Rose of England Built 1908 Cochrane & Sons Selby for John Duncan Liverpool
1915 In Admiralty service as a minesweeper
1919 Returned
12/1935 Bought by H. Franklin Grimsby registered as GY 236
01/1939 trawler Rose of England returned to Grimsby to land a sick deck hand, Harry Walker aged 34 of 31 Humber-street whilst on watch he collapsed. He was landed and taken to hospital.
1940 In Admiralty service as an Auxiliary Patrol vessel
1946 Returned
Her Details are
- Official Number 127954
- Yard Number 445
- GT 222 NT 85
- Dimensions 120.2 x 22
- Quarter deck 69 Foc’sle 20
To Belgium 11/1961 presumably for scrapping