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  • Ship type: Motor Yacht
  • Beam: 12ft
  • Length: 39ft
  • Engine: Not known
  • Build year: 1936
  • Displacement: 11.5 tons

Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939)

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6624 Smolt Wood TwnSc 11.50 39'0 120 55 H.Gibbs Teddington 2 Petrol Motors Alfred W. Williams London
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m. Smolt 21 m. Emi 20 m. Revlis 20 a. Cruiser (The) 19 a. Paula 19 a. Colona 18
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East Cowes, I.W. of American Yachts.) m. Smolt 21 m. Ranger 158 m. Greeting -
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Royal Thames Yacht Club, 60, Knightsbridge, London, S. W.1. m. Bango 2 Waveney 48 R.A., Kowloon, Hong Kong. a. Yacht building (P.O.) 10 (See page 610) Williams, Alfred W., Onslow Lodge, 48, Roehampton Vale, Roehampton, London, S.W.15.-L.S. m. Smolt 21 Williams, F. S., Holland House, Kingsgate, Kent.-Cnq. m. Delyado 23 Williams, R., 54, Lawrence Road, Leeds, Yorks. a. Rosabel 4
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GLITTER II
L/B
Actg. S/Lt, J.V.S. J.W.D.Culham R.H.
June
[s/Lt. to Culham had previously attempted to
Dunkirk in the M/B Smolt, but she broke go down]
29th May
0700
The Clitter II left Sheerness for
June
1600
the beaches with water.
Arrived beach 6 miles east of Dunkirk.
Ferried troops.
30th May
0200
Lost rudder. Taken in tow by a drifter,
and towed to Dover.
[The M/B Black Arrow was seen aground
at Dunkirk].
Authority - Sheerness Report.
R.O.II, p.393.
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Hazard Seagull (barge) Smolt
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Hazard Smolt
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SMOLT
(J.118)
M/B (Owner A.W.
Williams)
Actg. S/Lt. J.W.S.Culham,
29th May May ca
1345
Sailed the way for over. Dunkirk, but broke B.N.V.R down R.N. on
1800
Towed back by [the drifter] Midas
Took no part in Dynamo. the 3 ships
[s/Lt. Culham then went over in the M/B Glitter II] to
2120
Air attack.
2140
Air attack.
2200
The tide being now 2 hours ebb,
Authority - R.O.II, p.393. decided it was too hazardous to
Penne. besch the ship, so anobored off La
Gent in the ship's botts and
assisted by esteral small craft,
embarked troope. The beach was under
artillery fire.
31st May
0500
The ship being filled to capacity,
proceeded to Harwich.
1235
Arrived Harwich. Disemberked 520
troops. (2)
Lot June
1450
Bailed from Harwich for Duckirk,
towing 4 cutters. En coute, sighted
aquadrons of R.A.F. planes.
2145
Arrived off Dankirz.
2155
Anchored 12 miles east of Donkirk
[Malo beach). Sent the 4 outters and
the ship's boats in to the beach.
The ship was under fire from e pasy
guns throughout the Hight,
2nd June
0330
The ship being filled to capacity
proceeded to Harwien.
0415
Overtook a Royal Engineers ferry londed
with troops, in command of Licut.
Ponsenby, R.N.V.R. Trunsferred
the troops to the Sumerell; Licut.
Ponsonby then proceeded back to
1130
Moored Dunkirk. slownide at Serwich.
Disembarked 7611 troope.
Total 951
Authority - R.O.I., D.370,
(1) Lient. Brett given his pank as "Lieut. R.N.B.", wes a but
according to the June 1940 Havy List he
(9) D.R.
