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Completed for unknown owners, Mobile, AL, as Amanda Moore (ON 107592), 1900
Sold to Coastwise Dredging Co., Norfolk, VA, by 1910
Owned by Wilmington Towing Co., Wilmington, NC, by 1918
Inspected by Navy in Fifth Naval District, 01 April 1918
Possibly not taken over, as condition of hull stated to be "bad"
Appears to have worked under charter assisting ships in Hampton Roads, 1918-1919
Some sources state returned to her owner, 05 May 1919
Some sources state struck from the Navy Register, 12 May 1919
Seized by US Marshals after collision, November 1919
Sold to Norfolk Dredging Co., Norfolk, VA, renamed Campostella, December 1921
Final disposition, off lists after 1937, presume scrapped
1. DANFS lists builder as Scranton, Mass., an obvious typo. There is no such town in Massachusetts, and shipping registers correctly state Mississippi.Specifications:
Displacement 121 gross tons, 83 net tons
Length 100' 0"
Beam 21' 8"
Draft 8' 3"
Speed 8 knots
Propulsion steam, one shaft, 250hp
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In port, possibly when inspected by the Fifth Naval District, 01 April 1918. Naval History & Heritage Command photos NH 99301 and NH 99302
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View the Amanda Moore (Tug) DANFS History
entry located on the Naval History and Heritage Command website