WHERE THE ML's GOT TO: (as of 10 July, 2009)
SOURCES: 1. H.T. Lenton & J.J. Colledge "Warships of World War II, Part Seven: Coastal Forces", Ian Allan, London June 1963
2. Manual list, Marc-André Morin, Ste-Foy, Quebec
3. Manual list, David Freeman, Victoria, B.C.
4. Lloyd's Registers - Shipping, Yachts, and American Yachts, 1946/'47 to 2003 (Toronto Pub. Library & R.C.Y.C.)
5. Dept. of Transport/Transport Canada Registers of Shipping, 1947 to 2003, & on web to 2004 (D.O.T. & Transport Can.)
6. National Archives of Can., RG 12, Vol. 5394
7. NOAC members, & Transport Can. correspondents: James Salt, Doug Wilson, Don Powers
8. Transport Canada district offices & retired personnel
9. Correspondence: Reserve Divn. C.O.s; CDR A.B. Harris
10. Gibraltar-based web site
11. U.S.C.G. ship register web site (current only)
NOTES:
1. Canadian Naval Fairmiles were in the assigned group Q-050 to
Q-129. They were not (officially) named, until post-war at Naval Divisions; then not truly commissioned but tenders.
2. Per H.T. Lenton's Part 7 - "Coastal Forces": following numbers of Motor Launches that look like Cdn. numbers were 'war losses':
In 1940 - Q-127 - as an RN ML. See builders' nos. below.
" 1942 - Q-129 (same)
" 1943 - Q-126 (same)
But these were all RN MLs, so care needs to be taken in checking post-war not to include them as "Canadian"
3. LeBlanc Shipbuilding also built 8 Fairmile B's for RN, transferred on completion to U.S.N., in 392-399 series. Never RCN ships.
4. Also per Lenton the following were "transferred to the French Navy" in 1943-1944. These were Canadian-built Fairmile B's, were RCN ships, and returned at war's end to Canada. See histories below.
Q-052 as FFN GALANTRY
Q-062 as FFN LANGLADE
Q-063 as FFN COLOMBIER
(Q-123 as FFN ST RONAN appears in some Canadian lists,
but she was an ex-RN Fairmile.)
5. Some early U.K. build numbers were duplicates of later assignedCdn. numbers. Nos. 100 - 111 were Fairmile "A" Class (3shaft); re-used duplicated nos. show original builders as:
100, 102, 112: by Woodnutt (St. Helen's)
103, 114, 127: by Brooke Marine (Oulton Broad)
104, 122: by Dickie (Bangor)
108, 126: by Jas. Miller (St. Monance)
113: by Tough Bros. (Teddington)
117: by Lady Bee (Southwick)
121: by Woodnutt (Dumbarton)
123: by Curtis (Looe) ST RONAN
124: by Dickie (Tarbert)
125: by Doig (Grimsby)
128: by Harris (Appledore)
129: by Mashford Bros. (Cremyll)
