List 5 (1910 – 1920)

Continued from Ship List 4

Reminder note: The symbol ‘↔’ indicates a round trip, completed that year. The numbers in the final column are indexed to the Sources for Ship List 5. The symbol ‘▪’ indicates ship’s log is available HBCA (Hudson’s Bay Company Archives); the symbol ‘*’ indicates vessel is listed in HBCA “Book of Ships Movements.”

Table 71

Year to/ in Bay Vessel tons Sponsor/ Rep./Owner Commander/ Master/Pilot   – in charge Remarks Source list #
1910 SS Discovery (alias RRS) barque HBC John G. Ford ↔ 1032 ▪ *
“ SS Pelican —- ‘one-time British gun boat’ “ Arthur Cleveland Smith ↔ 1033 ▪ *
“ SS Mooswa ‘steam tug’ “ “native” crew; George Spence (1st mate) local duty to 1916 1034
“ Cheshire Cat ‘auxiliary yacht’ “ ? local duty 1035 ▪
“ Sorine ———- ‘Danish barque’ Denmark/ HBC Capt. Anderson wintered, Charlton Island; local duty 1036
“ Laddie ———- schooner RNWMP ? local duty to 1914 1037
“ CGS Stanley – ‘ice breaker’ Canada, Survey Capt. Dalton ↔ 1038
“ Chrissie C. Thomey ——– ‘3-masted’ schooner 123 Canada, Hydro-graphical Exploration Thomas “Black Tom o’ Brigus” Gushue ↔ 1039
“ HMCS Earl Grey ———— (alias CGS, etc.) ———— steel steamer Canada/ Governor General’s Tour Samuel [or W? or S.W.?] Bartlett ↔ 1040
“ ? Revillon Frères Fur Company ? presumed voyage 981
“ A.T. Gifford schooner 86 Stamford whaler/ Ferdinand N. Monjo George T. Comer (Comber) wintered to 1912 1041
“ Active ———– ‘steamer’ Dundee whaler Alexander Murray Sr. [II] ↔ 1042
1911 SS Discovery (alias RRS) barque HBC John G. Ford ↔ 1043 ▪ *
“ SS Pelican —– ‘one-time British gun boat’ “ Arthur Cleveland Smith wintered? 1044 ▪ *
“ Daryl ———— ‘thirty-foot motor launch’ “ George Ford local duty   1045
“ Namauk “ “ 1045
“ SS Erik ——— steam/sail‘bluff bowed’ ship 412 “ ? ↔ 1046

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Table 72

Year to/ in Bay Vessel tons Sponsor/ Rep./Owner Commander/ Master/Pilot  – in charge Remarks Source list #
1911 Beothic ——— (Beothen, alias Georgiy Fedor) HBC chartered E. Falk wintered in St. John’s NF 1047 *
“ ? Revillon Frères Fur Company ? presumed voyage 981
“ Stella Maris Anglican Church ↔ 1048
“ CGS Minto steamer Canada, Department of Marine Survey John MacPherson/ Frederick Anderson/ S.W. Bartlett ↔ 1049
“ SS Burleigh auxiliaryschooner Canada, Magnetic Survey Thomas Butler ↔ 1050
“ Chrissie C. Thomey ——– ‘3-masted’ schooner 123 Canada Hydro-graphical Recon-naissance Thomas ‘Black Tom o’ Brigus’ Gushue ↔ 1051
“ Nastapoka ‘thirty-six foot sailing craft’ Sir William Mackenzie/ R.J. Flaherty ? already local 1052
“ ? —————– ‘sloop’ “ ? “ 1052
“ ? United States whaler ? perhaps wintered 720
“ Active ———– ‘steamer’ Dundee whaler Alexander Murray [II] (died) wintered 1053
“ Séduisante — ‘two-masted ketch’ ——— ” / —— Osbert Clare Forsyth-Grant Osbert Clare Forsyth-Grant lost 1054
“ ? Newfoundland fisher Robert Abram Bartlett ↔ 1055
1912 SS Nascopie (alias RMS) 1004 HBC/ Nascopie Steamship Co. NF Arthur Cleveland Smith —– ↔ — from St. John’s, NF 1056 *
“ ? Revillon Frères Fur Company ? presumed voyage 981
“ Walrus ———- ’29-foot’ ——- sloop Ungava Bay Inuit/ Sir William Mackenzie/ R.J. Flaherty ? Nawri and ‘crew of Eskimos’ already local craft 1057
“ CGS Minto Canadian Department of Marine Survey Capt. Murcheson/ Samuel [or W.? S.W.?] Bartlett ↔ 1058
“ Arctic Canadian Hydro-graphical & Magnetic Survey Joseph Couillard 1059

