Mena built 1914
02/1915 Requisitioned as a mine sweeper
1920 Returned
Served as Luda Lady in WW2
Her Details are
- Official Number
- Admiralty Number FY 453
- GT 234
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Cockatoo GY 210
Cockatoo built 12/1866 as a dandy trawl
Originally Registered as GY 210
04/1871 Registered as GY 26 owned by J.D. Hawke
02/1871 went to W. Ashford
09/1889 went to F. Rushworth and W. Brown
11/1889 sold to G.E.J. Moody
01/1891 sold to Norwegians
Her details are
- Official Number 56967
- GT 58.43
- Dimensions 67.4 x 18.4 x 10.1
- Crewed by 3 Men and 2 Boys
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Captain Folly GY 210
Details to follow
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Boston Tristar GY 210
Boston Tristar Built 24/05/1960 John Lewis & Sons Ltd Aberdeen for Iago Steam Trawler Co Ltd London as Captain Foley LO 33
03/1972 Became Boston Tristar and registered as GY 210
08/1976 Bought by Colne Shipping Co Ltd Lowestoft
10/1976 Renamed St. Mark and registered as LT327
Her Details are
- Official Number 302523
- Yard Number 294
- GT 434 NT 142
- Dimensions 139.9 x 28.2 x 12.8
- Foc’sle 28
- Engines 6 cylinder 1230hp British Polar
- Call Sign GHFA
Sank following a collision with Vikingbank The vessel was later located off the north Norfolk coast in the vicinity of Cromer
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Begonia GY 210
Begonia Built 16/05/1889 by Cochrane Cooper & Schofield Beverley for North Eastern Steam Fishing Co
04/03/1908 Vessel wrecked on Sow & Pigs rocks North of Blyth
03/04/1908 Registry Closed
Her Details are
- Official Number 96197
- Yard number 27
- GT 165 NT 70
- Quarter Deck 18 Foc’sle 22
- Dimensions 106.5 x 20.5 x 11.5
- Engines by C D Holmes 50 NHP 10 Knots
04/03/1908 Stranded The Sow and Pigs Rocks North of Blythe