TRIER LT158
John Stevenson Collection
Official No: 149231 Port and Year: Ymuiden, 1917 (IJM258)
Fécamp, 1919 (F595)
Ymuiden, 1928 (IJM71)
Lowestoft, 1930 (LT158)
Description: Steel side trawler; coal fired. Ketch rigged
Crew:
Built: by Gebr. Boot; Leiderdorp; in 1917. (Yard no.? )
Tonnage: 139 grt 47 net (1930: 136 grt 61 net)
Length / breadth / depth (feet): 99.6 / 20.5 / 9.5 (1930: 100.2 x 20.4 x 9.6 )
Engine: T.3-Cyl; 29 rhp; by Burgerhouts Machfb., Rotterdam
Owners:
As OCEANIC IJM258
1917: Witte Ster, Ymuiden
Renamed LISETTE-ADOLPHINE.F595
1919: Union des Pêcheries Maritimes S. A., Brussels & Ostend
Manager: R. Pelteir
Renamed ZEELANDIA IJM71
1928: N.V. Zeevissch. Maats "Zeelandia", Ymuiden.
Renamed TRIER LT158
1930: S. G. Allerton, Lowestoft.
1930: S. G. Allerton & F. Spashett, Lowestoft.
1932: Manager: Alex Keay, Fleetwood
1945: David F. Cartwright, MBE MC, 'The Woodlands', Elm Tree Rd., Lowestoft
1947: Trier Fishing Co Ltd, Lowestoft (David F. Cartwright, MBE MC, manager).
1953: William James (Milford Haven), Docks, Milford
Landed at Milford: 13 Jan 1932 - 17 Mar 1937; 23 Dec 1953 - 1 Dec 1954
Skippers:
Notes: Oct 1939: Requisitioned by the Admiralty and converted to a minesweeper, later Fleet Air Arm safety vessel(P.No. FY.733)
Sep 1955: Broken up in Belgium.
[Information supplied by the Fleetwood Maritime Heritage Trust and the Bosun's Watch website.]
Accidents and Incidents
From the West Wales Guardian of Friday 15th October 1954:
Mr. Leslie Yolland, Camelot House, Wellington Road, Hakin, one of the principals of Messrs. Yolland Brothers, returned on Tuesday after a ten day trip on the drifter-trawler Trier. A good sailor, he did not miss a meal despite the very considerable tossing that goes with this smaller class of vessel.
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From the West Wales Guardian of Friday 29th April 1955:
The drifter trawler Trier (Messrs. Yolland Brothers) has left for Belgium for breaking up.
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