6. Canadian builders were: * (per Lenton and M-A. Morin, Que.)
A.C. Benson, Vancouver: [B] 068, 069, 128, 129
Greavette Boats, Gravenhurst: [G] 054, 055, 056, 077, 078, 089, 090, 091, 114 **
Grew Boats, Penetanguishene: [P] 072, 073, 098, 099, 100, 106, 107, 117
Hunter Boats, Orillia: [H] 060, 061, 085, 092, 093, 109, 116
LeBlanc Shipbuilding, Weymouth, N.S.: [L] 064, 065, 083, 084, 111, 120, 121
Mac-Craft Boats, Sarnia: [MAC] 062, 063, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 115
Midland Boat Works, Midland, ON.: [M]; some built under name of Honey Harbour Navigation Co.: 050, 051, 081, 082, 094, 095, 108, 118
Minette Shields, Bracebridge, ON.: [MS] 057, 058, 059, 074, 075, 076, 096, 097, 110, 119
Star Shipyard, New Westminster, B.C.: [S]070, 071, 125, 126, 127
J.J. Taylor, Toronto: [T] Some built under name of War Supply Ltd., Toronto: 052, 053, 079, 080, 086, 088, 112, 113
Vancouver Shipyard: [V] 066, 067, 122, 123, 124
(* [B, M, MS] etc. = code for builder used below)
** Macpherson says Greavette's sub-contracted at least Q-054 Q-055 and Q-056 to Sachau's boat yard on the Humber River, maybe more. And Lenton shows Q-089 to Q-091 as built in Toronto, but Morin has documents they were built in Gravenhurst by Greavettes)
7. BY THE NUMBERS:
050, 051: M 086: T 115: MAC
052, 053: T 087: T *** 116: H
054, 055, 056: G 088: T 117: P
057, 058, 059: MS 089, 090, 091: G 118: M
060, 061: H 092, 093: H 119: MS
062, 063: MAC 094, 095: M 120, 121: L
064, 065: L 096, 097: MS 122, 123, 124: V
066, 067: V 098, 099, 100: P 125, 126, 127: S
068, 069: B 101, 102, 103, 104, 128, 129: B
070, 071: S 105: MAC
072, 073: P 106, 107: P
074, 075, 076: MS 108: M
077, 078: G 109: H
079, 080: T 110: MS
081, 082: M 111: L
083, 084: L 112, 113: T
085: H 114: G
*** In Lenton's list shown as unknown - but built by Taylor's
POST-WAR OWNERSHIP:
(Dates refer to Lloyd's Registers of Shipping, Register of Yachts or Register of American (and Canadian) Yachts, or Department of Transport, later Transport Canada, annual Register of Ships. First "sales" were by War/Crown Assets Disposal Corp.)
Notes: 1.▲ = confirmed on D.O.T./N.A.C. list, RG12 (Dept. of Transport), Vol.5394,"Index of vessels sold by War Assets", or original Trans.Can.file, Toronto, or
other reliable documented source – name agrees with
Q- number.(F.M.M. as of 12 May'04)or by
correspondence with owners or descendants.
2.# = Registration no. by D.O.T./Transport Can., or, for U.S. boats, U.S. Coast Guard registration no.
3."Not XXXX" = name appears mis-spelled in some lists. Confirmed in D.O.T. or Lloyd's Registers
4. = An ML still shown as "In Service" by Transport Canada in Canada on its Register or in U.S.A with U.S.C.G. Not proven in some cases (no requirement
to report destruction or dismantling)
5. CADC = Crown Assets Disposal Corp (ex-War Assets)
6. W.A.C. = War Assets Corporation.
7. The Canadian Shipping Act forbid ownership of Canadian registered vessels by foreign nationals includingAmericans until very recently.
Q-050 - Commissioned into RCN: 18 Nov.1941 (1940-1941 building programme)
Sold July '45 to Marine Industries Ltd., Sorel. Then returned for resale. #176991.
Sold 16 Nov.1945 to:
Consolidated Shipbuilding Ltd., Morris Heights, N.Y., N.Y. ▲ Then resold:
STANBAI (by '47 - Lloyd's '49-'50) ?
Owner: Standard Oil Co.(Bahamas) Ltd. Acquired for them(per Lt. Bill Johnston, RCNVR) from War Assets at Sorel. Usedfor offshore geomagnetic surveying in Bahamas. 3 cm. radaradded for positioning
Reg'd.: Nassau, Bahamas. Eng.: 2 X Hall-Scott petrol eng.
Q-051 - Commissioned into RCN: 24 Nov.1941
Sold Jan.'46, Cdr. C.H. Hudson, Vancouver."Tied up at
Sorel" ? Resold (or reacquired?)
RADELL II. #192751
Owner: National Research Council of Can., Ottawa; until 1969 at least.
Owner (1972): Ministry of the Environment (a research vessel)Reg'd. in Ottawa.
