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E. J. Bullock - (1935-1938)
See also : William H. Doheny - (1920 -1931)
"E. J. Bullock", ex. "William H. Doheny" in the Manchester Channel.( Photo thanks to Michael Pryce )
Source : Pacific Marine Review, Volume 17, October 1919.
NEW CONSTRUCTION
BETHLEHEM SHIPBUILDING CORPORATION, LTD.
Potrero Works
William H. Doheny, hull 5301, tanker for for Pan. Amer. Pet. C0., keel laid February 24/20; launched August 20/20; delivery October 10/20, estimated; 4235 LBP; 56 beam; 26 loaded draft; 11 loaded speed; 10,200 DWT; Rec. engines, 2700 IHP; 3 Scotch boilers, 15 x 11-9.
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The Miramar Ship Index for "WILLIAM L. DOHENY"
IDNo:
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2220811
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Year:
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1920
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Name:
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WILLIAM H. DOHENY
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Keel:
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24.02.1920
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Type:
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Tanker
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Launch Date:
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20.08.1920
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Flag:
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USA
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Date of completion:
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11.1920
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Tons:
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6857
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Link:
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1644
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DWT:
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Yard No:
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5301
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Length overall:
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Ship Design:
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LPP:
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132.6
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Country of build:
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USA
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Beam:
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17.1
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Builder:
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Bethlehem SB Corp.
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Material of build:
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Location of yard:
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Alameda
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Number of screws/Mchy/Speed(kn):
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1T-11
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Subsequent History:
1931 E.J. BULLOCK
Disposal Data:
Explosion & fire 25 nm off Dry Tortugas Is 6.10.1938 [ Voyage Smith's Bluff-Baltimore, crude oil ]
History:
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LR/IMO
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ID
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Year
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Name
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Tons
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Change
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Registered Owner
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220811
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2220811
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1920
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WILLIAM H. DOHENY
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6857
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Pan-American Petroleum & Tpt Co Inc.
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220811
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2220811
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1920
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E.J. BULLOCK
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6857
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1931
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Pan-American Petroleum & Tpt Co Inc.
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220811
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2220811
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1920
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E.J. BULLOCK
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6857
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1933
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Pan-American Foreign Corp.
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220811
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2220811
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1920
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E.J. BULLOCK
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6857
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1935
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Standard Oil Co of New Jersey
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Sistership is the Allan Jackson.
Additional Info by Starke & Schell Registers :
WILLIAM H. DOHENY, US, 1T (aft) (11)
6,857 GRT for Pan-American Petroleum & Transport Co., Inc., Los Angeles, 435.0 x 56.0
Tanker built by Bethlehem SB. Corp., San Francisco, (11), #5301, 220811
1931 - E. J. BULLOCK , s/o
1933 - Pan-American Foreign Corp., Wilmington, Del.
1935 - Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, Wilmington, Del.
Exploded, burned and sank 6 Oct 1938, 25 miles off Dry Tortugas Island, Gulf of Mexico, voyag
Smith's Bluff, Texas - Baltimore, crude .