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Solon GY 326
Solon built 07/05/1897 Cook Welton & Gemmell for Standard Steam Fishing Co Grimsby
01/03/1912 She was sold to Port of Blyth Steam Fishing Co Blyth renamed Lord Scarborough BH 92
10/12/1914 She went to Beacon Steam Fishing Co Grimsby and registered as GY 393
02/04/1917 She was Captured and sunk by U Boat in the North Sea 100 Miles east of May Island
Her Details Are
- Official Number 108469
- Yard Number 185
- GT 160 NT 55
- Dimensions 101.8 x 20.6 x 11
- Quarter deck 25 Foc’sle 19
- Engines by C D Holmes 50 NHP 9.5 Knots
Captured and sunk by U-boat in the North Sea 100 miles east of May Island 02/04/1917
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Malaga GY 393
Malaga Built 01/1917 as an Admiralty trawler, Canadian-built, Castle-class by Thor Iron Works, Toronto
15/6/1918 Completed
08/1919 RCN-manned. Paid off
1920 sold to Captain Munro
09/1926 Renamed MALAGA
09/1926 went to Boston DSF
Her Details are
- Official Number 146901
- GT 271 NT 123
- Dimensions 125.7 x 23.5 x 12.7
- Engines Triple Expansion 480 ihp 10.5 knots
18/10/1935 Missing
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Lord Scarborough GY 393
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02/04/1917 Sunk by U Boat 100 miles E of May Island
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Ayreshire GY 393
Ayrshire Built 27/08/1897 Edwards Bros North Shields for North Lincolnshire Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
Her Details are
- Official Number 108478
- Yard Number 568
- GT 133 NT 45
- Quarter Deck 19 Foc’sle 17
- Dimensions 96 x 20.7 x 10.7
- Engines 99 HP
11/03/1906 Foundered approx 60 miles ESE of Spurn Point
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Ugiebank GY 393
Ugiebank Built 1913 Hall Russell & Co Aberdeen for Peterhead Trawling Co Ltd PD 85
1932 To Richard Irvin & Sons Ltd North Shields
1939 Requisitioned as an Auxiliary Patrol vessel
14/03/1941 Bought by the Active Fishing Co Fleetwood whilst the vessel was still under requisition
1943 Sold to J Bennet Peterhead
1945 Returned
11/1946 Sold to A. Hamer Grimsby Registered as GY 393
Her Details are
- Official Number 130204
- Yard Number 524
- Admiralty Number FY 4.430
- GT 205 NT 79
- Dimensions 117.3 x 22 x 12.2
Scrapped 08/1951