Mexborough and Swinton Shipbuilders.
Baines 1822 Directory.
"Mexborough - In the wap. of Strafforth and Tickhill and the liberties of St. Peter and Tickhill; 5 1/2 miles N.E. of Rotherham."
White's 1862 Directory.
"Mexborough - A considerable and well built village and parish, in the lower division of the Wapentake of Strafforth and Tickhill, pleasantly situated at the junction of the Dearne and Dove Canal with the river Don, 6 miles N.N.E. of Rotherham.
"Boat Builders; Thomas Scholey, Peter Waddington. Boat Owners; Henry Barker, Joseph Barron & Co., William and John Beavers, George Bisby, Jesse Bisby, Joseph Bisby, Colin Dyson, Joseph Ford, William Kershaw. Elizabeth Lee, Thomas Lewis, Richard Middleton, Henry Moore, John Shaw, John Ward, John Woffinden."
Ship & Boat Builders at Mexborough.
Thomas Scholey. In 1851 Census he is described as Boat Builder living with his wife Mary.
Peter Waddington. In 1861 Census he is described as Boat Builder employing 8 men and living with his wife Emma at the Boat Yard, Low Street.
Joseph Thomas Waddington. In 1879 he is described as Boat Builder and owner.
Joseph Beavers. In 1861 Census he is described as Ship Builder living with his wife Esther (Easter) on Low Street - like so many others he started as a Carpenter.
John Agar. In 1861 Census he is described as Boat Builder and living with his wife Ann in Low Street.
Thomas Gillatt. In 1861 Census he is described as Boat Builder and living with his wife Hannah in Warringtons Row.
George Johnson. In 1861 Census he is described as Boat Builder and living with his wife Elizabeth in Warringtons Row.
John Jaques. In 1861 Census he is described as Boat Builder and living with his wife Sarah in Low Street.
Benjamin Scott. In 1871 Census he is described as Boat Builder and living with his wife Martha, and with Thomas Swan.
Stephen Guest.Started about 1905 as a boat builder in Market Street, Mexborough.
May 1910 – ‘A fire at the boat-yard and timber works of Mr. Stephen Guest, Mexborough. A barge for the Sheffield and Hull trade was launched only a week ago. Close to £3,000 worth of damage done.’'
Ships built at Mexborough
1832 'Bee' Sloop 43 tons, official No. 5495, registered Hull 1865/80 for Robert Grace, Hull.
October 1837 built Mexborough - 'Wanderer' Sloop, official No.5418, registered Hull, 38 tons, 1865 for James Graburn, Hull. 1870/75 registered Gainsborough for Anthony Read, Flixborough Stather.
1839 'Eleanor' Sloop (Official No. 24982) 43 tons. 1880/90 registered Wisbeach and owned by William R. Smith, Lynn.
1840 'Kate & Jane' Sloop (Official No. 13938) 54 tons. May 1848 registered Goole 1865 for E. T. Trenery, Lincoln. 1870/80 owned by Samuel G. Hunt, Knottingley. 1890/1899 for William Hunt, 24 Trippett, Hull.
1842 'Alice' Sloop, 43 tons, official No. 21524, April 1853 registered Goole for Richard Taylor, Knottingley 1865/90.
1850 'Industry' Sloop 47 tons, official No.4749, registered Goole for George Bisby, Mexborough.1865/90.
November 1854 'Eva' Sloop, 54 tons, official No. 800, registered Goole, 1865/80 for Thomas Alsop, Stainforth for Lynn coastal trade, Captain T. Alsop 1860..
1855 'Edward & Hannah' Sloop 41 tons official No. 4935, 1865/70 registered Goole for Edward Rowbuck, Mexborough. 1880 for Edward Rowbuck, Rawmarsh. 1883 for George B. Godfrey, 6 Savile Chambers, Hull. 1885 for Ezra Gleadhill, 30 Alma Street, Drypool, Hull..
1855 built Mexborough - 'Active' Sloop, official No.4925, July 1855 registered Hull, 1857 registered Goole, 54 tons, 1865/72 for John Shaw, Mexborough.
1856 'built Mexborough - Day Spring' Sloop/Ketch 42 tons official No. 17854, November 1856 registered Hull 1865 for James Graburn, Hull. 1870/80 for John Abbott, Beverley. August 1878 - 'Dayspring' of Hull, Captain Hamilton from Kings Lynn to Teneriffe anchored at Torbay when a sruggle between the master and mate ensured. The coastguard were called and both removed to hospital. 1890 owned by John Thompson,Waterside, Barton on Humber. 1900 for Robert Batty, 28 Lockwood Street, Hull. 1910/20 for Mrs. Rachel A. Batty, 67 Balfour Street, Hull.
