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ALARM Ship description : Schooner Sailing vessels 108 tons Year built : 1861 Builder : Owner : HOAD Bros. ship builders Rye History : Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye Master or Officer : S. Burgess Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye FLIRT Ship description : Schooner, 151 registered tons. 91.6 x 23.6 x 11.5. Year built : 1862 at Rye. Builder: Hoads Of Rye 45238 FLIRT Signal Code V.C.L.S. The coast guard report of her wreck lists her as built by Hoads Of Rye Another source (the book "The Merchant Ships of Whitstable ") gives the entry details listed above. PEACE Official Number : 45093 Ship description : 45.46 tons 63' x 17' x 9'.3" Year built : 1862 at Sandwich Builder: HOAD Bros, Sandwich 1862 Built for J. CRISPIN from Hull in1875 as LT 286. Lost on North Pier 1891 (Lowestoft) ANNE Ship description : brigante 115 tons Sailing vessel Year built : Builder : Owner : HOAD Bros. Rye History : Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye Master or Officer : S. Padgham Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye ELIZA BLAXLAND Ship description : Year built : 1863 Builder : Hoad Bros. at Rye Owners : became George Blaxland & Company History : Mentioned in "Merchant Schooners" by Basil Greenhill Revised ed. 1968 page 48 SELINA Ship description : 2 masted schooner, carvel-built, 134 tons. Year built : 1863 Builder : Hoad Bros. at Rye Built for John Misken and others of Faversham and registered at Deal. Transferred to Penzance 1867. Deerhound Ship description : 1 masted dandy-rigged smack, carvel-built, 35 tons. Year built : 1864 Builder : Hoad Brothers at Rye Built for Godden & West, Dover, Trinity Pilots. Broken up April 1903. I have a copy of the receipt which reads as follows : "Rye 19th August 1864 We Hoad Brothers Shipbuilders at Rye in the County of Sussex do hereeby certify that the Smack or Vessel 'Deerhound' of 34 68/100 tons or thereabouts having one deck and fitted with one mast Smack rigged was built by us at our yard at Rye on the 19th day of August 1864 on account of Messrs. John Ashtell Goddan ( ?) Thirty two sixty fourth shares (?) and George Barrow (?) West Thirty two sixty fourth shares both of Dover in the County of Kent, Trinity Pilots - Hoad Brothers (signed) Shipbuilders"
Official Number : 52715 Ship description : Schooner; 76 tons Year built : 1865 Builder : Hoad Bros. at Rye Owners : Corporation of Trinity House Deptford Strond Kent History : Mentioned in "View from the Sea" by Woodman & Smith Sensation Ship description : 2 masted brigantine, carvel-built, 189 tons. Year built : 1865 Builer : Hoad Brothers. at Rye Master or Officer : Stephen BRITT (or Brett) was master of the brigantine 'Sensation' of Rye in 1866 (Ship No. 47,891). The list of owners included Lewis Hoad ( and Stephen Britt jnr.) Wellington Official Number : 56896 Ship description : Cutter rig 61 tons. Year built :1865 Builders: Hoad Brothers, Rye Signal Letters VQMF, Licence No 3 History : Dungeness cruising cutter (Dover). Relegated to tender duty in 1891 on the introduction of steamers and converted to ketch. Sold out of service in 1906 when tendering was undertaken by the Guide. Edinburgh Ship description : Cutter rig 62 tons.Off No. 60874, Licence No 4 Builders : Hoad Brothers, Rye Year built : 1868 History : Run down and sunk by the ss Severn at Dungeness in March 1879. Loss of crew and nine pilots. Another cutter, Louise, may also have been built by Hoad Bros. SURPRISE Ship description : 1 masted smack, carvel-built, 44 � tons. Year built :1869 Builder : Hoad Brothers at Rye Built for Joseph Simmons, Dover, Mariner. History : Lost on the River Nene, Cambridge, 12 August 1906.
