "U" Buoy Saw floating lline destroyed by gun fire
1330.
from another vessel.
Passed soveral vessols returning from direction of
Dunkirk - some with a for troops on deck, others
1400.
1430g
Passed " Buoy. Speed made good approximately 4 knots.
apparently empty.
Saw large Ship on her side on fire and boat blasing in the
1530.
water. Shells falling very near from shore batterios.
Attacked by dive combers. Sent out message # attacked by
aircraft" on R/T. Our lowis guns in action.
Several vessels were soon trying to enter Dunkirk Roads
but all were driven back by action of enesy aircraft and
shore batterios. No altered course to bring us outside
1610.
Again range attacked by dive bombers. R/T call sent and Lowis
of shore guns.
Guns again inaction.
One salvo were of 4 bombs struck the mator just ahoad of the
"Kindred on the dook but doing no apparent danage. 3 each
Stare scorching the paint and seattering small
of great the columns of water and flooding foot. top bridge
There was "Thrifty". These bombs burst under the throwing
fragments another salvo of 6 bombs dropped water - side
Two and hands wore washed overboard but these were picked up
up decks so a depth of several
The town was seen to be badly was blown a bomb to pieces. - afterwards
by lifeboats. were slipped for greater hit safety. by
No sinking. did not stop as there vore other ships those
One Trauler Another unknown vossel nearer to
1620.
vessols. "Kindred Star"reported steam that the and boiler feed was
Engineer losing water on rapidly also the main pipes
1730.
were cracked. to collect tou which had scattered, all except
3 lifeboats signal to Dover asking for instructions ro these
Returned having returned independently.
1800.
Sent lifeboats R/T but no reply was received..
1830.
Tou was slipped by attheir dive bombing request. airoraft other near attacks "V" buoy. by
Lowis bombing Guns aircraft, but no further down boilor sustained. "Kindred
Again attacked again in action, also two damage was
Star" in order to effect repairs.
Entered high Ranagate Harbour and blow on
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 xxx page 368 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 368
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
3245
OPERATION DESAID
ID. 4.
SHIP: Motor Boat "Tritannia".
Officer/
Rating
Reporting: S/L S.D. WD.
1030 31 May 1940.
Proceeded from Submitte leadn ml made that to
H.I.T. "Fyldon" at boy.
1355 31 May. Left in ton.
1150 1 June 1940. Arrive off Deskirt. (Dolay on peasage due
to Seeam posts, cleats, oto. carrying any.)
Cent off and proceed to Beach 1 nile Start of harbour
under heavy may booking. Attengted to may off 2 lanchos
aground by miding that Line to subm French testroyer "S'Adroit".
1300
Relating anditions of about under and failing tide
made it impossible to load the Lunch Brue directly from the beach
without going aground so "asquired" their dinghice and made
la noh that to too sailing barges which were mad throughout as
a landing stage, the dinghies beinging DOB to the barges and the
Lunch taking then out to "fyldan" and other ressols.
(Approximately 200 - was carried in the dinghtes.)
Returned to "Tyldon" DOW agrount * Ben out lite
vires 1815 to anchored barge and ladd out truelers Medge,
"Fyldon" floated and proceeded in tow towards Dover.
0255 1845 2nd June Secured alongaide Adminity Her to
troops.
Secural alongaide Prince of Vales Her.
0415
Crew Hillier Savage
Tester
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 xxx page 381 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 381
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
329
OPERATION HOUR
EXCLOSIS 10. 15.
SHIP: "CORDELIA". MOTOR BOAT.
OFFICER REPORTING: sun. LIMIT. Code R.N.V.R.
ROUGH LOG (ALL THINGS ARE APPROXIDATE).
CREST: Sade HADE
hade VEASE Ratings.
J. JARVIE
civilian
Tednesday 29.5.10.
1100 Took over from civilian the brought the above 143,
round from theomes.
1400) Stand M Fuelling and
1700)
provision.
1705 Processed to submitte base to collect three
Belgion vessels (Incry Smire and another).
1745 Returned to Prince of Value Picr.
1800 Proceeded out of Donner in rear of above 3 Belgion
bosts which sero loing towal by the drifter
Gela1740, 000 shales in too,
1815 Propellors of one Delgin boat fouled by tow rogo
(this reasel returned to Dover).
1830 Proceeded in company with 0.2.1740 and two Delgion
boots.
2000 Destroyer taken 000 Delgin bont in too,
2010 Tital a astem of receiving pontoon and proceeded -
towal by 0,2,1740.
2530 Machine an fire in produity.
Thursday 30,5,100
0530 Houring the bench to the wert of la Tune,
0545 Complete Purguason oszo on board and commond
directing operations for the evecuation of troops
from beach to writing destroyers etc.
0800 Consolore Purguasan trunsferred to mother craft.
0800⑉ Coungded in furrying boats containing troge
1030 between the beach and writing vensels. Attendent
whaler unred by two atobers and givilian the
occupied in going inshare to load up with troops,
than taking than out to writing vessels.
1045 Starboard propoler fouled by roye not alengaide
destroyer willo Manbericing troups.
Purther operations informible.
oursied by "Cordella" and shaler from the banch.
overwarked, seined 100 that 300 troops was
working with part engine only - which, owing being
During the above operations the Cordelia to . was
1100 Taban in too by the 0.R.1740 (drifter) and
proceeded towards Dover.
1130) Shelled by share
2050 Intered Dower Harbour and tial up at Prince of
1145) batteries.
vales Pier (Inner Hurbour).
2100 Reported to WIX office.
Priday/
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 199 xxx page 385 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 385
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
333
328
OPERATION
110.18
SHIP:-
THOMAS KIRKWRIGHT LIFEBOAT,
REPORTING:-
L.S. HUNTINGTON IN CONSUME
Date of
Date of
Service
leaving
Name
arrival
Boats
at Dover
A.B. L.S. H.Huntingtons S.H.Bletchford. 25.7.
First 26th. trip to Dunkirk bonbed
and machine gurned by air-
Sto. R.Gibbs.
craft and kept off shore by
gunfire from shore Intteries.
Second 27th. time over, just the
beach last of Dunicine. Tried
- but got troops off the
to save survivors from 2 or
3 trawlers bilown 18th One
Pyench other Inglish.
Third 2nd. trip towed over by a
which alipped then 15 miles
tug that their own my
from Danietric furrying troops from
harbour to (on - initiative as
ware no troops on the
beach), there between 2315 and 0430,
a Identenant Connander
Found 24 on board ROUN & ship and in
French 25-10 Pier. brought fired automatic yards, at While sailors his by Garman taking to an guns Prince on the casualties. loard. him on soldiers of standa off Germana Vales were at and
had rifles. than trying to got out
one engine completely
burnt Returned to Dover on one
found out and boat making engine. water.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.

Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 234 360. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

TNA ADM 234 360 page 98 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 98
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
THE EVACUATION FROM DUNKIRK
CHAP. VHI
Isabelle The French carrying trawlers food, also Marie went hit and to and Dunkirk. Pierre exploded carrying While and unloading munitions, under and shell the Ste.
was the Pierre's still on fire munitions when her were consorts left Dunkirk at 1100. the ship caught fire. She fire
Captain Howson returns to Dover
about 1930 some 30 others bombed the and
Meanwhile the having enemy been made made the last at 1415-1500 of his three major air of
the other two bombers escorted by fighters
small went on craft². to bomb Dunkirk, and
likely to up the 'rough treatment", Captain Howson decided un-
also through stand the stern to further glands. Being opinion that the would be
received some damage of making
The yacht Ankh, which from a Captain near miss Howson and started was using as his headquarters,
some to Rear-Admiral seaward, failing light Captain Howson was then
return 2 to Dover, 3 miles ordering to in yacht the Amulree to keep company. Being to
to signal to closed the Wake-Walker in the Keith. The yachts Eilla unable II
Caryandra the latter that Ankh the former reported that she was short of fuel and
in she was damaged and short of lubricating oil, so they returned and
company with the Ankh to Dover.
reduced to of the Vivacious from the beach) found that her tiller wire by
It tow was the at boats about this time, 2000, that the yacht Glagla (which was standing
shelling R.N. in which had been going on continuously, became intense. A Captain and
to a single strand. Her Commanding Officer said, The bombing was
ordered yacht No. 1 of the Solent Patrol [i.e. Captain Howson in the Ankh],
us to make for the open sea, and all the smaller craft followed him out.
It was in the above circumstances that a number of power boats started
withdrawal Walker to Dover, and that at 0611 on the 1st June Rear-Admiral Wake- a
boats had found it necessary to report to V.A. Dover that all craft used for towing
left during the night, and to urge that they be sent back³.
Ankh, was rammed and sunk by the Vimy in the vicinity of the Gull. Her crew
At about 0145 on the 1st June the yacht Amulree, which was escorting the
were R.N., picked up. The Commodore-in-Charge, Sheerness, Captain H. R. Marrack,
she this vessel [the Amulree] was diverted from the valuable work regret which
that D.S.C., in a report to V.A., Dover, says that it was a matter for
seemingly rammed minor administrative duty which indirectly resulted in carry her being
was performing in towing out pontoons from the very beaches, to out a
The and sunk by a British destroyer in the Downs".
Ankh arrived at Dover at 0815 on the 1st June.
Casualties to towing craft
Commodore Of the motor boats lost this day, 2 lost action. The M/B
machine ferried troops to the Worcester were off by enemy eventually
bourne gunned, holed and abandoned. Her Malo. She was East-
shore Queen. The M/B New Prince of Wales crew was embarked in the a shell M/B from a
crew of the crew were wounded. killed, The vessel and S/Lt. was abandoned P. H. E. and the
R.N. and battery. 2 Two able-seamen were damaged by Bennett,
embarked in the M/B Triton.
I 2 R.A.F. Narrative, p.336.
3 4 Captain Appendix Howson's H.26. Report (R.O.IV, p.119).
R.O.III, p.551.
74
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 234 360 page 167 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 167
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Prince -
Princess -
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 234 360 page 174 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 174
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
THE EVACUATION FROM DUNKIRK
APPENDIX A
TROOPS
MOTOR BOATS, LAUNCHES AND VESSELS (contd.)
TRANSPORTED
M.F.H. (W. H. Smith, Capt.)
87
Minikoil (S/Lt. R. E. Blows, R.N.V.R.)
/
Minoru II'
/
Minotaur (T. Towndrow, Skipper)
/
Minwood
51
Mirasol
/
Moss Rose1
/
Murious
/
Naiad Errant
8
(A. B.S. Palmer, i/c)
Nanette II
30
Nayland
83
Nemo IV'
/
New Britannic
83
(W. Matthews, Cox.)
New Prince of Wales'
-
(S/Lt. P. H. E. Bennett, R.N.)
New White Heather
-
Offemia
50
Patricia (T.H.V.)
/
Pauleter
400
(Sto. D. T. Banks)
Peggy IV:
-
(S. H. Hughes, Skipper)
Pioneer¹
-
Princess Freda
-
(S/Lt. E.S. Forman, R.N.V.R.)
Princess Lily
-
(Prob. Ty. S/Lt. K. E.A. Bayley, R.N.V.R.)
Princess Maud
-
Provider
Not known
(F. Hannaford, Skipper)
Queen Boadicea II
-
(Lieut. J.S. Seal, R.N.R.) (Capt. J. Whittaker)
Queen of England'
-
Quest
-
Quicksilver
20
(S/Lt. D.L. Satterford. R.N.) (L/Sea. T. Phillips)
18
Quisisana
(S/Lt. A. J. Weaver, R.N.V.R.)
28
Rapid I
(S/Lt. J.C. Clarke, R.N.V.R.)
Reda
44
Reliance (S/Lt. P. Snow, R.N.) (P.O. R. W. Rawlings, Motorman)
80
(Skpr. A. Legget)
Renown'
-
Resolute (Skpr. W.H. Noakes)
40
Roberta (Skpr. H.D. Osborne)
-
Rocinante
-
Rosabelle
-
Rose Marie
Not known
St. Patrick1
-
Sambrez
Not known
Santosy
-
Saviour (Actg. S/Lt. J.M. Chappell, R.N.)
22
I Lost.
2 Ex-Belgian canal boat.
150
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 234 360 page 175 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 175
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
LIST OF BRITISH SHIPS
APPENDIX A
TROOPS
TRANSPORTED
MOTOR BOATS, LAUNCHES AND VESSELS (contd.)
Sea Falcon'
-
(L/Sea. A. Westbrook)
Scencshifter1
-
Sea Foam
-
Seamew
-
Sea Roamer
2
(Lieut. J. Bald, R.N.V.R.)
Seasalter
70
(L. W. Salmon, Skipper)
Semois 2
-
Shamrock
-
(A. Barrell, Owner, Skipper)
Silicia
314
Silver Foam
-
Silver Moon
-
(Actg. S/Lt. B. D. O. MacIntyre, R.N.)
Silver Queen1
100
(S/Lt. ?)
(A.B. P. T. Sullivan, C/JX 147897)
Silvery Breeze
-
Singapore
5
(S/Lt. J. W. Pratt, R.N.V.R.)
Singapore II
-
(S/Lt. F. E. Greenfell, R.N.V.R.)
Skylark I
-
(S/Lt. E. C. B. Mares, R.N.V.R.)
(S/Lt. H. McClelland, R.N.V.R.)
Skylark II
—
Skylark III¹
-
Skylark III
-
(Sto. G. Bramhall)
Skylark LL. III¹
-
Skylark III(S.M.281.11)
-
Skylark 6
-
(Cadet Rating, G. R. Prince)
Skylark (Southend)
50
(P.O. R.A. Smith, R.F.R. and crew of 5)
Skylark
-
(S/Lt. M. J. R. Yeatman, R.N.V.R.)
Small Viking
62
Southend Britannia
-
(Lieut. G.L. Norton, R.N.V.R.)
Southern Queen
I
(S/Lt. B.G.P. de Mattos, R.N.V.R.)
Southern Queen (P.L.17)
-
Spinaway
-
Stonehaven¹
-
Summer Maid (P.E. 42)
-
Sundowner
122
(Cdr. G. H. Lightoller, D.S.C., R.N.R., (Retd.) owner-Skipper)
Sunshine
/
Survey
-
Tenias
100
Thark
I
(S/Lt. A. Carew-Hunt, R.N.)
Thetis
-
(T. Towndrow, Scoutmaster, Mortlake Sea Scouts)
Thorneycroft M/B
Not known
Thyforsa
66
Tigris I
-
(H. Hastings, Owner, Skipper)
Triton
-
(Lient. R. H. Irving, R.N.R.)
I Lost.
2 Ex-Belgian canal boat.
151
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 234 360 page 183 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 183
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
MINESWEEPER TRAWLERS DRIFTERS
Brighton Belle (28/5) Comfort (29/5) Eileen Emma (1/6)
Thomas Bartlett Fair Breeze (1/6)
(28/5) (1) Gervais Rentoul (1/6)
Girl Pamela (night 28/29 May)
SKOOTS YACHT ExN. SERV. V.
