ONETOS A592

John Stevenson Collection

Official No: 133639   Port and Year:  Aberdeen, 1913 (A592)                                                               Granton,  1933 (GN1)                                                               Aberdeen, 1946 (A119)

Description: Steel side trawler, steam, coal fired, single screw.  Ketch rigged

Crew: 9 men

Built: 1913, J. Duthie, Torry, Shipbuilding Co., Aberdeen (Yard No. 395)

Tonnage: 217  grt  79.5 net.

Length / breadth / depth (feet): 115.1 / 22.6 / 12.3

Engine: T.3-cyl; 70 rhp;  by W. V. V. Lidgerwood & Co., Glasgow

Owners:   As A592 1913: National Steam Fishing Co., Aberdeen. 1920: Tippet & Shock, 4 Claude Place, Cardiff.   1920: Harry Eastoe Rees, Docks, Milford 1927: A. L. Baynard, 8 Annfield, Newhaven, Leith   As GN1 1933: A. Carnie, Granton 1935: Carnie & Gibb, Granton Manager: W. Carnie (jnr.)   1943: Stephen Fishing Co., 172 Market St., Aberdeen. Manager: J. N. Stephen 1946: As A119   c.1955?: Seafield Fishing Co., Aberdeen.

Landed at Milford: 24 Feb 1920 - 20 Apr 1927

Skippers:

Notes: Aug 1914:  Requisitioned by the Admiralty (No. 283) and converted to a  minesweeper. 1 x 6 pdr. 1919: Returned to owners. Nov 1939: Requisitioned by the Admiralty and converted to an armed patrol vessel. (P.No. FY.761) Jun 1940: Converted to minesweeper. 1944: Converted to a wreck dispersal vessel. Jan 1946: Returned to owners 1959: Broken up at Grangemouth. [Information supplied by the Granton Trawlers website.]

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