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Fleetwood Maritime Heritage<\/strong><\/p>\n

If there any vessels missing from this page, please contact me.<\/em><\/p>\n

Please note that when some of these vessels were lost they had been sold or moved to another port. However, all have sailed from Fleetwood at some time, or been owned by Fleetwood companies and for this reason I have decided to include them on this page.<\/em><\/p>\n

1880<\/strong><\/p>\n

PRINCE CHARLIE: (Smack) 1800 Sank No Details <\/p>\n

1881<\/strong><\/p>\n

OSPREY: (1) 28\/04\/1881 South of Douglas Bay Isle of Man <\/p>\n

1882<\/strong><\/p>\n

MARY ELLEN: (Smack) 1882 Sank All 5 crew lost <\/p>\n

1883<\/strong><\/p>\n

COMET: (Smack) 1883 Sank Lost in storm
\nEZRE: (Smack) 1883 Sank Lost in storm
\nMARGARET AGNES: (Smack) 1883 Sank Lost in storm <\/p>\n

1885<\/strong><\/p>\n

DOTTREL: (Smack) 1885 Sank Lune Deeps<\/p>\n

1886<\/strong> <\/p>\n

ALICE: (Smack) 1886 Sank No Details
\nSWALLOW: (1) (Smack) 1886 Sank All 5 crew lost <\/p>\n

1894<\/strong> <\/p>\n

RED ROSE: (Smack) 1894 Sank Crew lost
\nMARINER: (Smack)FD 100 Foundered off Fleetwood in the great storm 02\/10\/1895. Crew William Scott and Thomas Wright lost.
\nPETREL: (Smack)FD 59 sank off Blackpool in the great storm of 22\/12\/1894. Crew lost
\nGENESTA: (Smack)FD 120 Foundered off Blackpool in the great storm 02\/10\/1895 after collision with the paddle steamer Greyhound. Crew James Wilson and Sam Colley saved.
\nSURPRISE: (Smack)FD 151 Sank in the great storm on 22\/12\/1894 Crew lost
\nMAYFLOWER: (Smack)FD 8 sank off Blackpool in the great storm on 22\/12\/1894 Crew lost
\nDAISY QUEEN: (Smack)FD 12 Foundered off Central Pier in the great storm 02\/10\/1895. Crew John Ball and John Aughton lost.
\nTALIFOO: 02\/11\/1894 Inner hebrides Scotland.
\nHANNAH ELIZA: 27 December 1894 Lost to collision at Maryport.<\/p>\n

1895<\/strong> <\/p>\n

SCHOOLGIRL: (Smack)FD 84 Foundered off Crusader Bank in the great storm 02\/10\/1895. Crew Robert Fleming (2nd cox of Fleetwood lifeboat and G. Ball lost.
\nSARAH: (Smack)FD 116 Foundered off Salthouse Bank in the great storm 02\/10\/1895. Crew Robert Wright and J Roskell lost. Boat subsequently found in Hollows Road.
\nPEARL: (Smack) 1895 Wrecked Rossall
\nGENESTER: (Prawner) 1895 Sank South Shore, Blackpool
\nBLUE BELL: FD 33 Foundered on North Wharf Bank in the great storm 02\/10\/1895. Crew R. Cowell and J. Roskell saved.
\nTWO SISTERS: (Smack)FD 310 1893 Foundered off Central Pier in the great storm 02\/10\/1895. Crew James Wright and J Roskell and Frederick Bagshaw lost.
\nVOLUNTEER: (Prawner) 1895 Foundered off South Shore in the great storm 02\/10\/1895. Crew George Clarkson and Fred Bettis got ashore.
\nCHINDWIN: 07\/02\/1895 Salt Pan Bay Portpatrick
\nDAISY: (Smack) 1895 Missing All hands lost <\/p>\n

1896<\/strong><\/p>\n

THAYETMAYO: September 1896 Lost Off Iceland <\/p>\n

1898<\/strong><\/p>\n

PLOVER: February 25 1898 Lost off Islay near Dubh Artach lighthouse. Collision with Norwegian registered ST ANDREW.
\nGERMANIC: June 1898 Lost to collision.
\nACCEPTOR: June 1898 Lost to collision Bunbeg River, Co. Donegal <\/p>\n

1903<\/strong><\/p>\n

VALETTA: July 1903 Moved to Hull in 1897 Sunk by collision
\nCOPTIC: December 1903 Moved to Hull 1897 Lost to collision <\/p>\n

1904<\/strong><\/p>\n

ADRIATIC: 1904 Moved to Hull 1887 Sank after collision <\/p>\n

1906<\/strong><\/p>\n

TEUTONIC: December 25 1906 Foundered North Sea
\nCROWN: December 1906 Stranded one mile SW of Maughold Head
\nRIBBLE: May 1906 Wrecked at Mizen Head Ireland <\/p>\n

1907<\/strong><\/p>\n

ROCKLIFFE: 11\/11\/1907 Lost at Portpatrick Dumfries and Galloway
\nROSEDALE: 1907 Wrecked Londonderry <\/p>\n

1908<\/strong><\/p>\n

MANDELAY: 14\/02\/1908 Lost at Ravenscar Crew saved
\nALBANY: 29\/12\/1908 Lost at Machrihanish West Coast of Kintyre
\nCRANE: 26\/12\/1908 Sank Lost Off Tobermory <\/p>\n

