CHARTNERS was built by Henry Scarr at Hessle for River Lighterage of London in 1933, YN 356
She was renamed CASSIOPEIA by WE White some time during the 1960s and was eventually broken up at Grays in 1970.

CHARTNERS
O.N. 163340. 39g. 55.2 x 15.1 x 6.5 feet
C.2-cyl. by Plenty and Son, Newbury. 150 IHP.
8.5.1933: Registered at London; Vessel No. 46 of 1933 to the River Lighterage Co. Ltd., London, (Stephenson Clarke and Associated Companies Ltd, managers).
9.5.1933: Trials and completed by Henry Scarr Ltd., Hessle (Yard No.356)
8.1.1945: Managers renamed Stephenson Clarke Ltd.
196?: Sold to W.E. White and Son (Towage) Ltd., London renamed CASSIOPIEA.
1968: Sold to Christiani and Nielsen Ltd., London.
27.4.1970: Arrived at Grays, Essex for demolition by Thomas W. Ward Ltd., Sheffield.