"Pemporary Licuterant, 158 R.N.V.B.",
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Perdrant Perilia 35B 17 2
Persac
Peter Carey 12A
Peter Hendriks 28
Peter Nell 29
Peter Pan 6
Phase 30
Philante 34
Philippe 14B
Phineas Beard 24
Phrontes 5
Phyllis Rose 12
Phyllisia 2
Pict 32
Picton Castle 24
Pilot Me 24
Pine 22
Pintail 31
Plantagenet 29
Platypus 24
Playmates 11
Plinlimon 21
Plumer 12A
Poinavon 9
Pointer 2
Pointz Castle 24
Polar V 35
Polar VI 35
Pomerol 2
Popinjay 22
Powis Castle 27
Preston North End 25
President Briand 35B
Prince Leo 36B
Princess Elizabeth 15
Princess Mary 15
Princess Victoria 3
Princessa 9
Principal 27
Progress 17
Progress (M.F.V.) 20
Proserpine 28
Prospect Ahead 29
Prosperity 24
Providence 11
Provider 17
Prunella 14A
Ptarmigan 9B
Puffin 31
Punnet 18
Pyramus 30
Pyrope 12A
Q.
Queen Empress 13
Queen of Kent 21
Queen of Thanet 21
Queen of the Fal 3
Queen of the Fleet 11
Queen of the South I 12
Queen of the South II 12
Queen Worth
Quest 9
Quicksilver 6
Quiet Waters 14B
Quorana 28
9A
R.
Racer
Rachael Flett 7
Radiant 25
Radnor Castle 8
2
Page
Rosebud 8
Rose Bud 3A
Roseden 28
Rose Emma 12
Rose Haugh 24
Rose Hilda 15
Rosel 24A
Rose Marie 3A
Rose Marie II 3A
Rosemonde 35B
Rose Valley 30
Ross 16
Ross Ard 26
Rotha 14B
Rotherslade 23
Rotterdam 6
Rowan 24
Rowan Tree 14B
Roxano 36B
Royal Charter 17
Royal Eagle 12A
Royallieu 35
Royalist 3B
Royalo 8
Ruby 5
Ruda 9A
Rugby 14A
Runswick Bay 5
Ryde 15
S.
Sabra 35
Sabreur 35
Sailor King 22
St. Adrian 5
St. Apollo 7
St. Cathan 9B
St. Celestin 29
St. Claire 36
St. Cyrus 17
St. Dominica 5
St. Donats 16
St. Edith 25
St. Elstan 7
St. George 5
St. Katherine 12
St. Kenan 7
St. Loman 7
St. Martin 24
St. Melante 2
St. Mellons 30
St. Modwen 9B
St. Nectan 14
St. Olaves 14
St. Olive 5
St. Pierre 3B
St. Silio 5
St. Sunniva 30
St. Tudno 12A
St. Wistan 17
St. Zeno 36c
Safari 11A
Safo 10
Sailor King 14B
Salamander 16
Salena 6
Salpa 2
Saltash 16
Salvini 36B
Salvo (Tug) 12A
Salvonia 3
Samaiki (M.B.) 11A
Samaki 10
Sandown 15
Sandringham 9,16
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Fly Away. Smolt.
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Stella Capella 14
Stella Carina 13
Stella Leonis 10
Stella Orion 25
Stella Pegassi 36c
Stella Polaris 13
Stella Rigel 32
Stella Sirius 35A
Stina 25
Stoke City
Stonefly 26 36c
Stora
Storm Cock 3A
Stour 13
Strathcoe 8
Strathderry 25
Strath Devon 25
Strathelliot 14A
Strathgarry 14B
Strathmaree 14B
Strath Rannock 14B
Strathspey 22
Strathugie 21
Strenuous 30
Strive 14
Student Prince 17
Sturton 22
Sublime 23
Success 17
Suilven 22
Sukha 35A
Sulara 5
Sulla 35A
Suma 15
Sumba 35A
Summer Girl 9A
Summer Maid 14B
Summer Rose 23
Sunbeam II 36A
Sunbeam III 22
Sundowner 14A
Sunflower IV 14A
Sunlight 12A
Sunrise 37
Sunnyside Girl 28
Sunseeker 11
Superman 4
Supporter 23
Surly 7
Surprise 8
Susannah Jane 2
Susarion 17
Sussex County 3A
Sutherness 3
Sutton 16
Svana 35A
Svega 35A
Swan II 23
Swiftsure 23
Sylvia 14B
Swansea Castle 35A
Sweet Promise 35A
Swift 3A
Swift Wing 15
Swona 35A
Sycamore 24
Sylph 12A
Sylvana
21
Syrian (Norg.) 36A
Syringa 8
T.