1910<\/strong><\/p>\n

CITY OF BRISTOL: January 1910 Wrecked North Antrim Coast
\nAVA: February 24 1910 Foundered North Sea
\nGOTHIC: January 1910 Sunk in North Sea Overwhelmed by high seas.
\nVIVO: October 19 1910 Stranded 31\/2 miles NW of Mull of Galloway
\nBASSEIN: August 21 1910 Sank in severe weather North Sea <\/p>\n

1912<\/strong><\/p>\n

BRITANNIC: December 1912 Moved to Hull 1897 Lost after collision
\nAMARAPOORA: May 03 1912 Moved to Hull 1897 Sunk by collision
\nMAUD: 11\/02\/1912 Kynance Bay The Lizard <\/p>\n

1913<\/strong><\/p>\n

BELOVAR: February 06 1913 Lost with all hands (10) North of Barra Head
\nSOCRATES: 07\/01\/1913 Lost at Portlogan Dumfries and Galloway <\/p>\n

1914<\/strong><\/p>\n

DORIS: FD141 January 21 1914 No Survivors The coast of Skye.
\nDUNCAN: February 01 1914 Stranded on St. Patrick\u2019s Causeway, Cardigan Bay.
\nCLARA BELLA: February 1914 Lost with all hands (13) Iceland
\nMARY STANLEY October 28 1914 Sunk after collision with LAURA, Hebrides
\nMARY: November 05 1914 Lost while minesweeping Off Gt Yarmouth in position 52.35N 01.54E
\nDORIS: LT890 November 13 1914 No Survivors Doon Castle Point.
\nEULALIA: December 1914 Moved to Grimsby as OCANA Mined <\/p>\n

1915<\/strong><\/p>\n

VANILLA: 18\/04\/1915 Lost to U-boat North Sea
\nVICTORIA: 01\/06\/1915 Lost to U-boat South of St George’s Channel
\nTHRUSH: 09\/08\/1915 Lost to U-boat 50 miles W of Eagle Island
\nPRINCESS VICTORIA: 07\/11\/1915 Lost to collision Off Ushant
\nMARTABAN: May 1915 Sunk by U-boat 22 miles E.1\/4 N. of Aberdeen
\nTORS: 30\/07\/1915 Mined 43 miles East of Spurn Point
\nQUAIL: 23\/06\/1915 Lost to collision. Off Portland, Dorset
\nLUCERNE: May 1915 Sunk bu U-boat Off Rattray Head
\nKATHLEEN: June 1915 Lost by collision Off Iceland
\nCITY OF DUNDEE: 1915 Lost by collision Off Folkstone
\nTRYGON: 30\/03\/1915 Lost in the Clyde Scotland <\/p>\n

1916<\/strong><\/p>\n

VALPA: March 10 1916 Mined Off Spurn Point.
\nLENA MELLING: (1) April 1916 Mined Elbow Light Buoy
\nKAPHREDA: June 1916 Mined Near Corton Light Vessel
\nWHOOPER: June 30 1916 Mined Off Lowestoft
\nALBATROSS (1): September 24 1916 Lost to U-boat gunfire. 20 miles E of Flamborough Head
\nTARANTULA: (1) September 25 1916 Lost to U-boat 20 miles NE of Scarborough
\nSARAH ALICE: September 26 1916 Lost to U-boat Off Fair Island
\nMAGNUS: October 08 1916 Lost to U-boat Off Longstone Light
\nBURNLEY: November 25 1916 Mined off Orford Ness East Coast <\/p>\n

1917<\/strong><\/p>\n

TEAL: January 02 1917 Moved to Hull Wrecked off Buckie
\nMAJESTIC: January 10 1917 Stranded Robin Hood’s Bay, Yorkshire
\nBARNSLEY:February 13 1917 13 miles N of Inishtrahull Sunk by U-boat
\nMARTIN: 04\/04\/1917 Lost. No Details.
\nSTAR OF FREEDOM: April 1917 Mined Off Trevose Head
\nACTIVE: April 25 1917 Sunk by U-boat 65 miles E by S of Longstone Light
\nORPHESIA: July 1917 Struck a wreck Off Alexandria, Egypt
\nMOULMEIN: March 1917 Moved to Hull then back to Fleetwood No details
\nMERSE: May 1917 Mined off Garroch Head Bute
\nJAY: August 1917 Lost Torpedoed
\nHOLDENE: February 1917 Mined Off Orford Ness
\nHAWK: February 1917 Sunk by U-boat Off Malta
\nBRACKLYN: May 1917 Mined Off Great Yarmouth
\nBOVIC: August 1917 Moved to Hull 1897 Lost after collision off Souter Point
\nAMY: April 11 1917 Mined on RN service Off Le Havre
\nEUSTON: February 1917 Mined Off Hartlepool
\nSTOIC: July 10 1917 Sunk by U-boat gunfire 60 miles S by E from Sydero
\nNEWBRIDGE: 19\/11\/1917 Lost by collision Prawle Point
\nBEGA: 18\/06\/1917 Muckle Flugga Sunk by U-boat
\nFANNY: February 1917 Missing with all hands (10) Hebrides
\nKITTY: May 09 1917 Lost to U-boat Sunk by explosive charge in position 56.11,39N 01.45,00W.
\nGLADYS: (1) 1917 Lost to U-boat Off Innistrahull
\nACTIVE: April 1917 Sunk by U-boat Off St Abbs Head
\nLUCY: 1917 Lost to U-boat Off Innistrahull
\nMARGARET: 1917 Lost to torpedo attack No details
\nTETTENHALL: 23\/05\/1917 Mined and lost with 9 RN hands. 2.4 miles ESE Lowestoft <\/p>\n

