-
number of
steamships were
named Beothic, including: SS
Beothic (1909), a
Norwegian sealing ship in
service 1909–29 SS
Beothic (1918), a
Canadian cargo ship...
- The
Beothuk (/biːˈɒtək/ or /ˈbeɪ.əθʊk/; also
spelled Beothuck) were a
group of
Indigenous people of
Canada who
lived on the
island of Newfoundland. The...
- engines. She was
originally the
Newfoundland seal
fishery support vessel Beothic,
renamed after Russian captain and
polar explorer Georgy Yakovlevich Sedov...
- to RCMP
outposts in the
Arctic on the
Canadian government supply ship
Beothic. The sketches, done both in oils on
birch panels and in pen and ink, were...
- town has been
mainly supported by the fish
plant in Valleyfield,
owned by
Beothic Fisheries since the 1960s. Like many
other Newfoundland fishing communities...
- (1914–1958; ex-CGC Earl Grey;
broken up)
Georgiy Sedov (1915–1967; ex-
Beothic (1909–1915);
broken up)
Sadko (1915–1941; ex-Lintrose (1912–1915); sank...
-
Island and his
first steamer was the
Walrus in 1893, and his last was the
Beothic II in 1928.
Although Captain George Barbour had many successes, he was...
- and
captained several ships.
During the 1934 season, he
captained the SS
Beothic. His crew
captured over 48,000 pelts,
therefore making Kean's
career seal...
- of Bellaventure, Bonaventure, and
Adventure and with Job
Brothers for
Beothic and Nascopie. They
purchased all
except for
Nascopie which continued her...
-
employer today is a fish
processing plant located in Valleyfield,
owned by
Beothic Fish Processors.
Wesleyville is
famous for its involvement, historically...