Heroine Ship description : 2 masted ketch, carvel-built, 56 tons. Year built : 1869 Builder : Hoad Bros. at Rye Built for James Collin Hoad. (J.C. Hoad Senior of 21 Watch Bell St. and the Rock Channel Shipyard declared bankrupt 2 February 1884 and the boat sold to Dover). Favorite Ship description : 1 masted smack, carvel-built. Year built : 1871 Builder : Hoad Bros.at Rye Built for Nuttall & Drake, Dover, shipowners. RAVEN Ship description : brigantine of 213 tons Year built : 1873 Builders Prince Edward Island Built for HOAD Bros. Rye History : Mentioned in "Merchant Schooners" by Basil Greenhill Revised ed. 1968 page 46 Felted and yellow metalled in 1880. A spar diagram of this vessel was published in "Sailing Shop Rigs and Rigging" by Harold Underhill Owned in late 19th century by J.G. Gann Pearl Ship description : length 22.2 meter 74 berth made of oak Year built :1875 Builders: James Collins HOAD at Rye History : Sunk off the Swedish westcoast in 1955 under the replacement name of Gerda. Providing diving opportunities for at least one intrepid diver in 2003. James Collins Hoad Official Number : (H.1022) Ship description : Smack fishing Year built : 1876 built Rye Builder : James Collins HOAD Rye Owner : John Sims of Hull, sole owner. History : Bought by William Brinham on 3rd Oct 1876. Vessel went missing on 6th Feb 1894. Master or Officer : Information Source :1984 the Hull Town docks museum passed on by Ray Green descendant of William Brinham (His G,G,G, grandfather) Walter and Henry Ship description : 1 masted cutter, carvel-built, 36 tons. Year built : 1878 Builder: James Hoad at Rye Built for Robert Henry Davison, Dover, Master Mariner. History : Lost with all hands, North Sea, December 1883. FREAK: Ship description : British Sailing Smack 74 tons Builder : HOAD Bros. Rye History : Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye. Sunk 24th May 1886, Location 100 yards west of Farlight; cagro Granite Boulders; Master or Officer : J. Martin. Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye History : Master G Robertson : Number of crew 2 . Lost in a force six south-westerly gale
CYRUS Official Number : 6415 Ship description : British Sailing Schooner Cargo: 30 t of ballast Date Built 1819, Great Yarmouth Owner: James Collins Hoad, Robert Jones Hoad, Lewis Hoad Date Sunk 15.3.1878 Location Rye Bay Gross Tonnage: 68 Length ( f/m) 62/19 Beam (f/m) 17/5 Home Port: Rye Voyage: Hastings to Rye Master: J Holland Number of crew: 4 Ref: SIBI V2 section 3 History : The vessels Port of Rye registration number was 2. It had one deck and two masts. It sank with the loss of all the crew in a force six south-westerly gale with a cargo of 30 t of ballast. The part-owner James Collins Hoad's business address was 20 Watchbell St. Rye. VICTORY Date Sunk: 3rd August 1877 Location: Ashore at Fairlight coastguard Station Cargo: Stone Home Port: Rye Owner: Mrs. Hoad, Rye Master : J Morris No of Crew: 3 ref: SIBI V2 section 3
ZEAL : Ship description : British fishing smack Year built: 1873 Owner: Hoad Brothers, Rye Date Sunk 4.11.1877 Location: 6 miles (9.6kms) south east of Hastings Home Port: Rye Master: W. J. Foord No. of crew: 4 ref: SIBI V2 section 3; HT 10.11.1877 HN 9:11.1877 History : In good visibility and with a light southerly breeze blowing, this local fishing smack was off Winchelsea at 3am on Sunday 4th November 1877 when she was run down by steamship SAMUEL HOWARD. This ship struck the fishing smack amidships, and the damage was so severe that the ZEAL sank within a couple of minutes. However, the crew manages to get into their jolly boat before the vessel went down. The SAMUEL HOWARD stopped, picked up the stranded crew and brought them close to HASTINGS, where the crew got back into their jolly boat and rowed to shore. The circumstances of this incident were reported to Mr. Smith the chief officer at Hastings coastguard station. It appears that the ZEAL was not at fault as the vessel was showing a bright light at the time. Having given all the details to Mr. Smith, the crew returned to Rye on the train. LOUIE Official Number : 79930 Ship description : Ketch Wood Year built : 1878 Builder : James Collins HOAD at Rye Owners : regd Yarmouth 1881 (YH 846) T. Vaughan 81-87. E.E. Jex 1887-94; John Little Porstmouth 14th August 1894 History : Conster Official Number : 80246 Signal Letters RX99 Ship description : Smack 27.82 tons; Length 52 feet and 4 tenths; Breadth 16 feet and 2 tenths. Depth 7 feet and 1 tenth; Registered tonage 24 tons - 89.