1918<\/strong><\/p>\n

VELIA: 1918 Lost after being sold to Iceland No details
\nMARION: (2): February 22 1918 Mined off Malta.
\nWAVE: (Smack) 10\/03\/1918 Lost to U-boat Off St Bees Head
\nSWALLOW: (2) March 29 1918 Sunk by collision Off Whitby
\nMANDA: 23\/12\/1918 Posted missing 10 crew lost
\nELISE: 22\/08\/1918 Mined or torpedoed off Blyth while minesweeping. Scotland
\nSUNRISE: (Smack) 09\/03\/1918 Sunk by submarine 18 miles south east of Maughold Head
\nIDENA: (1) 1918 Sunk by gunfire Off Norway <\/p>\n

1919<\/strong><\/p>\n

CYRANO: 13\/08\/1919 Missing No details
\nRIVER DART: 01\/11\/1919 Wrecked at Inchkeith Island. Firth of Forth <\/p>\n

1920<\/strong><\/p>\n

PROME: July 1920 Lost in North Sea In collision with the barque GLADYS
\nGAVINA: October 1920 Rathlin North of Bruce’s Castle
\nNORSE: October 17 1920 Lost at Kintyre, Pattersons Rock, off Sanda island.
\nSARK: November 14 1920 Wrecked Loch Eriboll
\nCEREALIA: November 25 1920: Stranded on Jagger Rock, Jura<\/p>\n

1921<\/strong><\/p>\n

TAYSIDE: January 1921 Sank No details
\nMARRS: 1921 Moved to France as Le Barre Lost to collision.
\nJohn Casewell: October 1921 Lost on Dog Rock, Bere Island.
\nSNIPE: October 1921 Moved to Hull Lost by collision
\nJOSEPH HODGKINS: December 28 1921 Maughold Head, Isle of Man Lost by collision with CUIRASS
\nLOIS: FD113 May 1921 Wrecked No details
\nSWAN: 7\/13\/21 Run down by a steamer 80 miles off Land’s End <\/p>\n

1922<\/strong><\/p>\n

GULL: December 1922 Moved to Hull in 1897 Lost after collision in North Sea.
\nANNIE MELLING: (1) 11\/08\/1922 Tobermory Lost to collision
\nDARENT: 8\/06\/22 Wigtown Bay Kirkudbrightshire
\nNILE: October 1922 Sunk off Crookhaven Struck rocks. <\/p>\n

1923<\/strong><\/p>\n

WREN: December 18 1923 Foundered North Sea
\nINVERSPEY: August 1923 Wrecked. All crew saved Galway Bay<\/p>\n

1924<\/strong><\/p>\n

ANGLE: January 08 1924 Lost with all hands (13) on Bahamas Bank Isle of Man
\nHYACINTH: March 25 1924 Foundered 50 miles W by S from Lune Light Vessel
\nANIDA: October 18 1924 9 Lost Rhinns of Islay
\nADMIRAL: November 1924 Lost by collision whilst in Japanese ownership. <\/p>\n

1925<\/strong><\/p>\n

VERA: March 05 1925 Lost at Myrdalssandur South Iceland
\nLUSHBY: December 1925 Stranded on south side of Tory Island, Co. Donegal.
\nSALMONBY: December 29 1925 Bray Head, Wicklow Foundered due to flooding in engine room.
\nHORNET: October 1925 Moved to Sweden as Evald Lost by collision<\/p>\n

1926<\/strong><\/p>\n

CORMORAN: January 26 1926 Lost West Coast of Islay
\nEMPEROR: January 10 1926 Lost by collision Collided with S.T. OCEAN PRINCE
\nCRATER: February 02 1926 Sank after striking submerged wreckage Off the TYNE
\nPERSIAN EMPIRE: February 21 1926 Luce Bay Wigtownshire
\nGAUL: April 03 1926 In heavy weather driven on submerged reef in Ballevullin Bay, NW Tiree
\nSALMONBY: March 23 1926 11 lost North Sea after boiler explosion
\nINVERDON: December 06 1926 stranded on a submerged reef off Kvalnes on the island of Sando, Faroes <\/p>\n

1927<\/strong><\/p>\n

SOMERSBY: December 08 1927 Maryport Bay Mull of Galloway
\nCEVIC: June 06 1927 Crew saved Ballure, Ramsey South Beach
\nPLAYMATE: May 04 1927 South east of Maughold Head Isle of Man
\nLEYLAND: March 15 1927 Wrecked Horlisgeir Rock, North Uist
\nEBOR: December 30 1927 Wrecked off Isle of May, Firth of Forth <\/p>\n

1928<\/strong><\/p>\n

DESIDERATUM: March 07 1928 Wrecked Norway
\nIONIC: March 07 1928 Lost by collision North Sea
\nMAGNOLIA: June 26 1928 Broke propellor shaft foundered 14 miles off Fastnet Rock
\nHONJO: March 1928 Moved to Belgium Sank
\nBRIARLYN: (ex Patrick Cullen) February 1928 Wrecked St Kilda
\nBELMONT: 1928 Moved to Aberdeen Wrecked on Horseback Rocks
\nCARTAGENA: January 1928 Lost with all hands (12) Irish Sea <\/p>\n

1929<\/strong><\/p>\n

KUMU: February 1929 Stranded and sank St Kilda
\nEDWARD VII: February 1929 Stranded and sank Buff of Brims reef, Pentland Firth
\nCOMMANDANT BULTINCK: 1929 Wrecked at Rossall 3 men lost
\nROSA MARIS: (1) 16\/01\/29 All saved Lost on Red Rocks, Eriskay <\/p>\n

