Carlton Built 18/12/1906 Cochrane & Sons Selby for T. C. & F. Moss Grimsby
12/1915 Requisitioned as a minesweeper
02/1916 Returned
| Surname | Forenames | Age at Death | Date of Death | Rank | Boat |
| JOYNES | HENRY | 44 | 21/02/1916 | Deck Hand | Carlton |
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21/02/1916 Sunk by Mine off Folkstone whilst in Admiralty Service
Carlisle Built 29/08/1961 Goole Shipbuilding & Repairing Co Ltd Goole for Consolidated Fisheries Ltd Grimsby and registered to subsidiary company Rhondda Steam Fishing Co
27/11/1978 Sold to Colne Fishing Co Lowestoft registered as LT 389
02/07/1987 Sold for scrap to Liguria Maritime
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10/07/1987 The Carlisle sailed from Lowestoft, bound for the breakers yard at Medway Kent
Details to follow
Carisbrooke Built 03/09/1928 Cochrane & Sons Selby for Queen Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
14/05/1934 Lost Crew F Burton
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Scrapped in 1963
Carinthia Built 20/05/1896 Edwards Bros North Shields for Grimsby Alliance Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
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09/1904 Sold to owners in Spain where she became La Union
Carilon built 28/04/1915 Cook Welton & Gemmell Beverley for Marshall Line Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
Requisitioned 11/1915 as a minesweeper
24/12/1915 North Sea – Dover Patrol Skipper William Reuben Francis RNR, Sweeping near Elbow buoy off North Foreland was mined in field off Kent the day before and badly damaged. Mines laid by UC.1 on the 23/12/1915 Egon von Werner was Skipper
Actaeon closed to take her in tow, foundered near Margate last noted position 51.24.25N, 01.30.12E
No lives lost
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Mined 24/12/1915 off Margate whilst in Admiralty Service The mine was laid
Carieda Built 1913 Cook Welton & Gemmell Beverley for Pelham Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
04/1915 Requisitioned as a minesweeper
24/09/1915 Sold to the Rushworth Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
22/03/1918 Bought by the Yarborough Steam Fishing Co Ltd Hull
1919 Returned to commercial fishing
25/07/1924 Sold to Harold Bacon Grimsby
05/09/1930 Bought by the Kottingham Trawling Co Grimsby
18/04/1940 Requisitioned as a balloon barrage vessel
24/04/1940 Returned to owners
03/01/1944 Bought by the Parkholme Trawling Co Grimsby
30/07/1949 Sold to Trawlers Grimsby Ltd Grimsby
10/04/1953 Sold to Derwent Trawlers Ltd Grimsby
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Arrived at Hendrik-Ido-Ambracht on the 24/07/1958 for breaking up
Cariama Built 04/02/1904 Cook Welton & Gemmell Beverley for Thomas Baskcomb Grimsby
15/01/1907 Sold to Reading & Dickinson Swansea registered as SA 41
1908 Bought by the Hector Steam Trawling Co Ltd Swansea
15/01/1907 Sold to the Mersey Steam Trawling Co Ltd Fleetwood Renamed Meuse registered FD 107
1917 Requisitioned into the Fishery Reserve
1919 Returned to owners
1926 Bought by W. Morley & Co Fleetwood
1932 Sold to the Oceanic Trading Corp Fleetwood
1933 Bought by the Hewett Fishing Co Fleetwood
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Scrapped in 1935
Details to follow
Carency Built 20/04/1916 Cook Welton & Gemmell Beverley for Earl Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
12/1916 Requisitioned as a minesweeper
14/12/1916 Sold to the Beacon Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
19/02/1918 Sold to the Great Northern Steam Ship Fishing Co Ltd Hull registered as H 611
1918 Bought by the Star Steam Trawling Co Ltd Hull
1919 Returned to owners
1921 Sold to the South Western Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby registered as GY 46
1924 Bought again by the Earl Steam Fishing Co Ltd
1938 Sold to W. M. M. Curtis & McCabe Dublin registered as D 119
08/1939 Sold to the Admiralty as an anti-submarine trawler and examination vessel
1947 Returned to owners
1947 Bought by W. Wood Aberdeen registered as A 129
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Stranded in thick fog at Noss Head Greenigoe one mile north of Wick The Gilmar A 300 came to her aid and took off all of the crew The Gilmar then attempted to pull the stranded vessel free but only succeeded in moving her 20 feet
Two hours later the Carency slipped off the rocks and sank 28/06/1957