Aberdeen Concrete Shipbuilding Co. Ltd., Aberdeen,
U.K.
Company formed by James Scott & Son 1918 for construction of Reinforced Concrete barges at Aberdeen. A considerable area of
ground was acquired for
this purpose.
Plans for three slipways, and orders for a number of barges was contracted in February 1918.
CRETETREE (barge) (Off.no.: 143055) Yard.no: 1 Lch: 1918.12, Compl: 1919.03. 711 grt, 661 nrt. Dim: 55,19 x 9,60 x 5,79 m. Owners: 1917: Ordered as PD 146 1919.03: Completed
for The Shipping Controller, London, U.K as CRETETREE 1921: Transferred to the Board of Trade, London,
U.K. 1922: Crete Shipping Co. Ltd., London, U.K. (mgr: Stelp & Leighton Ltd.) 1928. John W. Robertson, Lerwick, U.K. In LR 1948 owned by W.A. Bruce, Stornoway, U.K. 1955: Deleted from Lloyds Register
1955: was taken as a hulk to the Island of Scalpay, in the
Hebrides, and
used as a fishing gear store. She has later filled with water, but remains
on the beach there CRETETORRENT (barge)
Yard.no: 2 (Off.no.: 143304) Lch: 1919.04., Compl: 1919.06. 714
grt, 663 nrt. Dim: 54,86 x 9,58 x 5,79 m. Owners: 1917: Ordered as PD 147 1919.06: Completed for The Shipping Controller, London, U.K. as CRETETORRENT. 1921: Transferred to the Board of Trade, London, U.K. 1920. Crete Shipping Co. Ltd., London, U.K. (mgr: Stelp & Leighton Ltd.) 1927. C.Vlassis, Greece. 1930: Deleted from Lloyds Register
CRETEHATCH (s.tug)
Yard.no: 7. Off.no. 143923 Lch: 1919.07, Compl: 1920.01. 264 grt, 0 nrt Dim: 38,10 x 8,38 x 4,50 m. Engine: T 3-cyl., 725
ihp, 1 scr. J. Abernethy & Co. Ltd., Aberdeen. Owners: 1917: Ordered as CT 40
1920.01: Completed for Shipping Controller, London, U.K. as CRETEHATCH 1921: Transferred to the Board of Trade, ondon, U.K. 1922:
Crete Shipping Ltd., London, U.K. (mgr: Stelp & Leighton Ltd.) 1924.05: Dismantled and converted to club house for Northumberland Sailingclub, Blyth, U.K. and renamed TYNE (or possibly TYNE II) 1935: Renamed Royal Northumberland Yacht Club. 1939 - 1945: Requisitioned by Admiralty as Ward-room for Wrens (Women's Royal Navy Service) at local submarine base, Blyth, U.K. 1949.10.26: Capzised at moorings in gale and total loss. 1950: Wreck dispersed by Blyth Harbour Commissioners.
Cancelled: PD 148 - 151
(Yard.no. 3 - 6)
CT 41 - 43 (Yard.no. 8 - 10)
Thanks to David
Asprey, U.K. for all help with this page
Last update 2003.01.21.
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