Alice (28/5) Amulree (1/6) Ocean Reward (28/5)
Lena (4/6) Pellag II (1/6)
Sursum-Corda (31/5)
BLOCKSHIP TUG SEAPLANE TENDERS
Holland (3/6) Fossa (2/6) S.T.243 (31/5) S.T. 254 (31/5) A.M.C. 3 (31/5)
Albatross² Hanora³ 4 Rocinantes 6
Aljanor2 Iote (1/6) Rosabelle³
Aloa-Oe² Island Queen2 St. Patrick (31/5)
Ambleve (30/5) Josephine Iº Santosy (3/6)³
Aura (2/6)³ Lansdowne (1/6)³ Scene Shifter (29/6)
Black Arrow (29/30 May) Letitia (M/B) (4/6) Sea Falcon (31/5)
Bobeli (2/6) Little Ann2 Seamew²
Bonnibell (2/6) Madame Sans Gêne (4/6) Semois
Bullpup4 Maid of Honour® Shamrock (30/5)
Canvey Queen (30/5) Ma Foie (30/5) Silver Queen (30/5)¹
Court Belle2 Maldon Annie IV (31/5) Skylark III
Cyb2 Margherita2 (S.M.281. II) ᵃ
Dreadnought II² Mary Rose (31/5) Skylark L.L.III²
Frightened Lady³ 4 Mary Spearing4 Stonehaven
Golden Spray II (31/5) Minikoi (29/5) Sunshine (31/5)³
Good Hope 2 Minoru II® Thetis (2/6)³
Grace Darling IV² Pioneer2 Triton (31/5)³
Gwen Eagle Queen of England (29/5) Two Rivers (31/5)*
Handy Billy2 Roberta² Vanitee
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA ADM 234 360 page 227 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 227
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
INDEX
Mosquito,44,727, 74, 88 (damaged), 92-3 (sunk).
Motor boats Control sunk Organisation, 5, 25.
93. to salvage pulling boats, 60-61,; follow Capt. Howson to England 74.
Movements 119-120.
M.T.B.67, 66n, 67.
M.T.B.16, 28, 113.
M.T.B.68, 66n, 71, 75.
M.T.B.107, 66n, 111, 119 (in operation CK).
M.T.B.102, 66n, 90, 108, 115.
Naiad Errant, 72n, 92.
Nautilus, sunk, 36, 42, 47.
Nanette II, 72n.
Nelson's, picket boa+, 72n : motor boat, 107n, 119.
Nayland, 32n, 47n, 114n.
Netsukis, 23n, 107n.
Nettle, Lt., 49.
New Britannic, 32n, 47n.
Newhaven, 102, 107n, 109, 112n, 114n.
Newhaven, sends small craft, 61.
New Prince of Wales, damaged, 74.
Ngaroma, 16.
Nicolle, General, 101.
Niger, 61, 86, 100 (meets small craft returning empty), 101, 107n, 109 (rams a French ship).
Noakes, Mr. W. H., killed, 73.
N.O.I.C. Beaches, see Capt. Howson.
Noneta, 71n.
Nord, Admiral. see Abrial, Admiral.
Nore C. in C., 8, 17 (to cover Dynamo) ; provision of boats, 51; M.T.B.'s, 70.
Normania, sunk, 44.
Ocean Breeze, 60, 71n.
Ocean Cock, 71n.
Ocean Reward, 28n, 34 (sunk).
Olivier, Mr. G. D., 73.
Olvina, 60 (goes to France in error), 91.
O.L.V. van Vlaandaren, 73n, 110 (lost).
Operations : CK Blocking of Dunkirk, 111-2, 119-20; XD (E) Dunkirk demolitions, 8,
19, 106; XD (G) Boulogne demolitions, 8-9.
Oranje, 20, 24, 29n, 47n, 100.
Oriole, 28n, 47 (beached to form pier), 107n.
Osborne, Mr. F. W., 73n.
Osborne, Mr. L. V., 73n.
Ostend, unsuitable for military requirements, 7; captured, 27.
Otway-Riven, Cdr. H. J. O., 49, 80n.
Our Bairns, 34.
Overfalls, 71n.
Pacific, 30n.
Pacifico, 119-120.
Pangbourne, 28n, 41 (damaged), 42, 97, 107n, 120.
Paris, 29n, 103-4 (sunk).
Parminster, Brigadier, 22.
Pascholl, 30n, 114n, 115-7.
Patria, 20n, 24, 29n, 46.
Patricia, 20.
Patrols : air, see Royal Air Force ; Naval of the routes, 20, 23, 28, 33-34 (ships taken off),
34 (strengthened), 85 (inshore channel).
Pauleter, 60n.
Paxton, 23n, 31 (damaged).
Pellag II, sunk, 95.
Persia, 71n, 90.
Personnel vessels : vulnerability, 28; not to be employed in daylight, 29, 99; strain
Pharailde, 73n.
on, 48; sailings suspended, 70; heavy losses, 98-9.
203
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.

Source: The National Archives, Kew, CAB 103 191. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

TNA CAB 103 191 page 89 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 89
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
ESSEL
OWNER
REMARKS
VANTE
MUTT
J.Mears
Returned to owner
MYOLA
c/o Toughs
Did not go.
MONTAGUE WHALER
6th Ramsgate Scouts
No trace of return from
Dunkirk.
MARGARET MARY
G. Chantry
A.P.S.
MATA HARI
J.W. Lintott
A.P.S.
M.L. 108
?
A.P.S.
MINNEDOSA
E.F.White &
Returned to Owner 6.6.40.
A.J.Riding
damaged.
MATOYA
Lt.Cdr. Gain
Allocated to A/P.
MADAME SANSGENE
Guy Shelly
Reported lost by Owner.
MARY JANE
Lt.Col.H.S.C.
A.P.S.
Richardson
M.F.H. 4B
Messrs. Pickfords
Returned to Owners.
MAY QUEEN S.M.270
F.Leach
Returned to Owners 5.6.40.
MESORA (Wherry)
T.H.Read
Reported lost by Owner
MIRANDA No. 58 Boat
W.H. Goldsmith
Reported lost.
NAIAD ERRANT
R.K.Taylor-
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
Nightingale
NANETTE II
E.G. Baxter
T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S.
NARCISSA
H.Allbrow
to V.A.Dover.
NAUTILUS A
J.F. Mardling
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
NEMO IV
Nemo Motor Boats
Abandoned at Dunkirk.
NEW PRINCE OF WALES
Southend Mot.Nav.Co.
Returned to Owners.
Ltd.
NEW WHITE HEATHER
J.Davis & Sons
No trace of return from
Dunkirk.
NIN
J.Emons
A.P.S.
NIRVANA
C/o Toughs
Returned to Owners
NO NAME II
Mr.Mason
A.P.S.
NORWICH BELLE
(Yarmouth & Gorleston T.98 Returned to Owners.
Stm.Boat Co.
NANCY BELLE
Mr.Wilcox
A.p.s.
NEW WINDSOR CASTLE
c/o Toughs
Returned to Owners.
OFFEMIA
J.L.Shakespeare
T.98. Returned to Owners
19/6.
OMEGA
Mr.Forman
A.P.S.
ORATAVA RX 45
H.J.Gallop
Returned to Owners 3.6.40.
ORELLANA
H.Joynson
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
OSPREY
H.M. Customs,
Prepared for Dunkirk, did
Gravesend
not go.
OULTON BELLE
Yarmouth & Gorleston T.98 Returned to Owners.
Stm. Boat Co.
OUR LIZZIE
Mr.Beran
Returned to Owners 19/6
OUR MAGGIE
Bob Leach & Son
Released 3.6.40
Re-allocated Special
Admiralty Service (6A)
ONA II
H.Payne
A.P.S.
PROSPERITY (WY59)
T.Eglon
Prepared but did not go
to Dunkirk.
PROVIDER
(WY71)
E.Turner
-do-
PROGRESS
(WY72)
E.Turner
-do-
PROVIDENCE
W.Walker
Returned to Owners
PALMESTON
Risdon Beazley
Released 1.6.40.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA CAB 103 191 page 90 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 90
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
VESSEL
OWNER
REMARKS
PANDORA
A. E. Turner
Returned to Owners.
PANTO
Murray King
Repaired, Fuelled, Floated but not
taken over.
PAPILLION
C. P. Macenrot
Returned to Owners 19/6
PAPAKURA
R. Grayson
(Returned 1500 3.6.40
(Re-allocated to A/P.
PAULETER
Mrs. D. Ashton
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
PEGGY IV
F. Bridge
Sunk off Dunkirk
PETRA
R. Lewis
Returned to Owner.
PIKE
Golding Bros.
Prepared did not go.
PIONEER
R.F. Bicketts
No report received from list of
Missing Vessels.
POLLY
R. Hayes
T.98 Returned Owners 6.6.40
POMPADOUR
Mr. Ager
Returned to Owners 19/6. Did not go
Dunkirk.
PRINCE OF WALES
E. Golding
Returned to Owners 19/6.
PRINCESS FREDA
C. Whatford & Son
Returned to Owner.
PRINCESS LILY
C. Whatford & Son
No report received from List of
Missing Vessels.
PRINCESS MAUD
W.H. Wilson
T.98 Abandoned off Dunkirk
PRIDE OF FOLKESTONE
J. Brazier
Returned to Owner did not go.
PROVIDER R19
Mr. Rowden
Returned to Owner.
PRINCE
S. Wiliams & Sons
Returned to Owners.
PRINCESS
"
"
"
Returned to Owners.
PEARL
Cozens
Released 3. 6.40.
PILOT ME WY12
J.R. Storr
Prepared but did not go to Dunkirk.
PORTHLEVEN CORNWALL
14 Fishing Boats
Prepared did not go.
QUEEN
H. Hurrell
At Surrey Commercial Docks
QUEEN ALEXANDRA
Turmaine & Jones
Returned to Owners.
QUEEN BOADICEA
Mrs. Smith
Harbour Duties Sheerness.
QUEEN BOADICEA II
Mrs. Smith
Returned to Owner 20/6
QUEEN OF ENGLAND
E. Crouch
Sunk Collision with S.S. Tilly.
QUICKSILVER
F. Jones
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
Q.J.& J.
S. Cooper
Returned to Owners.
QUISISANA
S. Eldridge
A.P.S.
QUEST
H. BIDGOOD
Taken for Dynamo but did not go.
QUEST
C.L. Hunt
Returned to Owners.
RAYON
R.L. Glover
T.98 A. P. S.
C.A. Reed
T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S.
REDA
RELIANCE
W. Meddle
Damaged - Returned to Owner.
REMEMBRANCE
F. Good
Returned to Owner.
RENOWN (Cockle Boat)
E. Osbourne
Mined and sunk with all hands.
RESOLUTE
-do-
Damaged - returned to owner.
ROBERTA
R.B. Grey
No information of return from Dunkirk
ROBINA TENANT
H. Leach
(Re-allocated to Special Admiralty
Service (6A)
ROCINANTE
R.F. Fryers
No report received from List of
Missing Vessels presumed lost.
C. Grime
To V.A. Dover
ROSE
ROSELYNE
Capt.C. Dines
Released 1.6.40 1.
ROSE MARIE
F. Upton
Returned to Owner
ROYAL THAMES
J. Mears
Returned to Owners
RUMMY II
A.G. Smith
A.P.S.
RYEGATE II
A.E. Ryland
Re allocated to A.P.S.
P.G. Broom
Returned to Owners
RAPID
RUBY
J.D. ₽. Onine
Prepared for Dynamo but did not go.
ROSABELLE
J.O. Wood
No trace of return from Dynamo
ROSE
A. Large
Returned to Owner 7. 6.40.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.

Source: The National Archives, Kew, MT 40 36. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

TNA MT 40 36 page 15 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 15
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
VESSEL
OWNER
REMARKS
MUTT
J.Mears
Returned to owner
MYOLA
%TOUGHS.
Did not go.
R
MONTAGUE WHALER
6th RAMSGATE SCOUTS
No trace of return from Dunkirk.
R
MARGARET MARY
G.Chantry
A.P.S.
R
MATA HARI
J.W.LINTOTT
A.P.S.
R
M.L. 108
?
A.P.S. ADMIRALTY OWNED.
R
MINNEDOSA
E.F.White &
Returned to Owner 6.6.40. damaged
A.J.Riding
MATOYA
Cdr. Gain
Allocated to A/P. D.N.G.
MADAME SANSGENE
Guy Shelly
Reported lost by Owner.
MARY JANE
Lt.Col.H.S.C.
A.P.S.
S.
Richardson
M.F.H. 4B
Messrs.Pickfords
Returned to Owners.
MAY QUEEN S.M.270
F.Leach
Returned to Owners 5.6.40.P
MEDORA (Wherry)
T.H.Read
Reported lost by Owner
MIRANDA No. 58 Boat
W.H.Goldsmith
Reported lost
MOTOR LAUNCH, EXTIRADENTES
OWNERS (buta) TIREDENTES'
DAMAGED.
S.
S
NAIAD ERRANT
R.K.Taylor-
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
Nightingale
S
NANETTE II
E.G. Baxter
T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S.
NARCISSA
H.Allbrow
to V.A.Dover.
into
S
NAUTILUS A
J.F. Mardling
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
NEMO IV
Nemo Motor Boats
Abandoned at Dunkirk
NEW PRINCE OF WALES
Southend Mot.Nav.Co.
Returned to Owners
to
Ltd.
--- WHITE HEATHER
J.Davis & Sons
No trace of return from Dunkirk.
PORT
MEM
J.Emons
A.P.S.
NIRVANA
c/o Toughs
Returned to Owners
NO NAME II
Mr. Mason
A.P.S.
NORWICH BELLE
(Yarmouth & Gorleston
T.98 Returned to Owners.
(Stm.Boat Co.
NANCY BELLE
Mr. Wilcox
A.P.S.
NEW WINDSOR CASTLE
c/o Toughs
Returned to Owners.
NELLIE (Sauding
F.C.WILSON?
(
E
6
G
OFFEMIA
6
J.L.Shakespeare
T.98. returned to Owners 19/6.
OMEGA
a
Mr. Forman
A.P.S.
ORATAVA RX 45
a
H.J.Gallop
Returned to Owners 3.6.40
ORELLANA
R.Joynson
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
OSPREY
H.M. Customs,
Prepared for Dunkirk, did not go.
E
Gravesend
OULTON BELLE
Yarmouth & Gorleston T.98 Returned to Owners.
R
(Stm. Boat Co.
R
OUR LIZZIE
Mr. Beran
Returned to Owners 19/6
R
OUR MAGGIE
Bob Leach & Son
Released 3.6.40 Re-allocated
R
R
ONA II
(Special Admiralty Service (6A)
H.PAYNE
A.S.P. APS.
RI
OUR JOHN
STEVENS
STOOD BY. DIDNOT GO
RI
our
Boys
(Row boat)
(Row
boat)
H.J.VERRION.
Reported
RC
(NOIC
Ramagate)
RC
PROSPERITY (WY59)
T.Eglon
Prepared but did not go to
RO
Dunkirk.
PROVIDER
(WY71)
E.Turner
do 1 I
PROGRESS
(WY72)
E.Turner
do 1 I
RO
PRO VIDENCE
W.Walker
R
Returned to Owners.
PALMESTON
NW
Risdon Beazley
Released 1.6.40
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 page 16 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 16
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
VESSEL
OWNER
REMARKS
ANDORA (PUNT)
A.READ.
RETD To OWNER - DAMAGED.
ANDORA
A.E. Turner
Returned to Owners.
PANTO
Murray King
Repaired, Fuelled, Floated but
not taken over
PAPILLION
C.P. Macenrot
Returned to Owners 19/6
U. PAPAKURA
R.Grayson
(Returned 1500 3.6.40.D DNG
RY
(Re-allocsted to A/P.
RA PAULETER
Mrs. D.Ashton
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
RU PEGGY IV
F.Bridge
Sunk off Dunkirk
PETRA
R.Lewis
Returned to Owner.
RO PIKE
Golding Bros.
