| Built |
1919 Scott & Sons, Bowling near
Glasgow as "John Langshaw" (Steel) |
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| Yard No |
275 |
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| Owner at New |
Admiralty
(Ad. No.4229) |
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| ID no |
143257 |
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| Launch Date |
20.03.1919 |
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| Completed |
25.04.1919 as a fishing vessel |
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| Gross Tons |
200 |
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| Nett Tons |
97 |
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| Engine |
74 hp T.3-cyl by W. H. Allen, Son & Co
Ltd, Bedford |
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| Length |
115.8ft |
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| Breadth |
22.2ft |
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| Depth |
12.2ft |
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| Owners |
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| 05.1919 |
Sold to the Mercantile |
| 05.1919 |
Owned by Richard Wardell Crawford,
Scarborough (owner/manager). |
| 13.05.1919 |
Renamed "ETHEL CRAWFORD". |
| 13.05.1919 |
Registered at Scarborough SH 75 |
| 21.11.1919 |
Owned by Robin Hood Steam Trawling
Co Ltd, Scarborough ( Richard Wardell Crawford manager) |
| 22.07.1920 |
Owned by Herbert Ford, Birmingham
(Arthur G. Stietes, Liverpool manager) |
| 22.12.1921 |
Owned by Ethel Crawford Steam
Fishing Co Ltd,(Louis Cohen) Fleetwood (Jules H. Nierinck, Blackpool,
manager). |
| 03.1922 |
Scarborough registry closed. |
| 04.03.1922 |
Registered at Fleetwood FD 404. |
| 1924 |
Owned by Richard Watson Lewis, Aberdeen
(owner/manager) |
| 18.09.1924 |
Fleetwood registry closed. |
| 24.09.1924 |
Registered at Aberdeen A.36 |
| 22.03.1930 |
Ran aground on May Island
Firth of Forth after coaling at a Forth port. Vessel badly damaged crew rescued by M.F.V "Winaway" KY 279 |
| 26.03.1930 |
Refloated
with assistance from Leith tug “Earl of Powis” (116g/1882)
(Leith Salvage & Towing Co) and taken to
Anstruther Fife for repair. |
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15.02.1932 |
Owned by North Eastern Fisheries Ltd,
Aberdeen (Sir Andrew Lewis manager) |
| 09.02.1940 |
Owned by George Gallie
Paton, Glasgow (owner/manager). |
| 22.07.1942 |
Owned by Margaret Munro Crawford or Paton, John Grant, Glasgow &
John Munro Crawford, Giffnock Renfrewshire. |
| 17.09.1942 |
Owned by Ardrossan Trawling Co Ltd, Ardrossan (Walter K. Paton
Ltd Glasgow managers). |
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20.04.1945 |
Sunk after encountering a magnetic
mine near Ailsa Craig in the Firth of Clyde.( Wreck lies 3 miles
WSW of Ailsa Craig; Mine probably laid by German submarine U-218
on 18th April.. All ten crew missing presumed killed. |
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30.04.1945 |
Aberdeen registry closed. |
| Those lost: - |
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| Arthur Scales
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Skipper |
21 Trinity Crescent Edinburgh |
| William Bowman |
Mate
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156 Colinton Mains Drive Edinburgh |
| Roy Wright
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2nd Fisherman
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Newhaven |
| James Geddes |
Chief Eng |
6 Granton
Terrace Edinburgh |
| Thomas Drysdale |
2nd Eng
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7 Fort Place Leith |
| Robert Ewing |
Cook |
53 York Street
Ayr |
| Thomas Ritchie
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Deckhand
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266 Bonnington Road Leith |
| Thomas Shanley |
Deckhand
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55 Sleigh Drive
Edinburgh |
| Alexander
Shields |
Fireman
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1a Pier Place
Newhaven
Edinburgh |
| John Henry
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Trimmer
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Sailors Home
Leith |
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