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Spiraea - (1915-1916)
 
"Spiraea", being scrapped at Morecambe.
( Photo thanks to Mike Pryce )
 
"Spiraea", on fire whilst being scrapped at Morecambe.
( Photo thanks to Mike Pryce )

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Name
Official number
Flag
IMO
SAINT FILLANS
113394
GBR
Year built
Date launched
Date completed
1900
12/07/1900
08/1900
Vessel type
Vessel description
Cargo General
Steel Screw Steamer
Builder
Yard
Yard no
William Pickersgill & Sons Ltd., Southwick
127
Tonnage
Length
Breadth
Depth
Draft
3620 grt / 2307 nrt /
361.0 ft
46.2 ft
17.6 ft
Engine builder
George Clark Ltd.
Engine detail
T3cyl (24, 40, 67 x 45in), 341nhp, 1 screw
First owner
First port of register
Registration date
British & Foreign S.S. Co. Ltd. - Rankin, Gilmour & Co., Liverpool
Liverpool
Other names
1915 SPIRAEA
Subsequent owner and registration history
1915 Anglo-American Oil Co. Ltd., Liverpool
Vessel history
Remarks
End year
Fate / Status
1916
Burned 29/02/1916
Disposal Detail
Burned out while discharging drummed petroleum from Philadelphia at Manchester, sold and broken up at Morecambe by T. W. Ward Ltd.

Additional Info by Starke & Schell Registers :

SAINT FILLANS-1900, BR,  1T
3,620 GRT for British & Foreign SS. Co., Ltd. (Rankin, Gilmour & Co.), Liverpool    361.0 x 46.2
Cargo build by W. Pickersgill & Sons, Sunderland     (8)     #127   113394
1915 - SPIRAEA   Anglo-American Oil Co., Ltd., Liverpool
Caught fire and burned out, 29 Feb 1916, while lying at Manchester, discharging drummed petroleum from Philadelphia,
sold to T. W. Ward, Ltd., and broken up at Morecambe.