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Searching for Trumpy Yacht: Troubadour

Discussion in 'Trumpy Yacht' started by Barry G, Jul 4, 2017.

  1. Barry G

    Barry G New Member

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    My grandfather, Louis Sherwood Griffing Sr. owned a large Trumpy over 100 feet and kept it in Hartford Ct on the Connecticut river. It was called Troubadour. This would have been in the mid thirties. I am looking for info on the boat. I have pics with my grandfather, grand mother ,father and others on board. Anyone know of the boat? Thank you for any help. Barry Griffing.
  2. Barry G

    Barry G New Member

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    The boat could also have been another brand like an Elco. I'm not sure of the brand. I will post a picture.
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  4. Capt Ralph

    Capt Ralph Senior Member

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    The boat page says Mathais. Just above bottom left.
    Also luved the line; Protane gas used for cooking.
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    I thought the gas engines in a 92' was pretty interesting myself.
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    The Winton, Roughly, the granddaddy of our Detroit's.
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    SeaEric YF Historian

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    Likely a misspelling of Mathis.
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    SeaEric YF Historian

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    Troubador is likely gone for many years. Her last known (second) owner was in 1971 - Sabine Towing and Trans Co. She was then named "Ilderim". Webb Jay was her first owner.
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    I'm sure your correct, but it was of humorist note.