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Velocity GY 7

Velocity Built 1904 Cochrane & Sons Selby for Great Central Co-op Engineering Co Ltd 
02/1908 Bought by the Abbey Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby 
11/1913 Sold to S. Gidley Grimsby 
01/1915 Bought by H. L. Taylor & H. G. Hopwood Grimsby 

Her Details are

  • Official Number 118922
  • Yard Number 323
  • GT 186 NT 59
  • Dimensions 110 x 21 x 11
  • Quarter deck 47 Foc’sle 22 

Sunk by gunfire from a U-boat 75 miles N E of Spurn 07/06/1915

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Solway Firth GY 7

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Merlin GY 7

Merlin Built 09/01/1895 Cochrane & Cooper Beverley for Thomas Baskcomb Grimsby
04/1899 Sold to W H Dodds Aberdeen A 44
25/09/1909 Stranded on Red Head Eday Island Orkney
All crew Rescued

Her Details are

  • Official Number 105536
  • Yard Number 140 
  • GT 129 NT 46 
  • Dimensions 93.5 x 20.5 x 11 
  • Quarter deck 17   
  • Engines C D Holmes 40 rhp 3 Cyl 10.0 Knots

25/09/1909 Stranded on Red Head Eday Island Orkney

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Hargood GY 7

Hargood Originally named Prince Philip Hull
Built 1949 by Cook Welton & Gemmell of Beverley
07/1955 Registered as GY 7 owned by Derwent Trawlers
09/1955 Renamed Hargood GY 7
07/1958 Went to Hull and renamed Steela Rigel

Seen here as Prince Philip H 32

Her Details are 

  • Official Number 183387
  • GT 568 206 NT
  • Dimensions 170 x 29.2 x 14.4
  • Quarter Deck 92 Foc’sle 29

Reported Lost 1962

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Epine GY 7

Epine Built 1929 Cook Welton & Gemmell Beverley for J. Stewart Trawling Co. Ltd Hull 
Built as Solway Firth H 107
08/01/1931 Sold to the Firth Steam Trawling Co. Ltd Hull 
20/06/1931 Bought by H. W. Hall Thomas Hamling & Co. Ltd Hull
09/01/1931 Sold to the Premier Steam Fishing Co. Ltd Grimsby renamed Epine registered as GY 7
03/09/1939 Requisitioned as a minesweeper 
01/1946 Returned to commercial fishing
13/03/1948 Wrecked on rocks at Snæfellsnes, Faxafloi west coast of Iceland in a severe gale and blizzard 
An Icelandic rescue party got a line to the vessel and took four of her crew off by breeches buoy
One other crew member managed to swim ashore but fourteen of her crew were lost as heavy seas swept the wreck Clinging to the bridge skipper Alfred Loftis was heard to shout
“I do not mind what happens to me so long as the boys are all right Look after the boys”

Her Details are

  • Official Number 160860
  • Yard Number 531 
  • Admiralty Number FY 682 
  • GT 358 NT 154 
  • Dimensions 140.3 x 24 x 13.2 
  • Quarter deck 77 Foc’sle 21 
  • Engines Charles. D. Holmes 96 NHP 10.8 knots 

13/03/1948 Wrecked on rocks at Snæfellsnes, Faxafloi west coast of Iceland in a severe gale and blizzard 

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Diana GY 7

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Dauntless GY 7

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Prince Philip GY 7

Prince Philip Built 1948 Cook Welton & Gemmell Beverley For North Cape Fishing Co Ltd Hull H32 NV Motorvisserij Ostend Belgium originally ordered the vessel 08/07/1955 Sold to Derwent Trawlers Ltd Grimsby renamed Hargood GY 7 01/01/1958 Bought by Charleson-Smith Trawlers Ltd Hull renamed Stella Rigel H 170 
Her Details are

  • Official Number 183387
  • Yard Number 801 
  • GT 568 NT 206 
  • Dimensions 170 x 29.2 x 14.4 
  • Quarter deck 92 Foc’sle 29 
  • Engines Charles D. Holmes 1000 IHP 13.2 knots  

Wrecked at Vestor Falle 7 miles north west of Fugloy lighthouse off the north coast of Norway 21/12/1962 The Norwegian fishing vessel Siv rescued the 20-man crew

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