Prepared did not go.
RO PIONEER
R.F.Ricketts
No report received from list of
SA
Missing Vessels.
SO POLLY
R.Hayes
T.98 Returned Owners 6.6.40.
V POMPADOUR
Mr.Ager
Returned to Owners 19/6. Did not go
Returned to Owners 19/6.
Lunk
SI PRINCE OF WALES
E.Golding
S! PRINCESS FREDA
C.Whatford & Son
Returned to Owner.
S! PRINCESS LILY
C.Whatford & Son
No report received from List of
Missing Vessels.
SJ PRINCESS MAUD
Wilson
T.98 Abandoned off Dunkirk
S. PRIDE OF FOLKESTONE J.Brazier
Returned to Owner did not go.
$ P.L. 50
No information OF return from
S
Durkirk.
P.L. 60
Returned to Owner
S PROVIDER R19
Mr.Rowden
Returned to Owner.
S PRINCE
S.Williams & Sons
Returned to Owners.
NCESS
"
=
11
Returned to Owners.
tx
PEARL
Cozens
Released 3.6.40.
PILOT ME WY12
J.R.Storr
Prepared but did not go to Dunkirk
PORTHLEVEN CORNWALL 14 Fishing Boats
Prepared did not go.
QUEEN
H.Murrell
At Surrey Commercial Docks.
QUEEN ALEXANDRA
Turmaine & Jones
Returned to Owners.
QUEEN BOADICEA
Mrs. Smith
Harbour Duties Sheerness.
QUEEN BOADICEA II
Mrs.Smith
Returned to Owner 20/6
QUEEN OF ENGLAND
E.Crouch
Sunk Collision with S.S. Tilly.
QUICKSILVER
F.Jones
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
Q.J.& J.
S.Cooper
Returned to Owners.
QUISISANA
S.Mdridge
A.P.S.
QUEST
H.BIDGOOD
Taken for Dynamo but did not go.
QUEST
C.L.Hunt
Returned to Owners.
E I
ROYAL LADY
Skegnon Pleasure Cruises
RAYON
Did not go
R.L. Glover
T.98 A.P.S.
REDA
C.A.Reed
T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S.
RELIANCE
W.Meddle
Damaged - Returned to Owner.
REMEMBRANCE
F.Good
Returned to Owner.
RENOWN (Cockle Boat) E.Osbourne
Mined and sunk with all hands.
RESOLUTE
- do -
Damaged - returned to owner.
ROBERTA
R.B.Grey
No information of return from
Dunkirk
ROBINA TENANT
H.Leach
DNG,
(Re-allocated to Special
Admirelty Service (6A)
ROCINANTE
R.F.Fryars
wn.
No report received from List of
ROSE Tfd. STN6A.
Missing Vessels presumed lost.
C.Grimes
ROSPLIE R (Proboat)
(MFB.)
To V.A. Dover
N.S. NW
Reiz.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 page 21 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 21
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
OPERATION DYNAMO
LIFEBOATS.
VESSEL
OWNER
REMARKS
PI
DUNGENESS Lifeboat
4r.Bellamy
PO
(
EASTBOURNE Lifeboat
R.N.L.I.
Damaged - Mr.Bellamy
LIFEBOATS (3)
FURNESS WITHY COLTD.
2LOST AT DUNKIRK 1.PREPARED DID NOT. GO
RA
RO
GREATER LONDON
(r.Bellamy
Lifeboat
"G" Lifeboat
P.& 0. S.N. CO.
Returned to Owners
WA
WA
HASTINGS Lifebout
Mr.Bellamy
HYTHE Lifebost
Reported lost (abandoned)
LIFEBOATS (4)
Blue Star Line
No information of return from
Dunkirk
LIFEBOATS (5)
Royal Mail Lines
2 returned Damaged (3 not
returned)
LIFEBOATS
Canadian Pecific
Returned to Owners
( BEAVERDALE)
S.S.Co. Ltd.
LIFEBOATS (15)
P. & O.S.N. Co.
See file 5 Returned Owners 10 unaccountal
LIFEBOAT
Dutch S.S.Edem
Returned to Owner
for
LIFEBOATS (2 Motor)
Butchers
Returned to Owner
LIFEBOATS (2)
No report received from missing
Ex.Flandres
vessels list.
LIFEBOATS (4)
Ex. x.ROSLIN CASTLE
2 Returned and 2 lost ones
replaced
LIFEBOATS
British India Steam
No trace of return from Dunkirk.
(10 vessels)
Navigation Co.Ltd.
LOUISE STEVENS
Gt. Yarmouth &
Mr. Bellamy
HER
Gorleston Lifeboat
LUCY LAVERS
Aldeburgh Lifeboat
Mr. Bellamy
LOWESTOPT LIFEBOAT
see Michael Stevens
Mr. Bellamy
4 LIFEBOATS Ex.
Englis & Mills
No trace of return from Dunkirk
DUNBAR CASTLE.
1 LIFEBOATS Ex.
- do -
No report returned from "Missing
Lolworth
List"
1 LIFEBOAT PARALES
- do -
do
1 LIFEBOAT Ex
Ropner Shipping Co.
No report of return from Dynamo .
HAWNBY
LIFEBOATS EX UPWEY
Houlder Bros. & Co.
GRANGE (4)
3 Returned to Owner 1 reported lost
LIFEBORTS (2)
CUNARD WHITE STARIED
LIFEBOATS (5)
MASREABOUTS WHINE TM5683/40 4 10912 georgia
ORIENT STEAM NAV CE LTD
to
LIFEBOATS
UNION CASTLE MAIL S.S.Co
LIFEBOATS ex Notton Prince
PRINOCLINE
Robina Tomma
MARGATE Lifeboat
Mr. Bellamy
MARY SCOTT
Southwold lifebost
Mr. Bellamy
MICHAEL STEVENS
(Lifebost)
Mr. dr.Bellamy
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 page 25 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 25
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
M.B. PRINCE" T.M.5235 -do- 19-6-40.
SILVER PRINCE" T.M.8816 15-6-40 23-6-40 The Co (Lowestoft)
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 page 61 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 61
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
VESSEL
OWNER
JTT
J.Mears
I
YOLA
% Sougho.
I
MONTAGUE WHALER
6th RAMSGATE SCOUTS
I
G.Chantry
&
MARGARET MARY
MATA HARI
J.W.LINTOTT
m
M.L. 108
?
MINNEDOSA
E.F.White &
A.J.Riding
MATOYA
Lt. Cdr. Gain
MADAME SANSGENE
Guy Shelly
MARY JANE
Lt.Col.H.S.C.
Richardson
M.F.H. 4B
Messrs.Pickfords
I
MAY QUEEN S.M.270
F.Leach
MEDORA (Wherry)
T.H.Read
MIRANDA No. 58 Boat
W.H.Goldsmith
I
C
NAIAD ERRANT
R.K.Taylor-
]
Nightingale
NANETTE II
E.G. Baxter
NARCISSA
H.Allbrow
D
NAUTILUS A
J.F.Mardling
]
DI
NEMO IV
Nemo Motor Boats
DO
NEW PRINCE OF WALES
Southend Mot.Nav.Co.
and
Ltd.
NEW WHITE HEATHER
J.Davis & Sons
]
NIN
J.Emons
NIRVANA
c/o Toughs
NO NAME II
Mr. Mason
FE
NORWICH BELLE
(Yarmouth & Gorleston
FR
(Stm. Boat Co.
NANCY BELLE
Mr.Wilcox
NEW WINDSOR CASTLE
c/o Toughs
GOP
OFFEMIA
J.L.Shakespeare
OMEGA
Mr.Forman
ORATAVA RX 45
H.J.Gallop
ORELLANA
R.Joynson
HEB
OSPREY
H.M. Customs,
HON
Gravesend
HOR
OULTON BELLE
(Yarmouth & Gorleston
(Stm. Boat Co.
OUR LIZZIE
Mr.Beran
OUR MAGGIE
Bob Leach & Son
ONA II
H. PAYNE.
JAVA
JUTL
PROSPERITY (WY59)
T.Eglon
KAAFA
PROVIDER
(WY71)
E.Turner
PROGRESS
(WY72)
E.Turner
PROVIDENCE
W.Walker
PALMESTON
Risdon Beazley
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 page 68 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 68
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
72 NEW PRINCE OF WALES Southend Motor Nav.Co.Ltd.
79 PRINCES LILY C. Whatford & Son
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 page 89 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 89
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
ry, 1944.
Ext.373
Cunningham 8000
Sea Transport Department,
T.O.9144/STN.6B.
10th January, 1944.
Dear Mr. Divine,
requesting Thank you for your letter of the 5th January
your ,V.W.8, 10.30 tion Perhaps North arrange personnel of intended visit in order t and Gate at you to 11.a.m. your from Mansions, attend information would own Dunkirk, be between the convenience Prince good Ministry regarding I the shall Albert that 17th any at be to the I Room morning Road, and glad can give evacuation 21st 126, ensure if me St. you between notice January. Block Johns confirma- will of 2, Wood, of
TOI
DONE
instruct 4g &o Yours sincerely,
LODIA
TV
euojoseg.
4777 ape ATTI complime TH Asuas 100% JOANGUL wing It no:
Loog an reminate per MIDU Doa: (3) of
DO INIDLS rue Board OF Izage (T) on (S)
Divine,
mpstead, Keats N.W.3. AIR 7° bukspre musi EUD BISKS **II
Grove,Nom en пореше* I PEAC 10 redress rust 30m upon qate pe age 80
10 SONI MOL
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 page 211 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 211
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
1st Lord. PERSONAL
18% S.D. PERSONAL
V.G.N.B. PERSONAL
A.C.N.S. (H) PERSONAL
A.C.N.B. (T) PERSONAL
D.O.D. (R) PERSONAL
Duty Capt. PERSONAL
I.P. PERSONAL
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 page 227 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 227
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Page 6.
r OF SHIPS WHICH TOOK PART IN OPERATION "DYNAMO" - 26TH MAY 4TH JUNE, 1940.
PART I - BRITISH SHIPS (continued)
OTHER BRITISH SHIPS (continued)
MINORU II (M.B.)
#
RENOWN
MINWOOD
RESOLUTE
MONARCH
RICAS
MOTOR-BOAT 42
ROBERT CLIFF
MOTOR-BOAT 27 B
ROSA WOOD AND PHYLLIS LUND
MOTOR-BOAT 43 (R.A.F.
ROWAN (Smack)
MOTOR-BOAT 101 (R.A.F.
RYGATE II (Yacht)
MOTOR-BOAT 102 (R.A.F.
ST. ABBS
MOTOR-BOAT 243 (R.A.F.
ST. CLEARS
MOTOR-BOAT 270 (R.A.F.
#
ST FAGAN
MOTOR-BOAT 275
ST OLAF
M.L. 8 (W.D. Craft)
SAMBRA (M.B.)
MURIOUS
SAVIOUR
NANETTE (M.L.)
SCENE SHIFTER
NELSON (M.B.)
SCOTTISH CO-OPERATOR
NEMO IV
SEA FALCON
NEWHAVEN LIFE-BOAT
SEA FOAM
NEW PRINCE OF WALES
SEASALTER
No. 4
SEINE
No. 101
(Hopper Barges)
SHAMROCK
No. 102
SHEFFIELD (M. Barge)
OCEAN BREEZE
SILICIA (Coaster)
OFFERIA
SILVA FOAM
OLIVIA
SILVER BREEZE
ORIENT LINE (M.B.)
PAULETEER
SILVER QUEEN (M.B.)
SINGAPORE
PEGGY IV
PELLAG II
SYKLARK (Abandoned)
PERSIA (Tug)
SKYLARK I
PIGEON (W.D. Craft)
SKYLARK II
PIONEER
SKYLARK VI
PRIMA (Tug)
SMALL VIKING
PRINCE OF WALES
SOUTHEND BRITANNIA
PRINCESS FREDA
SPEEDWELL Renumed FRANCOLIN NOWJACKDAN
PRINCESS LILY
SPRITE (Harbour Launch)
PUDGE
SULTAN
QUEEN
SUN IV
QUEEN ALEXANDRA
SUN x
(Tugs)
QUEEN BOADICEA II
SUN XI
QUEEN'S CHANNEL
SWALLOW
(Hopper Barge)
S.O. ONE
QUEENSLAND
TANGA (Tug)
QUICKSILVER
THARK
QUI SI SANA (M.B.)
TENIAS
RAMSGATE LIFE-BOAT
THYFORSA
THYRA
RAPIDE
REDA (M.B.)
TONY
TRITON
RELIANCE
Renamed Wranglu.
TUG XV
# Sunk
(Continued)
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 page 245 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 245
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
ENCLOSURE
No
2
TO DOVER LETTER OF 6 ans, 1940
Blwel 1359 -Kasa
OM :- The Flag Officer-in-Charge, Harwich.
:-
The Vice Admiral Dover.
Naval Officer-in-Charge, Ramsgate.
(Copy to Commander-in-Chief, The Nore).
TE:- 15th June, 1940.
No. (M) J.60/40.
With reference to Operation "Dynamo" and Commander-in-Chief
ae Nore's 1411/8, the following small craft were sent from
he ports indicated in this Sub. Command and have not yet
rk
eturned.
rom Lowestoft.
at Newhaver Sxon 17/6
ishing Vessel
"Jane Hannah" (believed lost).
er.
rom Woodbridge.
acht.
"Major" (believed to be at Sheerness).
eller
rom Walton.
converted Lifeboat. APS "Barbara". (believed to be at Sheerness). ne
From Harwich.
Motor Boat of H.M.S. "GALLANT". (lost)
Motor Boat
"SEAMEW"
lost)
FROM Shotley. (H.M.S. "GANGES")
The following service boats
1 Sailing pinnace.
4 cutters.
4 whalers.
RT 10 E
3 skiffs.
You are requested to confirm that the above craft are not i.
your waters and to forward the list to Admiralty.
CAPTAIN Myan R.N.
for REAR ADMIRAL.
rk.
Barges.
ON.
F. Peters.
Towed to Ramsgate by DUKE.
N.
Leigh Building Supply Co.
"
"
"
If
PRINCE.
eam Tug.
Attached to N.C.S.O. Southend. Abandoned off Dunkirk: Engine
trouble.
VICE ADMIRAL
17 JUN 1940
*
TU
Oaptain,
N.C.S.O. Thames.
N.O.I.C. Southend.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 page 246 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 246
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
ENCLOSURE
Ho
3
SECRETOF 6 aus., 1940
TNC 146
15th June, 1940.
OPERATION "DYNAMO" (Commander-in-Chief, The Nore 1411/8)
Craft requisitioned at Southend and not yet returned 27(40)
0: Vice Admiral Commanding Dover
FROM: N.C. S.O. THAMES.
N.O.I.C. Ramsgate
C-in-C, The Nore.
Owner.
Remarks.
Vessels.
INCE OF WALES I.
Southend Motor Navigation Co.
V.
Nemo Motor Boats.
Reported anchored off Dunkirk
with engine trouble.
RK II.
Myalls Ltd.
If
If
RK.
W. and P. Robinson.
Reported towed by M/S Trawler.
SS OF YORK.
DARLING IV.
C. E. Gundy.
NOUGHT II.
G. Murrell.
If
"
NOUGHT III.
atDover 18/6 (Being salved)
OAM.
W. T. Cayton.
E OF WALES.
E. Golding.
Y QUEEN.
F.C. Clyne.
Abandoned off Dunkirk. Propeller
fouled.