1930<\/strong><\/p>\n

IDA ADAMS: 21\/11\/30 Frenchmans Rock Islay
\nSHACKLETON: 1930 Rathlin Island Northern Ireland
\nCAMENES: Post 1930 Wrecked Iceland
\nKINDRED STAR: March 03 1930: Stranded on South Bishop Rock, Pembrokeshire<\/p>\n

1931<\/strong><\/p>\n

FERROL: December 1931 Wrecked on the Eye Peninsular Stornoway
\nDAILY MAIL: March 1931 Wrecked North Mull
\nSAXON: 21\/08\/31 All saved Hough Skerries, West coast of Tiree
\nCRISCILLA: (1) 02\/11\/31 Lost at Black Rock Islay
\nPASAGES: 03\/12\/31 Lost at Jurby West coast of the Isle of Man
\nDAILY MAIL 10\/05\/31 Lost at Galloway Hebrides <\/p>\n

1932<\/strong><\/p>\n

G.M.: (renamed Pasadena) September 1932 Wrecked No Details
\nFLORENCE DOMBEY: (ex Wyre) May 1933 Moved to Aberdeen Sank <\/p>\n

1933<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENDYMION: July 1933 lost on Horse Bank Southport <\/p>\n

1935<\/strong><\/p>\n

WILLIAM CARBERRY: February 1935 Wrecked No details
\nPORT JACKSON: August 1935 Lost Scotstown Head, Peterhead
\nOSPRAY II: April 1935 Sunk after collision Collided with the trawler CALDEW.
\nHONORA: August 27 1933: Wrecked near Maldonado, Uruguay (River Plate estuary).
\nCLYRO: October 21 1935 No Details
\nLILY MELLING: August 18 1935 Ran aground near Anstruther bathing pool Declared CTL
\nMALAGA: 18\/10\/35 Lost with all hands Off Portrush, Northern Ireland <\/p>\n

1936<\/strong><\/p>\n

WINOOKA: 15\/03\/36 3 lost St Kilda
\nKODOMA: 04\/12\/36 Lost with all hands (12) West of Scotland
\nBARLE: April 01 1936 Lost after running aground. West of Scotland
\nCHANCELLOR: 1936 Moved to Aberdeen 1934 Sank
\nWALTER S BAILEY: September 06 1936 Stranded South east coast of Iceland
\nPRETORIA: February 05 1936 Lost by collision 6 miles SE by S of Buchan Ness Light
\nDINAS: (1) December 1936 Lost Wrecked at Dunfanaghy, Co. Donegal without loss of life.
\nEVELYN: 1936 Wrecked North Iceland<\/p>\n

1937<\/strong><\/p>\n

SAN SEBASTIAN: January 01 1937 Lost with 4 hands Islay
\nLUNEDA: February 09 1937 Off Ardberg Islay
\nCOTAVIA: February 12 1937 Maughold Head, Isle of Man Damaged in collision.
\nBEACON STAR: February 19 1937 Lost off Eddystone. No survivors.
\nCYMREA: March 1937 Eyraebakke, south west coast of Iceland. twelve crew lost. Twelve crew lost.
\nBOSCOBEL: May 1937 Moved to Aberdeen Sank
\nHONORA EVELYN: (1) September 1937 Wrecked No Details
\nANGEL de la PAZ: 1927 Scuttled off America.<\/p>\n

1938<\/strong><\/p>\n

BOSTONIAN: January 1938 Lost with all hands (12) South of Barra
\nEXMOUTH: 09\/03\/38 3 lost Smaull Point, Islay
\nALCAZAR: 12\/08\/38 7 lost Irish Sea <\/p>\n

1939<\/strong><\/p>\n

AUTHORPE: February 1939 Sunk at moorings during Spanish Civil War
\nCHERITON: 03\/03\/1939 Wrecked on Skea Skerries, Westray Sound. Crew saved
\nRUDYARD KIPLING: 13\/09\/1939 Sunk by U-27
\nAUREA: 1939 Lost E x N May Island, Firth of Forth Sunk by enemy aircraft
\nTHOMAS HANKINS: November 1939 Lost to U-boat gunfire. Off the Western Isles.
\nDELPHINE: 20\/11\/1939 Sunk by gunfire from U-33 14 miles NW Tory Island
\nARLITA: September 18 1939 Sunk By U-boat gunfire
\nALBATROSS (2): (FD353) January 1939. Stranded and sunk as Crisabelle Stephen
\nLORD LISTER: September 1939 Moved to Portugal 1930 Lost by collision off Cape Roca
\nDAVARA: 16\/09\/1939 Sunk by U-27 Off Tory Island
\nLORD MINTO: 18\/09\/39 7Sunk by gunfire from U-boat Off the Flannan Islands
\nNORTHERN ROVER: 30\/10\/1939 Sunk by U-59 off Kirkwall Lost with all hands.
\nCRESSWELL: November 1939 6 lost to a U boat Hebrides
\nARLITA: 18\/09\/39 Sunk by gunfire from U-boat Off the Flannan Islands
\nSULBY: November 1939 5 lost to a U boat Hebrides
\nCITY OF YORK: 15\/10\/1939 Lewis Hebrides
\nWILLIAM HUMPHRIES: November 1939 All hands lost to a U boat Hebrides
\nBARBARA ROBERTSON December 23 1939 1 lost to gunfire from U30 North Hebrides
\nCALDWE: (ex Maristo) September 1939 Sunk by U-boat Faroes
\nWELLVALE: September 12 1939 Reported lost with all hands (12) Hebrides (U-35)
\nSOLA: 18\/12\/1939 Lost to enemy aircraft 112 miles E by N of May Island, Firth of Forth
\nTRINITY N.B.: December 1939 Lost to enemy aircraft 17 miles NE of Rattray Head
\nSEA SWEEPER: 20\/11\/1939 Sunk by U-boat Off Tory Island
\nwigmore 18\/11\/1939 Sunk by U-boat Appoximate position 58\u00b001.2N\/01\u00b057.5W when attacked by U-boat (U.22)
\nQUIXOTIC: 05\/12\/1939 Stranded Adjacent to Bell Rock Lighthouse
\nCITY OF YORK: 1939 Wrecked Isle of Lewis <\/p>\n