1857 'Elk' Sloop, 58 tons, official No. 19156, registered Hull, 1865/70 for John Lord, Winteringham.
1857 'H.M. & R.' Sloop 50 tons, official No. 18257, July 1857 registered Goole, 1865/70 for Harriot Booth, Doncaster. 1880 for Harvy Woodwood, Keadby. 1890 Joseph Garside, Worksop.
April 1860 built Mexborough - 'Kathleen' Ketch, official No.28409, registered Goole, 58 tons, December 1872 stranded E. Barrow Sand bound London from Gainsborough with coals, 3 crew, owner John Oliver, Stainforth.
1863 'John Priest' Keel, Official No. 51234, 38 tons. 1865 registered Hull and 1870/1900 owned by William Thompson, Prussian Chambers, Hull.
1863 'Amelia' Keel, August 1887 registered Hull, official No. 93114, 47 tons. 1888/90 owned by Thomas Walker, 180 High Street, Hull.
1863 built Mexborough - 'William' Keel, August 1869 registered Hull, official No.51227, 38 tons. 1870/90 owned by William Thompson, Prussian Chambers, Hull.
1864 'Samuel & Ann' or 'Samuel and Ann' Sloop (Official No. 47129) July 1864 registered Goole, 42 tons 1865/70 for Samuel Cooper, Doncaster. 1880/90 for William Lancaster, Lynn.
1870 built at Mexborough - 'Hannah and Harriet' Keel, 14 ft 2 in beam, 85 tons burthen. July 1878 for 32/64hs sale at Queen's Dock. Hull.
1873 'Evening Star' Ketch 51 tons, official No. 68672, June 1873 registered Hull. 1880/90 for Samuel Cooper, Doncaster. 1900 for Charles Hartley, 5 Carmelite Terrace, Lynn.
April 1874 'Ivy' Keel 100 tons, launched from Mr. P. Waddington's Boat Yard, registered Hull for H.W. Clayton & Co., Coal Merchants, Hull.
1883 - 'Hero' Sloop, official No.109098, 1899 registered Hull, 49 tons, 1900/10 for George Stewart, Finkle Street, Thorne. 1915/40 for Mrs. Sarah H. Steward, 27 Lockwood Street, Hull.
May 1888 'Samson' Ketch, official No.99567, 47 tons, launched from Messrs Scholey's Boat Yard ( 120th vessel built), 1892 registered Hull, for Joseph Howard & Charles H. Atkinson, 3 Colonial Chambers, Hull, for the South Yorkshire to Hull trade. 1900/01 for Charles H. Atkinson, 155 High Street, Hull.
July 1889 - A barge built by Mr. Waddington of Mexborough, for Mr. Ford, a Hull merchant, was started on its journey. It is said to be the largest boat ever constructed at Mexborough. Reaching the bridge spanning the canal at Mexborough it was found that it could not pass the openimg not being of sufficient capacity. After considerable patient manoeuvering, however, the vessel proceeded on its way.
July 1889 - Messrs. Waddington had the distinction of launching the first barge ever made at Mexborough for the Aire & Calder Navigation. It was 80 tons burden. The drop was an unusual long one and the vessel rode admirably.
1889 built Mexborough - 'Garth Hill' Sail, official No.149062, February 1926 registered Hull, 64 tons, 1926/30 for David G. Brown, 'Avondale' Sutton Ings, Hull. 1940 for Hull & Fossdyke Lighterage Co. Ltd. 20 High Street, Hull.
June 1893 - On Saturday afternoon a boat christened 'Cedar' was launched from the yard of Mr. Joseph Waddington, boat builder, Mexborough, being for use in connection with the South Yorkshire coal trade, and it is built for Mr. Daniel Wildblood, of Stainforth. The dimensions are 61 x 15 x 7 ft, all being of English oak.
1895 - 'Industry' Keel, official No.105025, registered Hull, 47 tons, for Mrs. Christina Hinchcliffe, Thorne. 1940 for William H. Hinchcliffe, West End, Stainforth.
30th June 1896 for sale by Auction at B. L. Wells & Son, Hull at Queen's Dock, Hull, Oak built Keel 'Bravo' with her mast, sails, anchors and chains and boat, built at Mexborough, 62 x 17 ft, and carries 125 tons.
