First owner |
First port of register |
Registration date |
Indra Line Ltd - T.B.Royden, Liverpool |
Liverpool |
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Other names |
1915 EURYBATES - 1926 CAMBRIAN PEERESS - 1931 BENDORAN |
Subsequent owner and registration history |
30/08/1915 Ocean Steamship Company Ltd.,Liverpool and later renamed EURYBATES. 12/1926 R. & J. Thomas & Company Ltd., Holyhead, and renamed CAMBRIAN PEERESS. 1928 William Thomas Shipping Company Ltd., (R. & J. Thomas & Company Ltd., managers), Liverpool. 06/1931 Petrograd Steamers Ltd., (W. Thomson & Company, managers), Leith, and renamed BENDORAN. 1941 Ben Line Steamers Ltd., (same managers), Leith. 28/03/1944 Ministry of War Transport. |
Vessel history |
09/06/1944 Sunk as a blockship to form part of the Mulberry Harbour (Gooseberry No.4) at Arromanches, Normandy. |
Remarks |
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End year |
Fate / Status |
1944 |
Scuttled 09/06/1944 |
Disposal Detail |
09/06/1944 Scuttled as a blockship to form part of Mulberry Harbour (Gooseberry No 4) at Arromanches, Normandy. 08/1946 Refloated. 19/05/1947 Arrived in tow at Blyth for demolition by Hughes Bolckow Shipbreaking Co Ltd. |
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