Taeping
Taipo 22
Tamarisk 11
12A
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Head 19
Troup Trout 9A
True Accord 14B
Tumby 17
Tunisian 14
Turcoman 32
Turquoise 13
Tuscarora 19
Tweenways 35A
Twente 9
Twinkling Star 20
Two Boys 3A
Typhoon 17A
U.
Uberty 14
Uberus 19
Ugie Bray 24
Uiver 36A
Ullswater 9B
Umbriel 14A
Unicity 35A
Unicorn II 22
Unitas 20
United Boys 3
United Boys II 3A
Unitia 7
Usenco 14B
Utilise 27
Ut. Prosim 10
V.
Vadne 9
Vailima 9A
Valda 23
Valena 9B
Valerier 3
Valesca 35A
Valiant 3B
Valmont 21
Valva 23
Vanessa 9A
Van Oost 36c
Varanga 29
Varanis 35A
Vascama 21
Vedette 14B
Velia 14
Ventose 36A
Ventsyssel 18
Venture 22
Venus 3B
Venus Star 20
Venus (M.F.V.) 23
Verbena 22
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 Lourdes 35B
Vigilant 27
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Viking Bank 36A
Viking Deeps 36c
Vilda 17A
Vindelicia 14A
Vine 36B
Viola 22
Violet Flowers 29
Virginia 5
Visenda 21
Vivace 11A
Viva II 3,5
Viviana 13
Vixen 3,3B
Vixen (M.B.) 3
Vizalma 36c
W.
Wagtail 5
Wairakei 3A
Wairakei II 12A
Waldemar 15
Walker I 11
Wallena 21
Walnut 2
Waltona 23
Walwyns Castle 27
Wanda 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 2
Westlyn 21
Westward Ho 9A
Westwind (M.B.) 6
Westwind 14A
Westwood 28
Whirlpool 6
White Astor 14A
White Fox
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Stella Capella 14
Stella Carina 13
Stella Leonis 10
Stella Orion 25
Stella Pegassi
Stella Polaris 36c
Stella Rigel 13
Stella Sirius 32
Stina 35A
Stoke City 25
Stonefly 26
Stora 36c
Storm Cock 3A
Stour 13
Strathcoe 8
Strathderry 25
Strath Devon 25
Strathelliot 14A
Strathgarry 14B
Strathmaree 14B
Strath Rannock 14B
Strathspey 22
Strathugie 21
Strenuous 30
Strive 14
Student Prince 17
Sturton 22
Sublime 23
Success 17
Suilven 22
Sukha 35A
Sulara 5
Sulla 35A
Suma 15
Sumba 35A
Summer Girl 9A
Summer Maid 14B
Summer Rose 23
Sunbeam II 36A
Sunbeam III 22
Sundowner 14A
Sunflower IV 14A
Sunlight 12A
Sunrise 37
Sunnyside Girl 28
Sunseeker 11
Superman 4
Supporter 23
Surly 7
Surprise 8
Susannah Jane 2
Susarion 17
Sussex County 3A
Sutherness 3
Sutton 16
Svana 35A
Svega 35A
Swan II 23
Swiftsure 23
Sylvia 14B
Swansea Castle 35A
Sweet Promise
Swift 35A
Swift Wing 3A
Swona 15
Sycamore 35A
Sylph 24
Sylvana 12A
Syrian (Norg.) 21
Syringa 36A
8
T.
Taeping
Taipo 22
Tamarisk 11
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Troup Head 19
Trout 9A
True Accord 14B
Tumby 17
Tunisian 14
Turcoman 32
Turquoise 13
Tuscarora 19
Tweenways 35A
Twente 9
Twinkling Star 20
Two Boys 3A
Typhoon 17A
U.
