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General Biggar

Work Boat 1936 Canada Wood Shipwreck

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Geschichte

This work boat was built in 1936 by Daniel Robinson in Litchfield (Annapolis Co.), NS.

Bryon Taylor reports that "This vessel was sunk on July 27, 1954);

In 1939 she was owned by Frank L. Anderson, Digby NS Canada.

In 1939-1946 she was a transport vessel owned by the Minister of National Defence for the Canadian Army (Royal Canadian Army Service Corps).

In 1946-1947 she was owned by Carrol F. Halliday (MO), Digbey NS Canada.

In 1947-1954 she was owned by Victor Halliday (MO), Digby NS Canada.

Name	General Biggar
Auch bekannt als	Dorothy & Frances, General Biggar (R.C.A.S.C.) (1940), General Biggar (1`946)

Baujahr	1936
Werft	Daniel Robinson
Ort	Litchfield (Annapolis Co.), NS, Canada
Rumpf	Wood

Typ	Work Boat
Abmessungen	57.5' × 15.0' × 5.9'
Bruttotonnen	25.62
Registertonnen	19.9
Antrieb	Screw
Motor	Fairbanks Morse Co., Chicago IL USA
Motorleistung	45bhp (2.4nhp) diesel engine (1936)

Registry 1	158394 (Canada)

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