1897 - 'Day Star' Keel, official No.109005, 1897 registered Hull, 61 tons 1900/40 for Thomas Hanley & Sons, Ltd. Fisher Gate, Corn Mills, Doncaster. 1940 for Thomas Hanley & Sons Ltd. Low Fishergate, Doncaster. 1947 for Charles J. Blades, 21 Seale Lane, Hull.
1898 built Mexborough - 'Edith Ann' Sailing Vessel, official No.113620, October 1901 registered Hull, 68 tons, 1910/20 for The Hull Keel & Lighter Co. Ltd. Hull. 1930/3 for Ellerman's Wilson Line Ltd. Hull.
July 1906 - A new keel, Sheffield length, for prompt sale, just launched, make a splendid lighter for 135 tons - For price etc apply Guest and Co. Boat Builders. Mexborough and Swinton.
1908 built Mexborough - 'Flake' Keel, official No.128125, December 1908 registered Hull, 47 tons, 1910/20 for The Hull Keel & Lighter Co. Ltd. Hull. 1930 for David G. Brown, Avondale, Sutton Ings, Hull. 1940/47 for Hull & Fossdyke Lighterage Co. Ltd. 20 High Street, Hull.
1914 built Mexborough - 'Pax' Keel, official No.136208, October 1914 registered Hull, 59 tons, 1915/43 for Furley & Co. Ltd. East Anglian Buildings, Hull.
Built Mexborough - 'Ethall' Sloop, official No.146488, July 1922 registered Hull, 45 tons, 1923/37 for John H. Hall, Braemar, Ings Road, Hull.
Swinton
Mr. Thomas Scholey, Swinton, Boat Builder and Owner.
February 1890. ‘Yesterday in the presence of a large company, a new keel was launched from the boatyard of Mr. T Scholey, at Swinton. The vessel was christened “The Bee” by Miss Scholey, and has been built for Burnby and Sons, coal merchants, Sheffield. She is about 100 tons burthen, and is intended for coal carring trade between the South Yorkshire collieries and Sheffield. This makes about the 130th vessel that Mr. Scholey has turned out of his yards. “The Bee” was knocked off by Messrs. Bankhouse and Senior.’
1892 built Swinton - 'Comet' Keel, official No.99577, registered Hull, 47 tons, 1896 for Charles James Newbald, Commercial Road, Hull. 1900 for the Hull Keel & Lighter Co. Ltd. Kingston Street, Hull. 1920 for Arthur Cherry, 10 Temples Terrace, High Street, Hull. 1930/40 for Arthur Cherry, 3 Regents Square, Sykes Street, Hull.
1892 - 'Annie', Sloop, official No.109053, 1898 registered Hull, 60 tons, 1899/20 for George Whiteley, Keadby, Doncaster. 1926 for Harry Ramsden, Station Road, Keadby, Lincs.
1894 - 'Frank' Sloop, official No.102953, 1894 registered Hull, 61 tons, for William Wood, Finkle Street, Thorne. 1910/16 for Joe Day, 23 Beverley Street, Goole.
1895 built Swinton - 'Frances' Ketch, official No.105068, registered Hull, 49 tons, 1898/1900 for Alfred Henry Venus, Field House, Thorne. 1940/47 renamed 'J. G. & S. No. 2' for John Good & Sons Ltd, Maritime Buildings, Alfred Gelder Street, Hull.
1896 - 'Emily' Keel, official No.106760, registered Hull, 58 tons 1900/40 for Ellison & Mitchell Ltd, Kilnhurst, Rotherham.
1898 - 'John' Sloop, official No. 109099, registered Hull, 49 tons, 1900/20 for The Hull Keel & Lighter Co. Ltd. Hull. 1930/40 for Percy E. Andrews, 74 Lowgate, Hull.
1898 built Swinton - 'Kate' Keel/Ketch, official No.109020, 1898 registered Hull, 43 tons, 1900/15 for the Hull Keel & Lighter Co. Ltd. Hull. 1920/24 for Stanley Moxon, 3 Regent's Square, Sykes Street, Hull.
1899 - 'Elma' Sloop, official No.110779, May 1900 registered Hull, 50 tons, 1902/04 for Arthur T. Tate, 72 High Street, Hull. 1906/15 for Hull Keel & Lighter Co. Ltd. Hull. 1920 for Albert Deanley, 45 Jenning Street, Cleveland Street, Hull.
