Adlinfleet

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	This is the story behind the 1907 Humber sloop that was to help fight two wars and join the search for the Loch Ness monster.

Phyllis 1907. Loa 68ft, Beam16ft.4, Draft 7ft.4, Official Number 124785. Yard Number 60. Sail Number 26148.

Updated: April 2016

Sailing at South Ferriby

Adlingfleet.

Site created May 2009

By Kath Jones & Alan Gardiner.

If anyone has any memories of working for James Barraclough or have a story about working on Phyllis or any of the Barraclough barges we would like to hear from you.

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Interesting Links

Humber Keel & Sloop Preservation Society.

National Historic Ships Reg.

Thames Barges

Goole Waterways Museum.

Dutch Barge Association.

In The Boat Shed.


Humber Packet Boats.
Leicester Trader.
Humber Yawl Club.
Brilliant Star
Rodney Clapson
Richlow Books
Sailing Barge Research
West Country Keels
Waterways of the Humber By Christine Richardson.
Barges and Docks

Sheffield Ships.
Sloop "Amy Howson"
Sloop "Spider T.
Keel "Comrade".
Keel "Daybreak".
Keel "Southcliffe".
Keel "Hope".
Keel "Eden".

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Adlingfleet was built at New Holland and delivered to J. Richardson of Hull on 26th March 1926. Official number 148072 with a dead weight of 180 tons she was 75 & 75/100ths gross reg tons. She was, as far as we know, the last Humber sloop built by W H Warren in 1926, yard number 217. She was 67ft Loa by 16ft 6" beam and 7ft 9" depth of hold, her captain was J Simson.


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