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Ref |
Date |
Source |
Captain |
Crew |
Butty |
Notes |
SPEEDWELL (a) |
c 1884 |
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Launched |
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4.1.1884 |
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Inspected |
Bm
423 |
15.1.1884 |
Reg |
Eli Bradley |
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for John Smedley, B'ham |
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17.4.1888 |
WH reg |
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as "Speedwell 20" steam carrying tug entering W Clayton fleet |
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30.4.1888 |
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Inspected |
Bm
648 |
8.5.1888 |
Reg |
Geo Davies |
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for William Clayton, Saltley |
Bm 648 |
4.11.1889 |
Lei CIJ |
Richard Lea |
4-- |
Thring (3--) |
Coal to Shipley |
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20.5.1890 |
WH Reg |
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as "Speedwell 15" steam carrying tug |
Bm 648 |
20.4.1891 |
Lei CIJ |
Richard Lea |
4-- |
Ouse (3--) - James Crockett |
Goods to |
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3.1894 |
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Dismantled & Rebuilt at Saltley |
SPEEDWELL (b) |
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24.3.1894 |
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Inspected |
Bm
892. |
20.4.1894 |
Reg |
Geo Jones |
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Registered |
WH 9443 |
14.9.1894 |
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Gauged |
Bm 892. |
21.9.1895 |
Lei CIJ |
Geo Jones |
4-- |
|
"Fly" |
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5.1899 |
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Maintenance docking |
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26.10.1903 |
|
J Crockett |
4-- |
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10.1903 |
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Maintenance docking |
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4.1904 |
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Maintenance docking |
Bm 892. |
18.2.1906 |
Dav CIJ |
J Crockett |
3-- |
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Bm 892. |
12.5.1906 |
Dav CIJ |
J Crockett |
3-- |
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|
Bm 892. |
15.6.1906 |
Dav CIJ |
J Crockett |
3-- |
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|
Bm 892. |
26.6.1906 |
Dav CIJ |
J Crockett |
4-- |
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Bm 892. |
7.7.1906 |
Dav CIJ |
J Crockett |
3-- |
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11.1906 |
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Maintenance docking |
Bm 892. |
12.2.1907 |
Dav CIJ |
J Crockett |
4-- |
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Bm 892. |
21.3.1907 |
Dav CIJ |
J Crockett |
3-- |
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|
Bm 892. |
8.4.1907 |
Dav CIJ |
J Crockett |
3-- |
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|
Bm 892. |
24.5.1907 |
Dav CIJ |
J Crockett |
3-- |
|
|
Bm 892. |
14.7.1907 |
Dav CIJ |
J Crockett |
3-- |
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|
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29.7.1907 |
Millner L |
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|
tunnel transgression |
Bm 892. |
23.8.1907 |
Dav CIJ |
J Crockett |
3-- |
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|
Bm 892. |
8.10.1907 |
Dav CIJ |
J Crockett |
3-- |
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|
12.1907 |
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Maintenance docking |
Bm 892. |
31.12.1907 |
Dav CIJ |
J Crockett |
4-- |
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|
Bm 892. |
7.1.1908 |
Dav CIJ |
J Crockett |
4-- |
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|
Bm 892. |
6.2.1908 |
Dav CIJ |
J Crockett |
3-- |
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|
Bm 892. |
17.2.1908 |
Dav CIJ |
J Barker |
3-- |
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Bm 892. |
16.4.1908 |
Dav CIJ |
J Barker |
4-- |
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Bm 892. |
2.7.1908 |
Dav CIJ |
J Crockett |
3-- |
|
|
Bm 892. |
29.10.1908 |
Dav CIJ |
J Crockett |
4-- |
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Bm 892. |
8.2.1909 |
Dav CIJ |
J Crockett |
4-- |
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7.1909 |
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Maintenance docking |
Bm 892 |
14.10.1909 |
Heston CIJ |
Fk Woodward |
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|
Bm 892 |
10.8.1910 |
Heston CIJ |
Harry Smith |
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|
GJ 11676 |
30.1.1911 |
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Gauged |
Bm 892 |
20.4.1911 |
Heston CIJ |
Wm Woodward |
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|
Bm 892 |
9.9.1911 |
Heston CIJ |
W Woodward |
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Bm 892. |
5.9.1912 |
Dav CIJ |
W Woodward |
2-- |
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19.12.1912 |
Millner L |
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Lost Dog |
11676 |
13.10.1914 14.7.1916 |
Millner L Brent Toll |
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collided with one of 15t 12c |
Bm 892. |
24.8.1916 |
Bkd CIJ |
|
312 |
Creet |
c13 c2 |
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28.5.1917 |
Millner L |
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held in Buckby stoppage |
Bm 892.
