Rodney Built 1889 Earle’s Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd Hull for William Grant Grimsby
05/1906 To owners in Aberdeen
Her Details are
- Official Number 96243
- GT 112 NT 38
- Dimensions 88 x 20.7 x 10.7
Rodney Built 1889 Earle’s Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd Hull for William Grant Grimsby
05/1906 To owners in Aberdeen
Her Details are
Details to follow
Destinn built 1914 Cook Welton & Gemmell Beverley for Marshall Line Steam Fishing Co. Ltd Grimsby
05/1915 Requisitioned as a minesweeper
1919 Returned to commercial fishing
06/01/1916 Bought by Alfred W. Baxter Grimsby
04/04/1917 Sold to Joseph Harris Grimsby
21/08/1922 Bought by the Reunion Steam Fishing Co. Ltd Grimsby
17/11/1926 Sold to the Pelham Steam Fishing Co. Ltd Grimsby
19/09/1928 Bought by the Earl Steam Fishing Co. Ltd Grimsby
04/09/1932 Lost Crew R Iniff
16/09/1938 Sold to McCabe & Curtis Dublin registered as D 124
1940 To the Earl Steam Fishing Co. Ltd Grimsby
09/1940 Sold to the Admiralty as an auxiliary patrol vessel
Her Details are
Sold for scrap to Thomas W. Ward Ltd 1947 and broken up at Preston
Alafoss Built 21/09/1929 by Cochrane & Sons Selby for Consolidated Fisheries Ltd Grimsby
August 1939 Requisitioned by the Admiralty as a minesweeper.
Later bought by the Admiralty.
1940 Based at Grimsby (Ungrouped)
1941 Joined the 16th Minesweeper Group based at Grimsby
1943 Joined the 179th Minesweeper Group based at Grimsby
01/1946 Bought back from the Admiralty by Consolidated Fisheries Ltd and given new registration number GY 307
Her Details are
Scrapped 02/1957