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Table 73

Year to/ in Bay Vessel tons Sponsor/ Rep./Owner Commander/ Master/Pilot  – in charge Remarks Source list #
1912 Chrissie C. Thomey schooner Canada/ Hydro-graphical Exploration H.D. Parizeau wintered; wreck 1060
“ Active ———– (Active Dundee) 340 Dundee whaler ? wintered 1061
“ ? United States whaler ? perhaps wintered 720
1913 SS Nascopie (alias RMS) 1004 HBC/ Nascopie Steamship Co. Newfoundland J. Meickle/ Capt. Mack from Montreal —– ↔ 1062 *
“ SS Pelican —— ‘one-time British gun boat’ HBC Arthur Cleveland Smith ↔ 1063 ▪ *
“ Fort Churchillketch 56 “ ? broke mooring York Factory 1064
“ ? Revillon Frères Fur Company ? presumed voyage 981
“ CSS Acadia (alias RCN)steam, single- screw 846 Canada, Hydro-graphical Survey W. Bartlett ↔ 1065
“ Laddie ——– ‘topsail schooner’ brig 82 Sir William Mackenzie/ Robert Joseph Flaherty Henry Bartlett ↔ 1066
“ SS Erik steam/sail‘bluff bowed’ ship 452 American Museum of Natural History Capt. Kehoe ↔ 1067
“ A.T. Gifford schooner 86 Stamford whaler/ F.N. Monjo J.A. Wing wintered 1068
“ SS Alette ——- (Arlette?) ——tramp steamer Canada, Department of Railways Capt. Robertson from Port Arthur, Texas  beached, Nelson 1069
“ SS Alcazar —- tramp steamer “ D.R. Davies from Texas —– —– ↔ 1070
“ SS Bellaventure (Belladventure) 467 “ Capt. Couch? from Halifax — – (x2) ↔ 1071
“ CGS Neophite (Neophyte) “ ? from Halifax — —– ↔ 1072
“ CGS Kathleen ‘steam tug’ “ ? from Halifax 1073
“ SS Sinbad —– tramp steamer “ ? from Montreal —– ↔ 1074

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Table 74

Year to/ in Bay Vessel tons Sponsor/ Rep./Owner Commander/ Master/Pilot  – in charge Remarks Source list #
1913 SS Beothic Canada, Department of Railways ? ↔ 1075
“ Port Nelson ‘suction dredge’ 1155 “ H.B. Saunders beached, Nelson 1076
“ ? —————— ‘fine steam lighter’ “ ? local duty 1077
“ ? —————– barge/scow “ ? sent in sections; local duty 1077
“ ? —————— barge/scow “ ? “ 1077
“ SS Cearense (Cearenz, Cerense) 2769 ——— ” / J.F. O’Meara Co., New York ? from Halifax, wreck, Nelson 1078
“ SS Bonaventure ‘NL sealer’ —–steam/sail 461 Canada, Department of Railways/ Steamship Co. NF H.F. Hazen [engineer]/ H.E Penrose? from Halifax – – (x2) ↔ 1079
1914 SS Nascopie (alias RMS) 1004 HBC/ Nascopie Steamship Co. NF Arthur Cleveland Smith? from Montreal —– ↔ 1080 *
“ Pelican HBC Arthur Cleveland Smith? ↔ 1081 *
“ Fort York ——motor schooner/ ketch 64 “ ?/ Richard Hayward Taylor local service to 1923? 1082
“ Emelia P. Revillon Frères Fur Company ? local service? 1083
“ Village Belle schooner NWMP Capt.  Lockhart/ Constable Kennedy local service to 1916 1084
“ CGS Sheba ‘steel tramp’ steamer 3400 Canada, Department of Railways ? – (x2) ↔ 1085
“ SS Minto steamer “ Capt. Reid ↔ 1086
“ Sharon ——– tramp steamer “ ? ↔ 1087
“ ? —————– ‘fine steam lighter’ “ ? ↔ 1088
“ CG No. 2 ——- ‘gasoline lighter’ “ ? from Toronto  local duty 1089

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Table 75

Year to/ in Bay Vessel tons Sponsor/ Rep./Owner Commander/ Master/Pilot  — in charge Remarks Source list #
1914 SS Bonaventure steam/sail 461 Canada Dept. of Railways/ Steam-ship Co. NF ? —— ↔ —- to Sydney, Nova Scotia 1090
“ Laddie ———- brig/ ‘topsail schooner’ 82 Canada/ Charles Dawe, Bay Roberts NF Henry Bartlett/ W. Robertson wintered; dismantled 1091
“ Burleigh auxiliaryschooner Canada Department of Naval Service ? from Halifax — —— ↔ 1092
“ CSS Acadia (alias RCN)steam, single-screw 452 Canada/ Hydro-graphical Survey William A. Robson ↔ 1093
“ Annie E. Geede schooner “ ? ↔ 1094
“ George B. Cluett (Cluett/George B.) U.S. Geo-magnetic Exped./ W.J. Peters/ chartered ? ‘Captain & crew from the International Grenfell Assoc.’ —— ↔ – from Battle Harbour, Labrador 1095
“ Active ———- (Active Dundee) 340 Dundee whaler ? ↔ 1096
“ ? United States whaler ? perhaps wintered 720