1940<\/strong><\/p>\n

VICTORIAN: January 11 1940 Sunk by enemy aircraft North Sea
\nLUCIDA: January 11 1940 Mined North Sea
\nMERISIA: January 26 1940 Lost with all hands Isle of Man
\nTHERESA BOYLE: February 10 1940 Sunk by enemy aircraft 115 miles E x N of Aberdeen
\nROBERT BOWEN: February 09 1940 Sunk by enemy aircraft 20 miles NE of Aberdeen
\nCISNELL: February 11 1940 Sunk U-boat 70 miles from Fastnet
\nHERMIA: March 1940 Moved to Netherlands as Protinus. Lost to German bombers
\nSOAR: March 18 1940 Grounded on Black Waugh rocks 1 mile south of Gourdon, Kincardineshire
\nLOWDOCK: March 19 1940 Lost 5m east of Tod Head, Stonehaven in collision with HMTrawler Lady Philomena.
\nEDWARD CATTELLY May 06 1940 Lost Collision off Hartlepool
\nCHARLES BOYES: May 25 1940 Mined in the North Sea Nineteen crew lost, three saved.
\nOONA HALL: May 28 1940 Run down in the Irish Sea, 6 miles west of Peel, by an armed French merchant cruiser
\nOCEAN REWARD: May 29 1940 Foundered after collision returning from Dunkirk
\nOCEAN LASSIE: June 03 1940 Mined near Outer Ridge Buoy off Harwich
\nMARSONA: August 04 1940 4 lost Mined in Cromarty Forth
\nRIVER CLYDE: August 05 1940 Mined off Aldeburgh Suffolk
\nHANNAH E REYNOLDS: August 18 1940 Sunk by enemy aircraft St Margarets Bay, Dover
\nSEA KING: October 09 1940 Lost to mine 28 miles from Bull Sand Fort, Grimsby Roads
\nVELIA: October 19 1940 Lost to a mine 8 miles SE South Ship Head, Harwich
\nJOSEPH BUTTON: October 22 1940 Mined in the North Sea Off Aldeburgh
\nCREMLYN: November 1940 Ex-James Hunniford; ex-Ethel Taylor Mined off the Tyne
\nLOCH MORAR: November 1940 Sunk by enemy aircraft Thames Estuary
\nHARRY HAWKE: November 01 1940 Sunk by enemy aircraft Thames Estuary
\nSEA RANGER: November 15 1940 Foundered off Haisborough, Norfolk Lost to enemy aircraft
\nETHEL TAYLOR: November 22 1940 Mined Off the Tyne
\nPHYLLIS ROSALIE: November 24 1940 Mined in Barrow Deep, Thames estuary
\nGLENBERVIE: November 25 1940 Sunk by collision Thames Estuary
\nKENNYMORE: November 25 1940 Mined Thames Estuary
\nLOROONE: November 29 1940 Sunk by mine Humber Estuary
\nMARGARET ROSE: 1940 Sunk as a blockship by French Port Authorities. Dunkirk <\/p>\n

1941<\/strong><\/p>\n

STRATHRYE: January 12 1941 Mined off Great Orme
\nEDOUARD VAN VLAENDEREN February 22 1941 Stranded at Faroe Islands
\nALBERIC: May 03 1941 Scapa Flow Collision with a destroyer
\nROBINIA: March 25 1941 Sunk in minefield
\nFORTUNA: April 021941 Attacked and sunk by German aircraft off St. Abbs Head. No survivors.
\nSYLVIA: April 07 1941 Lost to enemy aircraft Faroes
\nWHITBY: April 04 1941 Lost to enemy aircraft 3 miles SSE of Blackwater Light Vessel
\nVAN ORLEY: April 05 1941: Part destroyed as a result of the explosion of ammunition ship MALAKAND in Husskison Dock
\nD’ARCY COOPER: April 10 1941 At Harwich, attacked and sunk by German aircraft
\nSTRATHGAIRN: July 01 1941 Mined No details
\nLORD St. VINCENT: June 07 1941 Mined off East Gunfleet buoy.
\nRECENIA: October 08 1941 Formerley Thistle Stranded on Barn Scar, Seascale
\nSTRATHRYE: 12\/01\/1941 Lost to a mine. North of Great Ormes Head.
\nMAVIS ROSE: (renamed Agate) 1941 Lost Off Cromer
\nLORINDA: August 1941 Lost off Freetown, Sierra Leone
\nKITKLINTON: renamed Eamont February 1941 Sunk by enemy aircraft Off Orkney
\nEVESHAM: 1941 Sunk by enemy aircraft Off Great Yarmouth
\nCOBBERS: 1941 Sunk Enemy aircraft
\nPRINCESS LOUISE: 1941 Sunk by enemy aircraft 30 miles N by 1\/2 W of Rathlin Island, Co. Antrim; twelve crew rescued
\nKINCORTH: 10\/12\/41 Mined 7 miles off Point Lynas, North Wales. 11 crew lost.
\nMURIELLE: 28\/09\/41 Sunk by mine. 9m SW x S of Morecambe Bay lightship
\nLADYLOVE: 08\/09\/41 Lost with all hands (U-202) Iceland
\nKING ERIK: 08\/09\/41 Lost with all hands (U boat) Iceland
\nTHOMAS DEAS: 06\/02\/41 Lost with all hands (14) due to parachute mine 4 miles from Spurn Head Humber Estuary
\nFORCE: June 1941 Sunk by German aircraft Off Yarmouth
\nCRADOCK: November 19 1941 Sunk by German aircraft 14 miles NNE of St. Abbs Head <\/p>\n

