Rubico Built 06/1896 Cochrane & Cooper of Beverly for G F Sleight 09/03/1904 Foundered following a collision with Trawler Northwold GY 625 approx 50 miles NN E of Spurn Point
Her Details are
Official Number 106654
Yard Number 151
GT 120 NT 33
Dimensions 89.4 x 20.1 x 10.8
Quarter Deck 17′
Engines C D Holmes 40 rhp 3 cyl 10.0 Knots
09/03/1904 Collision with S.T. Northwold GY 625, 45 miles NNE of Spurn Point
Abstainer Fishing Smack built 1853 R. Keetly Grimsby for T. Campbell Managers W. Dickinson and J Campbell 10/1853 First Registered 03/1869 She was re registered GY 111
Earl Essex built 1914 Cook Welton & Gemmell Beverley for Earl Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby 08/1914 Requisitioned as a mine sweeper 1920 Returned to commercial fishing 02/11/1915 Sold to Harold Croft Baker Grimsby 08/01/1923 Bought by the Strand Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby 06/02/1937 Sold to Sir Thomas Robinson & Sons Ltd Grimsby 11/1939 Requisitioned as a minesweeper 1946 Returned to commercial fishing 24/04/1946 Sank in the North Sea when a mine that had been trawled up exploded The trawler Vera Grace FD 211 which was fishing near by had seen the explosion picked up one survivor Ten crew were lost
Surname
Forenames
Age at Death
Date of Death
Rank
Boat
JACKSON
ALLEN REGINALD
41
24/04/1946
Deck Hand
Earl Essex
BENNETT
STANLEY
45
24/04/1946
Second Engineer
Earl Essex
GORDON
JOHN JAMES
44
24/04/1946
Chief Engineer
Earl Essex
REYNOLDS
BENJAMIN THOMAS NICHOLSON
31
24/04/1946
Second Hand
Earl Essex
LINE
CYRIL HENRY
45
24/04/1946
Cook
Earl Essex
TREACHER
ALBERT EDWARD
50
24/04/1946
Skipper
Earl Essex
BENNETT
WILFRED DUDLEY
38
24/04/1946
Spare Hand
Earl Essex
TILLING
JOSEPH W. W.
38
24/04/1946
Third Hand
Earl Essex
WATSON
ARTHUR
41
24/04/1946
Deck Hand
Earl Essex
GEORGE
DONALD ROBERT
25
24/04/1946
Trimmer
Earl Essex
Her details are
Official Number 136002
Yard Number 290
Admiralty Number FY 292 FY 852
Armament 1-12pdr
GT 225 NT 112
Dimensions 117 x 22 x 12.7
Quarter Deck 61
Engines Amos & Smith 68 NHP 9½ knots
24/04/1946 Foundered as a result of an explosion in the North sea probably a mine