Built 08/1866 as a Dandy
Her Details are
- Official Number 24888
- Crew 4 men 6 boys
17/08/1882 Dandy Collision with SS WOODSTOCK 6 miles SE by S of Flamborough Head
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Author: Trevor Hallifax
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Advance GY 165
Built 12/1865 as a Smack Trawl
Her Details are
- Official Number 53230
- Crew 2 men 3 boys
Foundered in the North sea on 19/01/1885
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Adrian GY 126
Adrian Built 04/06/1897 Cochrane Cooper & Schofield Beverley for Thomas Bascomb & others
05/06/1897 Registered as Cormorant GY 345
02/1908 sold to Thomas W Bascomb Grimsby
09/1910 Went to A Black & Rowland Hill Grimsby
06/1914 Sold to Savoy Steam Fishing Co Grimsby
11/1914 Requisitioned as a Minesweeper
12/1915 Renamed Cormorant IV GY 345
1916 Served as a Q ship Renamed Nadine
1919 Reverted to Cormorant IV
1919 Returned to Owners
1919 Sold to Roulette Steam Drifter, Trawler & Fishing Co North Shields
04/03/1920 Registered SN 376
09/1922 Sold to William J Allen & William Lambert Grimsby
12/10/1922 Registered GY 126
13/11/1922 Renamed Adrian GY 126
11/1924 Sold to Consolidated Steam Fishing & Ice Co Grimsby
09/12/1924 Transferred to Lowestoft
31/12/1924 Registered as LT 114
Her Details are
- Official Number 108474
- Yard Number 181
- Admiralty Number 831
- Armament 1-6 pdr HA
- GT 162 NT 69
- Dimensions 100 x 20.5 x 11
- Quarter Deck 17 Foc’sle 18
30/04/1953 Sailed from Lowestoft for breaking
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Adrian GY 1185
Adrian built 07/1900 by Cochrane & Coopers of Selby for Allen Steam Fishing Co
12/1914 Requisitioned as minesweeper believed Harwich-based
Run down in thick fog by SS Chyebassa and foundered off Harwich, Essex about two cables from ‘O’ buoy in the war channel, no lives lost
Her Details are
- Official Number 113190
- Yard Number 277
- Admiralty Number FY 820
- Armament 1-6pdr AA
- GT 199 NT 73
- Dimensions 110 x 21.5 x 11.5
- Quarter Deck 45′ Foc’sle 20′
- Engines 3 Cyl 58 HP 10.5 Knots Tindall & Co
13/03/1918 Sunk after collision off Harwich 51.54N, 01.20E whilst in Admiralty Service
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Adonis GY 399
Adonis Built 10/1872 Campbell & peel Grimsby as a Dandy Trawl
owner T Cambell
01/1892 Sold to J B Cambell
Her Details are
- Official Number 67695
- GT 28.46
- Dimensions 57.2 x 14.0 x 7.75
- Crew 4 men
Broken up 11/1898
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Admiral Startin GY 376
Admiral Startin Built 25/08/1920 by Lea Shipbuilding London Completed as a fishing vessel
Original Name Whitecloud an Admiralty Steel Drifter
09/12/1920 Went to Fishery Board Scotland
1922 Renamed ADMIRAL STARTIN
01/1926 Sold to S Chapman Grimsby registered as GY 376
04/1926 went to Banff and renamed Fisher Lad
Served as FISHER LAD in WW2
Her Details are
- Official Number 145559
- GT 96 NT 41
- Dimensions 86.2 x 18.6 x 9.3
- Engines 270 ihp 9 Knots
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Admiral Souchon GY 136
Admiral Souchon Built 11/1916
04/06/1918 commissioned ADMIRAL SOUCHON
Intended for boat department Flanders, Flak School Blankenberghe
2nd escort flotilla, 7 half flotilla
1919 4th mine search flotilla Baltic Sea, 7th half flotilla
10/08/1920 delivered to Great Britain
12/1922 ADMIRAL SOUCHON Registered as GY 136
Owners Marshal Line Steam Fishing Co. Ltd Manager Sir Alec. Black
27/12/1922 Renamed CHRISTINA CATHARINA registered IJM 13
New survey 242 GRT, 70 NRT with 38.65 x 7.06 x 3.16 m
05/05/1926 CHRISTINA CATHARINA Registered as IJM 3
29/11/1932 Renamed BLOEMENDAAL Registered IJM 71
04/09/1939 went to Dutch Navy
27/09/1939 Renamed BOEIENSCHIP 5
1940 Converted to a Minesweeper
29/10/1943 out of service
1943 went to the Royal Navy
1943 Renamed BLOEMENDAAL as a Barrage balloon vehicle
03/1946 Returned to Owners
1946 BLOEMENDAAL Registered as IJM 71
04/09/1956 sold for demolition
06/09/1956 from IJmuiden in tow for demolition
The Details were been supplied by Hans-J. Heise Hamburg
Her Details are
- Official Number 146876
- Yard Number 681
- Admiralty Number FY 1787
- GT 238 NT 91
- Dimensions 38.45 x 7.03 x 3.15 x 4.10
- Engines 400 hp, 3 Cyl 340 x 520 x 820 mm, 560 mm
- Speed10 knots
Scrapped in 1957 the Netherlands
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Admiral Ramsey GY 1366
Admiral Ramsey Built 28/07/1960 by Hall Russell & co
Original Name Star of the Isles owned by Walker Steam Trawl Fishing Co Aberdeen A 441
10/1965 Renamed Admiral Ramsey and registered as GY 1366
11/1965 Renamed Syerston GY 1366
12/1966 owned by Peter Sleight Trawlers
09/1973 Renamed Arctic Viking
1977-78 Stand-by safety vessel for offshore installations – for service in the North Sea
Her Details are
- Official Number 302232
- Yard Number 887
- Call Sign MDYH
- GT 226 NT 71
- Dimensions 106 x 23.7 x 12
- Foc’sle 17
Scrapped 1977
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Admiral Jellico GY 368
Admiral Jellicoe Built 1914 in Boston
Owner Nuls Fischer Grimsby
8 Man Crew Ketch
03/1916 Requisitioned as a Boom Defence vessel
1919 Returned
Her Details are
- GT 17
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Admiral GY 1168
Admiral built 29/09/1897 by Cochrane & Cooper Beverley Hull
Registered as H 376 East Coast Steam Trawling Co Hull
04/1900 Owned by West Riding Steam fishing Co Grimsby GY 1168
06/1910 Sold to R W Lewis Aberdeen A 315
10/1911 Sold to Kobe Sanbashi Kabushiki Kaisha Kobe Japan
Renamed Daigo Maru
1920 Sold to Harashin-Ichi Nishinomiya
27/04/1924 Foundered off Notoro Following a collision whilst on passage from Otomaru towards Otura
Her Details are
- Official number 106775
- Yard Number 209
- Call Sign QDGW
- GT 188 NT 66
- Dimensions 112.7 x 21 x 11.6
- Quarter Deck 20
- Engines Bailey & Leetham 50 HP 3 Cyl 10.0 Knots
27/04/1924 Foundered