1942<\/strong><\/p>\n

NORDALE: January 15 1942 5 lost Mull of Galloway
\nOCEAN TIDE: January 15 1942: Stranded on Tiree, total loss.
\nWILLIAM HANBURY: February 20 1942 Stranded St. Anne’s Head, Isle of Man
\nWARLAND: February 18 1942 Lost to enemy aircraft North Sea
\nBOTANIC: February 18 1942 Sunk by enemy aircraft off 62D Buoy, 16 miles NE of Spurn Point.
\nRONONIA: March 06 1942 Torpedoed by U-boat (U.701) Iceland
\nMOTH: 1924 Moved to Sweden as Gilbert. Reported lost.
\nGOOD LUCK: (renamed Tranquil) June 1942 Lost in collision Off Deal
\nBROMELIA: June 22 1942 Foundered off West Coast of Iceland following an explosion. All crew lost.
\nMANOR: July 1942 Moved to France then Milford Haven Sunk by E-boat
\nMANX KING: July 07 1942 Foundered 10miles NE of Fuglo Head, Faeroe Islands after being bombed by German aircraft
\nCHORLEY: (ex Ceresia) April 1942 Sunk Off Start Point
\nCLOUGHTON WYKE: 1942 Lost to air attack Off the Humber
\nIRVANA: (1) ex Avanturine January 16 1942 Sunk by German aircraft Off Great Yarmouth
\nBRACONBUSH: January 29 1942 No losses Mined off Duncansby Head
\nCALIPH: November 02 1941 Foundered after being bombed by German aircraft.
\nGALLINULE: March 14 1942 Stranded on Skerryvore, 3 lost.
\nNORTHERN PRINCESS: March 1942 Torpedoed Grand Banks, Newfoundland <\/p>\n

1943<\/strong><\/p>\n

MORAY: March 13 1943 Foundered. Off St. Ann’s Head, Pembrokeshire
\nMORAVIA: March 14 1943 Mined in the North Sea.
\nLORD WIMBORNE: March 27 1943 Stranded Alftanes, Iceland
\nCRYSTAL: June 26 1943: Mined 12 miles off Scarborough.
\nARACARI: October 1943 Lost after being sold Off Sicily
\nSCOMBER: (2) 1943 Lost after being sold No details
\nRED GAUNTLET: (1) August 05 1943 Lost To E-boat attack (S-86)All Hands Off Felixstowe
\nDONNA NOOK: September 25 1943 Lost after collision with STELLA RIGEL Off Harwich
\nHONDO: November 29 1943 Lost with all hands Barra Head <\/p>\n

1944<\/strong><\/p>\n

ALONSO: January 13 1944 On a North Sea trip, missing cause unknown.
\nWYOMING: May 20 1944 Mined Off Harwich
\nENGLISH ROSE: June 04 1944 Mined off Brest.
\nBRACONBURN: 30\/07\/1944 Lost with all hands (U boat) Lost in collision.
\nROCHESTER: 27\/07\/1944 Mined 27 miles ENE of Withernsea Lighthouse
\nNORTHCOATES: 02\/12\/1944 Sank under tow English Channel.
\nNOREEN MARY: 05\/07\/1944 Lost to gunfire from U-247. Off Cape Wrath.
\nTRANSVAAL: November 18 1944 Sank in gales English Channel <\/p>\n

1945<\/strong><\/p>\n

ALLENTA: January 02 1945 Foundered off Cape St. Vincent following collision with US destroyer. Crew picked up and landed at Gibraltar.
\nBOIS des BUTTES: February 12 1945 Scuttled in river Loire.
\nSWEEPER: March 10 1945 Torpedoed by U.boat (U714) off Arbroath
\nDINORAH: April 1945 Mined Off Bridlington
\nGOZO: July 1945 Lost after striking a mine. 25 miles S by SW of Old Head of Kinsale
\nTRANSPORT: October 23 1945 Lost in heavy weather. \u00bd m from Buoy CH4 (near Noord Hinder L\/V)
\nEILEEN WAYMAN: December 08 1945 Stranded Grannan Point, Isle of Lewis
\nNORTHERN ISLES: 1945 Lost after grounding Durban, East Africa
\nRIVER YTHAN: March 09 1945 Moved to Grimsby Missing
\nSweeper: March 10 1945 torpedoed by U.boat (U714) (Schwebcke) off Arbroath.
\nLEITH N.B.: December 1945 Sank after plates being stove in by trawl door. 27 miles W by N of Noup Head, Westray, Orkney Islands
\nHAYBURN WYKE: January 1945 Torpedoed Off Ostend
\nETHEL CRAWFORD: April 1945 Mined off Ailsa Craig
\nDAILY MIRROR: January 1945 Moved to Granton Lost by collision
\nARLEY: February 1945 Mined North Sea
\nARIEL: August 02 1945 Crew saved Sou’ west of Chicken Rock, Irish Sea <\/p>\n

