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BOLAND & CORNELIUS UPDATE from 1957 to Present By Mike Nicholls In the October 1947 issue of The Marine Historian (Volume 2, number 2) the fleet list for the Boland and Cornelius fleet was featured. In 1957, Volume 2 was redone in a bound volume and the fleet lists were updated. This list will bring the fleet up to 1987. The vessels that were with Boland & Cornelius in 1957 are reviewed plus all new construction and acquisitions. For your information, Volume 2 (bound) is still available for $9.00 (U.S. funds) each from our Publications Manager, Jim Jackson, 3546 Polk, Dearborn, Michigan 48124. EDMUND P. SMITH Patyk Photo Steel bulk freighter (U.S. 204815) built in 1908 at Ecorse, Michigan as a.) JACOB T. KOPP by Great Lakes Engineering Works (Hull #32): 500 x 54 x 30; 6,035 gross tons. Renamed b.) G.N. WILSON in 1928, c.) CONSUMERS POWER in 1931, d.) HARRY YATES in 1934, and e.) EDMUND P. SMITH in 1939. Sold to Marine Salvage in 1963. Sold to Steel Company of Canada and scrapped in Hamilton, Ontario in 1963-4. HARRY YATES Patyk Photo Steel bulk freighter (U.S. 206045) built in 1908 at Ecorse Michigan as a.) THEODORE H. WICKWIRE by Great Lakes Engineering Works (Hull #56): 464 x 56 x 28; 5,482 gross tons. Renamed b.) HARRY YATES in 1939. Sold Canadian in 1960 and renamed c.) BLANCHE HINDMAN (Br. 301227). Scrapped in Santandar Spain on June 16, 1968. J2e