Michael Scot GN 41
| Built | 1892 Robert Craggs & Sons Ltd, Middlesbrough (Iron) (Stockton yard) |
| Yard No | 94 |
| Owner at New | David M. Gammie, Newhaven Edinburgh (owner/ manager) |
| ID no | 99901 |
| Launch Date | 04.11.1891 |
| Completed | 01.1892 |
| Gross Tons | 150 |
| Nett Tons | 49 |
| Engine | 40 hp T.3-cyl by Westgarth English & Co Ltd, Middlesbrough |
| Length | 100ft |
| Breadth | 20.2ft |
| Depth | 10.9ft |
| Owners | |
| 27.01.1892 | Left Stockton for Granton on trial trip. |
| 1892 | Registered at Granton GN 41 |
| 27.03.1897 | Landed a large shark at Granton, caught while fishing off the Bell Rock. |
| 08.04.1897 | Stranded on east breakwater Granton during dense fog. Tug "Criterion" helped refloat vessel which suffered no apparent damage. |
| 16.09.1897 | While heading home to Granton from the fishing grounds, collided with S.S. "Knight Errant" (3471g/1885) lying off Leith in thick fog, causing severe damage to bows |
| 01.01.1898 | Owned by Muirheads Trawlers Ltd, Edinburgh (James Muirhead manager). (£5000 of which £2500 is cash and £2500 as shares in the company) |
| 23.03.1898 | Towed to Granton by S.T. "Kingfisher" GN 4 after the boiler began to leak inflicting serious injury to engineer Henry Strong. |
| 1900 | Owned by David M. Gammie, Newhaven Edinburgh (owner/ manager). |
| 19.12.1900 | Towed the abandoned S.S. "Woodbine" from off St. Abbs Head to Granton, £325 salvage later awarded. |
| 23.10.1904 | While fishing at Bell Rock, Neil Tough seriously injured while shooting the gear. Skipper W. Hall lost gear value £100 |
| 03.12.1904 | Struck a submerged object and sank 25 of miles off Montrose. Skipper W. Hall and crew of six took to the small boat. Rescued by the local trawler "Mare" ME 659. |