Velinda Built 1956 Cook Welton & Gemmell Beverley for Atlas Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
24/01/1966 Sold to Northern Trawlers Ltd Grimsby
10/12/1973 Landed 2,929 kits of fish which grossed £47,500 and broke the then port landings record
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Scrapped 27/05/1976
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Monarch built 1904 Cochrane & Sons Selby for the Monarch Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
04/1906 Registered to Consolidated Steam Fishing & Ice Co.
07/1915 Requisitioned as a mine sweeper
08/1915 Renamed Monarch III
1919 Returned
08/1918 Sold to J. Little
03/1919 Sold to Brent Steam Fishing
01/1925 Sold to Frank V. Vokes & Co Princes Dock Street Hull renamed Golden Gleam
1929 Owned by Mrs Edith Crimlis Filey
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Bempton Built 29/11/1913 Cook Welton & Gemmell Beverley for Hull Steam Fishing & Ice Co Ltd Hull Registered as H 19
04/1915 Requisitioned as a minesweeper
1919 Returned to commercial fishing
06/03/1936 Bought by Heward Trawlers Ltd London registered LO 192
27/04/1943 Sold to the Kingston Steam Trawling Co Ltd Hull and registered as H 546
07/03/1957 To the Loyal Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby and registered as GY 29
1951 Sold to A Hay Aberdeen and registered as A 673
1958 Sold for scrap to F. & W. Joch Germany
One Incident involving the Bempton, 20 miles SW of the Mizzen Head Ireland the Italian barque Sardomene was makingthe land from West Australia with a cargo of Timber she was being escorted by the Bempton a Submarine managed to get off a shot between the two vessels (Bempton was steaming 1000 yards ahead) and the ship under sail. A massive expolsion ensued and although the Bempton launched a boat she could only rescue 7 survivors in good health with 2 injured and 2 corpses this left 10 men missing
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Arrived at Hamburg for scrapping on the 07/05/1958