From: Dictionary of American Fighting Ships

A former name retained.

(IX - 67: dp. 503; l. 195'; b. 32'6"; dr. 15')

Guinevere (IX-67), an auxiliary schooner, was built by George Lawley & Sons, Neponset, Mass., in 1921, and acquired from her owner, Edgar Palmer of New York, 24 March 1942. She commissioned 16 June 1942 at Brooklyn, Lt. Henry H. Anderson in command.

After brief shakedown, Guinevere performed harbor patrol at Boston, escorted newly formed convoys out to sea, and periodically sailed to patrol off the coast of Greenland. She decommissioned 2 August 1945 and her name was struct [sic; struck] from the Navy List 13 August. She was transferred to the Maritime Commission for sale into private ownership 25 April 1946.

Transcribed by Yves HUBERT (hubertypc@aol.com)