W. Brand.
Abandoned off Dunkirk. Engine
ESS MAUD.
finally failed after many
breakdowns.
A. Barrell.
Abandoned off Dunkirk.
ROCK.
Propeller fouled.
WHITE HEATHER.
J. Davis.
LL.
E. G. King.
ER FOAM.
W. T. Cayton.
OIE.
Petticrow Ltd. Burnham-on-
Abandoned off Dunkirk.
Crouch.
Propeller fouled.
WN.
E. Osborne.
Cockle boat mined and sunk
with all hands,
ing Craft.
N.
H. Murrell. Survey
Ordered to be abandoned by
H.M.S. STRIVE.
N ALEXANDRA.
Turmaine and Janes.
Left at Ramsgate as ordered.
RCH.
F. and G. Baker.
If
"
=
"
#
TROSS.
H. W. Copeland.
TOR.
G. H. Warrell.
}
H.M.S. DORIENA transferred
them to a passing drifter.
Crew sent home by train.
TY IV.
F. Bridge.
Filled and sank off Dunkirk.
ing Barges.
INGDON.
F. Peters.
Towed to Ramsgate by DUKE.
Leigh Building Supply Co.
#
"
"
#
PRINCE.
ILDON.
0 Steam Tug.
SA.
Attached to N.C.S.O. Southend. Abandoned off Dunkirk: Engine
trouble.
VICE ADMIRAL
17 JUN 1940
*
TU
Saptain,
N.C.S.O. Thames.
N.O.I.C. Southend.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 page 253 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 253
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
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.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 page 254 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 254
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Gondolier Prince Ferry Launch Poole.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.

Source: The National Archives, Kew, MT 40 36 Pt 2. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 142 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 142
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
QUEST
PRINCE
HO
Ext. 2161.
PRINCESS
LETTER SEN
DUKE
T.09144/S.T.N.6.B
1 OCT1940
POST ROOM
4
132
30th September 1940.
Sir,
130
I have to acknowledge receipt of
your letter dated 23rd September 1940,
enclosing report on the Dunkirk
Operations insofar as your "PEGGY IV"
am at 10 a.m. for
took part in these operations and to
cked up a pilot and
thank you for the information which you
1. We arrived at Southend
have been good enough to supply. It is
Ramsgate. On our way
anticipated that this report will be of
ling barge "Asnington"
value in compiling the final report
5 p.m., and entered the
which operations. will be drawn up on these
arge "Snowdon" from the
e, moored her, and ran back
I am, Sir,
our Captain's
Your obedient Servant,
urday, 1st June, and
ded stores and gear.
the
names
that
icking up the train ferry
this
will
eeded to Dunkirk. We had
that
P.
MEREDITH,
you
1 the Commander of the
rse and tow back to
Yours faithfully
Director of Sea Transport.
5 back at Ramsgate at 7.30
F. Bridge, Esq., SONS LTD.
'Fishbourne" to and from
1,41,15,
6, High Street,
rd the S.T. "Princess" were
Leigh-on-Sea.
SEP
10
gate Harbour awaiting orders.
Director.
ed for 6 a.m., and we left
eded to the Downs, picking
We arrived at Southend at
iham, where we arrived at
Encl.
(signed)
Captain.
Mate.
S.Tall.
F. Soper.
G. Johnson.
CRewe.
T. Scott.
F. Tyson.
at
ed
fo
e
te:
in
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 143 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 143
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
QUEST
EJKGYBS
TELEPHONE & TELEGRAMS ROYAL 3171.
WILLIAMS & SONS LTD.
PRINCE
8. LLOYDS AVENUE.
PRINCESS
AND AT
LONDON, E.C. 3.
SENHAM DOCK.
ESSEX.
18th September, 194. 0
DUKE
TELEPHONE RAINHAM 580.
The Director a of Sea Transport
131
132
Ministry of Shipping (H.O.),
Berkeley Square House,
Berkeley Square, W.1.
m at 10 a.m. for
Dear Sir,
ked up a pilot and
1. We arrived at Southend
We are in receipt of your letter,
Ramsgate. On our way
reference T.0.9144/STN.6B, regarding
ling barge "Asnington"
information of the part played by our
p.m., and entered the
tugs "PRINCESS", "PRINCE" and "DUKE" in
arge "Snowdon" from the
the evacuation of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk.
, moored her, and ran back
We enclose herewith copies of
our Captain's statements, together with
irday, 1st June, and
the names of the crews. We trust that
led stores and gear.
this will contain all the information
cking up the train ferry
that you require.
eeded to Dunkirk. We had
1 the Commander of the
se and tow back to
STATE 15 state 10 & 61
Yours faithfully,
back at Ramsgate at 7.30
SAMUEL WILLIAMS & SONS LTD.
Fishbourne" to and from
rd the S.T. "Princess" were
gate Harbour awaiting orders.
S
Director.
BI
ed for 6 a.m., and we left
eded to the Downs, picking
We arrived at Southend at
Encl.
iham, where we arrived at
Captain.
Mate.
S.Tall.
F. Soper.
G. Johnson.
T. Scott.
.....
CRewe.
F. Tyson.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 145 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 145
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
DUEST
P33
S.T. "PRINCE"
10th June, 1940.
Sirs,
On Friday, 31st May we 10 left Dagenham at about 10 a.m., for
Gravesend and arrived at 11.15 a.m. We picked up a pilot and then
proceeded to Southend where we arrived at about 12.30 p.m. Instruc-
tions were received to tow the sailing barge "Bassildon", to Ramsgate.
Leaving Southend 1.30 p.m., we arrived at Ramsgate Harbour at
about 6.30 p.m. Orders were given by the Naval Officer to take her
off in the Downs, drop anchor and leave her, and proceed in harbour
for further orders. We assisted craft in the Harbour - trawlers,
etc., and shifted stores and barge. We had to stay on board while
in the Harbour and wait for orders.
by
at
At 5 a.m. on Saturday, 1st June, I had orders to get stores and
gear abaord, together with two naval ratings, and to assist tow
the "Fishbourne" - a Portsmouth (Isle of Wight) ferryboard - over
to Dunkirk. Taking the "Fishbourne" in tow, we left Ramsgate
Harbour about 9. 30 a.m. We towed her until 11 p.m., when we were
2 miles offDunkirk. Her Commander then told us to turn roun and
get away home as soon as possible as enemy aircraft were about.
We arrived off Ramsgate Harbour at about 7.30 a.m. on Sunday, 2nd
June, and proceeded into Harbour to await orders. I had instruc-
tions to stand by, as they expected we were going over to Dunkirk
again. and cook our place.
On Monday, 3rd June, steam was ordered for 6.a.m. and we
told to stand by. After shifting sailing barges, etc. in Harbour,
we received orders to proceed home. We left Ramsgate Harbour Sticeep
about 11.15 a.m., and proceeded to the downs. We picked up the
Gravesend tug #Contest* who escorted us up to Southend. After
9.30 clearing at Southend III I proceeded up to Dagenham, arriving at CO
you
bed p.m. and the difficulty in the Sailing Barges in
tow, we lost contact with our other and the Ferry Bost.
the Mary" had the "Sun 1714, I
decided to keep her my COW, H. Mansfield. Mate.
in Signed ) Capt. J. Benson. with
two barges each.
G. Young.
H. Mansfield. Hands
Dunkirk (socording to the reckoning W. Mance. of the S.T. "Sun
At about 2.40 p.m., when approxim
board side, during which our own George. shlit up the
WO Cound a violent air raid in progr J. Hardy. Stokers. our
enemy craft. At the same time we sighted a life boat adrift with
about 40 English soldiers aboard and one Navel rating. We picked to
20 soldiers and left the rest aboard the S.T. *Sun III". Things
Looking very bad, and upon the advice of an officer in charge of the
soldiers, and owing to the fact that us did not know the executive
shereabouts of our destination having lost contact with our
Commander who VIRB abroad the Ferry Bost, we steamed about for an
hour and then followed the "Sun III". About 4.20 R.M. 10
sighted smother life boat which turned out to be from the destroyer
"Hasilisa" which had been sunk in an air raid off Dunicine
There WILLIAM 12 survivors aboard 11 sailors and 1 interesta
rat
We took abroad. Their boat was then put adtorn or suffing anst.
r C
ed
We sysin proceeded on our sourse, and at 5+5 two British
aircraft circled come us and mighalled CLS to wes not course for
Bouth. This 410, AND the followed. After
fo
for about TO minutes, was with of the accordes,
ke
two life busts, und X the of the to the
in
we book Fena who 14 Canadian
te:
ein
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 148 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 148
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
QUEST
SERTION IN REGISTERED PAPERS
Ext. 2161.
по
CLUB
MOORINGS OFF
HURL
LETTER SENT
WANDSWORTH PARK AND
HURLINGHAM.
LANDING STAGES
1 OCT1940
AND DRY DOCK.
T.09144/S.T.N.6B
POST ROOM
137
4
AD
30th September 1940
Gentlemen,
136
I have to acknowledge receipt of
your letter dated 18th September 1940,
29. Burstock Road
enclosing report on the Dunkirk
Putney S.
Operations, insofar as your "PRINCE",
"PRINCESS" and "DUKE", took partin
October 5ᵗʰ, 1940.
then
these operations, and to thank you for
the most interesting information which
you have been good enough to supply.
the
report operations. which burcular will be drawn up final on these 7144 / STN 6 B.
be of value in compiling the
It is anticipated that this report will
2n
I am, Gentlemen, to a record of the
Your obedient Servant,
happenings of (Sgd.) (say I boat MEREDITH. QUEST
with impelf and
that this does not
friend
onew
Lane
to
as
Director of Sea Transport.
I am. moventheless
make
very
Messrs. qu Samuel Williams & Sons Ltd.,
mion escpressed by others
8, Lloyds Avenue,
of the E.C.3. finistry of make shipping
the effect that such
would
a
intable pictorial
happenings introduction to a film
Lane in mind fontraying
che efforts of amateur Yachi men to do the an B.b. in their I.
famer to assist in the ation of from
Dunkink.
I am. at the request of the ministry of
shipping. lianing the eational condition of Quest
excactly as she arrived back from Deunkink.
The engine is being put back into wonking
with them to Dunkirk. He that returned as the on weather Tuesday had and deteriorated we report for our
over to C.O. Davies who informed would be us used and he had no further use borrowed
no more small We boats obtained our clearance London. paper and, with a
services. chart and compass started for
one of the worst experiences was of tossed the whole about job like for a a
heavy Here sea began was running and and at our 10 little p.m. Tuesday boat night morning we anchored and, after in the
cork Swale. but we An made early it start was made on Wednesday being/
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 226 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 226
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
DUNKIRK COMMITTEE.
Meeting Ministry held of at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, 6th November, 1940 at the
Shipping in Room No. 8021a.
AGENDA
1. Minutes of Meeting held on 23rd October, 1940.
2. Matters Arising.
3. 4. Report of Payments for period ending 5th November, 1940.
Cases for discussion and settlement on the table:-
1. TOTAL LOSS
"MADAME SANSGENE"
-
E. Shelley,
"SUNSHINE"
-
A.J. Verrion.
"VIKING III =
-
J.S.Houlton.
"SOUTHERN QUEEN"
-
C.H.Harvey.
"PIONEER"
-
Ricketts Bros.
16ft. Boat
-
W.Robertson.
10ft.Boat "DINKEY" -
H.H. Miramo.
"NEW PRINCE OF WALES" -
Southend Motor Navigation
5. Any other business.
Co.Ltd.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 233 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 233
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
New Prince of TO.9739/40 1000. - - 2.11.40 245.
Princess Lily TO.9326/40 250. - - 9.11.40 22.11.40
Princess Maud II & III (2) TM.3893/40 - - 400. - 4.12.40
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 235 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 235
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
held winis at
Dunkirk Claims Committee.
ruler (Tag)
the Ministry Meeting held of Shipping, at 11 a.m. Room on 5087. Friday 14th March 1941, at
Agenda.
Ne
1.
2. Minutes of Meeting held on 7th February, 1941.
Matters arising.
3.
Y
4.
Report of Payments for period ending 13th March, 1941.
Cases for discussion and settlement:-
I Total Loss.
"Grace "Kate" Darling IV"
C.E. Gundy
"Maldon Annie"
E.J. Morris
"Moss Rose"
Col. Lamont
"New Prince of Wales"
T. Adams
"Skylark II"
Southend Motor Navigation
"Skylark "Leilah" III"
Co. Ltd.
F.P. Collins
F.P. Collins
"Rocinante" "Enchantress"
L.R. Burnay
R.F. Fryars
HAZARA
Allchorn & Sons
DREADKOUGHT IIIIII
BOND'S BOATTARD
H. BROOKE S
II Missing Gear G. etc.
MURRELL
"Mare Nostrum"
B.C. Kirby
III Hire.
"Lord Fisher" L.T.711. Lowestoft Steam
Herring Drifters Co. Ltd.
5. Any other business.
There whatin by Harry.
Day this
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 236 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 236
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
CLAIMS COMMITTEE. 25th
Meeting
DUNKIRK CLAIMS
Meeting held the DUNKIRK Shipping, Friday Room 5087.
1.
at the held Ministry of Agenda ----- Shipping on Friday COMMITTEE (Room April,
Present: Mr. Allen simmons (Chairman) one
=
1941,
and
"
2.
3.
4.
Report Matters Minutes of arising. of Meeting held on 14th March, 1941.
editains
Mai
Iseb 104 of Meeting held for 15.5. period on 14th Total prese endi I
1.
Cases attached Outstanding for discussion Payments and for settlement. period ending 24th
2.
5.
3.00ds
Reporting examined, "ENTERPRISE" "WAVE statement of } the following Barnett's continumaximum negoti decis is n
Any other business. list, per
Wurtzburg si
s. ion Ltd.
"GOOD "GRACE "MADAME HOPE" DARLING SANSGENE" IV" make negotiate negotiate to inte up up of
"MIRASOL"
The Solicitor in ha
"NEMO IV"
THE
the
owners i
ot
Drifters Steam Co. Ltd.
"NEW PRINCE OF WALES" If vessit within continu
Lifeboats. Steam Navigation settlem Co
THE (Sma
this
the Committee Total to for action whi
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 237 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 237
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
DUNKIRK CLAIMS
Meeting at the held Ministry of Agenda ----- Shipping COMMITTEE (25th April, 1941,
Meeting held the DUNKIRK of Shipping, Room
1.
Present: Mr. Allen Simmons (Chairman)
and
"
Riddell
saw
2.
Report Matters Minutes of arising. of Meeting held on 14th March, 1941.
=
Wand
Lasb
3.
Agea 404 Meeting held on 14th endi Mar
Minutes of to £1901.15.5. for period prese
1.
4. Any Cases other attached Outstanding for business. discussion Payments list cases and for as settlement. period per ending 24th
2.
Reporting examined, statement of the fotanding negotian
Barnett's continue naximum Totalsi
5.
3.
" WAVER QUISE"
}
Shepherds is no S
on
Ltd.
"GOOD "GRACE "MADAME HOPE" DARLING SANSGENE" Thertburg Negotiate plus IV" make negotiate is Comitted final to inter up up off She t t
negotiate
"MIRASOL"
The Somittee had a
"NEMO IV"
of hire Dunkirk at sho
Solicitor to to ad
rifters Co. Ltd.
I
have
"NEW PRINCE OF owners WALES" If vessel within continue it is i 7 +
}
what
3
you
Lifeboats. the Orient THE THE Steam Navigation action CO.
for which
exami.
the Total
WAVERPRISE
at:hed Outanding discussion list cases and settlement. per Co.
or pers Ltd.
