Swansea Castle Built 1943 Cochrane & Son Selby as Fish Class Trawler Pollack T 347 for the Admiralty
1946 Bought by Consolidated Fisheries Ltd registered to subsidiary
Rhondda Steam Fishing Co.
Renamed Swansea Castle
1958 Registered in Grimsby as GY 51
Her Details are
Scrapped 1960
Rilette built 1917 A. Hall Aberdeen for Earl Steam Fishing Grimsby
05/1917 Requisitioned as minesweeper then hydrophone vessel
06/1917 Sold to W. Barrett Grimsby
1919 Returned
07/1919 Bought by E. Cox.
06/1932 To owners in Edinburgh
11/1934 Sold to Thomas H. Scales Leith LH 35
31/09/1942 Bought by J. Marr Fleetwood The vessel was free to fish during the war 1945
Sold to C. Wilson Grimsby
02/1946 Bought by the Rilette Steam Fishing Co Leith
02/1947 To owners in Aberdeen
Her Details are
Scrapped in 1960
Neath Castle Built 1942 Cochrane & Son Selby Built as Fish Class Trawler for the Admiralty Named Mullet T 311
Commissioned as an A/S Trawler
24/05/1946 Bought by Consolidated Fisheries Ltd and registered to subsidiary Rhondda Steam Fishing Co
02/1947 Registered at Swansea as the Neath Castle SA 49
04/06/1947 Sailed her first trip out of Swansea
03/1958 Sold to Rhondda Fishing Co Grimsby
20/03/1958 Registered in Grimsby as GY 52
10/06/1960 Sold to BISCO and allocated to Clayton & Davie Dunston for breaking up
Her Details are
Scrapped 06/1960 at the River Tyne, Registry closed 05/06/1961