Owner(1980): Kenneth O. Gisborne (Managing. Ownr.), Toronto
Re-reg. 26 Apr.1988
Owner: Drew Baird. Under restoration, Natikoke, ON Oct.2000
Still in service - reg'd. to 30 Nov.2004
Eng.: 2 Gray Marine Detroit oil eng.
2009: Seen by Morin, Nantikoke: mostly a wreck,
partly sunk, desolate.
Q-052 - Commissioned into RCN: 31 Oct.1941
January 1943: Transferred to Free French Navy as GALLANTRY, V.111. Returned 25 Jul.'45. Held in reserve.
Sold July, 1945.
Sold 18 Oct.1945 to Cdn. Inter-American Associates, Montreal (with Q-063 and Q-097)
CYRIUS #190476
Owner (new 1948, 1st regn.: 10 Oct.1949 to 1950+): Joseph Cyriac Gautier, Montreal(But see also Q-063)
Eng.: 2 GM Detroit oil eng.
Owner (1952-1965 D.O.T., '53/'54 Lloyd's): Rapid Steamship Co. Ltd., Montreal. Reg'd. Montreal
LA MARIE-JO (ex-CYRIUS) #190476
Owner (1969): Jean R. Desautels, Montreal, Reg'd. Montreal
Owner(1972-'80+, Lloyd's & D.O.T.): Maurice P.Fisher, Montreal, and Sackville, N.B. (for passengers, then for general cargo) Engs.: 2 GM Corp. 1944 oil eng.
Still in service - reg'd. to 28 Feb.2007 to Mr.Fisher
Q-053 - Commissioned into RCN: 17 Nov.1941
Sold 16 Nov.1945 to M.I.L., Sorel, Que. #178975
Then returned for resale, 1946
Sold to Consolidated Shipbuilding Corp., Morris Heights, NYC,N.Y. ▲ (About 1957?? - M-A.M.)
Q-054 - Commissioned into RCN: 17 Oct.1941
Sold 1946.
Owner: Capt. E.J. Weaber, c/o M.I.L. Sorel, Que
(no other records)
Q-055 - Commissioned into RCN: 6 Nov.1941
Sold 16 Nov.1945 to M.I.L., Sorel, Que. Returned for resale.
Sold to Consolidated Shipbuilding Corp., Morris Heights, NYC,N.Y. ▲
Q-056 - Commissioned into RCN: 24 Nov.1941
Sold 1946 to Creole Petroleum Corp, Caracas, Venezuela ▲, for $7,900
ESSO AYACUCHO
Owner: Standard Oil of N.J. subsidiary, now Exxon- Mobil.Located on Lac Maracaibo, Venezuela
Scrapped about 1957.
Q-057 - Commissioned into RCN: 28 Oct.1941
Sold 1946 to M.I.L., Sorel, Que. Returned for resale.
Sold to Consolidated Shipbuilding Corp., Morris Heights, NYC, N.Y. ▲
Q-058 - Commissioned into RCN: 24 Nov.1941
Sold Nov.'45, H.E. Griffin "and another", Toronto. ?
KATHERINE G.▲ ( Lloyd's '49-'50) #178095
Resold ▲
Owner (1948 - D.O.T.): Reginald S. McDonald, Souris, P.E.I. Reg'd. Charlottown, P.E.I.
Eng.: 2 Hall-Scott Motor Co., (petrol), Berkley, Calif.
