Veronica Built 1896 Cochrane & Cooper Beverley for Arctic Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
05/1904 Sold to Acties Veronica Norway
11/02/1906 Stranded 5 miles East of Lossiemouth Total Loss
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11/02/1906 Stranded 5 miles East of Lossiemouth Total Loss
Veresis built 1915 Cochrane & Sons Selby for Atlas Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
04/1915 Requisitioned
1921 Returned
09/1936 Sold to the Earl Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
04/1937 Renamed Wyoming
11/1939 Requisitioned as an auxiliary patrol vessel Based at Grimsby for Fishery Protection
12/1940 Sold to Sir Alec Black Bart Grimsby
1941 Converted to a minesweeper
22/04/1942 Bought by the Active Fishing Co Fleetwood
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Sank after hitting a mine off Harwich 20/05/1944
Verbena Built 1897 Cochrane & Cooper Beverley for Arctic Steam Fishing Co. Ltd Grimsby
10/1904 Sold to Christian & Nicolay Lindtner Stranvanger Norway
08/1906 Returned to Arctic Steam Fishing Registered as GY 176
05/1911 Sold to South Western Steam Fishing Co Grimsby & Fleetwood
06/1914 Sold to the Savoy Steam Fishing Co Grimsby
04/1915 Requisitioned as an APV
12/1915 Renamed Verbena II
10/1918 Returned to owners
12/1918 Sold to H. Wood Grimsby
03/12/1919 Reverted to Verbena GY 176
02/1925 Sold for Breaking Up
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Scrapped 02/1925
Verbena built 1897
04/1915 Requisitioned
12/1915 Renamed Verbena II
10/1918 Returned
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Vera Built 1896 Cochrane & Cooper Beverley for Atlas Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
10/1901 Sold to John Blow Jnr & Others Grimsby
03/1906 Bought by J H Tate, M Kirk & G Smith Grimsby
08/1915 Sold to W. Ellis
21/01/1917 Captured by U 44 in the North sea and taken as a Prize
1919 Returned
1923 Sold to Boston Deep Sea Fishing Boston Renamed Bonby BN 165
1924 Sold to B Robson Stockton on Tees
1925 Sold to G Gautier Lorient France Renamed La Dorade
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18/02/1929 Stranded on the South Coast of lle de Groix Brittany
Venus Built 1896 Cochrane & Cooper Beverley for Atlas Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
06/1906 Sold to Gerb P&K Malachoff Reval Russia (Now Estonia – Tallin) Renamed Brat
1917 Sold to Ludv Fladmark A/S Alesund Norway renamed Bratt
Used as a Salvage Vessel
1933 Sold to A/S Bratt Alesund Norway
14/03/1960 Partly Capsized and Grounded near North Coast of Tromsoya
18/03/1960 Refloated
1960 Sold to Peder Norvoll & Others and converted for fishing
1962 Renamed Kiberg
1967 Sold to Lars L Austnes Partrederi Haramsoy
1972 Sold to Einar Austnes Alesund
1982 Sold to Magne Hamlott Trondheim
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Venture built 1905 Cochrane & Sons Selby for William H. S. Doughty & F. Bacon Grimsby
05/1905 Registered to F. Bacon Grimsby
01/1909 William H. S. Doughty & F. Bacon Grimsby
06/1912 Sold to W. Barton & F. Bacon Grimsby
11/1914 Requisitioned as a mine sweeper
1919 Returned
11/1939 Requisitioned as an auxiliary patrol vessel
01/1940 Renamed Dasher
02/1940 Returned to owners
04/1944 Requisitioned as an Esso fuel carrier
11/1944 Returned to owners
04/1952 Bought by Alfred Bannister Grimsby
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Scrapped 04/1956
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