Masters of Foundation Franklin
- 1930 - Captain James Sutherland.
- 1930-1932 -unknown
- 1932 - Captain Lewis.
- 1932-1934 - Captain Reginald Featherstone (and others). Featherstone was Salvage Master
- 1934-1940 - Captain Irvin Power. (Power was later Master of Foundation Aranmore)
- 1940(temp.)- Captain Benjamin Pope
- 1940 - Captain John Pynn.
- 1940-1941 - Captain Cecil Ormiston.
- 1941-1947 - Captain Harry M. Brushett.
- 1947-1948 - Captain John Lahey.
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