Uberty 14
Uberus 19
Ugie Bray 24
Uiver 36A
Ullswater 9B
Umbriel 14A
Unicity 35A
Unicorn II 22
Unitas 20
United Boys 3
United Boys II 3A
Unitia 7
Usenco 14B
Utilise 27
Ut. Prosim 10
V.
Vadne 9
Vailima 9A
Valda 23
Valena 9B
Valerier 3
Valesca 35A
Valiant 3B
Valmont 21
Valva 23
Vanessa 9A
Van Oost 36c
Varanga 29
Varanis 35A
Vascama 21
Vedette 14B
Velia 14
Ventose 36A
Ventsyssel 18
Venture 22
Venus 3B
Venus Star 20
Venus (M.F.V.) 23
Verbena 22
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 Lourdes 35B
Vigilant 27
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Viking Bank
Viking Deeps 36A
Vilda 36c
Vindelicia 17A
Vine 14A
Viola 36B
Violet Flowers 22
Virginia 29 5
Visenda 21
Vivace 11A
Viva II 3,5
Viviana 13
Vixen 3,3B
Vixen (M.B.) 3
Vizalma 36c
W.
Wagtail 5
Wairakei 3A
Wairakei II 12A
Waldemar 15
Walker I 11
Wallena 21
Walnut 2
Waltona 23
Walwyns Castle 27
Wanda 11A
Wanderer II 4
Wanderhind 11A
Wanderlust 11A
Wanganui HA
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 Ho 21
Westwind (M.B.) 9A
Westwind 6
Westwood 14A 28
Whirlpool 6
White Astor 14A
White Fox
White Ghost II Page
White Lady 11A
White Orchid 3B
Whitethorn 9A
Widgeon 25
Widgeon II 31
Widgeon of Fearn 10
Wigan 28
Wildfire 10
Willa 12A
William Bell 17
William Brady 4 25
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
Windsor Lad 25
Windward Ho 12A
Windelf 11A
Windsong 14A
Wings of the Morning 14A
Winona 11A
Wirna 11A
Wistaria 25
Witham 23
Withernsea 16
Witte Zee (Dutch) 4
Wittington 11A
Wolborough 33
Wolves 10
Wyoming 23
Wyre 37
X.
Xarifa 36A
Xmas Rose 14B
Y.
Yarta 23
Yehonala II 27
Yesso 36B
Yezo 29
Yixen 3
York City 4
Yorkshire Belle 17
Yorkshire Lass 10
Young Alfred 12
Young Cliff 16
Young Ernie 23
Young Jacob 14B
Young Mon 10
z.
Zaza 3A
Zedora 3
Zee Meeuw 3B
Zelea 11
Zwartze Zee (Dutch) 12, 36A
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3.
370
22.
Skipper beaches A. Gardner, at 2200 R.N.R. - Went in Tug "Tanga" arrived
bombed machine-gunned throughout the night, while
at the and on Friday, May 31st. They were
lying off an life inprovised boat jetty. He helped to ferry troops
life boat.
down and he returned on Saturday in "Leda", leaving the
in a power which "Tanga" had towed. This broke
23.
Sub Lieut. E.T. Garside, R.N.V.R. - Went to Le Panne in
"Elizabeth Green" and ferried for larger craft. He
sighted "Viewfinder" on the beach. He got back to
Ramsgate on Thursday May 30th, transferred to the R.F.A.
launch "Andora II" and returned to beaches where he ferried
for a bit and then brought back 23 French. Arrived
Ramsgate on Friday. On Monday night he was towed over in
the "Elizabeth Green" by a tug, which he could not after-
wards find and so he brought his load home.
24. Sub Lieut. R. Shrimpton, R.N.V.R. - In an Admiralty, open
36 ft. launch he was towed over by a drifter and pent
Saturday night at the beaches. On a later night he went
into Dunkirk.