Photo courtessy of Trevor Boreham Builders: William James Hoad, Rye Year built : port of registry Rye in 25th March 1878 History : Purchased as a trawler by the Boreham family. Lost in Rye Bay 8th November 1918, when she landed a mine caught in her fishing gear. There is a model of the ship in Rye Museum. Owners : George (Bovis) Boreham (1840 - 1911) and then Boreham family of Rye
Photo courtessy of Trevor Boreham Model on display in Rye Museum Restless Wave Ship description : wooden steam trawler Year built : 1879 Builder : James Collins Hoad in Rock Channel yard Built for : James Wales of Ramsgate History : Foundered 19th October 1891 in the Firth of Forth. Mentioned in article in "Ryes Own Vol 8 No. 10 October 1973.
JESSIE Official Number : 82279 - 65.4 x 19.1 x 9.0 feet at 51.5 tons Registered LT207 Ship description : Wooden Ketch sailing trawler (Carvel) Year built :1880 Builder : William J. HOAD at Rye Owners :Mr S.Davies History : Left Lowestoft 21 Jan 1884 for the fishing grounds. Reported missing 24 Jan 1884. Crewe of 5 under Skipper Mr A Bush (Henry Clarke was one member of the Crewe).  Postcard
showing Smacks off Lowestoft
Naomi & Lizzie Official Number : 80250 Ship description : likely a fishing smack - dandy Year built : 9th February 1881 Builder : Hoad Bros. at Rye Built for : Robert Young of Rye History : 1881 owned by Robert Young, William Reynolds and John Bush all of Rye,and the masters were Frederick Burt; early 1880s sold to Thomas Bush, John Bumstead and John Knowles. Jim Hill (source James Hill <[email protected]>) holds half-yearly accounts of the crew, 1888-1889 (RSS 1/688-689) and crew agreements, 1883-1890 (RSS 2/1/220-232); 1900's acquired by Sam Batchelor then sold on to W. E. Colebrooke. Loss : 1912 Run down by the full rigged ship "Lawhill" 2,942 tons ship owned by Anglo American Oil Company, declared a total loss on 9th September 1912. Skipper and one Hand died in the accident, when the dandy rolled over and sank within minutes. Mentioned in article in "Ryes Own Vol 8 No. 10 October 1973. Correspondent - James Hill's great grandfather a fisherman was killed in the accident and his body was washed up near Fairlight in 1912. Emily Official Number : Ship description : Ketch smack 52 tons Builders: James Collins HOAD, Rye Year built : 1881 History : Ship may have been named after the daughter of George Gammon, who worked for J.C. Hoad. Emily married into the Clark shipbuilding family of Rye. There is a model of the Emily in the Rye Museum. Ship ended its life in 1906 fate unknown. Owners Walter Stock of Lowestoft 
Model of Emily on display in Rye museum
NELSON Builder : HOAD History : sank 29th November1886, Location 2 miles south of Winchelsea Coastguard Station, British Fishing Smack Master E Williams; Number of crew 3. Lost in a force six easterly gale
Oxfordshire Ship description : smack Year built : 1884 at Rye Builders: James Collins HOAD at Rye History : The "Oxfordshire" which is now the smack "Johanna" was sold to "The Smack TG 326 Johanna Foundation" for 1 Krona, about 1982 and she has been lovingly restored
SUNBEAM Official Number : 63989 Ship description : Sailing Smack Year built : 1884 Builder : William HOAD at Rye Owners : LT owners (LT439) History : Winner of the 1884 Lowestoft Smack race by less than 2 minutes, having been led most of the race by GEM OF THE OCEAN. Also winner of the 1884 Yarmouth Smack Race. January 1886 lost the 4th Hand, Charles Bowles overboard. 27th December 1893 went onto bank alongside north extension of Yarmouth harbour. Painted by George Vemply Burwood, pier head painter, signed copy in Lowestoft & East Suffolk Maritime Museum. 1905 sold to Belgium & renamed Charles-Yvonne. 1907 sold to Sweden & renamed SUNBEAM (Swedish no 5206). 1920 sold to Norway (S/F Skarholm F)  William Martin Ship description : Ketch; Scalloway ketch Builders: James Collins HOAD, Rye and Sandwich Year built : History : Shetland's last cod smack, sold in 1908, to the Faroes. Owners : Shetland fishermen sold to Faroes
