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Pinewold GY 609
Pinewold Built 07/04/1898 Cochranes of Selby for Northwold Steam Fishing Co Grimsby
Registered as GY 609 14/04/1898
11/04/1904 Sold to Norway
08/1906 Sold to Northwold Fishing Co Grimsby
31/08/1906 Registered as GY 177
29/05/1917 Requisitioned for Fishery Reserve
1919 Released
06/1922 Sold to Cockrill & Co Milford Haven
11/1922 Sold to Wattez Freres Boulogne France and renamed Jean Louise
1932 Sold to Ch Gueulle Fils Boulogne Renamed Marie Jeanine
09/1952 Sold for Breaking up
Her Details are
- Official Number 109523
- Yard Number 195
- GT 147 NT 41
- Dimensions 96.7 x 19.9 x 11.2
- Engines by Amos & Smith 36rhp 3 Cyl 10.0 Knots
09/1952 Sold for Breaking up
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Petrel GY 609
Petrel Built 1893 Cook Welton & Gemmell for Pickering & Haldanes Steam Trawling Co Hull H 222
30/01/1912 she was sold to James Hall Sunderland SD 5
1915 she was sold to H Wood Grimsby GY 609
29/01/1916 An explosion under the off quarter caused all the plates to be strung and the engine gear displaced and she began to take in water. The crew took to their boat. However she remained afloat and the crew went back aboard and eventually with the help of a Hull trawler managed to reach Grimsby.
30/03/1917 she was captured by UC 77 commanded by Reinhard Von Rebanau and sunk 120 miles East of Aberdeen 57.00N 01.30E No reported casualties
Her Details are
- Official Number 102920
- Yard Number 111
- 151 GT 64 NT
- Dimensions 101.5 x 20.6 x 11
- Quarter deck 18 Foc’sle 18
- Engines by C D Holmes 45 NHP 10 Knots
30/03/1917 Sunk by U Boat 120 miles E of Aberdeen