11676 11676 11676 11676 |
3.10.1919 19.6.1921 5.7.1923 16.7.1923 20.7.1923 10.8.1923 |
Dav CIJ Census Brent Toll Brent Toll Brent Toll Brent Toll |
Edward Wenlock Ike Hough |
3-- |
|
FMC Wharf, Canal Street, Nottingham 14t
13c |
11676 |
13.8.1923-17.11.1923 10.12.1923 |
Brent Toll |
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Braunston strike |
Bm 892. |
14.7.1924 |
Bkd CIJ |
|
312 |
Creet |
c6c3 |
Bm 892. |
7.12.1924 |
Bkd CIJ |
|
231 |
Creet |
c2 |
Bm 892. |
22.4.1925 |
Dav CIJ |
Hough |
2-- |
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9.1925! |
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Dismantled |
Bm 892. |
14.9.1927 |
Bkd CIJ |
|
231 |
Creet |
c4 J1880 |
Bm 892. |
11.4.1928 |
Nott CIJ |
E James |
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nk |
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Dismantled |
Leicester
Canal Inspector’s Journal |
pc |
4.11.1889 |
|
pc |
14.9.1894 |
Letter
Warren/Millner re tunnel transgression |
pc |
29.7.1907 |
GJ
Gauging 11676 |
pc |
30.1.1911 |
Telegram
and Correspondence re missing dog |
pc |
19.12.1912 |
Berkhamsted
Canal Inspector’s Journal |
pc |
14.9.1927 |
Nottingham
Canal Inspector’s Journal |
pc |
11.4.1928 |
29.7.1907 We had one of Mr Clayton Naptha boats Cap name Smith laying up at the North end of the tunnel waiting to follow the tug in Tunnel at 8 oclock and their was one of Emanuel Smith wide boats there to and the two flag men was at the South end of Tunnel when we came in at 7 oclock to block the Tunnel but what I can understand the wide boat flagman name Jones went down to the top lock and their came two Fellows Mortons & Clayton Steamers up the COUNTESS and the SPEEDWELL and Jones told the Steamer men to go in the tunnel I ask him when we got out why he did not stop them and he said that he and the night man Inns told them to go. I ask Inns and he said that he never told them to go we heard them coming when we first started in so we went back they got out 8.15 oclock they must have come in Tunnel about 7.40 oclock F Warren/Millner
19.12.1912 T “Lost last night white Maltese Terrier
Peggy probably on board steamer preceding SPEEDWELL and BARONESS all three passed Leighton Lock
about 10.30 pm. Make enquiries.” Gordon
Thomas/Millner
19.12.1912
T 0.25 am “Telegram from Gordon
Thomas “ Lost last night white Maltese
Terrier Peggy probably on board steamer preceding SPEEDWELL and BARONESS all three passed Leighton Lock
about 10.30 pm. Make enquiries” All passed Gayton Toll Office between 6am and
9pm” Millner/Millner
19.12.1912
T 6.12 pm “Cannot hear of dog” Mills (Braunston)
20.12.1912
T 12.51. pm “Did you receive
telegram yeaterday about our lost dog have you any
news of Peggy” Mabel Thomas/Millner
20.12.1912 I wired you yesterday also this morning re my white Maltese Terrier, which I have a strong suspicion was picked up by a passing steamer about 10.30 pm on Wednesday night.
Three steamers arrived almost simultaneously at Leighton Lock whilst I was walking round the garden; I was not at the lock when the first steamer passed, but the following one was the BARONESS and the last VICTORIA – SPEEDWELL. My dog ran in front of me and barked at the first steamer and I followed him down to the lock, but was not there in time to see the boat leave, neither could I find any trace of my dog.
It is a little white Maltese Terrier answering to the name of “Peggy” and I should like you, if you would, to make private enquiries respecting it at your end as far as Braunston. I will communicate with the Police in Birmingham. Gordon Thomas/Millner
13.10.1914 SPEEDWELL colliding with one of the Griffith boats in Braunston Tunnel - I enclose a report from our tug man Millner/FMC
28.5.1917 I am obliged for your wire and
letter of the 26th inst respecting
steamers DUKE, SPEEDWELL, MARQUIS – but none
have cleared the Buckby stoppage although I gave instructions for the locks to
remain open until 6am. The steamer COUNT
was probably the last steamer to clear the stoppage…
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