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WILLIAM & JANE Ship description : Ketch 48 tons Year built : 1811 Builder : Owner : HOAD Bros. Rye History : Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye Master or Officer : H. Gander. Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye ROBERT Ship description : Schooner 102 tons Year built : 1820 Builder : Owner : HOAD Bros. Rye History : Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye Master or Officer : G. Standen. Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye DELIGHT Ship description : Brigante 92 tons Year built : 1829 Builder : Owner : HOAD Bros. Rye History : Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye Master or Officer : J. Souden. Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye PLACE Official Number. 20948 First registered 'Fowey' No.50 of 1836 16th September, 54 tons Ship description : Thomas Stribley Tide surveyor certified that the vessel has : 1 deck, 1 mast, length 37ft13/10ths, beam 13ft14/10ths, depth of hold 7ft14/10ths. Sloop rigged, running bowsprit, square sterned, no galleries, no figure head. Year built : 1836 From PRO BT107/233: Builder : George Nickels. Fowey By : 1872 Belongs to Owners Hoad Bros. Rye, Sussex Now described as a dandy, 39 tons. [1872 MNL] By : 1877 Owner Robert Jones Hoad, Rye [MNL 1879] FLORA Ship description : Schooner 63 tons Year built : 1837 Builder : Owner : HOAD Bros. Rye History : Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye Master or Officer : J. Pulford. Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye FORTITUDE Official Number : 11788 Ship description : Year built : 1845 Builder : J.HOAD Sandwich BRITISH QUEEN Official Number : 47894 Ship description : ship was 66.80 ton, 64'44" x 18'5" x 8'6". Year built : 1845 Builder : HOAD Sandwich Foundered off River Humber on 9th December1874 SKY ROCKET Ship description : Fruit schooner Year Built : 1850 History : Mentioned in "Merchant Schooners" by Basil Greenhill Revised ed. 1968 page 45
MARY ANN Ship description : Schooner 157 tons, 88 ft. in length, 22.2 ft bredth, 12.2 ft. depth Official Number : Year built : 1850 Builder : Hoad Bros Rye, Sussex Owned : Blaxland and Faversham History : off the register by 1916 Greenwich Official Number : 12719. Ship description : brigantine, 214 ton Builders: Hoad Brothers, Rye Year built : 1850 Owners : William White Foreman owned her jointly with George Albert Cox (7th August 1901). History : She was originally bought from London on 13th March 1867. She was insured by George Cox on 14th October 1875 for A3 400. She had an odd habit of suddenly leaking badly, requiring much effort to bale her out, then she would go a long time with no leaks at all. In a gale on 29th November 1897 she stranded on the Gunfleet Sand and was given up for lost. After a while her hulk was floated off and she was towed into Lowestoft. Repaired and refitted she continued in the coal trade until 17th March 1907. Then she was 22 miles N.E. of Flamborough Head bound from Newcastle to Exeter carrying coal, pig iron, and lead, when she foundered in a W.S.W. gale force 9. The crew of seven were saved. RECKLESS Ship description : Fruit schooner 149 ton Year built : 1857 Builder : Hoad Bros. Rye Owners : owned by George Albert Cox, William White Foreman and William H. Randall (8th January 1859). History : 1. She was wrecked off Cleethorpes in 1880. 2. Mentioned in "Merchant Schooners" by Basil Greenhill Revised ed. 1968 page 45 CAUTIOUS Official Number : 17323, Ship description : Fruit schooner 138 ton Builders: Hoad Brothers, Rye Year built : 1854 Owners : William White Foreman, Walter Kitchingham Foreman, and John Goldfinch (13th July 1859). Masters : are shown as Cooper, C. Merritt, and Parker. History : Mentioned in "Merchant Schooners" by Basil Greenhill Revised ed. 1968 page 45 She was bought from Rye on 12th July 1859 and insured for A3 450. Mainly used in the coal trade, on the 12th July 1893 she was in Ramsgate Harbour when her cargo was found to be on fire. The crew fought the fire "with great heroism", one of them losing his life. Great damage was suffered, but the hulk