| January 24 1906 |
Launched by A. Hall & Co Ltd, Aberdeen (Yd.No.419) for Chant & Paddon, Plymouth as ALBATROSS. |
| February 1906 | Completed. Registered at Plymouth (PH17). |
| November 15 1909 | When trawling 250 miles WbyS from St. Ann's Head in collision with ST. BRIDE (M88) which was hauling, sustaining damage to bow plating. |
| November 1914 | Requisitioned for war service and converted for minesweeping duties (Ad.No.919). |
| February 1915 | Renamed ALBATROSS II. |
| 1919 | Returned. and reverted to ALBATROSS (PH17). |
| 1919 | Sold to Cecil W. Barratt, Fleetwood. |
| November 1919 | Plymouth registry closed. |
| November 04 1919 | Registered at Fleetwood (FD353) |
| 1920 | Sold to Swan Trawlers Ltd, Fleetwood. |
| 1924 | Sold to Hugo Silven, Säffle, Sweden. |
| February 01 1924 | Fleetwood registry closed. |
| 1928 | Sold to Stephen Fishing Co Ltd, Aberdeen. |
| November 12 1928 | Renamed CRISABELLE STEPHEN (A374). |
| January 16 1939 | Left Aberdeen for fishing grounds in thick mist and heavy seas (Sk. F. Fraser) nine crew. At about 6.30 p.m. ran onto rocks at Scaurs of Cruden, south of Peterhead. At about 8.00 p.m. came afloat under own power. Two vessels in attendance and EAST COAST (A935) connected for 14 mile tow to Aberdeen. After an hour and a half, Sk. Fraser requested that vessel be beached, but she started to settle and foundered in under three minutes. Men were seen in the water and Wemys a fireman from the EAST COAST jumped in to try and save the men but had to be hauled back, one man picked up but died onboard. All nine crew members were lost*.
(* Sk. F. Fraser; George MacKenzie, Mate; G. W. Fraser, 2nd fisherman; John Pirie, Ch. Eng; George Proctor, 2nd Eng; deckhands, A. MacKenzie and Charles Sievewright; fireman, John Low, all of Aberdeen and James M'Pherson, cook of Fraserburgh.)
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| February 15 1939 | Aberdeen registry closed. |
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