S.T. Kittiwake FD146
Technical
Official Number: 98747
Yard Number: 56
Completed: 1891
Gross Tonnage: 153
Net Tonnage: 60
Length: 101 ft
Breadth: 20.5 ft
Depth: 11 ft
Engine: C.2-cyl and boiler by Charles D. Holmes & Co, Hull
Built: Cochrane Cooper & Schofield, Beverley
History
12.5.1891: Launched by Cochrane, Cooper & Schofield, Beverley (Yd.No.56) for Pickering & Haldane’s Steam Trawling Co Ltd, Hull as KITTIWAKE.
8.7.1891: Registered at Hull (H149).
11.7.1891: Completed (Henry A. L. Russell, manager).
18.2.1907: Sold to Deep Sea Trawlers Ltd, Fleetwood (64/64) (Smith & Crosby, Fleetwood) (Arthur Thomas Liver, manager).
19.2.1907: Mortgaged to London City & Midland Bank Ltd,London (A). 5.3.1907: Hull registry closed.
6.3.1907: Registered at Fleetwood (FD146).
29.2.1908: Mortgage (A) discharged.
11.3.1908: Sold to Charles Finlay Paton (64/64), Glasgow.
13.3.1908: Mortgaged to George Milne, Glasgow with interest at 6%(B).
14.3.1908: Charles Finley Paton appointed managing owner.
10.4.1908: Fleetwood registry closed.
4.1908: Registered at Glasgow (GW24).
1912: Sold to William Baxter, Junr, Aberdeen (managing owner).
6.1912: Glasgow registry closed.
18.6.1912: Registered at Aberdeen (A469).
29.5.1917: Requisitioned for Fishery Reserve.
29.9.1917: Sold to James Johnson, Scarborough (managing owner).
1919: Released.
1919: Sold to Wallace L. Mullender, Lowestoft.
5.3.1919: Registered at Lowestoft (LT378).
10.3.1919: Aberdeen registry closed.
1923: Sold to Arthur B. Cullen, Lowestoft (Wallace L. Mullender, manager).
1926: Sold to Colis Durrant, Lowestoft (managing owner) for £1850.
13.6.1928: In Cardigan Bay rescued crew of Southampton flying boat.
15.11.1928: In collision with DOVER (LT93), causing damage.
5.1930: Sold to Edward J. Hellings, Milford Haven (managing owner).
7.5.1930: Lowestoft registry closed.
12.6.1930: Registered at Milford (M87).
5.7.1933: Sold to James H. Gough, Milford Haven.
1933: Sold to Thos. W. Ward Ltd, Sheffield for breaking up at Castle Pill, Milford Haven.
14.11.1933: Milford registry closed “broken up”.
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