TINA NUTTEN A181

Official No:  129361    Port and Year:  Aberdeen, 1911 (A383)                                                                    Lowestoft, 1920 (LT521)                                                                   Aberdeen, 1927 (A181)

Description: Steel side trawler; coal fired. Ketch rigged.

Crew: 9 men (1911 - 1926).

Built: by Hall, Russell & Co., Aberdeen; in 1911.  (Yard no. 495)

Tonnage:  187 grt  72 net

Length / breadth / depth (feet): 110.5  / 21.8 / 11.8

Engine: T.3-Cyl; 67 rhp; by builders.

Owners:   As A383 7 Jul 1911: John E. & Wallace W. Nutten, 5 and 33 Divanha Gardens, Aberdeen. Managing owners.   As LT521 16 Aug 1919: The Vectis Steam Fishing Co., Waveney Chambers, Lowestoft. Manager: Walter H. Smith. (Same address.)   1923: James Flockhart, Fish Market, Newhaven. Managing owner.   As A181 30 Jun 1926: John Walker,  202 Victoria Rd., Aberdeen. Managing owner.   1938:  J. L. Lewis Manager: William Wilcox, 22 Greville Rd., Milford.   1938: Lewis, Wilcox & Co. Ltd., The Docks, Milford. Manager: William Wilcox, 22 Greville Rd.,  Milford.   1941: Port Erroll Fishing Co. Ltd. Manager: A. Hay, Aberdeen.   1946: James Mowatt, 64 Hilton Drive, Aberdeen.   1948: W. McKenzie, Aberdeen.   1950: J. Walker, Aberdeen. Manager: W. McKenzie.

Landed at Milford: 29 Oct 1937 - 30 Nov 1939; 3 Feb 1940 - 19 Dec 1941

Skippers:

Notes:  Apr 1915: Requisitioned by the Admiralty (no. 1200) and converted to a minesweeper; 1x6pdr.AA 1919: Returned to owners.  29 May 1936: Arrived in Aberdeen having towed the Dundee trawler BEN LOYAL with engine trouble in the North Sea. [The Times, Saturday 30th May 1936.] 1952: Broken up by Ship Breaking Industries, Charlestown, Fife. [Information from Granton Trawlers website.]

 

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