Lord De Ramsey built 1911 Smiths Dock Co Ltd South Bank Middlesbrough Built for the Port of Blyth Steam Fishing & Ice Co Ltd Blyth
Originally Named Lord Grey
08/1913 Bought by Consolidated Steam Fishing & Ice Co
02/1915 Requisitioned as a mine sweeper1919 Returned
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Scrapped 10/1924
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Lord Collingwood built 19/07/1894 Cook Welton & Gemmell for George W Brown of Hull
Originally Named City of Exeter Registered as H 256
09/04/1912 Went to Port of Blyth Steam Fishing Co Blyth
Registered BH 96 renamed Lord Collingwood
10/12/1914 Went to Beacon Steam Fishing Co Grimsby
Registered as GY 405
23/10/1915 Went to Aldersyde Steam Fishing Co Grimsby
08/11/1916 she went to Richard W Crawford Scarborough
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22/02/1917 Captured by U-boat and sunk 129 miles from Longstone
Lord Chancellor Built 09/1888 by Cook Welton & Gemmell for Humber Steam Trawling Co Hull
05/07/1906 Sold to James Hall Sunderland SD 86
10/1915 sold to W Grant Grimsby registered as GY 711
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16/04/1917 Sunk by U Boat 50 miles N E of Longstone Holy Island
LORD CECIL built 1916
07/1916 Requisitioned as minesweeper
1919 Returned
Served in WW2
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Lord Byng Built 1918 Cochrane & Sons Selby for The Admiralty as Mersey Class William Jackson
Sold to Hull owners renamed Lord Byng
01/1929 Bought by the Bunch Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby registered as GY 9
05/1936 Sold to Boston Deep Sea Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
07/1936 Renamed Evelyn Rose
08/1945 Bought by the Cevic Steam Fishing Co Ltd Fleetwood but kept her Grimsby registration.
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Ran aground and sank off Mull Scotland 31/12/1954
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09/06/1934 Foundered approx 21 miles from Scrabster