Pretoria built 1906
03/1915 Requisitioned as a mine sweeper
05/1915 Renamed Pretoria II
Her Details are
- Official Number
- Admiralty Number FY 32
- GT 283
10/07/1917 Sunk by U Boat 60 miles S by E of Sydero
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Perserverance GY 180
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James Cepell GY 180
James Cepell Built 1918 as Castle Class Trawler James Cepell for the Admiralty
02/1925 Sold to the Boston Deep Sea Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
03/1925 Renamed Clixby
07/1926 Bought by owners in France and renamed Anticche II
Her Details are
- Official Number 143859
- GT 281 NT 116
- Dimensions 125.6 x 23.5 x 12.8
- Quarter deck 72 Foc’sle 21
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Clixby GY 180
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Cambridgeshire GY 180
Cambridgeshire Built 02/07/1935 Smiths Dock Co Ltd South Bank Middlesbrough for Cambridgeshire Fishing Co. Ltd Grimsby
Ten-year-old Margaret Cook performed the launching ceremony. She was the youngest person to ever christen a vessel at the shipyard and was chosen for the honour because her father, Frank Cook was one of the partners and a director of Markham Cook Ltd
05/1939 Requisitioned as an anti-submarine vessel
1945 Returned to owners
Bought by Kingston Steam Trawling Co Ltd Hull Renamed Kingston Sapphire and registered as H 206
Her Details are
- Official Number: 164391
- Yard Number 987
- Admiralty Number FY 142
- Armament 1-4pdr
- GT 443 NT 161
- Dimensions 162.3 x 26.7 x 14.4
- Quarter deck 84 Foc’sle 32
- Engines 99 HP
Scrapped 1954