Neg
HOPE"
of
DARLING IV"
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 240 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 240
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
DUNKIRK CLAIMS COMMITTEE.
MEETING HELD AT 11 a.m. ON FRIDAY, 14TH
AT THE MINISTRY OF SHIPPING (ROOM 508
Present :
Mr. Moore.
11
Simmons
"
Riddell
It Chamberlin
"
Wand.
Mr. Moore took the Chair in the absence OZ
who was unable to attend.
1. Minutes of Meeting held on 7th February W
2. Matters arising were discussed :-
(a) "Madame Sans Gene: Agreed to negotiat
and £1,700.
(b) "Southern Queen":
Agreed to settleme
this vessel plus
and hire at appro
(c) "Ferry Nymph" :
Offer of £15 for h
(a) "Nemo IV" :
Agreed to endorse
since last meetin
(e) Belgian Trawler
"Jacomina"
Decided that this
the Committee.
3. Report of Payments for period ending 13th
amounting to £1,416. 11. 8. was presented and
4. The following cases were discussed :-
(a) "Grace Darling IV" Agreed to increase
£735 plus interes
(b) "Kate" :
Agreed to offer £32
(c) "Maldon Annie" :
Agreed to settle at
interest.
(d) "Moss Rose" :
Agreed to offer £37
(e) "New Prince of
Wales" :
Agreed to defer fin
formula of values
passenger boats is
the meantime offer
advance of £2,000
(f) "Skylark II & III": Agreed to negotiate
settlement for the
between £900 and £
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 245 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 245
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
DUNKIRK COMMITTEE.
Meeting held at 11.a.m. on Wednesday 4th December, 1940,
at the Ministry of Shipping, Room 5087.
Present:
Mr. Allen
(Chairman)
"
Simmons
" Moore
"
Riddell
"
Wand
1. Minutes of Meeting held on 21st November were agreed.
2. Matters arising were discussed:-
(a) "Renown" Arising from this case it was agreed to approach
Mr. Harvey of Sittingbourne with a view to his acting as
valuer for Thames Estuary Bawley Boats and similar craft.
(b) "Madame Sansgene"
Agreed to withhold further action pending
confirmation of the present system of
valuation of yachts, motor launches, &c.
(c) "New Prince of Wales" Arising from this case it was agreed to
approach Mr. Fredk. Shepherd of 199, Piccadilly
with a view to his acting as valuer for
Small Passenger Service Craft.
(a) "Lijns"
Agreed to accept the owner's statement that
the ladies clothing claimed for was on board,
and, in view of the fact that it had been
kept on board for 8 months before the vessel
was requisitioned, to offer £10 in
settlement.
3. Report of Payments for period ending 3rd December amounting to £4,160.9.8₫
was presented and passed.
4. The following cases were discussed:-
a
Total Loss:-
(a) "CYB"
Agreed to offer £400 with discretion to,
increase to £450.
(b) "Handy Billy" Agreed to pay £213.18.6d as claimed.
(c) "Mirasol"
Agreed that the survey report produced by
the owner is not alone to be accepted as
basis of value.
(a) "Enterprise"
}
Agreed to be dealt with as in 2 (c) above.
"Wave Queen"
(e) "Papillon"
Agreed that owner's claim on his
Affidavit should be subject to normal
investigation.
hithoun
20/12/40
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 246 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 246
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
DUNKIRK COMMITTEE.
Meeting held at 11.a.m. on Wednesday 4th December, 1940,
at the Ministry of Shipping, Room 5087.
Present:
Mr. Allen
(Chairman)
"
Simmons
"
Moore
"
Riddell
" Wand
1. Minutes of Meeting held on 21st November were agreed.
2. Matters arising were discussed:-
(a) "Renown" Arising from this case it was agreed to approach
Mr. Harvey of Sittingbourne with a view to his acting as
valuer for Thames Estuary Bawley Boats and similar craft.
(b) "Madame Sansgene"
Agreed to withhold further action pending
confirmation of the present system of
valuation of yachts, motor launches, &c.
(c) "New Prince of Wales" Arising from this case it was agreed to
approach Mr. Fredk. Shepherd of 199, Piccadilly
with a view to his acting as valuer for
Small Passenger Service Craft.
(a) "Lijns"
Agreed to accept the owner's statement that
the ladies clothing claimed for was on board,
and, in view of the fact that it had been
kept on board for 8 months before the vessel
was requisitioned, to offer £10 in
settlement.
3. Report of Payments for period ending 3rd December amounting to £4,160.9.8d
was presented and passed.
4. The following cases were discussed:-
a
Total Loss:-
(a) "CYB"
Agreed to offer £400 with discretion to,
increase to £450.
(b) "Handy Billy" Agreed to pay £213.18.6d as claimed.
(c) "Mirasol"
Agreed that the survey report produced by
the owner is not alone to be accepted as
basis of value.
(a) "Enterprise"
}
Agreed to be dealt with as in 2 (c) above.
"Wave Queen"
(e) "Papillon"
Agreed that owner's claim on his
Affidavit should be subject to normal
investigation.
20/12/40
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 247 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 247
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
DUNKIRK COMMITTEE.
Meeting held at 11.a.m. on Thursday 21st November, 1940.
at the Ministry of Shipping, Room 5087.
Present:
Mr. Allen
(Chairman)
If Simmons
11 Moore
"
Riddell
" Wand
1. Minutes of Meeting held on 6th November were agreed.
2. Matters arising were discussed:
(a) "Renown"
Agreed to put case back for valuation.
(b) "Sceneshifter"
Agreed to interview owner's solicitor.
(c) "Brywyn"
Agreed that owner should again be
interviewed by representative of
P.C.O. (S.T.)
(a) "Moss Rose"
Agreed to obtain from Fisheries Officer
full technical details of this and two
other Deal boats "Britannia" and
"Golden Spray".
(e) "Madame Sansgene" Agreed to pay £1,000 on account pending
confirmation of valuation.
(f) "New Prince of Wales" Agreed that P.C.O.(S.T.) should recommend
a valuer.
3. Report of Payments for period ending 20th November amounting to
£1,970.8.7d was presented and passed.
4. The following cases were discussed:-
1. TOTAL LOSS:
(a) "Gwen Eagle"
Agreed to offer £1,750 in full and
final settlement of all claims
arising.
(b) "Peggy IV If
Agreed to offer £175 in full
settlement.
(c) "Ma Joie"
Agreed to offer £250 in full
settlement.
(a) "Aljanor"
Agreed to offer £2,500 which is
the insured value and is the sum
first claimed.
(e) "Doris"
Agreed to offer £35 each in full
"Edina"
settlement.
"Medora"
11. LOST CLOTHING:
"Lijns"
Agreed to maintain the attitude
that the Department does not
accept liability.
When
4/12/60
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 248 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 248
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
DUNKIRK COMMITTEE.
Meeting held at 11.a.m. on Wednesday, 6th November, 1940
at the Ministry of Shipping, Room No. 8021A.
Present:
MR. ALLEN
(Chairman)
" SIMMONS
" MOORE
" RIDDELL
" WAND
1. Minutes of Meeting held on 23rd October were agreed.
2. Matters arising were discussed:
(a) "Renown" Agreed to inform owner that the Department will pay
£500 on account if desired while arrangements are
made for a valuation.
(b) "Sceneshifter" Agreed to confirm verbal offer of £850.
(c) "Brywyn"
Agreed to wait reply to letter of 5.11.40 and
generally to adopt the principle that owner must
prove his claim.
(d) "Rosabelle"
Agreed to arrange for Mr. Wimpenny (Fisheries
Officer) to contact the owner and explain
Department's position and without committing
Department, unless it were apparent that claimant
would accept, offer settlement of £100.
(e)
"Moss
Rose"
Agreed to ask Mr.Wimpenny to obtain a comparison
of the Deal Boats lost.
(f) "Mare Nostrum" Agreed to inform owner that the Department is
not satisfied that evidence has been produced
to show that the articles covered by the claim
were on board.
3. Report of payments for period ending 5th November amounting to
£4,074.7.2a was presented and passed.
4. The following cases were discussed:-
TOTAL LOSS:
(a) "Madame Sansgene" Agreed to refer papers to Mr. Barnett
for a valuation in view of a possible
relationship between claimant and
builder;pointing this out and also
that had the relationship not been
apparent, Department would have paid
as claimed in all probability.
1
(b) "Sunshine"
Agreed to pay £203.10.0₫ as claimed.
(c) "Viking III"
"
"
"
£12
It
"
(a) "Southern Queen" " " pass to P.C.O. (S.T) to arrange
(for a valuer.
,
(e)
"Pioneer" Agreed to pay £400 as claimed.
D
(f) 16 ft Boat.
" " If £12 as claimed on
(completion of Letter of Abandonment.
(g) 10 ft. "Dinkey" Agreed to pay £12 as claimed on
(completion of Letter of Abandonment.
)
(h) "New Prince of Wales" Agreed to offer insured value
(£5,000.
of
fit Due
11
21/11/40
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 281 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 281
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
Ex "NORTHERN PRINCE" Lifeboats Prince Line Ltd. TM 9585/40 180.3. 6 268.19. 8
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 282 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 282
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
"PRINCE OF WALES" P.M.B. E. Golding TM 3896/40 5. - - 16.16. 4
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 288 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 288
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
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. -
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 291 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 291
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
JR/KW.
DUNKIRK EVACUATION.
TOTAL LOSS:- CLAIMS OUTSTANDING.
56
Name of
File No.
Claim.
Remarks & Action
Vessel.
Taken.
BLACK ARROW
T.M. 4060/40
£700 - £900
Valuation being
obtained.
FAITH
T.M. 4070/40
Loss uncertain-letters
to owner - no reply.
EMPRESS
QUEEN OF
m
T.M. 3716/40
Awaiting letters of
ENGLAND
administration.
NEMO IV
T.M.3889/40
£4,500
Advanced £250-offer
made. awaiting reply.
NEW PRINCE
OF WALES.
T.M.3887/40
£8,696
Advanced £5,000
negotiations, continuing.
NEW WHITE HEATHER
T.M. 3889/40
Offer of £1,325 made,
awaiting reply.
SKYLARK III
T.O. 9203/40
£500
Awaiting letters of
administration.
LIFEBOATS.
ROYAL MAIL
LINES.
T.M. 5352/40
£236.5.0d.
Awaiting surveyor's
report.
FURNESS WITHY
& CO LTD.
T.M. 7508/40
£459. 3. 4d.
Awaiting surveyor's
Total Loss (3)
report.
& Equipment.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 303 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 303
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
New Prince of Wales" T.M.3887/40 £8,696 Advanced £5,000 Negotiations continuing.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 316 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 316
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
NEW PRINCE OF WALES P.M.B. Southend Motor Nav. Co.Ltd TM 3887/40 27 5 - 5000 - Not completed.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 318 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 318
View matching collection pages →
Matching table OCR
"PRINCE OF WALES" P.M.B. E. Golding TM. 3896/40 2 4
"PRINCESS FREDA" M.B. C. Whatford & Son TM. 3721/40 31 18 6 20 o 0 85 10 10
"PRINCESS LILY" M.B. " " If If 770 -
"PRINCESS MAUD" M.V. W. H. Wilson TO. 9191/40 6 13 7 875
"PRINCE" Tug S. Williams TM. 4168/40 118 13 6
"PRINCESS" " 11 " IT 118 13 6
"PRINCE" M.B. A. W. Bell T. H. White TM. 5235/40 8 - 4 19 6
"PRINCESS MARY" M.V. H. W. Jordan TM. 4989/40 2.10 5 5
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2 page 323 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 323
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Repairs and Replacements S. d.
Total Loss
£.
S.
Vessel
Type
Claimant.
Paper No.
Hire & Exs.
£.
S.
d.
'SILVER CLOUD"
33'
C.G. Brinkley
TM 7692/40
24.
0.
0.
(I.H.5.)
Boat
0.
O.
77.
"SILVER PRINCE"
S.D.
J.Peake & Sons
TM 8816/40
5.
0.
0.
SEAFLOWER"
M.V.
J.Hanwell
TM 4995/40
5.
0.
0.
"SILVER SPRAY"
M.V.
W.Morgan
TM 5006/40
3.
13.
6.
5.
5.
0.
"SPORTSMAN"
M.V.
Hazelgrove Bros.
TM 4992/40
3.
0.
0.
"STAR OF THE
M.V.
A. MATTHEWS
TM 5011/40
8.
O.
O.
EAST
"SUNTRAP"
S.S.
Stephenson Clarke
TM 7281/40
271.
18.
5.
& Assoc. Co. Ltd.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.

Source: The National Archives, Kew, MT 40 66. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

TNA MT 40 66 page 19 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 19
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Page 6.
LIST OF SHIPS WHICH TOOK PART IN OPERATION "DYNAMO" - 26TH MAY - 4TH JUNE, 1940.
PART I - BRITISH SHIPS (continued)
OTHER BRITISH SHIPS (continued)
MINORU II (M.B.)
# RENOWN
MINWOOD
RESOLUTE
MONARCH
RICAS
MOTOR-BOAT 42
ROBERT CLIFF
MOTOR-BOAT 27 B
ROSA WOOD AND PHYLLIS LUND
MOTOR-BOAT 43 (R.A.F.)
ROWAN (Smack)
MOTOR-BOAT 101 (R.A.F.
RYGATE II (Yacht)
MOTOR-BOAT 102 (R.A.F.
ST. ABBS
#
MOTOR-BOAT 243 (R.A.F.
ST. CLEARS
MOTOR-BOAT 270 (R.A.F.)
#
ST FAGAN
MOTOR-BOAT 275
ST OLAF
M.L. 8 (W.D. Craft)
SAMBRA (M.B.)
MURIOUS
SAVIOUR
NANETTE (M.L.)
SCENE SHIFTER
NELSON (M.B.)
SCOTTISH CO-OPERATOR
NEMO IV
SEA FALCON
NEWHAVEN LIFE-BOAT
SEA FOAM
NEW PRINCE OF WALES
SEASALTER
No. 4
in
SEINE
No. 101
(Hopper Barges)
SHAMROCK
No. 102
)
SHEFFIELD (M. Barge)
OCEAN BREEZE
SILICIA (Coaster)
OFFERIA
SILVA FOAM
OLIVIA
SILVER BREEZE
ORIENT LINE (M.B.)
#
SILVER QUEEN (M.B.)
PAULETEER
SINGAPORE
PEGGY IV
SYKLARK (Abandoned)
PELLAG II
PERSIA (Tug)
SKYLARK I
PIGEON (W.D. Craft)
SKYLARK II
PIONEER
SKYLARK VI
PRIMA (Tug)
SMALL VIKING
PRINCE OF WALES
SOUTHEND BRITANNIA
PRINCESS FREDA
SPEEDWELL
PRINCESS LILY
SPRITE (Harbour Launch)
PUDGE
SULTAN
QUEEN
SUN IV
QUEEN ALEXANDRA
SUN X
SUN XI
~~~
(Tugs)
QUEEN BOADICEA II
QUEEN'S CHANNEL
SWALLOW
(Hopper Barge)
S.O. ONE
QUEENSLAND
TANGA (Tug)
QUICKSILVER
THARK
QUI SI SANA (M.B.)
TENIAS
RAMSGATE LIFE-BOAT
THYFORSA
THYRA
RAPIDE
REDA (M.B.)
