As "Summer Rose" entering Yarmouth |
© Reproduced with acknowledgement to Ally Flett and his Father |
Craigleith LH 255
Built | 1919 Isaac Pimblott & Sons, Northwich as "Stern Wave" (Steel) |
Yard No | 357 |
Owner at New | Admiralty (Ad.No.357) |
ID no | 145542 |
Launch Date | 1919 |
Completed | 27.03.1920 as a fishing vessel |
Gross Tons | 96 |
Nett Tons | 43 |
Engine | 34 hp C.2-cyl by William Beardmore & Co Ltd, Glasgow. |
Length | 86.5ft |
Breadth | 18.5ft |
Depth | 9.4ft |
Owners | |
25.08.1920 |
Handed over to Fisheries Board of Scotland for disposal to the Mercantile |
1920 | Owned by A. Wares & Charles Cluness, Newhaven Edinburgh. |
1921 | Renamed "CRAIGLEITH" |
1921 | Registered at Leith LH 255. |
1922 | Owned by Scottish Steam Herring Fishing Co Ltd, Peterhead (John Sutherland manager) . |
1922 | Leith registry closed. |
1922 | Renamed "SUMMER ROSE" |
1922 | Registered at Peterhead PD 594. |
1930 | Fishing from Fleetwood ( Alex Keay agents ) |
01.10.1939 | Requisitioned and converted to minesweeper (Hire rate £32.0.0d/month). |
13.10.1940 | Lost, mined off Sunderland, two crewmen lost (James Southern, Engineman; Frank Paget, Stoker) |
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