Burnt, Dec. 20, 1949. ▲
Q-059 - Commissioned into RCN: 26 May, 1942
Sold 1946 or 1947 Marine Industries Ltd., Montreal, for $3,000
On 20 Dec.1947 - at St.Jean, Ile d'Orleans, "not in operation"
Sold to J.S. Langlois, Savoy Shipping Ltd., Quebec, for $5,000 ▲
Sold Consolidated Shipbuilding Corp, NY (per Rodcoe,
as 1st sale. Requires checking) ▲
(Not RODCO - see Q-095)
Q-060 - Commissioned into RCN: 1 Nov.1942
Sold 24 Nov. 1945 Bernard O. Bessette, St. Jean, Que. (no other records)
Q-061 - Commissioned into RCN: 11 Nov.1941
Sold 1946. To Creole Petroleum for $7,900 ▲
ESSO CONCORDIA
Owner: Standard Oil of N.J. subsidiary. Located on Lac Maracaibo, Venezuela
Q-062 - Commissioned into RCN: 18 Apr.1942
16 Jan.'43: Transfered to Free French Navy as LANGLADE, V.112
Returned 1946. Nominated for U.S. Consolidated S.B.
Co., but not taken up.
Sold to Marine Industries Ltd., Sorel; re-acquired for:
Naval Reserves, HMCS HUNTER, Windsor, ON Sept.1949 (per CDR Art Harris for date, & “Crowsnest”
article) ▲
WOLF, ex-PTC-762. To 1956. A Cross of Lorraine still painedon a bulkhead. After her end with HUNTER, reputedly usedas a breakwater in the Windsor area. (per CDRHarris,2004. At cottage of Hon. D'Arcy McHugh? - not there in 2003)
Q-063 - Commissioned into RCN: 18 Apr.1942
January, 1943: Transferred to Free French Navy as COLOMBIER,V.113 Returned 25 July, '45. Held in reserve.
Sold 18 Oct.1945 to Cdn. Inter-American Associates, Montreal.
Sold 1947 to J.G. Escobar, Montreal ▲
Also shown as "Purchase from M. Gautier by Plaid ShippingLtd.", (Rapid Steamship Co.) Montreal, as CUMBRAE II, by 4 Sept.1959. ▲ Possibly -
SALVOR ▲ #176230* or #179617 - both SALVORs (? see Q-068 - possibly a confusion in writing the '3' for the '8' informer no.? *this one becameMISS LINDA)
Q-064 - Commissioned into RCN: 15 May, 1942
Sold 10 Oct.'45.
SIX-FOUR▲ #175446 For $3,000
Owner (new registry, Jan-Apr.1947 - D.O.T.): Wendell Graham, Montague, P.E.I. Reg'd.: Charlottetown. (Also owned Q-091)
Owner (1948 - D.O.T.): Everett Kennedy, Bay Head, Colchester Co., N.S. Reg'd. in Charlottetown, P.E.I.
Eng.: 2 Hall Scott Motor Co.,Racine, Wisc. oil eng.
Owner (1950): Maritime Produce Ltd., Bayhead, N.S. Foundered off Sydney, N.S. 7 Dec. 1952. Register closed 7 Jan. 1953.▲
Q-065 - Commissioned into RCN: 15 May,1942
Sold 14 June,1946. 1st reg'd.: 28 Nov.1946
NADINE II (1946 D.O.T.) ▲ #174987
Owner: Col W. Eric Phillips, Duplate Glass, Toronto. Nadine was his daughter's name (deceased) (per Phil Ratcliff,Toronto)To at least Dec.1955.
Transfer ofownership record -
Owner (1956 - D.O.T.): Grew Boats Ltd., but at 50 St. Clair Ave. West (Dupate Glass office, as that Co. now owned Grew Boats, on behalf of Col. Phillips)
Owner (18 Apr.1957): Peter LePage, Penetanguishene, Ont. and Toronto.(Also owned PENETANG EIGHTY-EIGHT, etc.) Reg'd.:Toronto.
Eng.: 2 Hall-Scott petrol, 1941.
(Following all from ship's file, Toronto Transp. Can.office):
Owner (15 Aug.1962): Gerald Alyea, Woodstock. Reg'd. in Toronto
Owner (1962 Lloyd's Reg. of Am. Yachts): W.G.McEwen, Aylmer, ON; reg'd. in Toronto. Changed name to:
AUDREY A. ▲ 174987
Owner (1962): Walter G. McEwen, Aylmer, ON (Audrey A was his wife)
Owner (1965): Watermans Services (Scott) Ltd.,Toronto
Owner (1966): A.J. Kostick & David Auld, Toronto (For taking passengers to Expo - passenger certification refused.)
