SUREAXE M35
Official No: 144595 Port Number and Year: 326th in London, 1920 (LO ?)
1st in Aberdeen, 1923 (A161)
1st in Milford, 1939
- in Douglas, IoM (DO37)
- in Glasgow, c.1950 (GW24)
Description: Steel side trawler; steam screw, coal burning. Ketch rigged: mizzen sail
Crew: 9 men
Registered at Milford: 11 Dec 1939
Built: 1907; by Hall, Russell & Co., Aberdeen. (Yard no. 425)
Tonnage: 185.11 grt 84.64 net.
Length / breadth / depth (feet):112.4 / 21.5 / 11.7
Engine: T 3-Cyl. 69 nhp.1 Engine and boiler by builders.
Owners:
Launched as UNO
1907: Sociedad Pescadora Argentina, Buenos Aires
Renamed T-31
1917: Russian owners [See notes below.]
Renamed SUREAXE LO ?
1920: J. M. Davidson, Aberdeen
As A1611923: Harrow-Baxter Steam Fishing, 13 Anderson Drive, Aberdeen
As M35
11 Dec 1939: John Charles Llewellin, Fenton, Crundale, Haverfordwest (17/64)
Joseph Leslie Yolland , Trevigan, Letterston (17/64)
John Yolland (jun.), Caldey, Wiston, Haverfordwest (17/64)
Thomas Stewart Yolland, 'St.Ann's', Sketty Green, Swansea (13/64)
Manager: J. C. Llewellin
As DO37
24 Mar 1941: Ellen Mary Marsh Cubbin, Strathallan Cliff, Douglas, IoM
Manager: R. A. Colby Cubbin
As GW24
c. 1950: Glasgow owners.
Landed at Milford: 23 Nov 1939 - 22 Dec 1940
Skippers:
Notes: 3 Aug 1918: As Russian fishing vessel, seized in the White Sea.
11 Nov 1918: Added to the Navy List and renamed SUREAXE (Admy no. 4344)
1920: Registered as a fishing vessel at London, and sold to mercantile.
Aug 1942: Requisitioned by Admiralty for target towing
Nov 1945: Returned to owners.
1951: Broken up by West Coast of Scotland Ship Breaking Co., at Troon
Cert. Cancelled & Milford Registry Closed: 5 May 1941. Vessel transferred to the port of Douglas, IoM.
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