June 1899 - In the presence of a large number of spectators a bot was launched from the yard of Messrs Scholer at Swinton yesterday afternoon. The vessel which is to ply between Sheffield and Hull, has been built for Mr. A. T. Tate, of the latter place and the measurements are 56 x 15 x 8ft. The barge was christened 'Elma' by the owner's wife.
1900 built Swinton - 'Eagle' Ketch/Keel, official No.113577, October 1900 registered Hull, 50 tons, 1910 for The Hull Keel & Lighter Co. Ltd. Hull.
1903 built Swinton - 'Guttie' Sailing Vessel, official No.148461, June 1925 registered Hull, 45 tons, 1930/40 for Percy E. Andrew, 74 Lowgate, Hull.
1907 built Swinton - 'Quill' Keel, official No.128084, May 1908 registered Hull, 47 tons, 1910/15 for Hull Keel & Lighter Co. Ltd. Hull. 1920/40 for William Richmond, Tivoli Hotel, Mytongate, Hull.
1908 built Swinton - 'Glade' Keel, official No.128126, registered Hull, 47 tons, for the Hull Keel & Lighter Co. Ltd. Hull. 1920 for John S. Dannatt, Castle Hills Farm, Barrow Haven. 1930 for Fred Dawson Barrow Haven. 1935 motor added, 58 x 15 x 7 ft, 47 tons, 19 b.h.p. 1940 for Richard Leggott, Southfield, South Ferriby.
1914 built Swinton - 'Read's 12' official No.136180, May 1913 registered Hull, 43 tons, for Henry C. Read, 20 High Street, Hull.
1923 built Swinton - 'Ril Cicely' Sailing Vessel, official No.160095, January 1928 registered Hull, 46 tons, for Spillers Milling & Associated Industries Ltd. 40 St.Mary Axe, London.
Barnsley
George Livesley, Boat Builder and Engine Smith, Old Mill Lane, Barnsley
John Turner, Boat Builder, Old Mill Lane, Barnsley
Ships built at Barnsley
1849 built Barnsley - 'Thomas and Mary Ann' Sloop, official No.5306, registered Hull, 35 tons, 1865 for Robert Dannatt, Barrow Haven. 1870 for William Richmond Wells, Barton on Humber. 1880 for William Chapman, Killingholme. 1890/1900 for Mrs Jane Chapman, Killingholme.
1855 built Elsecar, Barnsley, rebuilt 1895 - 'North Star' Keel, official No.105076, registered Hull, 40 tons, 1897 for William Hewson, Hull.
1861 built Barnsley - 'Victoria' Sloop, official No.54803, registered Grimsby, 36 tons, 1867 for Thomas Young, Louth. 1875/80 for Robert King, Louth. 1890 for William Finney, Louth. 1900 for James Goodson, Pilot Street, Kings Lynn. 1910 for William Thomas Goodson, 7 North Street, Kings Lynn.
1864 built Barnsley - 'John & Rebecca' or 'John and Rebecca' Sloop, official No.51228, registered Hull, 37 tons, 1865/84 for Robert Dannatt, Barrow on Humber.
1880 built Barnsley - 'Woodman' Ketch, official No.110690, March 1899 registered Hull, 49 tons, 1900 for John Watt, care of Haagensen, Watt & Co. Hull. 1910/01 for Fred Moxon, Grange Buildings, Thorne.
Ships built at Silkstone
1844 built Old Silkstone - 'Wonder' official No.4756, registered Goole, 36 tons, 1865/70 registered Lynn for W. Wilburn, Lynn. 1872 for James Wilson, Stainforth.
1849 built Silkstone - 'Samuel' Sloop, official No.2660, 1850 registered Grimsby, 34 tons, 1865 registered Boston for James Atkin. Holbeach Road, Spalding. 1880 for Edward Barber, Hull.
Ships built at Barnby Basin
'The Barnsley Canal is a canal that ran from Barnby Basin, through Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England to a junction with the Aire and Calder Navigation near Wakefield. It was built in the 1790s, to provide a transport link from coal reserves at Barnsley to a wider market. Both the Aire and Calder Navigation and the River Don Navigation took a keen interest in the project, the former buying many of the initial shares, and the latter constructing the Dearne and Dove Canal to link the canal to their waterway. Water supply issues meant that the AIre and Calder - Wikipedia'.
