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Name: VILLE DE DOUAI
Type: Tanker
Launched: 23/12/1889
Completed: 01/1890
Builder: Sir WG Armstrong, Mitchell & Co Ltd
Yard: Low Walker
Yard Number: 561
Dimensions: 1723grt, 1150nrt, 265.0 x 37.0 x 23.4ft
Engines: T3cyl (20, 33 & 53 x 36ins), 169nhp
Engines by: Wallsend Slipway & Engineering Co Ltd, Wallsend
Propulsion: 1 x Screw
Construction: Steel
Reg Number: n/a; (1907: 125135)
History:
01/1890 P Paix & Cie, Calais
1907 Lennards Carrying Co Ltd (JM Lennard & Sons Ltd), Middlesbrough
1907 Renamed EDWARD DAWSON
01/10/1911 Burned out
Comments: 01/10/1911: Stranded on Zoutelande Bank off Vlissingen, caught fire & burned out
On a voyage from Novorossisk to Rotterdam with a cargo of benzene


Above photo as EDWARD DAWSON, from the collection Peter Cijvat, is courtesy of Arie de Lange

Above photo as EDWARD DAWSON, from the collection Peter Cijvat, is courtesy of Arie de Lange

Above photo as EDWARD DAWSON, from the collection Peter Cijvat, is courtesy of Arie de Lange

Shields Daily Gazette, Saturday, 07/10/1911