25. Sub Lieut. S.C. Allen, R.N.V.R. - Went over to Le Panne
in the "Frightened Lady" which was beached after fouling
the screw. He reported to an Admiral with side whiskers
who was escorting Gort. He was told to help some soldiers
getting abandoned pinnaces away. He also assisted to
build a jetty with trailers etc. Left the beaches in the
"Horst".
26. Sub Lieut. A.V. Weaver, R.N.V.R. - Went over in "Quijijana"
and brought back a party of 18 troops mostly Coldstream
Guards. He went over again in "Sun X".
27.
Sub Lieut. W.G.H. Bonham, R.N. went over in "BOBELI"
in the first batch and ferried until about midnight on
Wednesday night. His boat was broken up by a destroyer
which went full ahead while he was alongside. He went
on ferrying for a bit but had to abandon the "Bobeli" and
returned to Margate in the "Albury". He then went over
in the "Horst" which had to be abandoned owing to engine
trouble and a near miss.
28.
Sub Lieut. J.W. Culham, R.N. - in "Smolt" which broke
down on way over and was towed back by "Midas" ?. Went
over in "Glitter II" to the beaches about 6m East of
Dunkirk arrived at 1600 on Wed. 29th. Stayed ferrying
until 0200 on Thursday when she lost her rudder on some
wreckage and was towed back to Dover by a drifter. The
"Black Arrow" was seen aground at Dunkirk.
29. Sub Lieut. R.A.W. Pool, R.N. - Took lighter X.817 to
Dunkirk and then back to Ramsgate. He went over again
on last night to Dunkirk in the M.T.B. "Marlborough".
Mares
30.
Sub Lieut. E.G.B. Enxnish, R.N.V.R. - in "Skylark" but
she sank on the way over. He also saw "Mary Rose" sink
in mid ocean and the "Ellen Mary" run down by a life
boat and abandoned.
31,
Sub Lieut. E.A.E. Cornish, R.N.V.R. - was in the
"Lansdowne" which slipped her tow outside Dunkirk.
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VESSEDNHAMER
OWNERS
REMARKS
SKYLARK VI
Bolsons Co.
SKYLARK IX
T.98. Returned to Owners.
-do-
SKYLARK X
Mr. Jackson
T.98. Returned to Owners 17.6.
SKYLARK
Returned to owner.
eddas T.B. Brookman
Returned to Owners.
SMOLT SMILING THROUGH H. Gartridge:
OJA.,W. Williams
T.98. Returned to Owners 5.6.40.10 II
SMUGGLER
T.98. Re-allocated to A.P.S.
G.D. Leyte
SNOW BUNTING
Returned to owner.
Mr. Wray
SONIA
Re-allocated A.P.S.
Loft, West Ltd.
No report received from List of
atenwo 03
Missing Vessels.
SOUTHERN QUEEN C.H. Harvey
No information of return from
PL.17
Dunkirk T.98.
SOUTH RAY
P.
Shore
Returned to owner.
SPINAWAY
B.
Figg
T.98. Returned to owner 19.6.
SPINDRIFT 20 Hewitt
Returned to owner.
STARFISH
T. Brown
T.98. Returned to owner 5.6.40.
STONEHAVEN W.H. Stonehouse
T.98. No report received from List
.begemed
of Missing Vessels.
SUMMER MAID
F.M.
Brown
A.P.S.
SUNDOWNER
Cdr.C.H. Lightoller Re-allocated to A.P.S.
SUNSHINE R.13) J. Berrion No information of return from Dunkirk.
SURREY
s.B.T. Thomas
Returned to owner.
SYLVIA
Toughs
A.P.Sallos
011.8
SOUTHEND BRITANNIA Southend
III
05 Jon Britannia Co.
Returned to owners.
SUFFOLK'S ROSE Jubilee Fishing Co.
Re-allocated to Special Admiralty
of
Service (6A).
SEA AIR .03 Jon O.H. Anderson
Prepared for Dynamo but did not go.