was saved, towed to Whitstable, drawn up on the slipway, and practically rebuilt. She went back to the coal trade for another ten years. On 1st August 1903, when she was six miles E. of N. near Sandhead, Kent, with coal from Sunderland for Ramsgate, she sprang a leak. With careful sailing she made port, where she was unloaded, and then condemned. In April 1904, however, she was converted into a hulk. 20 LAMPLIGHTER Ship description : Fruit schooner History : Mentioned in "Merchant Schooners" by Basil Greenhill Revised ed. 1968 page 45 SURPRISE Ship description : schooner 139 tons Year built : 1852 Builder : Hoad Bros, Sandwich Built for Wm SMEE Coal & Timber merchant of Maldon 1860's. (HOAD BROS of Sandwich 1858 138/178 tons, possibly n ? different vessels Erin In 1853 Stephen BRITT (or Brett) went to Newcastle upon Tyne where he negotiated the purchase of the tug 'Erin' for William Hoad and John Holmes on behalf of the Commissioners of Rye Harbour and later sailed her back to Rye as master.Bought for £755 (insured for £800) Elizabeth. Ship description : Brig, 148 Reg tons. 84.0 x 19.7 x 12.6. Year built : 1853 Builder : Hoad Bros of Rye. Owners Joshu Downs, Wm Charosin and John Jutson. This vessel was bought when new. W Charosin as Master. History : Wrecked at Mogadon on 7 January 1856. Chrysalis Ship description : over 326 tons Year built : 1853 Builder : HOAD Built for the Australia trade. HARRIET Ship description : Schooner 89 tons Year built : 1854 Builder : Owner : HOAD Bros. Rye History : Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye Master or Officer : W. Howell Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye Gipsey Queen Official Number : 7576 Ship description : Smack. Running bowsprit. Sailing ship. 32.11 tons: Number of Decks : One; Number of Masts : One; Rigging Stern : Square; Build ; Carvel; Gallery : None; Head : None; Framework : Wood; Length from the Forepart of the Stem : under the Bowsprit to the Aft Side of the Head of the Sternpost 53 feet; Main Breadth to the Outside of Plank :15 feet 9 tenths; Depth in Hold from Tonnage Deck to Ceiling at Midships 8 feet 15 tenths Year built : 1854 Builder : Hoad Brothers Sandwich, in the County of Kent. Owner : William Jamieson Adie, of Lerwick, in the County of Orkney and Shetland, Smack Owner - 64 shares. History : Port of Registry : Lerwick Master or Officer : Added at edge of document, and seems underlined. [James Blance - entered in pencil, presumably Master] Dated :13th March 1867 Notes : Standing bowsprit altered to running bowsprit. No head the scroll head being removed. Length from the forepart of stem. Remarks : Vessel stranded on Carr Reef near Crail 30th Augst. 1876 and became a total Wreck. Certificate of Registry delivered up & Cancelled. 30th Septr. 1876. Registry closed the same day. Source of Information : Shetland Archives Customs and Excise Register of Shipping CE.85.11.2 SARAH Ship description : a brig with a tonnage of 212grt, a length of 104ft 8in and a beam of 22ft 6in. Year built : around 1854 at Southampton History : Her original owners are not recorded but by 1869 she was registered as being owned by Robinson of Southampton. In 1879 she was sold to HOAD Bros. of Rye In 1883 she was purchased by Charles Pattinson of Newcastle with James Knott as manager. She was broken in 1886. Premier Ship description : 2 masted snowl, carvel-built, 176 tons. Year built : 1855 Builder : Hoad Bros. at Rye Built for : Gravener & Bussey, Dover,
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Official Number : 26367, Ship description : Cutter Rig, 52 tons Builders Hoad Brothers, Sandwich Year built : 1855 Signal Letters PKTR, Licence No 3 First pilot vessel built and owned by Trinity House. Run down by a barque off Dungeness in May 1862, completely dismasted and lost two men. Sold to the Hudsons Bay Company 1891? by which time she was rigged as a ketch.
In 1855 the Government emgaged in the Crimean War commissioned 3 ships in Rye one to HOAD ad the other two to the other Rye shipyards. The ship was a mortar ship costing £7,000 launched in 1856.
