Technical
Official Number: 67122
Completed:: 1871
Gross Tonnage: 39
Net Tonnage: 39
Length: 57 ft
Breadth: 16.3 ft
Depth: 8.6 ft
Rig: Jigger Smack
Owner: Hugh Singleton, Fleetwood
Built: William Sumner, Fleetwood
History
Jigger smack/steam – trawling
1871: Completed by Hugh Singleton, Fleetwood for William Sumner, Fleetwood as Eagle. Registered at Fleetwood (FD??).
1881: Sold to Mrs Tabitha Leadbetter, Fleetwood.
1882: Sold to Samuel Jones (32/64), Back Sea View, Hoylake & William Jones (32/64), Hoylake (Samuel Jones managing owner). Fleetwood registry closed. Registered at Liverpool (LL??).
7.1981: Liverpool registry closed.
4.7.1891: Registered at Dublin (D??).
27.1.1894: Re measured after conversion to a jigger smack.
14.8.1894: William Jones died (Will dated 26.12.1894).
18.10.1894: Probate granted leaving 32 shares to Samuel Jones (64/64), Back Sea View, Hoylake.
8.4.1895: Samuel Jones appointed managing owner.
5.5.1905: Sold to Frederick William Rubra (64/64), 174 High Street, Bangor, Carnarvon.
10.5.1905: Frederick William Rubra appointed managing owner.
1906: Sold to William Richards, 174 High Street, Bangor, Carnarvon.
10.7.1906: Dublin registry closed.
7.1906: Registered at Beaumaris (BS57).
1912: Converted to steam 4nhp. Re-measured 22 net.
1913: Owned by Walter P. Hutson, 2 Elm Street, Fleetwood.
1915: Steam machinery removed re-rigged as a dandy.
1916: Remeasured 21n.
1927: Owned by T. Kirkman, Fleetwood.
1927: Register closed.
Technical
Official Number: 56682
Completed: 1862
Gross tonnage: 39
Net tonnage: 24
Length: 54.6 ft
Breadth: 16.5 ft
Depth: 8.0 ft
Rig: Jigger Smack
Built: George Rigby & Robert Rawstorne, Freckleton
History
Jigger smack – trawling
1867: Completed by George Rigby & Robert Rawstorne, Freckleton as ELIZABETH ANN.
1.1.1875: Owned by William Robinson, Southport. Registered at Preston.
1.1.1880: Owned by William Hudson, Fleetwood. Registered at Fleetwood (FD130).
24.12.1886: Sold to Mrs Margaret Hudson, 42 Warren Street, Fleetwood.
7.12.1896: Sold to Thomas Fairclough, 4 Blakiston Street East, Fleetwood.
8.1.1910: Foundered and lost after being run down by the Fleetwood registered S.S DUKE of CORNWALL.
14.1.1910: Fleetwood registry closed “totally lost”.
Technical
Official Number: 73750
Completed: 1876
Gross Tonnage: 37
Net Tonnage: 23
Length: 56.6 ft
Breadth: 16.3 ft
Depth: 8.2 ft
Rig: Jigger Smack
Built: John Gibson, Fleetwood
History
Jigger smack – trawling
31.3.1876: Completed by John Gibson, Fleetwood for Gibson & Co, Fleetwood as ZEPHYR.
1876: Registered at Fleetwood (FD134).
1.1.1880: Owned by James R. Gibson, Fleetwood.
18??: Sold to J. Wright, Fleetwood.
22.11.1889: Sold to James R. Gibson, Fleetwood.
2.11.1900: Sold to John David Gibson, Fleetwood & Another.
27.12.1906: Fleetwood registry closed. Sold to foreigners (Norwegian subjects).
Technical
Official Number: 73753
Completed: 1876
Gross Tonnage: 37
Net Tonnage: 22
Length: 59.8 ft
Breadth: 16.1 ft
Depth: 8.0 ft
Built: Peter Rawstrone, Freckleton
History
Jigger smack – trawling, drifting & lining
1876: Completed by Peter Rawstrone, Freckleton for Richard Leadbetter, Fleetwood (managing owner) as PROSPERITY.
10.1.1877: Registered at Fleetwood (FD136).
Post 1908: Re-rigged as a Ketch.
12.12.1919: Sold to James William Colley, 85 Kemp Street, Fleetwood.
12.1.1920: Sold to Thomas William Dixon, 38 James Street, Whitehaven & John Shippon, Whithaven (Thomas W. Dixon managing owner).
27.1.1922: Fleetwood registry closed. Transferred to Whitehaven.
1929: Same.
Technical
Official Number: 67121
Completed: 1870
Gross Tonnage: 38g
Net Tonnage: 24
Length: 55.0 ft
Breadth: 15.3 ft
Depth: 8.2 ft
Rig: Jigger Smack
Built:??, Bransty, Whitehaven
History
Jigger smack – trawling
1870: Completed by ??, Bransty, Whitehaven for John Johnson, Fleetwood & Others as MARIA.
6.9.1871: Registered at Fleetwood (FD73).
20.2.1905: Sold to James Johnson, 9 Wellington Terrace, Preston.
1907: Sold to Charles Wiliam Pater, 31 Quay St, Whitehaven (managing owner).
9.4.1907: Fleetwood registry closed. Registered at Whitehaven.
1926: Whitehaven registry closed.
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