Owner (Dec.1 1967): Hope Haven Rest Home Ltd., Frederick Lafontaine, President
Owner (1969-1973+ - D.O.T.): Thunder Development Co. Ltd.,Toronto, c/o R.A. Watt, Toronto. Home port: Parry Sound.(a yacht).
Engs.: 2 1956 Harnischafeger oil eng.
ALEX & SALLY - never registered.
Partyl destroyed by fire 1978. Transp.C. not informed
at thetime, near Rose Isld., Parry Sound (Photo by
Drew Baird)
Register closed 10 Nov.2003
Q-066 - Commissioned into RCN: 6 Mar.1942
Sold 10 Oct.'45
EARLMAR ▲ #176481
Owner (1946 - 1950+): Finning Tractor & Equipment Co. Ltd., Vancouver. Reg'd.: Vancouver. 1st reg'd. 21 Jan.1946
Owner (1951 D.O.T.): Ferry Meat Market Ltd., Vancouver, B.C..
Owner (1958 - 1980+): Robert J. Taylor, (Mng. Ownr.) and Ronald Y. Sparrow, Vancouver, B.C. Reg'd.: Vancouver (as a yacht)
Still in service (?) June 2005
Q-067 - Commissioned into RCN: 27 Mar.1942
Sold 1945.
STRANGER II (in 1946) ▲ #176672
Owner (1946 - D.O.T., & to 1960): Coal Island Ltd., Coal Island, Sydney, B.C.
Owner (Lloyd's, 1958): CAPT. Fred E. Lewis, Coal Isld.,Sidney, B.C. Reg'd. in Victoria. (Master's certificate)
Eng.: 2 1947 GM diesels.
As of 1959: reg'd. in San Pedro, California, to Fred Lewis (1960 D.O.T. Reg. Still shows Coal Isld. Ltd)
Register closed as of 3 Jan. 1964 ▲ Transfer to U.S. registry
Lost by fire Sept. 1966
Q-068 - Commissioned into RCN: 7 Mar.1942
Sold Oct.1945.
SALVOR - to 1948, ? salvage vessel. #176230
D.O.T. shows as “ex-Q-068”. 1st reg'd. 17 Dec.1945
Note: name may have been used twice - see Q-063 above
Owner (1946 - D.O.T.): Straits Towing & Salvage Co., Vancouver. Reg'd.: Vancouver
(By 1949 SALVOR name was used by S.T.& S. Co. for another vessel, not a Fairmile.)
ST & S - in 1948 (no records - Straits Towing & Salvage)
MARINE FREIGHT NO.1▲ (not MARINE FREIGHTER) in 1948 (DOT) – change of name, same owner
Owner (to 1950): Straits Towing & Salvage Co. Ltd., Victoria,B.C.
Eng: 2 Hall-Scott Eng. Co., petrol, Berkeley, CA.
(as 'salvage vessel')
SECHELT NARROWS in 1954 ?
Owner (1950): same as above.
Owner (1951 D.O.T.): Davidson Marine Freight Ltd., Vancouver
(ex-MARINE FREIGHT No.1, ex-S.T.& S. #176230
Owner (1953/'54 Lloyd's): Davidson Marine Ltd., Vancouver
Eng: 2 Gray Marine Detroit oil eng.
MISS LINDA in 1955 #176230 (Ex-SECHELT NARROWS)
Owner (Mar. 1954): Sverre Gjerstad, Vancouver.
Owner (1955 - 1972+): Gordon H. Smith, Vancouver. "For general cargo"
Engs.: 2 Gray Marine Motor Co. oil eng.
Q-069 - Commissioned into RCN: 28 Mar.1942
Sold 1945 to Willard Garfield Weston, Caufield, Vancouver.
