Painswick
Painswick c. 2004
Painswick’s sad remains at Chepstow.
Mason c. 1996
Painswick moored in the Old Arm where she would eventually sink and be recovered from and taken to Chepstow sand birth Fred Larkham.
Specification
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Painswick |
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LPB identification number |
N/A |
DRM identification number |
N/A |
AJP identification number |
N/A |
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Source |
(LPB)(FL)(GRO)(MN)(JP) |
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Name |
P.O.R |
Description |
Dates |
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Painswick |
Gloucester 4/17 |
Steel barge |
1915 - 2003 |
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Official number 136029 |
Code N/A |
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Builders Robert Cock & Sons, Richmond Dock, Appledore (yard number 172) |
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Dimensions |
Length 84.4 ft |
Breadth 18.4 ft |
Depth 4.6 ft |
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Tonnage – (1917) Gross 59.04 ton Net 56.04 ton B.D |
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Tonnage – (1963) Gross 59.04 ton Net 56.04 ton B.D |
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Engines None |
By N/A |
H.P. N/A |
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Beached & B.U. |
Not at Sharpness B.U Chepstow 2003 |
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Beached by |
Fred Larkham |
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Cut up by |
Darren Larkham |
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Miscellaneous |
John Perkins last diary entry 15th July 1969 Gloucester to Sharpness Sank at moorings at old coal hoist Sharpness Raised and removed by Fred Larkham c 1996 Bow and Stern sections seen at Chepstow 2003 |
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First Owners |
Chadborn Son & Taylor (11th February 1924) |
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Changes |
Mousell Chadbourn & Co, Gloucester (24) British Transport Commission (1963) British Transport Board (1963) Fred Larkham c.1996 |
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Gloucester Records Office Papers D4292/3/1 Chedworth136029 dumb barge of Glos port No 4-1917
1) Builders Certificate Yard No 172 PAINSWICK O. N 136029 Port No 4-1917 Date of Registry Nationality or flag British Port of Registry Glos Type Steel Dumb Barge Propulsion By oar and towed Number of decks One Mast None Rigged None Stern Two bowed Build British Galleys None Head None Framework Steel Dimension length 83 width 18 depth 5.25 Gross tonnage Registered tonnage Builder Robert Cock & Sons Ltd, Appledore Certify to confirm R Cock built vessel 1915 on behalf of Messer H Mousell & J Chadborn & Co Ltd Signed A H Cock Director of Robert Cock & Sons Dated 4th September 1916
2a) Certificate on behalf of an owner (body or corporate) Gross tonnage Registered tonnage Master Signed William Henry Chadborn of Albert Wharf, Position Managing Director & Owners Dated 14th April 1917
b) Declaration of Ownership on behalf of a body or corporate Gross tonnage 59.04 Registered tonnage 56.04 Dimension length 84.8 width 18.4 depth 4.6 Signed William Leonard Ives of Melbury House, Melbury Terrace NW1, Owners British Transport Commission Shares 64 Dated 29th August 1963
c) Declaration of Ownership on behalf of a body or corporate Gross tonnage 59.04 Registered tonnage 56.04 Dimension length 84.8 width 18.4 depth 4.6 Signed William Leonard Ives of Melbury House, Melbury Terrace NW1, Owners British Transport Board Shares 64 Dated 30th August 1963
3a) Memorandum as to the registration of Managing Owner & Co Port Number Glos 4-1917 Official no 136029 Appointed person William Henry Chadborn Position Director Signed William Henry Chadborn Dated 4th April 1917
b) Memorandum as to the registration of Managing Owner & Co Port Number Glos 4-1917 Official no 136029 Appointed person George Henry Hughs The Docks Position Manager British Waterways Board Signed George Henry Hughs Dated 29th August 1963
4a) Certificate of Survey Yard No 172 PAINSWICK O. N 136029 When built 1915 Appledore Robert Cock Decks short length at both ends Mast Nil Rigged Not rigged Stern Round Build Clinker Galleries Nil Frame steel Barge Bulkheads Two Dimension length 84.8 width 18.4 depth 4.6 Original Gross tonnage 59.04 Registered tonnage 56.04 Signed H Lloyd Jenkins Dated at Newport 10th April 1917
5) Notice of name proposed for a British Ship Proposed name Painswick Yard No 172 (8) Tons approx Proposed date of registry 30th September 1917 Proposed trade lighterage Glos – Avon - Bristol Signed William Henry Chadborn Dated 5th September 1916
6a) Surveyors report on crew space Painswick Gross Tonnage 59.04 Decision Nil recorded Signed H Lloyd Jenkins Dated at Newport 10th April 1917
7) Ships Carving and Marking notice To advice official name and tonnage are permanently and conspicuously cut into her main beam, that her name is marked on each of her bows and her name and Port of registry marked on her stern Signed J W Frenchs Director of Robert Cock & sons Dated 16th April 1917
8a) Marking of a Ship Tonnage 56.04 cut into main beam Signed H Lloyd Jenkins Dated no date
9a) General Letters To the Register of Shipping Gloucester Dear Sir We the owners authorize William Henry Chadborn ownership of Painswick Signed J R Foster & J W Chadborn Directors Dated 14th April 1917 |
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