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Charles Javens, "Trent Hero", 1881
« on: Tuesday 05 April 11 19:39 BST (UK) »
Hi there.

One of the more interesting characters I have found on my wife's side of the family was Charles Javens who turned up on the 1881 census on-board a boat called "Trent Hero" in Kingston-upon-Hull harbour- he is living with his wife and two of their children plus one other Mariner.

On the original document the boat is listed as Keil "Trent Hero".  Have poked about a bit on the internet but cannot find anything to tell me what the "Trent Hero" was.  My natural assumption was a river-boat/barge but it's only a guess.  Does anyone know how I can identify any information on the Trent Hero and what the keil part means?

Cheers!   :)

**EDIT..SORRY....I meant 1881!  Changed now!**

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Re: Charles Javens, "Trent Hero", 1901
« Reply #1 on: Tuesday 05 April 11 19:48 BST (UK) »
CAPES Hull. KIRK  Leeds, Hull. JONES  Wales,  Lancashire. CARROLL Ireland, Lancashire, U.S.A. BROUGHTON Leicester, Goole, Hull BORRILL  Lincolnshire, Durham, Hull. GROOM  Wishbech, Hull. ANTHONY St. John's Nfld. BUCKNALL Lincolnshire, Hull. BUTT Harbour Grace, Newfoundland. PARSONS  Western Bay, Newfoundland. MONAGHAN  Ireland, U.S.A. PERRY Cheshire, Liverpool.
 
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Re: Charles Javens, "Trent Hero", 1901
« Reply #2 on: Tuesday 05 April 11 19:51 BST (UK) »
Ahhh.. thank you very much!  Did not come across that site!

So the Kiel was actually "Keel" to identify the type of boat.  Very interesting!

Thank-you very much! :-)

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Re: Charles Javens, "Trent Hero", 1881
« Reply #3 on: Tuesday 05 April 11 19:52 BST (UK) »
My pleasure...Charles shows up too 8)
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CAPES Hull. KIRK  Leeds, Hull. JONES  Wales,  Lancashire. CARROLL Ireland, Lancashire, U.S.A. BROUGHTON Leicester, Goole, Hull BORRILL  Lincolnshire, Durham, Hull. GROOM  Wishbech, Hull. ANTHONY St. John's Nfld. BUCKNALL Lincolnshire, Hull. BUTT Harbour Grace, Newfoundland. PARSONS  Western Bay, Newfoundland. MONAGHAN  Ireland, U.S.A. PERRY Cheshire, Liverpool.
 
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Re: Charles Javens, "Trent Hero", 1881
« Reply #4 on: Tuesday 05 April 11 20:13 BST (UK) »
Yes, and listed as Captain.  It's interesting because I know one of his sons is on another vessel in Hull harbour at the same time, the Emulous.  I have found it on the link you sent me - thanks again!  10 tonnes lighter than his fathers boat but still... it's listed in his name.

Well, another area to investigate and learn about!  Humber Keel boats!   ;D

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Re: Charles Javens, "Trent Hero", 1881
« Reply #5 on: Monday 11 April 11 18:55 BST (UK) »
Hi carrumba
Are you aware of this.. Humber Keel and Sloop Preservation Society
http://www.humberships.org.uk/
http://www.humberships.org.uk/humber-keel-comrade/humber-keel-origins.html

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HALL     REEPHAM, HACKFORD, GUESTWICK, NFK
HALL     YORK, HOLME ON SPALDING MOOR, E. YKS
HALL     BELBY, Nr HOWDEN, E. YKS
HOUFE   YORK, RICCALL, THIRSK, DURHAM, LANCASHIRE
FEATHERSTONE     KNEDLINGTON, GILBERDYKE, E. YKS
CLAYTON   PATRINGTON, KEYINGHAM, STADDLETHORPE, E. YKS
CAWOOD   RAWCLIFFE, STADDLETHORPE
WALKER     HADDELSEY, EASTRINGTON, SHIPTONTHORPE, E. YKS
BEAN         STILLINGFLEET, ULLESKELF, KIRKBY WHARFE, YKS
TAYLES     LINCS.

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Re: Charles Javens, "Trent Hero", 1881
« Reply #6 on: Sunday 06 April 14 20:25 BST (UK) »
The waterway theme continues in the Javens family - Charles' uncle Philip Javens (1811-1876) can be found moored in Fall Ings Lock, Wakefield, on board his vessel 'True Blue' alongside his son Philip Finney Javens Sr. (1845-1931) aboard his vessel 'Tyne'.  In 1871 the latter was Mate aboard 'Humber' in Myton, Hull, and in 1879 was master of 'Industry' plying the Barnsley Canal out of Wakefield.
Charles' parents were James Javens and Elizabeth Rushby.
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