Tag: 1937

Violet Caie built 1889 Cook Welton & Gemmell for Charles Hellyer & James Chant of Hull
Originally called Graphic H 78
19/03/1890 She was sold to Parceria de Pescarais Norte Oporto Portugal renamed Chire
21/05/1917 she was sold to G F Sleight Renamed Violet Caie registered as GY 1051
1917 Requisitioned for the Fishery Reserve
1919 returned to the owners
04/12/1925 She was sold to Moreau & Cayrouse Dieppe France Renamed Jacqueline-Louise
1937 She was sold to the ship breakers and broken up

Her Details are

• Official Number 95807
• Yard Number 42
• 141 GT 68 NT
• Dimensions 103.7 x 20.3 x 10.7
• Engines by C D Holmes 45NHP 10 Knots

Scrapped in 1937

Orontes Built 04/05/1895 Cochrane & Cooper Beverley for Thomas Hamling & Co Ltd Hull H 282
28/11/1905 Sold to James A Robertson Fleetwood
30/12/1905 Sold to Lancashire Steam Fishing Co Fleetwood FD 54
1912 Sold to Wallis Fisheries Vancouver British Columbia
06/1919 Sold to Northwold Steam Fishing Co GY 411
01/1924 Bought by Robert D Roberts Grimsby & H P Capron Cleethorpes
09/1926 Bought by Orontes Steam Fishing Co Grimsby
01/1933 Sold to A McKay Milford Haven
1935 Sold to R L Hancock Milford Haven

Her Details are

• Official Number 105040
• Yard Number 125 
• GT 178 NT 76 
• Dimensions 111.5 x 21 x 11.5 
• Quarter deck 20   
• Engines C D Holmes 60 rhp 3 cyl 10.0 Knots

Scrapped in Holland 09/1937

Lord Durham built 1911 Smiths Dock Co Ltd South Bank Middlesbrough Built as Lord Selbourne for the Port of Blyth Steam Fishing & Ice Co Ltd Blyth
08/1913 Bought by Consolidated Steam Fishing & Ice Co
02/1915 Requisitioned as a mine sweeper
1919 Returned
09/1927 Registered to Consolidated Fisheries Ltd 

Her details are

• Official Number 133223
• Yard Number 488
• Admiralty Number FY 460
• Armament 1-6pdr AA
• GT 215 NT 84
• Quarter deck 69 Foc’sle 21
• Dimensions 117.4 x 22 x 11.7 
• Engines Triple expansion 12¼, 20, 34 in x 24 in 75 NHP by W V V Lidgerwood Gloucester

Sold to Dutch breakers Scrapped in 1937

Lord Allendale built 1911 Smiths Dock Co Ltd South Bank Middlesbrough Built as Lord Ridley for the Port of Blyth Steam Fishing & Ice Co Ltd  Blyth
02/1915 Requisitioned as a mine sweeper
1919 Returned
08/1913 Bought by Consolidated Steam Fishing & Ice Co Ltd Grimsby 
09/1927 Registered to Consolidated Fisheries Ltd
04/1937 Sold to Dutch breakers 

Her Details are

• Official Number 130177
• Yard Number 483
• Admiralty Number FY 1351
• Armament 1-12pdr
• GT 215 NT 84
• Quarter deck 69 Foc’sle 21
• Dimensions 117.4 x 22 x 11.7
• Engines Triple expansion 12¼, 20, 34 in x 24 in 75 NHP by Smith’s Dock Co Ltd Middlesbrough 

Scrapped in 1937

Hawthorn Built 1902 Cook Welton & Gemmell Beverley for William Grant & Dawson Robinson Grimsby
1917 Requisitioned as a fishing trawler renamed Hawthorn II
1919 Returned to commercial fishing 
28/05/1927 Sold to A. Grant Grimsby
07/03/1929 Bought by F. Robinson Grimsby 
01/11/1929 Sold to A. J. Mumby Milford Haven registered M 68
1932 Bought by the Hawthorn Fishing Co Ltd Milford Haven 

Her Details are

• Official Number 113228
• Yard Number 321 
• GT 179 NT 55 
• Dimensions 108.7 x 21 x 11.2 
• Quarter deck 56 Foc’sle 19 
• Engines Charles D. Holmes 55 NHP 9½ knots 

Scrapped in 1937

Emu built 11/1895 by Cochrane & Cooper of Beverly for T. Baskcomb Grimsby
11/1895 owned by T Bascomb & HL Taylor
1904 Sold to H L Taylor
29/05/1917 Requisitioned for Fishery Reserve
1919 Released
06/1920 owned by Taylor Steam Fishing Co
04/1930 Sold to W Wilcox Milford Haven M 83
15/01/1937 Laid up at Milford

Her Details are 

• Official Number 105534
• Yard Number 138
• GT 154 NT 63
• Dimensions 102.7 x 20.5 x 11
• Quarter Deck 17′ Foc’sle 19′
• Engines C D Holmes 35 rhp 3 cyl 9.5 Knots

Scrapped 15/04/1937