Regina Built 1891 Earle’s Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd Hull for W. F. Stroud Grimsby
05/1905 Sold to J. Ballard
02/1908 To owners in Aberdeen renamed Reginia
Bought by owners in France became Sterne
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Reggio built 27/07/1911 Cochranes & Sons for the Yorkshire Steam Fishing Co H 327
Original Name Lord Knollys
1919 sold to F Langley of Hull
1922 Sold to Dugglesby Fish Selling Co Hull
1925 Sold to Midland Steam Trawling Co Hull
1928 Sold to Dinas Steam Fishing Co Fleetwood FD 167
1940 Sold to A Black Grimsby GY 368
02/1943 Sold to J Harrison Grimsby
05/1943 Sold to J C Ross Grimsby
1946 Sold to Grimsby Motor Trawlers Grimsby
08/1953 Sold to G F Sleight and Renamed Reggio
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01/1956 Scrapped
Regardo built 01/07/1915 Cook Welton & Gemmel for G F Sleight.
12/1915 Requisitioned converted to a minesweeper
1919 Returned to the owners
17/11/1933 Sold to Sleight & Humphreys Grimsby
11/1939 Requisitioned as a minesweeper, Fuel carrier
Whilst at Grimsby she was Ungrouped
1943 Based at Dover for minesweeping duties around “Hellfire Corner”
She sustained slight damage from a near miss shell in 07/1943
01/1944 converted to an Esso
17/12/1945 Returned to owners
17/05/1949 Sold to G F Sleight
15/10/1956 Sold to Derwent Trawlers Grimsby
26/07/1960 Sold to Yorkshire Trawlers Grimsby
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1962 Sold for scrap to Van Heyghen Freres Belguim, Arriving 08/05/1962 Bruges for breaking
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25/12/1937 Stranded off Gergaholni near Utskalar Iceland
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04/07/1923 Stranded Aveiro Portugal after being Abandoned
Refundo built 27/11/1916 Cook Welton & Gemmel for G F Sleight Grimsby
07/1917 Requisitioned converted to a Bomb Thrower / Antisubmarine Vessel fitted with Hydrophonic Listening equipment and a minesweeper
1920 Returned to the owners
06/1927 went to R L Humphreys Grimsby
17/11/1933 She went to Sleight & Humphrey Grimsby
11/1939 Requisitioned as a minesweeper
1940 she was fitted out as a trials ship with a “Bucket” an electric hammer device designed to detonate acoustic mines at a range of approx 1 mile
18/12/1940 she detonated a mine under her bow killing 2 of the crew whilst testing the equipment, taken in tow but sank West of the Beach End Buoy, 2 crew were lost whilst serving with the 117th minesweeper group based at Harwich
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18/12/1940 Mined off Harwich whilst in Admiralty Service
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