SKIPJACK
W.H. Ringer
Damaged. Returned to owner.
SOUTHERN QUEEN
C. Mockridge & Exrs.
of E. Saunders
Returned to owner.
230
benobuedA
florish .H.D
TANKERTON TOWERS S. Howden
Returned to owner.
TARPON
Mrs. Spragge
T.98. Returned to owners.
THARK
c/o Toughs
Taken by owners.
THETIS
H.F. Eaton
Lost while being towed from Dunkirk.
THE ANGLER Mr. Colding
Returned -sunsuitable.
THELMA
J.T. Phelps
Returned to owner prepared did not go.
THURN
Schofield
A.P.S.
THYME
Ramsgate Diesel
Released 1.6.40 Allocated to Special
Trawlers
Admiralty Service. 6A.
THREE BROTHERS C.F. Grant
Returned 3.6.40.
TIGRIS ONE
H. Hastings
Damaged. Returned to owner.
TOM HILL
T. Hill
Re-allocated Special Admiralty Service
to
(6A)
TRILLENE
Dr.
E.
Williams
T.98. Returned to owner 19.6.
TRITON
OJ
W.D. Wills
T.98. No report received to List of
Missing Vessels.
TWO SISTERS
R. Hayes
T.98. Returned to owner.
TWO RIVERS
F.E. Fothergill
No report received from List of Missing
Vessels.
TORTOISE
Held at Tough Bros. Owner unknown.
TREASURE
S. Rowden
Not required.
TONY LN.40
T. Neilson
Returned to owner.
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Owner.
UMO
6.40
aumo
&0.
REMARKS
OF SHIPPING, croup,
er.
A.P.S.
but
VESSEL
OWNERS
REMARKS
.08 fou PIP
SKYLARK VI
SKYLARK IX
Bolsons Co.
SKYLARK X
-do-
T.98. Returned to Owners.
SKYLARK
Mr. Jackson
T.98. Returned to Owners 17.6.
T.B. Brookman
Returned to owner.
SMILING THROUGH
H. Cartridge
Returned to Owners.
SMOLT
SMUGGLER
A.W. Williams
T.98. Returned to Owners 5.6.40.
SNOW BUNTING
G.D. Leyte
T.98. Re-allocated to A.P.S.
Mr. Wray
Returned to owner.
SONIA
Loft, West Ltd.
Re-allocated A.P.S.
SOUTHERN QUEEN
No report received from List of
C.H. Harvey.
Missing Vessels.
PL.17
SOUTH RAY
No information of return from
oug
SPINAWAY
P. Shore
Dunkirk T.98.
SPINDRIFT
S. Figg
Returned.to.owner.
unti
STARFISH
A. Hewitt
T.98. Returned to owner 19.6.
was
T. Brown
Returned to owner.
STONEHAVEN
W.H. Stonehouse
T.98. Returned to owner 5.6.40.
SUMMER MAID
T.98. No report received from List
SUNDOWNER
F.M. Brown
A.P.S. of Missing Vessels.
in
SUNSHINE SURREY R.13)
Cdr.C.H. Lightoller
A.J. Berrion
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
PS tis a
SYLVIA
E.T. Thomas
No information of return from Dunkirk.
c/o Toughs
Returned to owner.
SOUTHEND BRITANNIA Southend
A.P.S.
SUFFOLK'S ROSE
Britannia Co.
Jubilee Fishing Co.
Returned to owners.
SEA AIR
Re-allocated to Special Admiralty
SKIPJACK
C.H. Anderson
Service (6A).
SOUTHERN QUEEN
W.H. Ringer
Prepared for Dynamo but did not go.
C. Mockridge & Exrs.
Damaged. Returned to owner.
of E. Saunders
Returned to owner.
TANKERTON TARPON TOWERS S. Howden
Mrs. Spragge
Returned to owner.
THARK
THETIS
c/o Toughs
T.98. Returned to owners.
THE ANGLER
H.F. Eaton
Taken by owners.
