Wave Queen built 08/1868 as a Smack Trawl at Grimsby
03/1869 Wave Queen Registered as GY 155 owned by W.W. Dawson
11/1874 went to C.M. Mundahl Managers H.J. Haaland, G. Hobson, T. Playford
03/1899 sold to Norwegians
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Eastbourne Built 1896 Mackie & Thomson Govan for Hagerup Doughty & Co Grimsby
04/1906 Registered to Consolidated Steam Fishing & Ice Co
12/1916 Sold to new owners in Fleetwood
1917 Requisitioned
1919 Returned
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Akranes Built 07/09/1929 Cochrane & Sons for Consolidated Fisheries Ltd, Grimsby
11/1929 Registered
08/1939 Requisitioned by the Admiralty as a minesweeper.
Joined the 40th Minesweeper Group based at Grimsby.
04/07/1941 Lost Foundered following attack by German aircraft in Bridlington bay.
She had been made command vessel of a group of three mine sweeping trawlers, employed in sweeping the channel between Flamborough Head and Sheringham.
The trawler was at anchor off Danes Dyke, south of Flamborough Head at night, with the trawlers Sandringham and Almandine, following the days mine sweeping work.
The Almandine was guard ship for the night, shortly after midnight a German aircraft approached very low, the gunners on the Almandine assumed it to be an allied plane returning from a raid.
The plane dropped two bombs, neither of which exploded, but cannon fire ripped through the deck of the Akranes and caused her to sink, leaving her wheelhouse and forecastle awash.
The crew escaped in their own lifeboat.
| Surname | Forenames | Age at Death | Date of Death | Rank | Boat |
| BAIN | William S R | 31 | 12/07/1941 | Stoker | Akranes |
Her Details are
04/07/1941 Sunk by Aircraft Bridlington Bay whilst in Admiralty Service