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Star GY 6
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Ross Kelly GY 6
Ross Kelly Built 03/1956 Cochranes of Selby for Derwent Trawlers
Originally Named Kelly GY 6
29/01/1959 went to Ross Trawlers
01/1959 Sold to Yorkshire Trawlers
16/01/1962 Renamed Ross Kelly GY 6
10/04/1962 Sold to G F Sleights
10/05/1966 Lengthened and fitted with new engines
06/1967 Sold Ross Steers St. Johns Newfoundland
20/02/1968 Sold to G F Sleights
03/1968 Returned to Grimsby
05/03/1968 Re registered as GY 125
01/07/1969 Sold to B.U.T
10/1969 Sold to Goweroak Grimsby
03/1979 Sold to Ross Trawlers
1981 Chartered by Coln Fishing Lowestoft as Standby Vessel
21/05/1982 Sold to George Craig & Sons Aberdeen
02/06/1982 Sold to Coln Shipping Co Luton
07/1982 Registered as LT 125
12/08/1982 Renamed Caicos LT 125
1983 Converted to off shore Standby Vessel
09/1987 Sold to Liguria Maritime Milton Regis
30/03/1988 Broken up on River Medway
Her Details are
- Official Number 184936
- Yard Number 1408
- GT 448 NT 154
- Dimensions 137.5 x 28 x 14.2
- Quarter Deck 78 Foc’sle 23
- Engines Amos & Smith 750ihp 3 Cyl 12.0 Knots
30/03/1988 Vessel Broken Up
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Undaunted GY 6
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Kelly GY 6
Kelly Built 1955 Cochrane & Sons Selby for Yorkshire Trawlers Ltd as a steam trawler
1960 Transferred to Ross Trawlers Ltd 1961 Transferred to Yorkshire Trawlers Ltd
01/1962 Renamed as Ross Kelly
04/1962 To George F. Sleight & Sons Ltd Grimsby
1966/67 The Ross Kelly was lengthened by the insertion of a 23-foot section in her well deck
The work was carried out at J. S. Doig’s shipyard Grimsby
The vessel was converted to diesel power during conversion
1968 Port registration changed to GY 125 after returning from Newfoundland
10/1969 Registered with British United Trawlers after the Ross Group and Associated Fisheries amalgamated to form the company
1970 Transferred to Goweroaks Ltd
1979 Transferred to Ross Trawlers Ltd
1981 The vessel was converted for use as an oilrig support vessel and was on charter to the Colne Fishing Co Ltd Lowestoft who renamed her Caicos
1982 Ownership passed to George Craig & Sons Aberdeen before being sold to the Colne Shipping Co Ltd Lowestoft
09/06/1982 The Caicos arrived at Lowestoft where she took the registration LT 125
1987 Sold for scrap
Her Details are
- Official Number 184936
- Yard Number 1408
- Call Sign GVCQ
- GT 448 NT 154
- Dimensions 137.5 x 28 x 14.2
- Quarter deck 78 Foc’sle 23
- Engines 6-cylinder 1440hp Ruston
09/1987 Left Lowestoft for the breakers yard towing the St. Davids
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Joseph Chapman GY 6
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11/07/1895 Ketch In collision with SAPPHIRE of Hull approx 110 miles E 1/2 S of Spurn Point
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Algoma GY 6
ALGOMA Built 28/03/1899 by Edwards Bros North Shields for J. & G. Alward Ltd, Grimsby
1908 Purchased by the Admiralty for minesweeper trials
Based at Portland carrying out trials as an Auxiliary minesweeper in company with Auxiliary Minesweeper ICW Andes
1917 Requisitioned for Fishery Reserve commissioned and flew white ensign continued commercial fishing under naval control
1919 Sold to The Spurn Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
06/1923 Sold to A. Bannister Grimsby
11/1931 Sold to F. Bannister Grimsby
05/1947 Sold to A. Bannister Grimsby
Her Details are
- Official Number 110876
- Yard Number 604
- GT 169 NT 54
- Quarter deck 48 Foc’sle 20
- Dimensions 106 x 21.1 x 11
- Engines 45 HP
Scrapped in 10/1950