Ethel Everard

[Robert George Young]

Just wondered how many Ethel’s there would have been?

3?

Dad was on one 1951

Any photos of that one ?
And any info about it?

Thank you
Bob

[Doc Vernon]

Hi Robert
As far as i know but there may be more i count 25 Ships starting with Ethel.
Cheers

Bit on her here
Ethel Everard 1966 (tynebuiltships.co.uk)

Ethal Everard

E Everard.jpg

Another good site with a few of their Ships scroll through
Cheers

FT EVERARD & CO., Greenhithe - transportsofdelight (smugmug.com)

[Graham Shaw]

Yes Vernon I think that pic is of the 3rd ETHEL EVERARD Built in 1966.

Robert's Dad's Ethel in which he sailed in 1951 was built in 1944 as the Empire Newfoundland for UK Gov,,being taken over by Everards in 1949,then being sold onwards in 1954.
INFOLINK Here. Frustratingly no photo but will continue to look.

There were 3 Ethel Everards in total.
1.ETHEL EVERARD (180076)blt.as Empire Newfoundland 1944.With Everards 1949-1954
2.ETHEL EVERARDt.(187688) blt. 1957.Converted to cement carrier in 1963 and sold on.
3.ETHEL EVERARD (308116) blt.1966.Sold onwards 1984

[Graham Shaw]

The closest image I can find at the moment,to Robert's query - first ETHEL EVERARD (ex Empire Newfoundland-is her immediate yard number sister at Gray's ,Hartlepool -with same scantlings (tonnage,dimensions etc.) her sister vessel the Empire Labrador,which was managed by Lambert Bros. and became the INCHARRAN-picture below. Just like her sister,she ended up with Indo China Shipping after the war.




180077 INCHARRAN ex EMPIRE LABRADOR.jpg

Courtesy Richard Cox Coll'n,Teesbuilt Ships Database

[Doc Vernon]

This is an older one Graham of the Ethel Everard is this one correct!?
Cheers

Ethel Everard 6.JPG

[happy daze john in oz]

I do recall an Ethel but not hard as I recall. Bit of a soft touch. LOL

[Graham Shaw]

Doc Vernon Yr.#5 Pic. I -Think -so......Heh heh !
If Ivan were back with us,he'd soon tell us--he has an eye for comparing ship details! Maybe you can do the same with your new eyes!
I think you've found it,although Grays of Hartlepool built quite a few more Empire ships of that class towards the end of the war in 44/45.
Cheers!
Graham Yachtie.gif

[Bob Montgomery]

I see that there are a few photos but here are the 3 I can find Ethel Everard-01.jpgEthel Everard-01.jpgEthel Everard-07.jpgEthel Everard-04.jpg

[John Richardson]

According to my records there were two different ships named Ethel Everard. Contact me on jonric37@outlook.com and I'll send you one for free. John Richardson R589359

[Richard Halton]

My father was 1st. mate on the Ethel Everard from November 1950 to March 1952. I have the same photo as the older one shown in Doc. Vernon's post