Geschichte
This freighter, (victory-type) was built in 1944 by Burrard Drydock Co. Ltd. in North Vancouver, BC.
Historische Notizen
On May 27th 1959 this vessel was stranded west of Havana in 22.53N 83.48W on voyage Hampton Roads - Japan, subsequent engine room fire. Refloated but a Constructive Total Loss and in 1960 broken up at Troon. Lin Richardson (Email to Nauticapedia 25/07/2025) stated "I found this site after going through photographs belonging to my late husband. My Father-in-law, Captain J.S. Richardson, was an officer on the Angusglen during the Korean war. I think it likely was a supply ship for the U.N."
Eigentümer & Kapitäne
In 1944 she was owned by the Ministry of War Transport (Hain SS Co), London UK.
In 1946 she was owned by the Minister of Re-Construction & Supply, Ottawa ON Canada.
In 1946 she was owned by Park Steamship Co, Montreal. QC Canada.
In 1947 she was registered at Montreal QC Canada.
In 1947 she was owned by Lunham & Moore (Canada) Ltd., Montreal QC Canada.
In 1954 she was owned by Lunham & Moore (Canada) Ltd, Montreal QC (Lyle Shipping Co), Glasgow UK.
In 1955 she was owned by A. C. Hadjipateras, Puerto Limon, Costa Rica.
In 1959 she was owned by A. C. Hadjipateras, Piraeus Greece.
Referenzen
- www.mariners-l.co.uk ↗
- Lloyd's Register 1947/8