THELMA
Mr. Colding
THURN
J.T. Phelps
Lost Returned while being towed from Dunkirk.
- unsuitable.
Schofield
THYME
Ramsgate Diesel
Returned A.P.S. to owner prepared did not go.
Trawlers
THREE BROTHERS
C.F. Grant
Released Admiralty 1.6.40 Service. Allocated 6A to Special
TIGRIS. ONE
H. Hastings.
Returned 3.6.40.
TOM HILL
T. Hill
Damaged. Returned to
TRILLENE
TRITON
Dr. E. Williams
Re-allocated (6A). Special Admiralty owner. Service
W.D. Wills
T.98. T.98. Returned to owner
TWO SISTERS
R. Hayes
Missing No Vessels. report received 19.6. to List of
TWO RIVERS
F.E. Fothergill
T.98. No Returned to owner.
TORTOISE
TREASURE
Vessels. report received from List of Missing
S. Rowden
TONY LN.40
T. Neilson
Held Not required. at Tough Bros. Owner unknown.
Returned to owner.
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VESSEL
OWNERS
REMARKS
SKYLARK VI
Bolsons Co.
T.98 Returned to Owner
SKYLARK IX
do
T.98 Returned to Owners 17/6
SKYLARK X
Mr.Jackson
Returned to Owners
SKYLARK
T.E. Brockman
Returned to Owners.
SMILING THROUGH
H.Cartridge
T.98 Returned to Owners 5.6.40
SMOLT
A.W. Williams
T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S.
SMUGGLER
G.D. Layte
Returned to Owners.
SNOW BUNTING
Mr. Wray
Re-allocated A.P.S.
SONIA
Loft, West Ltd,
No report received from list
of Missing Vessels.
SONNY
No report received from list of
Missing Vessels.
SOUTHERN QUEEN
C.H.Harvey
No information of return from
P.L.17
Dunkirk T.98
SOUTH RAY
F.Shore
Returned to Owners.
SPINAWAY
S.Figg
T.98 Returned to Owners 19/6
SPINDRIFT
A.Hewitt
Returned to Owner
STARFISH
T.Brown
DNG
T.98 Returned to Owners 5.6.40
STONEHAVEN
W.H.Stonehouse
T.98 No report received from List
of Missing Vessels.
SUMMER MAID
F.M. Brown
A.P.S.
SUNDOWNER
Cdr.C.H.Lightoller
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
SUNSHINE (R.13)
A.J.Verrion
No information of return from
Dunkirk
SURREY
E.T. Thomas
Returned to Owners.
X VIA
C/o Toughs
A.P.S.
SOUTHEND BRITANNIA
Southend Britennia Co.
Returned to Owners.
SUFFOLK'S ROSE
Jubilee Fishing Co.
Re-allocated to Sp.Admy See.
(6A)
SVANA
No report received from lists of
Missing Vessels.
SEA AIR
G.H. Anderson
Prepared for Dynamo but did not g
SKIPJACK
W.W. Ringer
Damaged. Returned to owners
SOUTHERN QUEEN
.Mockridge & Exrs.
Returned to Owners.
of E. Saunders
SILVER CLOUD. (11+5)
C.G BRINKLEY
RETURNED TO OWNER
SUE SUE (Rowboat)
E.C.WILSON.
LOST
SHRIMP. (Skiff)
H.E. PARKER
RETA. To OWNER- DAMAGED.
TALLYHO (Rowbarl)
F.C.WILSON.
Rela Damaged
TANKERTON TOWERS
S.Rowden
Returned to owner.
TARPON
Mrs.Spraggs
T.98 Returned to owners.
THARK
c/o. Toughs
Taken by owners
THETIS
H.F.Baton
Lost while being towed from
Dunkirk
THE ANGLER
Mr.Golding
RETURNED - UNSUITABLE
THELMA
Phelps
Returned to owner prepared did
not go
THURN
Schofield
A.P.S. PRESUMED LOST.
