Cineraria Built 1889 by Cochranes of Selby for North Eastern Steam Fishing Co
18/07/1915 Went missing while on a North Sea Trip – No Survivors
07/09/1915 Registry Closed
At Grimsby today it was officially notified that the North Eastern SF Co owners of the CINERARIA had given the vessel up as lost with all crew of nine hands
01/09/1915 The vessel is supposed to have been sunk by a mine in the North Sea on or about July 18th, and information of the disaster was first reported by the skipper of the Grimsby trawler DON. Hull Daily Mail
| Surname | Forenames | Age at Death | Date of Death | Rank | Boat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BOCOCK | FREDERICK | 35 | 18/07/1915 | Deck Hand | Cineraria |
| HAYLOCK | JOHN THOMAS | 35 | 18/07/1915 | Second Hand | Cineraria |
| SNELLING | ROBERT | 26 | 18/07/1915 | Second Engineer | Cineraria |
| HANN | GEORGE | 52 | 18/07/1915 | First Engineer | Cineraria |
| WARR | JOHN | 48 | 18/07/1915 | Deck Hand | Cineraria |
| HODGSON | HENRY | 61 | 18/07/1915 | Cook | Cineraria |
| ROWE | HAROLD | 26 | 18/07/1915 | Third Hand | Cineraria |
| RICHARDSON | JAMES | 25 | 18/07/1915 | Trimmer | Cineraria |
| TOZER | WILLIAM HENRY | Unknown | 18/07/1915 | Skipper | Cineraria |
Her Details are
- Official Number 96201
- Yard Number 28
- GT 154 NT 71
- Dimensions 100.6 x 20.7 x 11.0
- Quarter Deck 19 Foc’sle 20
- Engines by C D Holmes 50 NHP 10 knots
17/07/1915 Missing Presumed Mined