CONTENDER Ship description : Schooner 100 tons Year built : 1856 Builder : Owner : HOAD Bros. Rye History : Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye Master or Officer : J. Crowhurst Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye LIVELY Ship description : Schooner 92 tons Year built : 1856 Builder : Owner : HOAD Bros. Rye History : Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye Master or Officer : J. HARRISON Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye
GLYNN Ship description : 139 tons, 92 ft. in length, 21.3 ft bredth, 12.1 ft. depth Official Number : Year built : 1857 Builder : Hoad Bros Rye, Sussex Owned : Hain of St. Ives MISCHIEF Ship description : Fruit schooner 63 tons Year built : 1858 Builder : Owner : HOAD Bros. Rye History : Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye. Mentioned in "Merchant Schooners" by Basil Greenhill Revised ed. 1968 page 45 Master or Officer : I. Batchelor Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye Queen Official No. 22166, Signal Letters NKHR Licence No 4 Ship description : Cutter Rig, 52 tons. Moulded Depth 09' 00" Builders: Hoad Brothers, Rye Year built : 1858 Near sister to Princess. Built at a cost of £1215 plus £472 3s 7d on fitting out. A total of £1687 3s 7d. In service in 1865 but not in 1870, most probably replaced by Wellington (II). PERT Official Number : 20156 Ship description : Smack ; Number of Decks : One; Number of Masts One; Rigging Smack; Stern Square; Build Carvel; Gallery None; Head None; Framework Wood; Length from the Forepart of the Stem under the Bowsprit to the Aft Side of the Head of the Sternpost 58 feet 4 tenths; Main Breadth to the Outside of Plank 17 feet 2 tenths; Depth in Hold from Tonnage Deck to Ceiling at Midships 8 feet 8 tenths; Tonnage Tonnage under Tonnage Deck 43.76 Year built : 23rd January 1858 Builder : Hoad Brothers Rye in the County of Sussex, and Sandwich in the County of Kent. (built Sandwich) Owner : John Robertson, of Lerwick, in the County of Orkney and Shetland, Chairman of the Directors of the "Zetland North Sea Fishing Company." 64 shares. Dated 15h March 1858 History : Port of Registry Lerwick Master or Officer : Source of Information : Shetland Archives, Customs and Excise, Register of Shipping CE.85.11.2, Page 15 Port Number 2 in 1858 Notes : Vessel transferred from Rye 6th March 1858, No. 2/1858. Description of Vessel altered as per Survey at Cork, dated 24th Sep. 1880 in Number of Masts & rig. She has now two masts & is Ketch rigged. Later Transactions :1 Letter Denoting Mortgages and Certificates of Mortgages. Name of Person from whom Title is derived John Robertson. Number of Shares affected 64 Date of Registry April 22d 1865, at 11.50 a.m. Nature and Date of Transaction Bill of Sale dated 22d April 1865. Name, Residence and Occupation of Transferee, Mortgagee, and other Person acquiring Title and Power John Robertson, Senior, Merchant, John Bannatyne, Baker, and Robert Goudie, Ironmonger; all of Lerwick, in the County of Orkney and Shetland, Joint Owners. Number and Account of subsequent Transaction, showing how Interest disposed of Transferred by No. 2 Number of Transaction under which Title acquired 1. Names of Owners John Robertson, Senior, John Bannatyne, Robert Goudie, Joint Owners. Number of Shares 64 Transaction 2. Letter Denoting Mortgages and Certificates of Mortgages. Name of Person from whom Title is derived John Robertson, Senior, John Bannatyne, and Robert Goudie, Joint Owners. Number of Shares affected 64. Date of Registry November 17th, 1873, 1 p.m. Nature and Date of Transaction Robert Goudie dies on the 20th November 1869. Name, Residence and Occupation of Transferee, Mortgagee, and other Person acquiring Title and Power John Robertson, Senior, Merchant, and John Bannatyne, Baker, both of Lerwick, in the County of Orkney and Shetland, Joint Owners. Number and Account of subsequent Transaction, showing how Interest disposed of Transferred by No. 3. Number of Transaction under which Title acquired 2. Names of Owners John Robertson, Senior, John Bannatyne, Joint Owners. Number of Shares 64 Transaction 3. Letter Denoting Mortgages and Certificates of Mortgages