THYME
Ramsgate Diesel
Released 1.6.40 Allocated to
Trawlers
SP. ADMY. SCE. (6A)
THREE BROTHERS
C.F. Grant
Returned 3.6.40
TIGRIS ONE
H.Hastings
Damaged. Returned to owners
TOM HILL
T.Hill
Re-allocated SPL.ADMY SCE. (6A)
TRILLENE
Dr.E. Williams
T.98 Returned to owners 19/6
TRITON
W.D.Wills
T.98 No report received to list
of Missing Vessels.
TWO SISTERS
R.Hayes
T.98 Returned to owners.
TWO RIVERS
F.E. Fothergill
No report received from list
of Missing Vessels.
TORTOISE
?
Held at Tough Bros. Owner unknown.
TREASURE
S.Rowden
Not reqd.
TONY LN40
T.Neilson
Returned to owner
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370
22.
Skipper A. Gardner, R.N.R. - Went in Tug "Tanga" arrived
at the beaches at 2200 on Friday, May 31st. They were
bombed and machine-gunned throughout the night, while
lying off an inprovised jetty. He helped to ferry troops
in a power life boat which "Tanga" had towed. This broke
down and he returned on Saturday in "Leda", leaving the
life boat.
23. Sub Lieut. E.T. Garside, R.N.V.R. - Went to Le Panne in
"Elizabeth Green" and ferried for larger craft. He
sighted "Viewfinder" on the beach. He got back to
Ramsgate on Thursday May 30th, transferred to the R.F.A.
launch "Andora II" and returned to beaches where he ferried
for a bit and then brought back 23 French. Arrived
Ramsgate on Friday. On Monday night he was towed over in
the "Elizabeth Green" by a tug, which he could not after-
wards find and so he brought his load home.
24. Sub Lieut. R. Shrimpton, R.N.V.R.- In an Admiralty, open
36 ft. launch he was towed over by a drifter and pent
Saturday night at the beaches. On a later night he went
into Dunkirk.
25. Sub Lieut. S.C. Allen, R.N.V.R. Went over to Le Panne
in the "Frightened Lady" which was beached after fouling
the screw. He reported to an Admiral with side whiskers
who was escorting Gort. He was told to help some soldiers
getting abandoned pinnaces away. He also assisted to
build a jetty with trailers etc. Left the beaches in the
"Horst".
26. Sub Lieut. A.V. Weaver, R.N.V.R. Went over in "Quijijana"
and brought back a party of 18 troops mostly Coldstream
Guards. He went over again in "Sun X".
27. Sub Lieut. W.G.H. Bonham, R.N. - went over in "BOBELI"
in the first batch and ferried until about midni on
Wednesday night. His boat was broken up by a destroyer
which went full ahead while he was alongside. He went
on ferrying for a bit but had to abandon the "Bobeli" and
returned to Margate in the "Albury". He then went over
in the "Horst" which had to be abandoned owing to engine
trouble and a near miss.
28. Sub Lieut. J.W. Culham, R.N. - in "Smolt" which broke
down on way over and was towed back by "Midas" ?. Went
over in "Glitter II" to the beaches about 6m East of
Dunkirk arrived at 1600 on Wed. 29th. Stayed ferrying
until 0200 on Thursday when she lost her rudder on some
wreckage and was towed back to Dover by a drifter. The
"Black Arrow" was seen aground at Dunkirk.
29. Sub Lieut. R.A.W. Pool, R.N. - Took lighter X.817 to
Dunkirk and then back to Ramsgate. He went over again
on last night to Dunkirk in the M.T.B. "Marlborough".
Mares
30.
Sub Lieut. E.G.B. R.N.V.R. - in "Skylark" but
she sank on the way over. He also saw "Mary Rose" sink
in mid ocean and the "Ellen Mary" run down by a life
boat and abandoned.
31,
Sub Lieut. E.A.E. Cornish, R.N.V.R. - was in the
"Lansdowne" which slipped her tow outside Dunkirk.
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