Table:
Number | Name | Year Built | Boat Builder | Current Status
1 | Hilbre | 1958.0 | Williams & Nixon, Deganwy | WKSC-Regularly sailed
2 | Highlight | 1959.0 | Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry | WKSC-Regularly sailed
3 | Hilary | 1959.0 | Williams & Nixon, Deganwy | South of Wales
4 | Hioco | 1959.0 | Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry | WKSC-Regularly sailed
5 | Hirondelle | 1959.0 | Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry | WKSC-Regularly sailed
6 | Hie | 1959.0 | Williams & Nixon, Deganwy | WKSC-Regularly sailed
7 | Highwayman | 1959.0 | Williams & Nixon, Deganwy | WKSC-Regularly sailed
8 | Hiccup | 1959.0 | Williams & Nixon, Deganwy | WKSC-Regularly sailed
9 | Hiawatha | 1960.0 | Williams & Nixon, Deganwy | WKSC-Regularly sailed
10 | Hidalgo | 1960.0 | Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry | Located in Hamburg, Germany
11 | Highlander | 1960.0 | Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry | Lying in Heswall Boat yard last 10 years, cuddy removed and decking changed to resemble a half rater
12 | Hippo | 1960.0 | Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry | WKSC
13 | No boat |  |  | 
14 | Hibernia | 1961.0 | Turner & Son, Donegal | Last heard located at Fiddlers Ferry SC
15 | Hieros | 1961.0 | Turner & Son, Donegal | Understood to be in a garden in Chester
16 | High & Dry | 1961.0 | Turner & Son, Donegal | Went down in the Persian gulf after 130 degree temperatures in 1981
17 | Hilsa | 1961.0 | Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry | WKSC-Regularly sailed
18 | Hijinx | 1960.0 | Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry | Abersoch
19 | Hilarity | 1960.0 | Williams & Nixon, Deganwy | WKSC-Regularly sailed
20 | Hilda | 1960.0 | Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry | WKSC-Regularly sailed
21 | Highlea | 1960.0 | Williams & Nixon, Deganwy | Last heard in Polperro
22 | Hijack | 1961.0 | Turner & Son, Donegal | Set on fire and destroyed in Nevin,in 1995 after a dispute with local fishermen
23 | Hi-Falutin | 1962.0 | Wirral Boat Co., Rock Ferry | Located at West Cheshire SC
24 | Hibiscus | 1961.0 | Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry | Sunk when it disappeared from its mooring at Tranmere in 1984
25 | Hideaway | 1961.0 | JM Lowther, Whitby | Originally built out of class, subsequently altered and accepted by the Association in 1978. Five similar boats thought to have been built but not classed as Hilbres. Last Heard in West Lancs SC in 1996
26 | Hispaniola | 1961.0 | Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry | Last heard of heard in Irvine, Scotland
27 | Hicotee | 1961.0 | Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry | WKSC-Regularly sailed
28 | Highland Scot | 1961.0 | Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry | WKSC - Regularly sailed
29 | Hither | 1961.0 | Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry | WKSC - Regularly sailed
30 | Hiatus | 1961.0 | Crossfield Successors, Arnside | Last heard of in Barrow in Furness
31 | Hi Sheriff | 1961.0 | Crossfield Successors, Arnside | WKSC-Regularly sailed
32 | Hiraethog | 1960.0 | Williams & Nixon, Deganwy | WKSC-Hilbre Association Boat....Undergoing a rebuild by the Association
33 | Hiwmor | 1961.0 | Crossfield Successors, Arnside | South East England
34 | Hi Fi | 1960.0 | Crossfield Successors, Arnside | WKSC - Regularly sailed
35 | Hilo | 1961.0 | Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry | Wrecked when escaped moorings at West Kirby SC
36 | Hinayana | 1961.0 | Crossfield Successors, Arnside | Poorly repaired in the past and beyond economic repair and subsequently set on fire on bonfire night
37 | Hinden | 1961.0 | Crossfield Successors, Arnside | Destroyed when put in a skip in Liverpool by over keen repairers who cut three feet off the stern in 1994
38 | Hinemoa | 1961.0 | Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry | WKSC - Regularly sailed
39 | Hickory | 1961.0 | Crossfield Successors, Arnside | Burnt on Bonfire Night
40 | Hirundo | 1961.0 | Crossfield Successors, Arnside | Broken up and burnt with parts re-used
41 | Highcrest | 1961.0 | Crossfield Successors, Arnside | Wrecked when came off its moorings at West Kirby SC
42 | Hindu Honey | 1962.0 | Crossfield Successors, Arnside | Destroyed/sank in North Wales with parts made available to the Hilbre Association
43 | Hildebrand | 1962.0 | Crossfield Successors, Arnside | Last heard in Northumberland
44 | Hibrena | 1961.0 | Crossfield Successors, Arnside | Cut up and burnt in 2002 and parts salvaged for use by the Association
45 | Hifactum | 1962.0 | Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry | Lying in a garden in the Irby, Wirral
46 | Hi C | 1962.0 | Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry | Hilbre Association boat requiring extensive work
47 | Highland Piper | 1961.0 | William Partington Marine, Pwhelli | WKSC-Regularly sailed
48 | Hi Di Hi | 1961.0 | Crossfield Successors, Arnside | Damaged beyond repair and burnt on bonfire night 2011 at WKSC
49 | Higgler | 1961.0 | Crossfield Successors, Arnside | Last heard of in Polperro
50 | Heulwen | 1962.0 | Wirral Boat Co., Rock Ferry | Porthmadog
51 | Hiatus | 1962.0 | Wirral Boat Co., Rock Ferry | WKSC -
52 | Hikari | 1963.0 | Crossfield Successors, Arnside | Converted to fishing boat, although understood now to be destroyed and burnt
53 | High Hat | 1963.0 | William Partington Marine, Pwhelli | WKSC-Regularly sailed
54 | Hinon | 1964.0 | Crossfield Successors, Arnside | Lying in a garden in Buckley, in a poor condition
55 | Hiriver | 1964.0 | Anglesey Boat Co., Beaumaris | Sunk in the river Mersey, when swamped by the Isle of Man Ferry in 1970
56 | Hipparchus | 1966.0 | Anglesey Boat Co., Beaumaris | Liverpool Maritime Museum

Question: what boat builder created the hie after the hirondelle?
Answer: Williams & Nixon, Deganwy

Question: what is the oldest ship of these three: highlea, hijack or hi-falutin?
Answer: Highlea

Question: how many boat builders are listed?
Answer: 9

Question: which year saw the most ships produced?
Answer: 1961

Question: what is the number of keelboats built between 1958-1962?
Answer: 51

Question: how long has the highlander been lying in heswall boat yard according to the table?
Answer: 10 years

Question: which of highlight, hilary and hilbre was not built in 1959?
Answer: Hilbre

Question: which boat builder is the most popular?
Answer: Enterprise Boat Company, Rock Ferry