—- ” —-

 [total: ‘38 ships into Hudson Bay’] ——- ——————- ————————– ————— 1097
1915 SS Nascopie (alias RMS) 1004 HBC/ Nascopie Steamship Co. NF George Edmund Mack —– ↔ — via St. John’s 1098 *
“ Nastapoka ‘thirty-six foot sailing craft’ HBC ? local service to? 1099
“ ? Revillon Frères Fur Company ? ↔ 981
” [?] George B. Cluett American Museum of Natural History George Comer (Comber) ↔ 1100
“ SS Bellaventure Canada, Dept. of Railways / NF sealer ? to Halifax —– ↔ 1101
“ SS Adventure 826 Canada, Dept. of  Railways/ Adventure Steamship Co. NF ? —— ” —— —– ↔ 1102
“ CGS Sheba — ‘steel tramp’ steamer 3400 “ ? —— ” —— —– ↔ 1103
“ A.T. Gifford schooner 86 Provincetown whaler/ F.N. Monjo A.O. Gibbons lost, Hudson Bay 1104

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Table 76

Year to/ in Bay Vessel tons Sponsor/ Rep./Owner Commander/ Master/Pilot – in charge Remarks Source list #
1915 ? ‘6 1/2 hp. steam/sail, —- full decked Peterhead’ ?/ J.W. Nichols ? local? 1105
1916 SS Nascopie (alias RMS) 1004 HBC George Edmund Mack from Montreal —– ↔ 1106 *
“ Albert Henry Toke Munn, trader John Murray from Peterhead 1107
“ Bargany —- ‘oldcoal barge’ Government of Canada ? scuttled, Port Nelson 1108
“ CGS Sheba ‘steel tramp’ steamer 3400 Canada, Dept of Railways ? (x2) ↔ 1109
“ Durley Chine Canada, Dept of Railways ? (x2) ↔ 1110
1917 SS Nascopie (alias RMS) 1004 HBC George Edmund Mack U boat attack (out) ——- —– ↔ 1111 *
1918 SS Nascopie (alias RMS) 1004 HBC Thomas Farrar Smellie ↔ 1112 *
“ SS Discovery (alias RRS) barque “ George Henry Mead from Montreal —– ↔ 1113 ▪ *
“ SS Pelican ‘one-time British gun boat’ “ Arthur William Hutchison Borras U boat attack, N. Atl. 1114 ▪
“ Nanuck schooner “ Inuit “crew of six” already local, Lake Harbour 1115
“ ? —————– ‘steam tug’ Canada, Dept of the Interior/ F.H. Kitto ? already local 1116
“ Albert Henry Toke Munn, trader John Murray from Scotland; to Halifax 1117
1919 SS Nascopie (alias RMS) 1004 HBC George Henry Mead/ George E. Mack Androssan —– ↔ —- via NF 1118 *
“ Duncan [I]—- ‘sea going motor vessel’ RNWMP ? local duty to? 1119
“ Lady Borden ‘sea going motor vessel, tug’ “ W.O. Douglas local duty to 1929 1119
“ [U]SS Finback schooner/ yacht New York whaler/ Christian Leden George Comer (Comber) wrecked, Fullerton Hudson Bay 1120

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Table 77

Year to/ in Bay Vessel tons Sponsor/ Rep./Owner Commander/ Master/Pilot    in charge Remarks Source list #
1920 SS Nascopie (alias RMS) 1004 HBC George Henry Mead to Savannah ↔ 1121 *
“ SS Pelican —– ‘one-time British gun boat’ “ R. Bergner from Montreal & NF —— —– ↔ 1122 ▪ *
“ Fort George schooner “ ? already local 1123
“ Fort Charles schooner “ ? already local 1123
“ Lady Byng ‘small vessel’ RCMP ? local duty 1124
“ CGS Lady Laurier ——— ‘small vessel’ “ ? “ 1125
“ Northern Messenger ‘motor yawl’ Carnegie Museum/ Walter Edmund Clyde Todd ? from Battle Harbour, Labrador —– ↔ 1126
“ Dorothy G. Snow ———– ‘power schooner’ ——— ” / Revillon Freres ? ↔ 1127
“ SS Thetis —— steam/sail 396 W.C. Job, NF/ D.B. MacMillan, Boston Capt. Smith —— ↔ —- from St. John’s NF 1128

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Proof-reading and up-dating will be on-going. I welcome any suggestions for corrections or for additional information.

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