KWASIND SP 1233

Ship Name and Designation History

This section lists the names and designations that the ship had during its lifetime. The list is in chronological order.

Patrol Yacht
Built 1914 as NOKOMIS I
Acquired by U.S. Navy May 9 1917


1. USS KWASIND SP-1233
   Commissioned December 15 1917 - Decommissioned July 5 1919
   
   
2. SAELMO (Private Yacht)
   Sold 1921 to William H. Todd of New York and renamed for his mother (Sarah Elizabeth Moody)
   William Todd was a riveter with Robins Dry Dock Co. and worked on NOKOMIS I
   
   
3. DUPONT (Patrol Boat)
   Sold 1933 to the State of Maryland, converted to a patrol boat, and renamed
   
   
4. CATOCTIN (Patrol Boat)
   Renamed (Date unknown)
   Acquired by U.S. Coast Guard
   
   
5. USCGC CATOCTIN WPYc-58
   Converted to Coastal Patrol Yacht (WPYc) October 14 1942 and renamed
   Commissioned October 14 1942
   
   
6. USCGC WICOMICO WPYc-58
   Renamed September 1 1943
   Decommissioned June 1945
   
   
7. DUPONT (Patrol Boat)
   Reacquired by the State of Maryland and renamed
   
   Dropped from documentation 1963
   Fate unknown

 

Naval Covers

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Postmarks

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Other Information

KWASIND

NAMESAKE - A friend of Hiawatha known for his great strength in Longfellow's poem

WICOMICO

NAMESAKE - A river and county in Maryland

 

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