Historia
This fishboat, general was built in 1920 by Kishi Brothers Boat Works in Steveston, BC.
Notas históricas
In 1920 this vessel was a double-ended fishboat hull design.
In 1941 this vessel was seized by the Custodian of Enemy Property (Frank Shears), Ottawa ON Canada.
In 1942 her ownership was transferred to His Majesty the King (Japanese Fishboat Disposal Committee).
Propietarios y capitanes
In 1941 she was owned by Shinichi Matsuo, BC Canada.
In 1941 this vessel was seized by the Custodian of Enemy Property (Frank Shears), Ottawa ON Canada.
In 1942 her ownership was transferred to His Majesty the King (Japanese Fishboat Disposal Committee).
In 1942-1949 she was owned by H. Bell-Irving & Co. Ltd., Vancouver BC Canada.
In 1949-1958 she was owned by Canoe Pass Fishermen's Cooperative Association, West Ladner BC Canada.
In 1958-1961 she was owned by Helmer Naess (MO), Westview BC Canada.
In 1961-1968 she was owned by Alert Bay Shipyards Ltd., Alert Bay BC Canada.
In 1968-1973 she was owned by Lawrence C. Myers (MO), Whonnock BC Canada.
In 1973 she was owned by Toivo Suomi (MO), Burnaby BC Canada.
In 1973-1978 she was owned by Francis Millerd & Co. Ltd., Vancouver BC Canada.
In 1978-1981 she was owned by John F. Millerd, West Vancouver BC Canada.
In 1981-1984 she was owned by Peter A. Humphries, West Vancouver BC Canada and by Alan G. Grout (MO), Granthams Landing BC Canada.
In 1987 she was owned by Terry Ryan, Gibsons BC Canada.
In 2004 she was owned by Willard Demarce, Sechelt BC Canada.
Significado del nombre
Kasasa is a Japanese name for Magpie.
Remotorización
Repowered with a 165bhp diesel engine by General Motors Corp., Detroit MI USA
Referencias
- Canada List of Shipping
- Fukawa, Masaki with Stanley Fukawa and the Nikkei Fishermen's History Book Committee (2009)
- <jenkins.hcmc.uvic.ca ↗
