Alabama Built 15/09/1898 Edwards Bros North Shields for J. & G. Alward Ltd Grimsby
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24/09/1905 Stranded 1/2 mile E of Cape Wrath
Built 11/1863 as a Dandy Trawl
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Missing Supposed foundered in the North sea 12/1877
Akranes built 24/02/1899 by Edwards Bros, North Shields for Fiskeri og Handels A/S Isafold, Reykjavik, Iceland
1915 sold to James H Marr Fleetwood FD 33
Requisitioned by the Admiralty as a Boom Defence Vessel
1919 Returned to owners
10/1920 Sold to Edward Baxter, Grimsby
02/1923 Sold to E. Baskcomb, Grimsby
05/1928 Sold to Baskcomb & Northcote Ltd, Grimsby
08/1929 Sold to Dutch owners. Renamed Anna Josina
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Scrapped in 1936
Akranes Built 07/09/1929 Cochrane & Sons for Consolidated Fisheries Ltd, Grimsby
11/1929 Registered
08/1939 Requisitioned by the Admiralty as a minesweeper.
Joined the 40th Minesweeper Group based at Grimsby.
04/07/1941 Lost Foundered following attack by German aircraft in Bridlington bay.
She had been made command vessel of a group of three mine sweeping trawlers, employed in sweeping the channel between Flamborough Head and Sheringham.
The trawler was at anchor off Danes Dyke, south of Flamborough Head at night, with the trawlers Sandringham and Almandine, following the days mine sweeping work.
The Almandine was guard ship for the night, shortly after midnight a German aircraft approached very low, the gunners on the Almandine assumed it to be an allied plane returning from a raid.
The plane dropped two bombs, neither of which exploded, but cannon fire ripped through the deck of the Akranes and caused her to sink, leaving her wheelhouse and forecastle awash.
The crew escaped in their own lifeboat.
| Surname | Forenames | Age at Death | Date of Death | Rank | Boat |
| BAIN | William S R | 31 | 12/07/1941 | Stoker | Akranes |
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04/07/1941 Sunk by Aircraft Bridlington Bay whilst in Admiralty Service
Ajax built 14/02/1896 by Cochrane Cooper & Schofield Beverly for W Grant
Registered 02/1896 GY 18
03/09/14 The Vessel was presumed mined approx 29 miles E by N of Spurn
All 9 hands lost
Grimsby Telegraph 03/09/1914 Reports
The Ajax sailed from Grimsby on the a.m. tide Wednesday 26/08/1914
Thursday 03/09/1914 Skipper H. Baker, of the trawler Cygnus which arrived in dock Wednesday night, reported having picked up, at eleven o’clock yesterday morning, on the way to Grimsby, a buoy belonging to the Ajax
This was about 29 miles E. 3/4 N. of Spurn. There was also floating on the surface of the water a piece of wreckage which had apparently formed part of the life-boat, together pound boards and dead fish, mostly cod.
The trawler Gardenia which was outward bound, also passed the spot, and picked up another life-buoy carried by the Ajax
Ship presumed mined, given up as lost with all nine hands
| Surname | Forename | Age At Death | Date Of Death | Rank | Unit |
| GRANT | ALFRED | 25 | 02/09/1914 | Third Hand | Ajax |
| GRANT | EDWARD | Unknown | 02/09/1914 | Skipper | Ajax |
| PETTMAN | 50 | 02/09/1914 | First Engineer | Ajax | |
| ELTON | 30 | 02/09/1914 | Fourth Hand | Ajax | |
| COLEMAN | 40 | 02/09/1914 | Second Hand | Ajax | |
| BAYES | THOMAS | 70 | 02/09/1914 | Steward | Ajax |
| POTTER | JOHN | 33 | 02/09/1914 | Trimmer | Ajax |
| NAYLOR | 21 | 02/09/1914 | Fourth Hand | Ajax | |
| BACON | 28 | 02/09/1914 | Second Engineer | Ajax |
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Sank after hitting a mine in the Humber estuary on Wednesday 02/09/1914
Aigrette Built 1918 Murdock & Murray Glasgow as a Strath Class Boat Named Joseph Coates
12/1921 Joseph Coates GY 1324 Owned by Consolidated Steam Fishing & Ice Co
02/1922 Renamed Aigrette GY 1324
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14/12/1924 Foundered 150 miles NE of Aberdeen
Built 04/1877 as a Dandy Trawl
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Went to Great Yarmouth 03/1896
Built 06/1881 as a Dandy Trawl
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Sunk after collision in the North Sea 09/1896
Built 04/1886 as a Ketch
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Sold to Danes 12/1899
Agile built 17/01/1907 by Cook Welton & Gemmell Beverley for W Grant
27/12/1914 Requisitioned as a minesweeper Harwich-based
1915 Renamed St. Vincent II
Skipper George Rushton RNR Division of seven trawlers clearing field laid east of Sunk LV completed one sweep and division reversed course preparing to stream wires
Mined at 1020 laid by UC 11 Benno von Ditfurth sank rapidly after large explosion off Sunk Head LV off Harwich
3 ratings lost
| Surname | Forenames | Age at Death | Date of Death | Rank | Boat |
| CREAR | Ernest G | 42 | 27/04/1917 | Engineman | Agile |
| JEFFERY | Charles G | 23 | 27/04/1917 | Deck Hand | Agile |
| RAMPLING | Ambrose H | 41 | 27/04/1917 | Engineman | Agile |
| MUMMERY | Leonard R | 36 | 27/04/1917 | Deck Hand | Agile |
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27/04/1917 Mined off Sunk Head Light Vessel 51.54N 01.20E off Harwich whilst in Admirlaty Service