HARWOOD (One D.O.T. list gives this ship same
register no.as SALVOR, Q-068 above - #176502)
Owner (1946 - D.O.T.): Albert Loftus McLennan, Vancouver a director of United Distilleries. Reg'd.: Vancouver
(One note: "Sold to Sea Scouts, 1947" - probably on loan for their use while owned by McLennan)
Owner (1950): Duncan Harwood & Co. Ltd., Vancouver
CASA MIA▲ (Lloyd's '58, D.O.T. 1960) #176502
Owner (1958 & 1961):George H. and Henry F. Reifel, Vancouver,B.C. Reg'd. in Vancouver.
Engs.: 2 Gray Marine 1944 oil engs.
Owner (1965): Casa Mia Holdings Ltd., Vancouver (Roy E. Canedy, Pres.) A yacht To 1972
Owner (1973 - D.O.T.): Bountry Cruises Ltd., Vancouver. Reg'd. in Suva, Fiji with same engs. As
cruise boat.
Reported as lost in hurricane, 1978, near
Beachcomber,Fiji.
Q-070 - Commissioned into RCN: 14 Mar.1942
Sold 1945 to Marine Manufacturing Construction Co., Vancouver
MACHIGONNE▲ #176475
Owner (1946 - D.O.T.): Marine Manufacturing Contract (?) Co., Vancouver. Reg'd: Vancouver
Owner (1948): Radium Chemical Co., Vancouver (But see
Q-092)
Owner (D.O.T. 1951): Black Ball Ferries Ltd., Victoria.
GULF RANGER▲ #176475 (ex-MACHIGONNE)
Owner (Oct.1952 - D.O.T.): Black Ball Ferries Ltd., Victoria. Reg'd. Vancouver
Owner (31 March 1954): William C. Gibson, Vancouver
COAST RANGER #176475 (ex-GULF RANGER)
Owner (1960): Johnstone Strait Enterprises Ltd., Sointula, Malcolm Island, B.C.
SARACEN III (ex-COAST RANGER)
Owner (1965): Pacific Cruises Ltd., North Vancouver; (for cargo)
Owner (1972): Halger M. Ohman, New Westminster, B.C. (for cargo)
LAHAINA LADY (no record. Not LACHAINA) Re-reg'd. 25 Oct.1971 to at least 1979
NOBLE LADY #176475
Owner (2004): John J. Boyd, Campbell River, B.C.
Still in service, reg'd. to 28 Feb.2007, at Queensborough, B.C.
Q-071 - Commissioned into RCN: 15 Apr.1942
Sold 2 Nov.1945. GULF WING▲ (1946 - D.O.T., to 1955) #176497
Owner: Gulf Lines Ltd. (Lt.Cdr.T.N. Le Page, Mgr.), Vancouver.
Owner (1953/'54 Lloyd's): Andrew J.K. Jukes, Mgr.
Eng.: 2 Vivian Eng. Works., Vancouver oil eng.
Owner (31 March, 1954): Marine Express Lines Ltd., Vancouver. Passenger service, West coast & Gulf Islds.