'Baines Directory 1822 - On the Barnsley Canal, the Dearne end Doncaster Canals. Pearson and co.'s (of Thorne) packets, convey goods to Doncaster, Thorne, Selby, Gainsbro', Louth, and all parts of Lincolnshire; to York, Hull and London; to Wakefield and Leeds; to Huddersfield, Manchester and Liverpool; to Sheffield and Rotherham, whence goods are forwarded to all parts of the kingdom. Wells and Morley (of Doncaster) packets, to Hull, London, &c. the same as above. Agent at the Canal Warehouse, Octavius Halt.
1828 built Barnby - 'Mary Ann' Sloop, official No.13373, April 1847 registered Goole, 38 tons, 1865/90 for William K. Taylor, Swinefleet.
1845 built Barmby Bridge - 'Sarah' official No.17419, November 1845 registered Gainsborough, 41 tons, 1865/70 for G. Bell, Fore Street, Gainsborough. 1872/74 for John Duffield, Coal Merchant, Crowle.
1847 built Barnby Basin, Yorks - 'Lucks All' or 'Luck's All' Sloop, official No.30, registered Hull, 37 tons, 1870 for Theophilus Carrick, Hull. 1880 for Soloman Henry, Hull.
1850 built Barnby Bridge - 'Edward' Sloop, official No.44031, May 1862 registered Goole, 37 tons, 1865 for Edward Adams, Knottingley. 1870 for J. W. Robinson, Knottingley. 1872 for Robert Payne, Spalding.
Silkstone
1846 built Silkstone, Yorks - 'Ann' Sloop, official No. 26544, August 1854 registered Goole, 37 tons, 1865 registered Yarmouth for Matthew Butcher, Yarmouth. 1870 for Joseph Temple, Hull. 1872 registered Hull for Thomas Jenkinson, Barton upon Humber.
Rotherham
David Thompson, boat builder and owner, Water Lane.
1833 built Rotherham - 'Prosperous' official No.2737, 1837 registered Goole for Thomas Hanson, July 1856 registered Rochester for Robert Hammond Binzee, Maidstone, September 1858 registered Hull for Thomas Mapplebeck, Hull, 56 x 16 x 7ft, 38 tons, 1858/65 registered Grimsby for William Ellis, Grimsby.
1836 built Rotherham - 'Violet' Sloop, official No.4897, registered Boston, 31 tons, 1865/70 for Joseph Dunn, Holbeach Road, Spalding. 1880 for John Rooksby, 71 Commercial Road, Spalding.
1842 - 'Dove' Sloop, official No.11891, registered Goole, 50 tons, 1865/70 registered Lynn for Joseph Thomas England, Goole. 1880 for William Thomas England, Market Street, Lynn. 1890/1900 for William Thomas England Chapel Street, Lynn.
1843 built Rotherham - 'Gipsey Lass', 'Gipsy Lass' Sloop, official No.11353, registered Goole, 40 tons, 1865/90 for Samuel Crabtree, Gainsborough.
1844 built Rotherham - 'Fancy' Sloop, official No.4800, registered Goole, 36 tons, 1865 for James Snowden, Goole. 1870/80 for Richard Wilson, Hull.
September 1851 built Rotherham - 'Enchantress' Sloop, official No.12468, registered Goole, 36 tons, 1865/70 registered Lynn for Stephen Lee, King's Lynn. 1880 for William Lancaster, 36 Bridge Street, King's Lynn.
July 1857 built Rotherham - 'John and Elizabeth' Sloop, official No.19154, registered Goole, 50 tons, 1865 for John Hildyard Mason, Musbrough/Thorne. 1880 for William Winterbourne jnr, Brancaster, Norfolk. 1890 for Mrs. Ann Dunn, Holbeach Road, Spalding.
1861 built Rotherham - 'Fanny Davis' Keel, official No.51238, 1865 registered Hull, 35 tons, 1866/1900 for William Thompson, Hull.
1863 built Rotherham - 'Fanny' Keel, official No.51233, 1865 registered Hull, 37 tons, 1865/1902 for William Thompson, Prussian Chambers, Hull.
1863 built Rotherham - 'Nightingale' Keel, official No.51230, 1865 registered Hull, 38 tons, 1870/90 for William Thompson, Prusian Chambers, Hull. 1900/10 for Thomas Thompson, Calder Buildings, Drypool, Hull. 1915/20 for Sydney Ridgway, 30 May Street, Hull.
1862 built Rotherham - 'Wilson' or 'Wilsons' Keel, official No.60129, May 1868 registered Hull, 36 tons, 1870/85 for Richard Wilson, Hull. 1887 for Charles H. Atkinson, 48 francis Street, West, Hull.