1946<\/strong><\/p>\n

NORBRECK: April 1946 Mined. SW Ireland.
\nRENASCENT: October 28 1946 Foundered off Lowestoft.<\/p>\n

1947<\/strong><\/p>\n

LOIS: FD424 15\/01\/47 1 lost Grindavik SW Iceland
\nBENGHAZI: 24\/04\/47 2 lost Firth of Lorne
\nS.D.J.: May 1947 Missing in North Sea presumed mined.
\nDHOON: (1) December 1947 Lost in a storm Latrabjarge, Flaugernef, Iceland; three crew members lost
\nPRINCESS MARIE-JOS&EACUTE;: June 11 1947 Sunk by a trawled up mine East coast of Iceland
\nRED GAUNTLET: 10\/08\/1947 South Cape Spitzbergen
\nTHOMAS ALTOFT: November 8th 1947 Eilean Glas Harris <\/p>\n

1948<\/strong><\/p>\n

GOTH: April 16 48 Lost without trace. All hands (21) Iceland
\nCORENA: (1) ex Andalusite 1948 Moved to Aberdeen Greenland
\nCRAIGMORE: October 15 1948 Sank off St. Ann\u2019s Head whilst being towed by ISER
\nDAILY TELEGRAPH: December 01 1948 Stranded at Saudanes between Sugandafjordur and Onundarfjordur<\/p>\n

1949<\/strong><\/p>\n

St CLAIR: August 23 1949 Wrecked on Swona Pentland Firth
\nCYELSE: March 1949 Castlebay Barra
\nPINTAIL: 26\/02\/1949 Bull Point Rathlin Island
\nWILLIAM MANNELL: 22\/02\/1949 Stranded off Portaleen Donegal <\/p>\n

1950<\/strong><\/p>\n

SAPPHIRE: September 18 1950 Wrecked Skagi Light, Iceland
\nYARMOUTH: December 05 1950 Lost on Scroby Sands
\nNORTHERN REWARD: 1950 Foundered South coast of Iceland <\/p>\n

1952<\/strong><\/p>\n

NAUTILUS: July 02\/03 1952: Stranded off Swinem\u00fcnde.
\nMAGNOLIA: August 20 1952. Sank under tow in North Sea.
\nBRACONLEA: October 05 1952 Struck rocks at Bass of Hascosaya, Voe
\nLUNE: October 23 1952 Wrecked in storm conditions. North Pier Aberdeen
\nWYRE LAW: 23\/10\/52 Stranded Broad Bay, Stornoway, Isle of Lewis.
\nCLIXBY: 06\/11\/52 Under tow La Rochelle-Newport, broke tow. Stranded at Quessant
\nCITY OF EDINBURGH II: 1952 Sold to Spain and wrecked. No details.<\/p>\n

1953<\/strong><\/p>\n

WASP: January 18 1953 Lost with all hands near Mar\u00f8y in Norway.
\nMICHAEL GRIFFITH: January 31 1953 Lost with all hands (13) Barra Head
\nHILDINA: (2) December 01 1953 6 lost Muckle Flugga
\nHEATHERY BRAE: May 04 1953 Sank by explosives during salvage work over wreck of CLARRIE , off Bordeaux.
\nHERO: May 18 1953 Run down Off The Smalls in dense fog
\nDAILY HERALD: 1953 Sunk. Used as target by Royal Australian Navy
\nRICHARD CROFTS: February 20 1953 Sank after striking a reef Cornaig Beg on the west coast of Coll.
\nRIVI\u00c8RE: June 10 1953 sank in thick fog off Yorkshire coast after collision with collier FIRELIGHT
\nLEAM: (renamed BELLDOCK) 1953 Stranded Balta Sound <\/p>\n

1954<\/strong><\/p>\n

PHOEBE III: November 1954 Sold to Portugal Sank off Lisbon. Reported position between Cap Jurby and Cap Blanc.
\nNAVENA: (1) 1954 Moved to South Africa Scuttled
\nEVELYN ROSE: 31\/12\/54 12 lost Sound of Mull
\nDEWSLAND: November 1954 Moved to Hull Sank at Mombasa <\/p>\n

1955<\/strong><\/p>\n

STURDEE: 19\/10\/1955 Wrecked on beach Aberdeen.
\nTHOMAS LEEDS: 25\/10\/1955 Stranded 13 miles west of Lagos
\nRANGOON: 1955 Moved to Hull then Norway as Atle No details
\nLYSANDER II: June 1955 Struck rocks off the Blasket Islands, Co.Kerry
\nALMERIA: 1955 Sold to Australia as Coolgwai Sunk off Sydney <\/p>\n

1956<\/strong><\/p>\n

DUCHESSE de BRABANT: May 09 1956 Sailed Suda Bay, Crete for Venice, Italy. Missing presumed foundered.<\/p>\n

1957<\/strong><\/p>\n

ANDRADITE: March 07 1957 Crew saved Castlebay, Barra Island, Outer Hebrides
\nWILLIAM HANNAM: April 09 1957 Foundered Off Kiberg
\nFaithful Star: December 14 1957 Stranded about 1\/4 mile S of Orford Ness Lighthouse<\/p>\n