TONY
TRITON
RELIANCE
TUG XV
# Sunk
(Continued)
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 66 page 171 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 171
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
force occupants One of of the into these explosion the either water. blew went the through bows right the bows off, of throwing No.2B boat all
IBNOT
explosions
The ship of was these severely bombs. shaken and damaged by the
of
rescue Remaining of those life-boats that were were in the immediately water. lowered and sent
the water, immediately swamped as part of No.4B her side boat was when lown.in.
The Prince
board. Myself, the Chief Officer, and Quarter-master Capps were lef
LOVER. Watch
We off then her A Naval went into speed-boat the to No. speed 4B boat boat. approached which was about swamped this and time took and the took occupant bevel us Off
fell
As the from ship was so badly damaged, and there
struck
her.
casualties to abandon the ship. the bombing, and anticipating another were attack, a number I deci of
through
May
Loading
bearing
many
boats the cast adrift. 87", when all personnel were transferred us until to her we IDE an
tug The "Foremost speed-boat picked up all lifeboats and towed
with
her
Ausher
back
27th
provisions
3
The tug then proceeded to Dover, and landed everyone there.
boat believe to ship have was in sight but a small motorcraft which of the speed
From no before the first attąck, until the arrival
29th
took no notice been a decoy was stationary close to the personally I and
Course
bombed, immediately of our steamed signals away. of distress, but on the ship Red being buoy,
behavious of my Officers and crew. The discipline to stress the
During the whole of these operations, I wish
At every no performance time being carried out with calmness and was precision. excellent
was any panic shown.
of Jud
to
JDO
(Signed)
E.A.
Biles.
Master.
ad gide
5th June, 1940. 03 INC BA gnowe
of
BBW
Issae
Jon
to
Hoad WSTO
essely v.d
ne of
befalor onle
tuode
TO SETUS admed
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 66 page 197 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 197
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
8
prospect of the ship sinking, Our two
small boats maintained contact by means
of flashlights, and, after rowing for
DUNKIRK THE
with
time, we saw a series of lights above a
water. We kept very silent as we heard
voices and saw lights flashing.
to keep warm, and at daybreak We hoisted
We lay close together in our lifeboat
we
our jib sail and started rowing to get
MONG Captain the Feat
circulation boat into our bodies. The master's some
course for the coast."
was on the horizon, and we set a
storm Mr. and McNally added that they ran
who was the chief officer, Mr. into a
B.E.F. before of owned an ship of British A Captain This the the important Co., by from the little Ship Ltd., the Young vessel, Adoption arrived of Society headques 1,000 has Stess playm
sir,
AT THE TILLER FOR 24 HOURS
Dear
cro
you
hours. at the tiller continuously Vincent,
for
his skilful undonbtedly saved their lives for 24
Waves handling of the 26ft. long by
The and men they were wet and chilled by side.
were breaking over the boat.
Their rations had to bale out water exposure,
biscuits consisted of rapidly.
ship sent on over. the armada He beach was of ordered small at boats kink to
you enclos which
a little corned each per day, half a pint four of ship's
boats Owing while assisting and in the use his put his
Talk
milk We to share between beef and a tin of condensed water.
Young had to the state of the
and
a McNally school of saw added, porpoises. nothing and but seven. once sea we birds, ran into Mr.
carry out the only work about
on
Sir
whole and the We nights were were terrible. The days but were long
were off the under beach under and her get his ship safely to
sleep. at After night while the others men kept
watch cheerful. Two on the
time. In addition continuous air own attack power, all They the
of
side the master's several boat days we came tried along- to
plane, little which Levenwood to the brought work of rescue the
one
greetings. three cheers As we separated and exchanged
just had behind the was dunes. seen to crash down on a Nazi
two
returned. buted and I from think them, again which we got
men intended when to stay and Captain Young land
'After at a lot to keeping tht us this in good alone spirits. contri- we
be a get away arrived, but he
was ordered the to small craft take on more
&
has
away, land a sighted
with us the a 40 24 miles
while waiting. possibility of the vessel as there being might hit
experience This was of not Captain
nearer. we away had and We We were did not the seem current to get hours kept
war he war at sea. Young's first
carrying was actively engaged During the last
Cres
water " left. only about a getting quarter desperate, of a pint any as of
Prince, was and torpedoed his ship, in the the in Orange troop
Dardanelles.
eight miles of we were the able current changed
From our Postbag
up by a steamer. land, where we to were get picked within
towards Will your you accept fund the enclosed sovereign
doing
has many come years to but make think use I of now have it. that kept the it time for
many ship If you recently causes, "CALLING this not heard from your ALL SCHOOLS
received arrived Apparently Now arrived bere, in I the am on One in S a captain may nice same on mix be writes: May day due up! the 28. to I
'B question with and and resume here my I activities on the
I still wish of adoption arises am. once Now the
my school, to keep in touch more.
to so proceed on May forth- 30 I
schools. Enclosed are or, short as you put it, schools. with
all letters I they hope to be letters able to for answer my
Printed by Charles Birchall & Sons, Ltd., 17, James Street, send Liverpool, me here. 2,
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 66 page 203 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 203
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
owned collision by I went the with Great to the spot and found that the
The H.M. been Helier" in
I
alo
wind, and The weather visibility was was fine, fairly sea smooth. good. There was very little
him isfa
very
Destroyer with "St. Helier" her stem. struck the starboard bow of the
until
vessels When The were I arrived together. at the sceme of the collision the two
and
th
me to take I Officer hold of in his charge vessel of as the quickly Destroyer as possible. hailed me, and asked
to
m
then
made at fast. once ordered my crew to get out the tow rope, and
and passed I backed the my end stern of the close wire up aboard. to the stern of the Destroyer
shackled The to tow 50 rope fathoms consisted of 5" wire. of 60 fathoms of 16" manilla rope,
Destroyer, The end and of the the manilla wire was was made on our fast towing to the hook. stern of the
her could stern. see the Destroyer had a number of tow depth rope charges because on
I had to use care in passing the I
backed As away I passed and carried the tow on rope with to her the business. Destroyer, the "St. Helier"
in a westerly
I made fast direction. at about 11.20 p.m. and at once commenced towing
her bows very severly damaged.
The were Destroyer had been hit just forward of her bridge, and
The bridge of the Destroyer was well forward.
and let go 10.35 a.m. on the 31st May.
I towed at the Destroyer stern first and arrived off Dover
He left the job of towing in my hands.
The Captain of the Destroyer did not use his engines.
and I asked her Master to hold the Destroyer's stern to the
The Tug "Empire Henchman" was following us into Dover,
tide so that I could get my tow rope in.
At 11.35 a.m. I moored alongside the starboard side of
the "Sharpshooter" and steered her to No. 10 buoy inside the
Eastern entrance to Dover Harbour.
The "Empire Henchman" had a short scope of rope to the
stern of the tow and assisted me to get the Destroyer through
the Eastern entrance.
We took the Destroyer in stern first.
We moored her to the buoy at 1.20 p.m. and then proceeded
alongside the Prince of Wales Pier.
/I
-2-
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA MT 40 66 page 281 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 281
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
COPY.
64
EXTRACTS FROM LOG.
22nd May, 1940 to 6th June.
156
s.t. "PERSIA"
a May.
Left Gravesend 9-0 a.m towing barge "CELTIC" and Motor barge
AFFORD" for Dover, anchored Southend 11-0 a.m. for signal to proceed.
ve up at 2-15 p.m. Arrived at Dover Submarine Base 9-30 p.m., made
ast at West Wall 9-45 p.m.
3rd May.
Underweigh at 10-30 a.m. Towed barge "CELTIC" to her unload-
ing berth, then made fast at West Wall at 11-0 a.m., standing by.
24th May,
Underweigh at Noon. Went in Dock took in 19 tons 7 cwts. of
coal, finished at 2-30 p.m. Made fast at Submarine base at 2-45 p.m.
Standing by.
25th May.
Underweigh at 5-15 p.m. with Tug "FOREMOST 87" towing
Destroyer "H.73" stern first for rtsmouth.
26th May,
Anchored at 6-20 p.m. abreast of Nab Tower, Port being closed.
Hove up at 7-30 p.m., anchored Destroyer off Ryde at 1° p.m., our
services being finished. Anchoring Tug at 1°-15 p.m. for the night.
27th May.
Hove up at 6-30 a.m., steaming for Dover. Arriving 5-20 p.m.
made fast in Submarine Base 5-30 p.m. Standing by.
28th May.
Underweigh at 11-15 a.m. Shifting small craft, etc., until
4-50 p.m. Then made fast at South Wall at 5-0 p.m. Standing by.
29th May.
Underweigh at 9-0 a.m. Twwing Dumb barges "SARK" and
"SHETLAND" for Dunkirk. Tow parted abreast Goodwin Fork Buoy.
After some careful operations we got connected up again. Tow again
parted and was connected up and we arrived and anchored 4 miles east
of Dunkirk, at 5-0 a.m. on 30th May.
30th May.
Underweigh at 12-45 p.m. Received orders to tow barges to
East Pierhead Dunkirk. On arrival we received orders to anchor barges
as close as it was prudent, and motor boat would pull them on the
beach. Left Dunkirk 4-° p.m. with soldiers and equipment, anchoring in
the Downs at Midnight.
31st May.
Hove up at 5-45 a.m. proceeded to Dover, made fast at Prince
of Wales Pier at 7-0 a.m.
(Continued)
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.

Source: The National Archives, Kew, Unclassified 1. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

TNA Unclassified 1 page 268 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 268
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
a
188
At this time a terrific aerial battle was on, shells from
shore batteries were falling around and bombs dropping all over the
place in close proximity. As I was towing this boat I saw a bomb
hit the pleasure steamer "PRINCE OF WALES". I closed her and took
aboard two badly wounded Officers and two ratings.
I offered to
go aboard as she was sinking slowly, but was told only two dead
remained on board.
Just before this, ordinary seaman Purbrick fell overboard
from exhaustion and I picked him up somehow.
My Cox. was sleeping
on his feet on and off and the two others lay down and stood up as
strength permitted. The C.O. of the "PRINCE OF WALES", although
covered in blood, offered to try and steer the boat.
I then saw a man swimming naked in the water.
Stopped
and got him.
Next a heavily loaded boat of soldiers turned right
over close inshore, and left the men struggling in the water. I
got down to them and rescued the lot personally hauling them aboard
with my crews feeble assistance.
While doing this, I got a rope
round my Starboard screw and fouled the rudder. I now had a full
load of soldiers on board (six wounded) a full boat load towing
and soldiers clinging to the stern.
With what I thought was the last of my strength, I got my
launch alongside a lifeboat and from there hauled her hand over hand,
by means of a grass rope, up to the sloop "MOSQUITO". I then
discovered the lifeboat's propeller was also fouled.
Neither
I
nor my crew could clear the propeller, so I boarded "MOSQUITO" and
asked the 1st Lieutenant to send someone to do so.
Meanwhile,
I
went below for a cup of tea. I came on deck in fifteen minutes,
but the rope could not be cleared I was told.
Air battle still in progress with bombs dropping all around.
I then with difficulty closed the yacht "GALETA" and asked her to take
me in tow. The C.O.'s ship was in a very bad position with regard
to German shore batteries, nevertheless, he wanted another boat load
of troops before leaving and asked me to try and close the beach and
get one.
I said I would, but asked him to watch out for me in case
I got ashore.
I proceeded towards the beach just then coincident with
an explosion of some kind.
The launch seemed to rise from the
water, fall back, rise again and fall back.
I could only move
slowly now and I saw the yacht was drawing the fire from shore. One
of the crew called out that the yacht was signalling me. I looked
round and saw she was signalling me.
With great difficulty I got
alongside and made her fast for towing, then slumped on the yacht's
deck, stupified with exhaustion, want of sleep and food, I suppose.
Unfortunately the tow rope parted a few minutes later.
The C.O. of yacht objected and rightly so to going back to the shealed
area with his ships and troops on board.
So the "TRITON" was left
afloat with a rope round her screw and a badly damaged stem and stern.
I regret exceedingly that I did not get her home again for various
reasons.
It was about 1840 31st May, 1940, when my activities ceased.
I had been on my feet from 0700 29th May, to 1840 31st May, 1940, in
a small craft, without sleep and the only food eaten from 2000 29th
May to that time was one tin of herrings, ont tin of bully beef and
between five and two slices of bread each also four cups of tea without
sugar.
We simply had not time to eat.
A few more remarks and I finish.
I was the only
Commissioned Officer (excluding Commodore Skippers) who was constantly
in the boats at La Panne.
I took off more troops than I can
remember there - scores and scores of boat loads and I venture to say
if my boat had not remained there to the last, hundreds would never
have got away.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA Unclassified 1 page 270 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 270
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
_203
LAUNCH "TRITON"
à
190
Lieutenant R.H. INVING, R.N.R.
3, KNITH. Sea. Cox.
J.STEPHENS. Ord.Sea.
D. STMPSON. B.R.A. (uttorly useless)
0. GLYNN. Ord.Sea.
F.G. PURBRICK. Ord.Sea. (fell overboard and had to put him on "MOSQUITO"
suffering from cold and shook).
I was at Sheerness as No.1 of Dutch Scoot "PRINCESS JULIANA"
Wednesday 20th May 1940, was instructed to proceed from Sheamess to
Ramsgate in charge of 13 Launches, various kinds and speeds - handed over
12. Left Sheerness about noon Wednesday, 29th May.
Arrived Remagate about 1930
Left Remagate about 2150
for Cuploa near La Panne with 9 Launches.
Very vague instructions about La Panne and was not definitely
informed whether British troops were actually there. Had bad visibility
and did not know exact position but made Cuploa 0500, Thursday norning
only 5 launches arrived in company, others broke down and returned to
Ransgate. Launch "SILVER QUEEN" was of great assistance.
From 0500, Thursday, 30th May to about 1700 Friday, 31st May
I towed or picked up hundreds of troops and transferred them to destroyers,
scoots etc. Launches not equipped with proper towing topes and crew very
unsemanlike. Had to steer and make fast myself. Commodore Stephens used
my launch and participated in taking off troops, no one at Cuplos to give to
instructions.
I worked all Thursday night and carried on until 1330 when ship
was shelled heavily and all ships proceeded towards Dunquarque and I was
last to leave Cuploa under heavy shell fire.
I proceeded towards Dunquerque along the beach and on arriving
at extreme west end of Dunquerque beach a heavy air attack and fire from
shore batteries was falling all round. I took the most westerly boat in
tow and when looking round to find a near ship, saw the large launch "PRINCE
OF WALES" struck by a bomb, I proceeded with the boat I had in tow towards
her and found 4 survivors very bedly wounded ready to take off. Two others
were dead on board. On the way to the sloop "MOSQUXTO" with survivors I
resoued soldiers from drowing whose boat had sunic close ashore. While
doing this my starbcard propeller get fouled and I had a terrible job to
get to the sloop "MOSQUITO" with troops and wounded from "PRINCE OF MALZES".
All this time bombing and shelling was going on. I landed all on the
"HOSQUITO" and then asked the "MOSQUITO" to tay and clear ay propeller,
they tried but could not do so. I them consulted the Piret Lieutenant and
he suggested that I get a tow home. I spproached the yacht "CALNTA",
the C.O. immediately asked me to get him troops but I told him I would
attempt it with one engine although I could not handle her. I got near
the west beach and immediately came under shore fire and no boats being
ready to come off "CALETA" signelled me to return as he was being shelled
and had to get out of it. I got back and made the launch fast for towing-
under fire, but the tow rope broke and the Launch being still in the hotly
peppered area and close to the surf the C.O. of "CALETA" and myself thought
it would endanger his vessel to remain there to try and pick up again so
chose inshore.