1902 built Parkgate, Rotherham - 'Partridge' Sail, official No.116088, October 1902 registered Hull, 49 tons, 1902 for William Clark Bradley, 3 Nelson Street, Hull. 1910/15 for William Cawkwell, 4 Beatrice Avenue, Division Road, Hull. 1917 for Ernest D. Cooper, 'Maisonette' Hessle.
Masbrough, Rotherham
1852 built Masbrough, Rotherham - 'Hopewell' Sloop, official No.15190, October 1852 registered Hull, 37 tons, 1865/75 for Henry Burkill, Winteringham. 1879 for Robert Burkill, 208 Victoria Street, Grimsby. 1890 for Matthew Beacock, Winteringham. 1900/20 for Thomas Barley, Whitton. 1930/38 for Thomas Barley, Neap House, Scunthorpe.
April 1822 For sale by candle at Lloyd's Coffee-House, Cornhill. The sloop 'Wheathill' built at Masborough of oak 51 tons, round stern, flush deck, 56 x 15 x 6 ft, Now lying at Alderman's Chain, Robert Smith Master.
Parkgate
Mrs Mary Worfolk, boat builder and wheelwright, Rotherham Road.
1842 built New Park Gate, Yorks - 'Economy' Sloop, official No.4730, registered Goole, 41 tons, 1865 for James Watson, Goole. 1870/76 for George Lee, Hook.
Wombwell
Henry Turner, boat bulder, Tingle Bridge.
Worsbrough.
1840 built Worsbrough Dale - 'Prince Albert' Sloop, official No. 4866, 1850 registered Goole, 36 tons, 1865 for W. Rowbottom, Thomas Lane, Wakefield. 1867/85 for Edward Powell, Reedness.
1841 built Worsbrough Dale - 'Insinuant' Sloop, official No.12465, March 1854 registered Goole, 37 tons, 1865/72 registered Scarborough for James Straker, Scarborough. 1876 converted into a hulk.
1846 built Worsbrough, Barnsley - 'Abraham' Sloop, official No.4901, June 1855 registered Goole, 37 tons, 1865/76 for William Wood, Goole.
1847 built Worsbrough - 'Welcome Home' Sloop, official No.4923, registered Goole, 40 tons, 1865/72 registered Wells for Henry Mussett, Brancaster.
1848 built Worsbrough - 'Joseph and Ann' or 'Joseph & Ann' Sloop, official No.17414, September 1854 registered Gainsborough, 46 tons, 1865/80 for Henry Curtis, Gainsborough. 1881 lost.
1854 built Worsbrough - 'Martha' official No.4764, registered Goole, 37 tons, 1865/70 for Edward Frear, Knottingley.
1862 built at Worsbrough - 'Amy' Keel, 14 ft 8in beam, 95 tons burthen. July 1878 for sale at Queen's Dock. Hull.
Built at Worsbrough - 'Alice' Keel, 14 ft 8in beam, 80 tons burthen. July 1878 for sale at Queen's Dock. Hull.
1866 built Worsborough - 'Holly' Keel, official No.68732, December 1874 registered Hull, 37 tons, 1876/83 for Haley W. Clayton, Hull. 1884/89 for Samuel Shead, Kay Street, Water Lane, Leeds.
Kilnhurst.
1848 built Kilnhurst - 'Mason' Sloop, official No.27162, December 1848 registered Goole, 55 tons, 1865 for John Mason, Doncaster. 1870/80 for Samuel Cooper, Doncaster.
'Providence of Mexborough' KilnHurst in the coal trade, 1861 J. Birly Master.
Bargh Locks, Barugh.
1842 built Bargh Locks, Barugh - 'Mary' , official No.28664, registered Grimsby. 32 tons, 1865 for Thomas Hawkworth, Grimsby. 1870/80 for Matthew Noble, Grimsby. 1890 for Arthur A. D. Bayldon, Posterngate, Hull.
New Mill Bank, Sheffield
1856 built New Mill Bank, Sheffield - 'George and Sarah' Sloop, official No.13366, April 1856 registered Goole, 38 tons, 1865/70 for William Kilner, Thornhill Lees. 1880 for James Abram, 14 Rutland Street, Runcorn. 1890 for David Abbey, Kilpin Pike, Howden. 1900 for George Cockin, 5 Albion Parade, Holderness Road, Hull. 1910 for Mrs. Mary A. Thorpe, Victoria Vaults, Mytongate, Hull.