TROUBADOUR III (in Trans. Can. 1960) ▲ (Ex-GULF WING)
Owner: Oswald H. New & Co., Vancouver. Reg'd.: Vancouver
NIMPKISH PRINCESS (no record as of in 1961) ▲
(Ex-TROUBADOUR III)
Owner (1953/'54 Lloyd's): Tidewater Shipping Co.Ltd., Vancouver
NORTHLAND PRINCESS In 1969 D.O.T. &'78-'79 Lloyd's
(Ex-NIMKISH PRINCESS) #176497
Owner: Northland Shipping (1962) Ltd., Vancouver. Same engs. (as a yacht)
KONA WINDS (ex-NORTHLAND PRINCESS) #176497
Owner(1980): Pacific Adventures Enterprises Ltd., Vancouver (as a yacht)
Owner(2004): Kona Winds Yacht Charters Ltd.; Bruce Kerr, Vancouver
Web: konawindscharters.com (A. Pike)
Still in service - Reg'd. to 30 June 2008
Q-072 - Commissioned into RCN: 24 Nov.1941
Sold 24 Oct.'45 to Acme Boat & Salvage Co., New York, N.Y. ▲
Q-073 - Commissioned into RCN: 24 Nov.1941
Sold 24 Oct.'45 to Acme Boat & Salvage Co., New York, N.Y. ▲
Q-074 - Commissioned into RCN: 26 May, 1942 (first of 1941- 1942 building programme)
Sold 28 Nov.'45
ALOMA III ▲ #178975
Owner (1948 - D.O.T.): George B. Burchell, President, North Shore Steamship Co., Sydney, at Little Bras D'Or, N.S. ▲ Reg'd. Sydney, N.S.
Owner (1952 - D.O.T.): James M. MacKay, New Glasgow, N.S. Reg'd. Sydney, to
Owner: Hygera Steamship Co., No.Sydney.
TERRA MAR _ (by 1959 - sold U.S.A. - maybe on 9 Aug.'57 ▲)
Owner: Charles Blickle, Hamden, Conn. Reg'd. there. (1961)
Engs.: 2 GM 1946 oil eng., installed 1948
(New TERRA MAR not an ML by 2004, and new owner didn't own this ML –a coincidence, per tel'n. call, 2004)
Q-075 - Commissioned into RCN: 22 Jun.1942
Sold 24 Oct.'45 to Acme Boat & Salvage Co., New York, N.Y. ▲
Q-076 - Commissioned into RCN: 22 Jun.1942
Sold 24 Oct.'45 to Acme Boat & Salvage Co., New York, N.Y. ▲
Q-077 - Commissioned into RCN: 2 Jun.1942
Sold 1947 to Coastal Shipping Corp. As of 20 Dec. '47 - "unclaimed"▲ (Consolidated Shipping Corp., c/o M.I.L.?)
Q-078 - Commissioned into RCN: 2 Jun.1942
Sold to Transit Tankers & Terminals Ltd., Montreal,
Geo. Elie, Mgr. ▲
Resold or transferred? - as of 3 Feb.'48, as:
ESSO CARDONAL (not CARDINAL)
Owner: Standard Oil of N.J. subsidiary - Creole Petroleum
Located on Lac Maracaibo, Venezuela, for oil rig supply services.
Q-079 - Commissioned into RCN: 27 May, 1942
Sold 24 Oct.'45, James L. Gillanders, Toronto ▲
Resold:
NANCY GRACE (Lloyd's Reg. of Yachts, 1947, & D.O.T. 1946) ▲ #174988
Owner (1946, D.O.T.): Herbert E. Corbett, Toronto/ Oakville. 1st registration.
Eng.: 2 x Grey Marine '45 oil eng.
Sold 19 May, 1949 to Dept. of National Defence. Reaquired for Naval Reserves. Civilian register not closed until 25 Nov. 1954 - "Gave up registration voluntarily" (Naval vessels were not registered)
HMCS PREVOST, London, ON. (Acquired by the Division in early 1954. Berthed at Port Stanley)
RACCOON, ex-PTC-779, to Oct. 1956
Sold by D.N.D. Re-registered with same former number - #174988
LADY ENID▲ (ex-NANCY GRACE)
Owner (1960): Morton P. Jubin, Town of Mount Royal, Que.Registered : Montreal, then Nassau, Bahamas
Q-080 - Commissioned into RCN: 17 Jun.1942
Sold 9 Oct.'45. United Boat Service, J. Leon Israel, City Isld., New York _ (Also owned Q-085)
QUARTERDECK _ (converted to yacht in 1946 at Toronto, per Lloyd's Reg. of American Yachts.)
Owner: H.B. Prior, Larchmont, New York, reg'd. in New York
Eng: 2 Hall-Scott gasoline engines.
