| 1960 |
Built
in 1960, by Mr. Leonard Barrett Bates, and originaly called 'GEORGETTE' |
| 1965 |
Mr. P. B. Abrahams returned
her to Bates yard for minor work and moorings. Then named "LADY BEA". |
| 1967 |
Mr. J. Gregg, moved to
Tom Jones boat yard, Windsor. |
| 1982
|
Next heard of in 1982,
owned by Mr. William Rich, returned to Chertsey and was sold to Colin J.
Turner in June. Major works were undertaken, until the owner ran out of
money. She remained in the yard, deteriorating, for seven years. |
| 1991 |
Diana Bates, (the builders
daughter) took pity on the boat, and the boat was taken to Michael Dennett's
yard and completely restored. |
| 1992 |
Re-launched, and moored
at W. Bates & Son. |
| July 1994 |
Winner of the "Bates Wheel" trophy at the Thames Traditional Boat Rally. |
| 1995 |
Sold to Robert Tracy of Yeading. |
| Sept 1996 |
On brokerage at Bates Yard. |
| Feb 1998 |
Aquired by Emma Blackburn & Don Galles. |
| July 2001 |
Winner of the "Bates Wheel" trophy at the Thames Traditional Boat Rally. |
| July 2006 |
Sold to Quentin Hoodless of Sutton Courtenay, Oxfordshire. |
