Tag: 1924-08-19

Navenby built 12/06/1891 Cook Welton & Gemmell Built as North Sea for Edward Buckton Cargill of Hull H 147
26/05/1897 She was sold to Cargill Steam Fishing Co Hull
25/09/1899 she was lengthened to 110.5 Ft GT 155 63 NT and was Renamed Ottoman Empire
03/05/1913 She went to Clevedon Steam Trawling Co Fleetwood Registered as FD 180
23/08/1917 Sold to William Grant of Grimsby and Renamed Navenby GY 1049
1917 Requisitioned by the Royal Navy into the Fishery reserve
1919 Returned to Owners
19/08/1924 Registry Closed on advice that the vessel was broken up

Her Details are

• Official Number 98745
• Yard Number 70
• 145 GT 55 NT
• Dimensions 100.9 x 20.9 x 11
• Engines by C D Holmes 45 NHP 10 Knots 

Register closed 19/08/1924 after the vessel was scrapped

Mons originally named Monarch built 1896 Cook Welton & Gemmell for Richard Simpson & Co Hull registered as H 331
23/02/1899 Sold to London & Yorkshire Steam Trawling & Fish Carrying Co Hull
01/12/1902 Went to Neale & West Cardiff CF 9
1913 sold to R W Lewis Aberdeen
26/11/1915 Sold to Harry Robinson & William Grant Grimsby
Renamed MONS GY 806
1917 Requisitioned as a Fishery Reserve 
1919 Returned to owners

Her Details are

• Official Number 106712
• Yard number 167
• GT 163 NT 65
• Dimensions 105.0 x 20.6 x 11
• Quarter deck 24 Foc’sle 19
• Engines by Bailey & Leetham 45 NHP 10 Knots

19/08/1924 Registration was Closed on Advice that the vessel was broken up