1958<\/strong><\/p>\n

BEN DEARG: 1958 Sunk by RAN Off Australia<\/p>\n

1959<\/strong><\/p>\n

RED FALCON: 14\/12\/59 Lost with all hands Skerryvore
\nBONTHORPE: 1959 Stranded at Cairns Inlet Queensland <\/p>\n

1961<\/strong><\/p>\n

INVERTAY: 10\/03\/61 Sunk by collision 190 miles off the Humber
\nSSAFA: 17\/01\/61 Friesland Bay Isle of Coll
\nBOSTON HERON: 03\/12\/61 Hebrides Scotland <\/p>\n

1962<\/strong><\/p>\n

ELLA HEWETT: (1) 03\/11\/62 Church Bay Rathlin, Northern Ireland
\nACHROITE: 11\/02\/63 Crew saved Ballure, Ramsey South Beach <\/p>\n

1963<\/strong><\/p>\n

LORD STANHOPE: 1963 Wrecked Iceland
\nNORTHERN SPRAY: October 23 1963 Wrecked Isafj\u00f6rdur, Iceland
\nMARGARET WICKS: 08\/12\/63 Wrecked Scotland <\/p>\n

1964<\/strong><\/p>\n

PYGMALION: 26\/05\/64 Off Maughold Head Isle of Man
\nIRVANA: (2) 23\/04\/64 Cushenden Bay Northern Ireland
\nBOSTON PIONAIR: February 1965 Missing presumed lost
\nBOSTON FIREFLY: December 1964 Moved to Canada as Acadia Seahawk Missing presumed lost <\/p>\n

1965<\/strong><\/p>\n

HAMOAZE: 1965 Wrecked Pilling Sands <\/p>\n

1966<\/strong><\/p>\n

St LEONARD: (2) December 1966 Moved to Canada as Zebra No details <\/p>\n

1967<\/strong><\/p>\n

BLAEFELL: 1967 Sold to South Africa Lost <\/p>\n

1968<\/strong><\/p>\n

FLEETWOOD LADY: 1968 Sold to Canada Lost at Sable Island.
\nBULBY: December 1968 Scuttled off South Africa.
\n1971<\/strong><\/p>\n

BRACONGLEN: 1971 Sold to Ceylon Sank in Colombo Harbour
\nBORELLA: 1971 Scuttled at False Bay South Africa <\/p>\n

1972<\/strong><\/p>\n

EAGER: 1972 Lost at Ghana No details <\/p>\n

1973<\/strong><\/p>\n

SIR AGRAVINE: July 24 1973 Foundered Off Krakemeset.
\nNAVENA: (2) 1973 Copinsay Orkney <\/p>\n

1974<\/strong><\/p>\n

WYRE MAJESTIC: 18\/10\/74 Rubha a’ Mhail Sound of Islay <\/p>\n

1976<\/strong><\/p>\n

WYRE VICTORY: 14\/01\/1976 4.5 miles SE Oigh Sgeir Lighthouse Inner Hebrides <\/p>\n

1977<\/strong><\/p>\n

NIELS JOHN: 05\/05\/77 Off Maughold Head Isle of Man <\/p>\n

1978<\/strong><\/p>\n

EVALANA: March 1978 Lost Stranded at Olafsjordur, Iceland.
\nBOSTON TYPHOON: (2) 1978 Sold to South Africa Scuttled off Robben Island
\nBOSTON LIGHTNING: (ex Admiral Burnett) 1978 Sank after being transferred to Lowestoft <\/p>\n

1979<\/strong><\/p>\n

MARETTA: (2) 1979 Moved to Ghana as Madden Marr Wrecked <\/p>\n

1981<\/strong><\/p>\n

BRACONBANK: June 18 1981 Scuttled Bjornefjorden <\/p>\n

1982<\/strong><\/p>\n

PRINCESS ELIZABETH: 1982 Moved to Australia 1954 as Southern Endeavour Scuttled <\/p>\n

1984<\/strong><\/p>\n

NAVENA: (3) 27\/01\/1984 Stranded and capsized Scarborough <\/p>\n

1985<\/strong><\/p>\n

BOSTON STIRLING: 1985 Re Registered as LO 336 Foundered at Loch Broom, Western Isles. <\/p>\n

1986<\/strong><\/p>\n

DAWN WATERS: 20\/03\/1986 Foundered Irish Sea
\nLOCH LEIN: 1986 Moved to New Zealand Reported lost. <\/p>\n

1987<\/strong><\/p>\n

BOSTON SEAFOAM: March 1987 Became Grampian Defender Stranded and lost.
\nARGO OF PEMBROKE: Moved to New Zealand Reported scuttled in Cook Strait. <\/p>\n

1990<\/strong><\/p>\n

CAPTAIN FOLEY: August 1990 Sank after collision Off Cromer <\/p>\n

1991<\/strong><\/p>\n

CRISCILLA: (2) January 1991 Destroyed Fire <\/p>\n

1994<\/strong><\/p>\n

BOSTON CORSAIR: 1994 Sold to Spain Reported lost. <\/p>\n

2008<\/strong><\/p>\n

SPINNINGDALE: February 01 2008 Wrecked St. Kilda.
\nBOSTON SEAFIRE: October 2008 Scuttled off New Zealand<\/p>\n

JOSENA: Date unknown Sold to Portugal Sank at moorings, Vigo <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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