Name of Person from whom Title is derived John Robertson, Senior, and John Bannatyne, Joint Owners. Number of Shares affected 64. Date of Registry December 1st, 1873, 10 a.m. Nature and Date of Transaction Bill of Sale, dated 17th Novr., 1873.. Name, Residence and Occupation of Transferee, Mortgagee, and other Person acquiring Title and Power Patrick Callaghan, of Cork, in the County of Cork, Ship Agent.. Number and Account of subsequent Transaction, showing how Interest disposed of. Number of Transaction under which Title acquired 3. Names of Owners Patrick Callaghan. Number of Shares 64 Transaction 4. Letter Denoting Mortgages and Certificates of Mortgages Name of Person from whom Title is derived Patrick Callaghan. Number of Shares affected 32 Date of Registry December 8th, 1873, 10 a.m. Nature and Date of Transaction Bill of Sale, dated 27th Novr., 1873. Name, Residence and Occupation of Transferee, Mortgagee, and other Person acquiring Title and Power Richard Walsh, of the City of Cork, Timber Merchant. Number and Account of subsequent Transaction, showing how Interest disposed of Transferred No. 5. Number of Transaction under which Title acquired 3 [Patrick Callaghan] 4 [Richard Walsh] Names of Owners Patrick Callaghan, Richard Walsh. Number of Shares 32 [Patrick Callaghan] 32 [Richard Walsh] Transaction 5. Letter Denoting Mortgages and Certificates of Mortgages Name of Person from whom Title is derived Richard Walsh. Number of Shares affected 32 Date of Registry 10th May, 1875, 10 a.m. Nature and Date of Transaction Bill of Sale, dated 29th April., 1875. Name, Residence and Occupation of Transferee, Mortgagee, and other Person acquiring Title and Power Patrick Callaghan, of the City of Cork, Ship Broker. Number and Account of subsequent Transaction, showing how Interest disposed of Number of Transaction under which Title acquired 3 Names of Owners Patrick Callaghan Number of Shares 64 Transaction 6. Letter Denoting Mortgages and Certificates of Mortgages. Name of Person from whom Title is derived Patrick Callaghan. Number of Shares affected 64. Date of Registry 23 June, 1890 at 10 a.m. Nature and Date of Transaction Bill of Sale, dated 19 May 1890. Name, Residence and Occupation of Transferee, Mortgagee, and other Person acquiring Title and Power Edward Harris, of Youghal in the County of Cork, Master Mariner. Number and Account of subsequent Transaction, showing how Interest disposed of Number of Transaction under which Title acquired 6 Names of Owners Edward Harris. Number of Shares 64 Remarks Edward Harris of Cork Hill, Youghal, County Cork, designated Manager. Advice under the hand of Patrick Callaghan, received 20 June 1890. WILLIAM Official Number : 25,525. Ship description : Sailing Ketch 'William', 86.5 tons Builders: Hoad Brothers, Rye Year built : port of registry Rye in 1859 History : Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye Owners William Hoad and Stephen Britt Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye BONNY CRAFT Ship description : 46 tons Year built : 1860 Builder : Hoad Bros Rye, Sussex Owned 1884-89 by HARROWING STEAMSHIP CO., WHITBY, YORKS. 46 Notes : Broken up 1889 UTOPIA Ship description : 184 tons, 105 ft. in length, 23.5 ft bredth, 12.6 ft. depth Official Number : 28769 Year built : 1860 Builder : Hoad Bros Rye, Sussex Owned Impetuous Official Number : 19009 Ship description : built as a snow, she was converted to a brig in 1860, then a brigantine in 1864. She weighed 163 tons. Builders: Hoad Brothers, Rye Year built : History : Owners : William White Foreman and Thomas Wood Minter, and was registered at Whitstable. She was insured for A3 920. She was sold to Guernsey. EMILY Ship description : Schooner 78 tons Year built : 1861 Builder : Owner : HOAD Bros. Rye History : Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye Master or Officer : J. Tauton Listed in Clayton's Register of Shipping 1865 Rye |
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Hoad Boatyard at Rye, taken from a drawing by Sidney Shepherd. This lovely picture was emailed to me by Alan Holden, whose wife Monica, is a direct desendant of the HOAD family and is by this virtue my 5th cousin. |