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32 minutes ago, mayalld said:
OK, the options are;
1) Moved to non-CRT waters and now licenced there
2) Moved to non-CRT waters, and subsequently returned to CRT waters, but relicenced with a new number
3) Boat no longer exists.
Oh dear It looks like the trail might run dry. I had hoped a boat keeps it's serial (licence) number throughout it's life but it seems not. I'm grateful for everyone's help. But I'll keep looking so if anything else comes to mind...please share!
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4 minutes ago, mayalld said:
No, but the licence checker doesn't recognise the number, which suggests that the boat has been gone from their waters for a while
When you say 'gone from their waters' does that mean a boat is licenced to whatever canal it's on (sorry for my ignorance) or does it mean it might not longer exist?
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Thank you all. Springer is useful, I did notice a lot of boats didn't have that shape when at a recent show and whilst looking round Gayton Marina.
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I'm looking for clearer photos. 38 ft.
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My grandparents owned a narrowboat, and I have recently been thinking about buying one. I have become really interested in seeing if I can trace their ole boat! Even just to see where she ended up, sentimental reasons really.
Here's the details:
Grandparent names: Cyril and Alice Cousins
Bought in 1984 from Cowroast Marina near Tring, she was called "Snoopy" at the time.
Re-named her "Cyralice"
Serial number is 79826 (there's a slim chance it's 79026 as the photo is fuzzy - attached)
She was first moored in Willowbridge Marina and then Gayton Marina in Northampton, on the Grand Union canal.
I checked on http://canalplan.org.uk/boats/ but she's not listed.
It was sold in the late 90's I think through the brokerage at Gayton Marina (part of Alvechurch group I think)
Thanks!
Rainey
Please help me trace my grandparent's old narrowboat
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Thank you so much.