Neither I or the arew had any sleep or proper food from Wednesday
morning until the launch was abandoned at 1640 Friday. All of us were
stupid with exhaustion.
I took off more troops at Cuploa than anyone else.
I have lost my voice meantime through constant hailing of boats
and giving orders. The "TRITON" was damaged badly in the stern and bow
through going alongaide ships so frequently in a very heavy swell. I have
lost my uniform cap and raincoat, rasor and other items.
My information on sailing from Ramsgate was - "No troops east of
La Panne or west of Braye Duns", the first item was correct byrb the second
quite wrong.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA Unclassified 1 page 274 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 274
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Dynams 232
205
192
LOG of H.M. Motor Boat LADY CABLE of Torquay
during operations carried out June 2md
and 3rd, 1940.
In command: Acting Sub-Lieutenant G.A. Cadell, R.N.
Cadet Rating G.R. Price
Stoke Worsall
Able Seaman or Ordinary Seaman Smith
from Newfoundland,
Sunday, June 2nd, 1940.
Took over boat during forenoon from Mr. Gooding who
operates boat for owner at Torquay. She had done one trip
to the beaches near Dunkirk. Took on provisions, water,
petrol, etc. Mr. Gooding showed Stoker Worsall the working
of the engines Cylinder Atlantic running on petrol.
At about 1500 went over to Prince of Wales Pier and was
then taken in tow by SUN VI, together with two life-boats
and one other craft. Started for Dunkirk at approximately
1530, having been handed previously copy of Sailing
Instructions to Drifters, together with rough sketch map
of course to follow. After uneventful trip arrived off
Dunkirk harbour at about 2230 and received orders to
proceed in harbour and go a long way up the Mole to embark
soldiers - fill up and return to tug, then go in for
further loads. At times had difficulty in persuading
French troops to embark in LADY CABLE, the reason apparently
being reluctance to break their units or to act without
definite orders from their officer who was probably still
in the town of Dunkirk. However, we took four boat loads
off - each load containing between 40 and 50 soldiers.
Three loads I took to tugs and one to H.M.S. WISHART when
tug was not in usual position. Spoke to tug after fourth
trip and was informed that it would soon be light and that
she could'nt wait much longer. In reply to a question if
any British officers were still left on the Mole, I replied
that on earlier trips I had seen one who had asked me not
to leave him behind. This officer was engaged in helping
the embarkation of the troops. I had not seen him on my
last trip but told tug I would make another trip to see if
he was there. Informed tug would be as quick as possible
and if tug could not wait, would return to England under
own power. Tug said she could only wait a short while.
On going in for fifth time engines began to go badly
and stopped altogether before reaching point of embarkation.
Engines got going again and we went alongside and collected
about 24 more French soldiers. There was no sign of British
officer and Price reported to me that French on the Mole told
him he had gone. I sent Price up on to the Mole to make
enquiries. Owing to the improbability of tug waiting for
us, I only took 24 soldiers as a greater number would have
made trip back to England under own power too hazardous. Just
after passing lighthouse at end of harbour, engines stopped
again. Noticed we were close to W.D. craft (later found to
be HAIG) who I imagined from her position was watching us and
would/
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA Unclassified 1 page 288 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 288
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
218
*
206
OPERATION DYNAMO
ENCLOSURE NO. 4.
SHIP: Motor Boat "Britannia".
Officer/
Rating
Reporting: S/L S.D. WARD.
1030 31 May 1940.
Proceeded from Submarine Basin and made fast to
H.M.T. "Fyldea" at buoy.
1355 31 May. Left in tow.
1150 1 June 1940. Arrive off Dunkirk. (Delay on passage due
to Samson posts, cleats, etc. carrying away.)
Cast off and proceed to Beach 1 mile East of harbour
under heavy enemy bombing. Attempted to warp off 2 launches
aground by making fast line to sunken French destroyer "L'Adroit".
1300
Existing conditions of shoal water and falling tide
made it impossible to load the launch directly from the beach
three
without going aground so "acquired" their dinghies and made
launch fast to two sailing barges which were used throughout as
a landing stage, the dinghies bringing men to the barges and the
launch taking them out to "Fyldea" and other vessels.
(Approximately 200 men were carried in the dinghies.)
1815
Returned to "Fyldea" now aground. Ran out kite
wires to anchored barge and laid out trawlers Kedge.
1845
"Fyldea" floated and proceeded in tow towards Dover.
0255 2nd June. Secured alongside Admiralty Pier to disembark
troops.
0415
Secured alongside Prince of Wales Pier.
Drew Savage
Hillier
Tester
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA Unclassified 1 page 302 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 302
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
CONFIDENTIAL
Binlohage
222
220
25
Subject. REPORT ON DEATH OF LIEUT. R.H.MEAD, R.N.V.R.
From The CAPTAIN, H.M.S. EXCELLENT. Portsmouth.
Date .... 20th June 1940.
No. 554/07026.
To
.... THE VICE ADMIRAL, DOVER.
(COPY TO:-
COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, PORTSMOUTH).
The attached report by Lieutenant E.F. Hamilton-
Meikle, R.N. the Commanding Officer of the D/C Motor Boat
Unit, on the behaviour of Lieutenant R.H.Mead, R.N.V.R.,
during Operation Dynamo, is forwarded in accordance with
Confidential Portsmouth General Order, 1700.
LB.
VICE ADMIRA
CAPTAIN.
an
24 JUN 1940
*
age
DOVER
tian
led
ced
ops
it.
ant
ps,
Lynami
ide
Note:- During the above operations the "Cordelia 18. was
working with Sport engine only - which, owing to being
overworked, seized up. Estimated that 300 troops were
carried by "Cordelia" and whaler from the beach.
1100 Taken in tow by the G.R.1740 (drifter) and
proceeded towards Dover.
1130) Shelled by shore
2030 Entered Dover Harbour and tied up at Prince of
1145) batteries.
Wales Pier (Inner Harbour).
2100 Reported to LYNX office.
Friday/
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA Unclassified 1 page 303 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 303
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
FROM
The Commanding Officer, D/C Unit.
233
DATE
15th June 1940.
25
TO
The Captain, H.M.S. EXCELLENT.
Lieutenant R.H. Mead, R.N.V.R.
I regret who to report the death of Lieutenant R.H.
Mead, R.N.V.R. 1940, at 2108, was killed in action at Dunkirk on Saturday,
1st June or was wounded and died later.
2.
H.M. D/C to the M.B. had been reported out of action
31st May 1940, and Duty Staff Officer, Staff of Flag p.m. Officer
commanding Dover, the Commanding Officer and Lieutenant
Mead were ordered to find themselves boats if possible, and to
assume command.
3. Lieutenant Mead had assumed command of R.N.L.B.
WALTON AND FRINTON, and having been towed across to near Dun-
I.B.
kirk with other small boats, had pressed on to Dunkirk, unaccom-
panied except by one other boat, the remainder of the small
boats having turned back. This can be clearly seen from the
extracts of the log kept in the boat, a copy of which has
already been forwarded to the Flag Officer-in-Charge, Dover,
through the Officer Commanding Rescue Boats.
an
4. While in the harbour itself, a shrapnel shell burst
on the water nearby, killing Lieutenant Mead. The remainder
ope
of the life-boat's crew, under a Lieutenant R.N.R. from the
Tug SUN IV continued ferrying soldiers to larger ships until
clan
0423, when Tug SUN IV towed the boat back to Ramsgate.
5.
The two members of my crew who accompanied Lieutenant
led
Mead, Petty Officer Telegraphist Cooley and Able Seaman MacManus,
have informed me that the "determination and guts" of Lieutenant
Mead in persisting in his efforts to rally the smaller boats
and to push on to Dunkirk, were outstanding. This was reported
by me to the Staff Officer of the Rescue boats at Dover, who
interviewed the crew, and has a copy of the log of the life-boat.
ced
6.
I understand that the boat underwent many air attacks
ops
from the time that the tow came within about 20 miles of the
coast.
it.
7.
This report is submitted in order to confirm that the
ant
gallantry of Lieutenant R.H. Mead, (as previously reported by me,
ps,
ade
P.T.O.
Note:- During the above operations the "Cordelia was
working with Sport engine only which, owing to being
overworked, seized up. Estimated that 300 troops were
carried by "Cordelia" and whaler from the beach.
1100 Taken in tow by the G.R.1740 (drifter) and
proceeded towards Dover.
1130) Shelled by shore
2030 Entered Dover Harbour and tied up at Prince of
1145) batteries.
Wales Pier (Inner Harbour).
2100 Reported to LYNX office.
Friday/
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA Unclassified 1 page 305 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 305
View matching collection pages →
Table OCR
He accider aly caused m Where Hand to tread, carried mt in job Hind has ced ops
men who hm have noting dratim 4 8h his haducly * prosonal musciply haves, £ ant
when is-came was The in d hudical Amin
metantation, Than the of mr Twas ps,
rich 2 hmoun m that print although ide
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA Unclassified 1 page 307 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 307
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Farm Hotes. 225
237
frue 8/40. Woring
!2?
25
Olar Captain fashets
y amit num hno to
Tanh tn all the Timbu
h and mD is has have or
at cm for Mulp 5 mg pm when her
m This yamis - th all ners. by stipying
lived killed m June fet he
s he was hyrated X his 14 wife misery
id in Draw m the 2nd' To suppres wey-
in was to chaotic is was impriber to
.B.
1 hum had the trum forms -Weat
m know anything M 8r his life Thay
lied is it pmine A thud on pm
appens in thus recassion, - where ml? are they
from w artach as the, have 4mL,
atm. hin family are had tryng pet bas a
an
n following from a pring who
age
as opproin humber they unplain -
clan
Tan hearnor
yaliful him slip
led
y in which M husban at Kepper, Incrified
without writing pm of the wm anful
n life that their caused hight his m Where then
Hand He accider to tread, carried ml in job
ced
m men who hm have noting that Hind
ope
dratim 8h his haducly * provide haves,
E
The when is-came was merciply
ant
intentation in Than the of mr hudieal Amin
pa,
rich 2 hmoun m that print although Joss
ide
Note:- During the above operations the "Cordelia was
working with "port engine only - which, owing to being
overworked, seized up. Estimated that 300 troops were
carried by "Cordelia" and whaler from the beach.
1100 Taken in tow by the G.R.1740 (drifter) and
proceeded towards Dover.
1130) Shelled by shore
1145) batteries.
2030 Entered Dover Harbour and tied up at Prince of
Wales Pier (Inner Harbour).
2100 Reported to LYNX office.
Friday/
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA Unclassified 1 page 309 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 309
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Dynam 19 237
223 23
FROM
Senior Medical Officer, Dover.
DATE
7th May 1940.
TO
Flag Officer, Commanding.
Report of the death of Lieut Mead. R.N.V.R. H.M.S.Niger.
Submitted,
I.B.
The attached report received from
Medical Officer H.M.S. Niger is forwarded for information.
VIDEADMISTER 1940 *
an
O.
M
ope
DOVER
Surgeon Captain.
ja
Senior Medical Officer.
led
Dover.
ced
ops
it.
ant
ps,
side
the above operations the Cordella to being was
Note:- During with Sport engine only - which, owing troops were
working seized up. Estimated that 300 beach.
overworked, carried by "Cordelia" and whaler from the
1100 Taken in tow by the G.R.1740 (drifter) and
proceeded towards Dover.
1130) Shelled by shore
2030 1145) Entered batteries. Dover Harbour and tied up at Prince of
Wales Pier (Inner Harbour).
2100 Reported to LYNX office.
Friday/
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA Unclassified 1 page 310 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 310
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
238
S. 546. (Revised-January, 1925).
D 398.
COMMUNICATION SHEET.
25
221
FROM The Medical Officer, H.M.S.Niger.
DATE 4th. June. 1940.
TO The Senior Medical Officer,
Ref. No.
Sick Quarters, Dover.
FORMER
Report of the Death of Lieut. Mead. R.N.V.R.
WALTON& FRINTON L.A
L.B.
This Officer was in Command of
a Lifeboat embarking troops of the B.E.F. off Dunkirk on
the night of thelst-2nd June.
Whilst coming alongside the Niger,a shell from a shore
battery exploded near and he was struck by shrapnel, sustaining
chest wounds from which he died within 15 minutes.
an
age
2.9. hunt gomeine
clan
surgeon Lieutenant. R.N.
led
ced
ope
E
ant
Sta. 186/24.
M.861/8363. 914M. 7/37. C.B.&S.Ltd. 076/71.
1
pa,
1045 Starboard propeler fouled by rope net a.longaide
destroyer while disembarking troops.
Further operations impossible.
Note:- During the above operations the "Cordelia being #: was
working with "port engine only - which, owing to were
overworked, seized up. Estimated that 300 troops
carried by "Cordelia" and whaler from the beach.
1100 Taken in tow by the G.R.1740 (drifter) and
proceeded towards Dover.
1130) Shelled by shore
2030 Entered Dover Harbour and tied up at Prince of
1145) batteries.
Wales Pier (Inner Harbour).
2100 Reported to LYNX office.
Friday/
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA Unclassified 1 page 311 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 311
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
239
225
OPERATION DYNAMO
ENCLOSURE NO. 15.
SHIP: "GORDELIA". MOTOR BOAT.
OFFICER REPORTING: SUB. LIEUT. C.A. THOMPSON, R.N.V.R.
ROUGH LOG (ALL TIMINGS ARE APPROXIMATE).
CREW: S.A. WADE
A.J. WHALE
in
Ratings
J. JARVIE
divilian
Wednesday 29.5.40.
1100 Took over from civilian who brought the above M.B.
round from Sheerness.
1400) Stand by. Fuelling and
1700)
provision.
1705 Proceeded to submarine base to collect three
Belgian vessels (Yser, Sambre and another).
1745 Returned to Prince of Wales Pier.
1800 Proceeded out of Dover in rear of above 3 Belgian
boats which were being towed by the drifter
G.R.1740, one whaler in tow.
1815 Propellers of one Belgian boat fouled by tow rose
(this vessel returned to Dover).
1830 Proceeded in company with G.R.1740 and two Belgian
boats.
2000 Destroyer takes one Belgian boat in tow.
2010 Tied up astern of remaining pontoon and proceeded *
towed by G.R.1740.
2330 Machine gun fire in proximity.
Thursday 30.5.40.
0530 Nearing the beach to the west of La Fanne.
0545 Commodore Fergusson came on board and commenced
directing operations for the evacuation of troops
from beach to waiting destroyers etc.
0800 Commodore Ferguason transferred to another craft.
0800- Occupied in ferrying boats containing troops
1030 between the beach and waiting vessels. Attendant
whaler manned by two stokers and civilian was
occupied in going inshore to load up with troops,
then taking them out to waiting vessels.
1045 Starboard propeler fouled by rope net alongaide
destroyer while disembarking troops.
Further operations impossible.
Note:- During the above operations the "Cordelia #: was
working with Sport engine only - which, owing to being
overworked, seized up. Estimated that 300 troops were
carried by "Cordelia" and whaler from the beach.
1100 Taken in tow by the G.R.1740 (drifter) and
proceeded towards Dover.
1130) Shelled by share
1145) batteries.
2030 Entered Dover Harbour and tied up at Prince of
Wales Pier (Inner Harbour).
2100 Reported to LYNX office.
Friday/
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA Unclassified 1 page 430 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 430
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
REPORT FROM OFFICER IN CHARGE OF DRIFTERS
321
"KINDRED STAR" & "THRIFTY" during DUNKIRK OPERATIONS -
29th May to 5th June 1940.
