J.J. Taylor

J. J. Taylor & Sons, Toronto ON

Most recent update: August 29, 2011.

J. J. Taylor was an English boatbuilder who started a yard in Toronto Harbour's Western Gap in 1914. The site was later taken over by the National and Alexandra Yacht Clubs, when Taylor moved to an inland manufacturing facility. He produced hundreds of small boats but few of any size, and the company is now a part of Saga Yachts. If you can make any additions or corrections to the table, please send your info to timcolton@aol.com

Hull #	CN	ON	Pennant	Name	Owner	Type	Tons	Feet	Built	Disposition
	128	190476	Q 052	ML 052	RN	Fairmile Motor Launch	85	112	31-Oct-41	Sold 1949 as Cyrius
	129	178975	Q 053	ML 053	RN	Fairmile Motor Launch	85	112	17-Nov-41	Sold post-war as Aloma III
	195	310616	Q 079	ML 079	RN	Fairmile Motor Launch	85	112	27-May-42	Sold post-war, reaccquired
	196	178622	Q 080	ML 080	RN	Fairmile Motor Launch	85	112	17-Jun-42	Sold post-war as Almeta Queen
	404	174988	Q 086	ML 086	RN	Fairmile Motor Launch	85	112	26-Oct-42	Sold 1946 as Nancy Grace
	405	156658	Q 087	ML 087	RN	Fairmile Motor Launch	85	112	9-Nov-42	Sold 1948 as Chef Tek8erimat
	406	174989	Q 088	ML 088	RN	Fairmile Motor Launch	85	112	5-Oct-43	Sold 1946 as Eighty-Eight
	737		Q 112	ML 112	RN	Fairmile Motor Launch	85	112	25-Oct-43	To RCMP 1945 as Fort Walsh
	738	176139	Q 113	ML 113	RN	Fairmile Motor Launch	85	112	20-Nov-43	Sold 1947 as Laverniere
	913		J 484	Cedar Lake	RCN		360	126	4-Nov-45	To Russia 1946 as T-197
	914		J 485	Cherry Lake	RCN		360	126		Cancelled, completed as ?