(Still listed as this to early 1954 Lloyd's)
ALMETA QUEEN ('49-'50)
Owner: Abaco Trading Co. Ltd., Nassau, Bahamas. Reg'd. in Nassau. U.S. #(D)249628
Eng.: 2 Hall-Scott Motor Co. petrol engs.
Noted in Lloyd's '49/'50 and '53/'54 as "Fishing",
and although built by J.J. Taylor in Toronto, shown as built by "War Supply Ltd., Toronto" in 1943.
COSA GRANDE as of 1954 ▲ (ex QUARTERDECK)
Owner: D.H. Bramar, Port O'Connor, Texas.
Eng.: 2 GM 1954 oil eng. "Converted to yacht 1946"
Panamanian registry in 1970’s.
Lying abandoned in Aug., 2007, per aerial photo, in
Argentina, in “Lujan & Abra Vieja”, up La Platte
River at Paraña. ▲
Q-081 - Commissioned into RCN: 27 May,1942
Sold 1946.
Owner: Louis Levin, Montreal
(Possibly became ERNEST G. (1947 - D.O.T.) for a short time. But see Q-094)
ESSO TAPARITA▲
Owner: Creole Petroleum - also shown as Lago/Creole Petroleum Corp., a subsidiary of Standard Oil (N.J.) Ltd.
Used as tenders to bring work crews to oil derricks at Lac Maracaibo, Venezuela.
1948: on fire, beached, constructive total loss.
Q-082 - Commissioned into RCN: 27 May,1942
Damaged. Explosion in engineroom 7 Sept. 1944
alongside naval jetty, Gaspé
Sold 22 May '45 - Hull only ▲
Sold to Stanley C. Alexander (in 28 Nov.'47), Gaspé
Sold to Walter A. Kruse ▲
Sold to Joseph Porier (a local policeman) and his
grandfather Val;mont Porier, Gaspé, Qué, Que. As a
floating dance hall.
Sold foreign ▲
Q-083 - Commissioned into RCN: 25 May,1942
Sold 1946.
LAZY MARINER▲ #175448 (Lloyd's '49-'50) for $3,000
Owner (1946 - D.O.T.): Lorne Johnston, Montague, P.E.I., Reg'd: Charlottetown, 1st qtr. 1947
Eng.: 2 Hall-Scott Motor Co. gas engines.
To Dec. 1948 +
Registry closed 20 Nov.'50
Q-084 - Commissioned into RCN: 18 Jun.1942
Sold 1946. To R.E. Gamble, Toronto by Nov.'47 ▲
Q-085 - Commissioned into RCN: 13 Jun.1942
Sold 1946. SUZETTE No.1 #177908 ▲
Owner (1949 - Lloyd's): Robert W. Lyons, Montreal
Owner (1948 -'59+): Bahama Beach (BC) Ltd., West Pender St.,Vancouver. Reg'd.: Montreal (or Banama Beach??)
Eng.: 2 GM oil eng.
Sold U.S.A. 13 May, 1952. United Boat Service, New York. ▲
Owner (1953/'54 Lloyd's): Julius K. Wilson, Nassau, Bahamas.
(Date problems with ownership)
Q-086 - Commissioned into RCN: 26 Oct.1942
Sold 7 Nov.'45 to K.V. Gamble, Toronto
MONTEREY ▲ #310616
Owner (1960-1972+): Inter Dominion Shipping Co. Ltd., Montreal (for cargo).
Q-087 - Commissioned into RCN: 9 Nov.1942
Sold 1946. ▲CHEF TEK8ERIMAT (or CHEF TEKOERIMAT? - in some registers) #156658 (Act says numbers can't be used in a name, but TEK8ERIMAT appears in several lists, to 1972)
Owner (1948): Jules R. Tremblay, Mgn'g. Owner, c/o Northern Industries, Chicoutimi, Que. Reg'd.: Chicoutimi ▲