May
29th.
Having received orders to proceed to Dover on special
duty, all M/S gear was landed, the ships were coaled
and provisioned and left Portland Harbour at 1900
May 30th. Arrived off Dover at 1730. Reported arrival to
off breakwater and await instructions.
examination vessel and was told to anchor about 19 mile
May 31st.
Having waited outside Dover Harbour all night We finally
received instructions to enter harbour and berth
alongside Prince of Wales Pier at 1400.
I reported in person to Vice Admiral Dover and was
instructed to stand by for sailing orders.
June 1st. At 0430 orders were received to report to H.M.S. "Lynx"
for final instructions. We were then given orders to
take in tow 6 Lifeboats or similar craft with each ship
and to proceed to the beach 1 mile east of Dunkirk by
route "Y".
We left Dover Harbour with boats in tow at 07 00 for
Dunkirk via North Goodwin Light Vessel.
113 O.
Passed "W" Buoy Saw floating Mine destroyed by gun fire
from another vessel.
1330.
Passed several vessels returning from direction of
Dunkirk - some with a few troops on deck, others
apparently empty.
1400.
Passed """ Buoy. Speed made good approximately 4 knots.
1430g
Saw large Ship on her side on fire and boat blazing in the
water. Shells falling very near from shore batteries.
1530.
Attacked by dive hombers. Sent oui message " attacked by
aircraft" on R/T. Our lewis guns in action.
Several vessels were seen trying 10 enter Dunkirk Roads
but all were driven back by action of enemy aircraft and
shore batteries. We altered course to bring us outside
range of shore guns.
1610.
Again attacked by dive bombers. R/Teall sent and Lewis
Guns were again inaction.
One salvo of 4 bombs struck the water just ahead of the
"Kindred Star" scorching the paint and scattering small
fragments on the deck but. doing no aparent damage.
There was another salvo of 6 bombs dripped - 3 each side
of the "Thrifty". These bonbs birst under water throwing
up great columns of water and flooding the top bridge
and decks to a depth of several feet.
Two hands were washed overboard ut these were picked up
The tows were slipped for greater safety.
by lifeboats.
One Trawler was seen to be badly it by & bomb - afterwards
We did not stop as there were oth- ships nearer to these
sinking. Another unknown vessel as blown to pieces.
1620.
Engineer vessels. on "Kindred Star"reported:hat the boiler was
losing water rapidly also the mainiteam and feed pipes
were Returned to collect tow which had attered, all except
cracked.
1730.
3 R/T signal to Dover asking nstructions re these
lifeboats having returned indepently. for
1800.
Sent lifeboats but no reply was received.
1830.
Tow attacked by dive bombing aircra two near attacks "V" buoy. by
was slipped attheir request.
Lewis bombing aircraft, but no amage was sustained.
Again Guns again in action, also further her
high Entered Ramsgate Harbour and blew downoiler on "Kindred
Star" in order to effect repairs.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA Unclassified 1 page 452 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 452
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
3.
365
Eventually a motor yacht got us in tow and took us to
Dover.
Commander Troup went with the fast boats to the outer
- 343
port. He made himself piermaster on the western mole
and conducted the embarkation of about 10,000 French
troops. He also had some anxious moments, as the boat
which was to fetch him broke down. Another turned up
in which he embarked with a French General Lucas and
many StafffOfficers and men; and thus had the honour of
being the last man to leave Dunkirk.
12. As Officers and Coxswains pass through Sheerness,
endeavour is being made to extract full accounts of their
adventures. N.O.I.C. Ramsgate is doing the same. These
reports are being forwarded to Vice Admiral, Dover, but
copies of those obtained here are attached. Even so it
will be impossible to do justice to the services of these
young Officers, ratings and volunteers, most of whom were
acting independently, without anyone to see how they
conducted themselves. A list of those who came under my
personal observation is attached.
13. Until all reports have been compared and lists of
Officers, men, and volunteers going out and returning
have been checked, the number of casualties remains
unscertain. Many boats have had to be abandoned owing
to grounding, collision or fouled' propellers, but in
most cases the crews transferred to other craft,
One craft is known to have been sunk by bomb.
"New Prince of Wales". Large motor craft. Officer
in command, Sub Lieut.P.L.H. Bennett, R.N., now in R.N.
S.P.H.E.
Hospital, Chatham. Two ratings are believed to have been
killed, but I have not been able to get this confirmed.
Several motor boats sailed direct from Southend for
the beaches with volunteer crews who had not signed on.
There may be others, of which there will be no record.
Considering the heavy bombing, shelling and machine
gun fire experienced by many of the boats, the casualties
seem to be lighter than might well have been expected.
14. It would be impossible to speak too highly of the
spirit which has animated all those who have been concerned
in "Dynamo". Everyone tried to do their best for the Armies
at Dunkirk, and those whose fortunes it was to get across
and bring some of them off, will always look back on it with
deep satisfaction. Some of the crews got their boats as far
as Ramsgate, only to find that owing to the shortcomings of
their vessels, they could get no further, but many of them
succeeded in finding another boat with room for them.
A young Able Seaman, whose boat sank after bringing
off 1,000 men, did much, by his sheerful talk and bearing,
to bring about this happy result. His name is
Here at Sheerness the Commodore and his staff, H.M.S.
"Wildfire", and the dockyard did all that man could do to
hasten the preparation and sailing of the varied fleet of
craft which arrived here, some of them needing much attention.
With the exception of the Thames steamers, which could not
run in salt water, though they had a good try at it, very
few craft failed to achieve at least one trip to the French
coast. Many men from the "Wildfire" offered their services,
though only a few could be allowed to go, and more would
have done so had it been possible to spare their services
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA Unclassified 1 page 485 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 485
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
- 2 -
39375
and troops owing owing to to the fact that the weather ship was conditions almost full, for small and boats, to 31/5
At the 1100, adverse I decided to discontinue embarking
proceed to Dover.
and at 1120, "Olvina" was under way.
"Sabre's" motorboat was handed over to "Vivacious"
Vessel, the "Viking", a diesel engined Thames barge, with 70
When between Dunkirk and North Goodwin Light
troops aboard, was taken in tow from "Dwarf" and brought into
Dover. Owing to delay outside the harbour, the troops were
not disembarked until 2200.
"Olvina" was revictualled and berthed alongside
Prince of Wales Pier by 0100/1 June.
On proceeding to the office of Captain Auxiliary
Patrol, I was informed that "Olvina" should not have gone to
Dunkirk, but should have been on A/S patrol. Accordingly, at
0820/1 June, "Olvina" proceeded to a patrol station 17 miles
NNW of Dunkirk, which was reached at 1125. At 1500, 70
survivors from "Basilisk" came alongside in a French fishing
boat, and at 1917 we went alongside "Whitehall" in Dover
harbour and disembarked them.
"Olvina" was in harbour during 2nd and 3rd June,
and on 4th June escorted "Bideford" to Portsmouth without
incident.
I have the honour to be
Sir,
Your obedient servant
Sub Lt. R.N.V.R.
-II-
No. 1594/07.
Vice Admiral, Dover.
Forwarded.
P.R.T.S.
VICE ADMIRAL.
Portland.
FLAG OFFICER-IN-CHARGE.
18th June, 1940
VICE ADMIRAL
20 JUN 1940
*
DOVER
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA Unclassified 1 page 488 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 488
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
Page 2.
SECRET
378
and as the "OUR BAIRNS" leaving,I waited until attack,
At all 1915 the the vessels port underwent were then a particularly heavy air
which time I then slipped and had taken the remaining soldiers 1930, by off
the quay. proceeded to sea.
shore all day, no hits were registered or damage done from
Both vessels but were under continuous bombardment from air and
this source.
however, a certain amount of damage was done to the D.G. Band
Owing to the incessant ranging up and down against the pier,
proceeded at slow speed, through the Downs and at 0400/1 troops
on the "OUR BAIRNS". Dover was reached at 0300/1, vessels having
were disembarked at the Admiralty Pier, Dover.
Both vessels then berthed at Prince of Wales Pier, Dover,
and at 0700/1 "LORD INCHCAPE" resumed sweeping off Dover.
Still of
0040.
COMMANDER-IN
DEFARE
(Signed) S.J. .Longsdon,
*
17JUN1940
*
0125. WESTERN APPROACHES
Sub.Lt. R.N.V.R. Hingsdon
close
Port
heard
II.
D/O. No. 959/1.
no FLAG OFFICER COMMANDING DOVER.
for
E
Buoy
and
observed
rapidly ece Admiralty Message 1652/6th June, 1940.
Forwarded, in accordance with
Lewis Guns, couldn't Pom to
too
close.
M.T.B's enginee
'on'
again
enemy
of
19 JUN 1940
0430.
Joined
The whol
was
either
who
DO
suryivers or dead.
Carried on Patrol, no made,
notivity both German and
tously overhead, no attacks made.
31st,
Received instructions from to
under further notice
dropped out of group and
0615.
Instructions received to on
nothing to
there seemed to
Investigated of Achilleum
contact, to
track increased,
All up,
activity N.T.B.
place,
and T
was
being
area track.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA Unclassified 1 page 657 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 657
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
FLAG AG OFFICER IN CHARGE
17JUN1940
*
HARWICH
H.M.S. "Watchful"
547
Great Yarmouth.
8th June, 1940.
Sir,
I have the honour to submit the report of proceedings of the
"M" Drifters attached to Yarmouth Base (H.M.S. "Watchful") whilst
employed on Operation "Dynamo".
30.5.40. 2345.
Flotilla sailed Yarmouth for Ramsgate,
Good
571
Yes
541
From:- Sub. Lt. D.L. Satterford, R.N.
Date:- 5th June, 1940.
To:-
Naval Officer in Charge, Ramsgate.
1d
28th May.
.ip
1800 Left Sheerness in Thames Pleasure Craft "Viscount" for
Ramsgate. Followed M.Y. "Prince of Wales" as
ordered. "Viscount's" engine stopped on the way.
After repairs continued on course until 2330; having
29th May.
no compass we anchored till 0400 Wednesday.
1000
Arrived Ramsgate. Boiler pump defective; I asked
for another boat.
lled
30th May.
g
1030
Took command M.Y. "Rygate II" with crew of 4 civilians.
in
Left for Dunkirk keeping station on the schoot
ien
"Horst".
"Rygate II" broke down and was towed by
out
"Horst". Found impossible to effect repairs.
1 all
Anchored "Rygate II" and boarded "Horst" with crew.
to to
1600
Arrived Dunkirk in "Horst" (Lt. Sarjent R.N.R.) *
worked 3 pulling boats with 2 men in each. Operation
rendered difficult by bombing and heavy surf. One
A.B. wounded in groin by machine-gun bullet. One
boat capsized but was righted.
Mann,
2300
Lieut. Sarjent decided to move closer inshore. Found
ved
anchor fouled by another cable. Donkey broke down.
Cut cable. Chief E.R.A. reported engine failure.
31st May.
400 troops aboard taken off by another boat.
0900
Arrived Ramsgate. Found M.Y. "Quicksilver" with crew
of naval ratings. Obtained permission to take
"Quicksilver" across.
2000
Left for Dunkirk at 20 knots.
2400
1st June.
Arrived Dunkirk; ferried troops to transports.
0600
Fuel running short; left for Ramsgate.
1030
2nd June.
Arrived Ramsgate.
1930
3rd June.
Left Ramsgate; followed schoot "Hilda" out.
0100
Dunkirk and searched for British troops whalers according to
Arrived order. Beach being shelled. Sent direct
continue to search. One whaler blown up by hit.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA Unclassified 1 page 720 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 720
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
618
I, E.W. Filley am Master of the auxiliary barge "THYRA"
582
6
We were requisitioned on the 29th May at Millwall 11.30 p.m.,
towed to Tilbury where three days rations were put aboard.
Proceeded in tow of Tug "SUN 12" with other barges, to Southend,
thence ordered to Remsgate and thenoe to Dover Harbour, arriving
2.30 p.m. on the 30th May and lying at Prince of Wales Pier.
May 31st. Volunteers were called for to go to Dunkirk and all
the barges crews offered their services.
We proceeded outside breakwater with barge "H.A.C." in tow.
We were both taken in tow by tug "ST. ABBS" and proceeded to
Dunkirk, arriving there at 5.0 a.m. on Saturday June 1st.
We were shot off by the tug at Dunkirk Pier Head and told to
beach barges. Towed "H.A.C. with me into beach and with their
assistance we got eleven French Soldiers off the beach on to our
barge. Other groups of Soldiers refused to come as they wanted to di
go to France and not to England.
ed
At that time bombing was very bad and we had no protection of any
kind, not even helmets and we went into the beach as close as
possible and picked up the crews of the barge "GLENWAY" and the
barge "LARK", also eight British Soldiers that were aboard them
as they had been left on the beach with 8 in for the Frenchmer
to get when the tide went out, and the crews had been told to get
out of it. Including "H.A.C." crew, we had 28 men aboard.
As the tugs had disappeared, the only thing I could do was to
proceed with what I had got and come away to England. I sailed
half way across and was picked up by the tug "EMPIRE HENCHMAN"
arriving at Dover 11.45 p.m. on June lst.
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.
TNA Unclassified 1 page 722 icon
login to enlarge
Details
Page 722
View matching collection pages →
OCR text
I William Watson am Master of the auxiliary barge "PUDGE".
We were requisitioned on the 29th May whilst lying outside the
581
6
Millwall Dock, towed to Tilbury, given three days rations, and
then to Southend. The "OCEAN COCK" towed us to Ramsgate and
subsequently to Dover with the barges "DORIS" "ENA" and "TOLSBURY".
We arrived at Dover at about 2.30 on the 30th May. We lay alongside
the Prince of Wales Pier for the rest of that day and were told we
should probably load in the morning.
On May 31st at about 8.30 a Naval Officer called the Captains
ashore and asked for Volunteers to go over to Dunkirk and said
that nodody could be forced to go but he would be very grateful
for any volunteers and preferred the auxiliary barges.
There were about 17 barges lying at Dover and all volunteered.
Six barges were selected, three auxiliaries and three sailing barges,
"PUDGE" "LADY ROSEBERRY" "DORIS" "H.A.C." "DUCHESS" and "THYRA".
The three auxiliary barges "THYRA" "LADY ROSEBERRY" AND "PUDGE"
each proceeded forthwith out of the harbour with the other three
-
barges in tow and were picked up by a. big tug. The tug which picked
us up was the "ST. FABIAN" and the "PUDGE" was on the hook with the
"DORIS" next and the "LADY ROSEBERRY" third.
The tug which had just arrived from the South Coast gave us as big
7" wire which was made fast round the mast case, under the windlass
and through the fairlead in the bowboard, and we arrived under the
shore close to Dunkirk during the hours of darkness that night ( I
am not sure of the time).
We had some trouble in locating the inshore channel as the Captain
of the tug did not seem to know the locality and apprently had no
chart. By the time of daybreak on Saturday, we were about
Log in to report that this record belongs to a different ship.

Operation Dynamo Map — Movement Logs

Movements recorded for Prince during the evacuation period, as plotted on the Operation Dynamo map.

No reviewed movement log is currently published for this vessel.

Log in to suggest an evidence-backed edit or a new movement log.

User Contributed Collection

Documents and descriptions supplied by registered researchers. All submissions are reviewed in accordance with our Terms and Conditions.

No user-contributed documents have been approved for this vessel yet.

Log in to contribute a document and description.

← Back