SCARBOROUGH LT136
John Stevenson Collection
Official No: 108456 Port and Year: Grimsby, 1897 (GY266)
Lowestoft, 1925 (LT136)
Description: Steel side trawler; steam screw, coal burning. Ketch rigged. Wheelhouse aft. Pareja (pair) fishing.
Crew:
Built: 1897; by Mackie & Thomson. (Yard no. 139)
Tonnage: 161 grt 63 net
Length / breadth / depth (feet): 104.2 / 20.5 / 10.7
Engine: T.3-cyl; 45 rhp; by Muir & Houston, Glasgow.
Owners:
As GY266
Mar 1897: Hagerup & Doughty, Grimsby.
Apr 1906: Consolidated Steam Fishing & Ice Co., Grimsby.
Manager: John D. Marsden
As LT136Jan 1925: Consolidated Fisheries, Lowestoft.
Manager: Sir John D. Marsden.
1937: Don Trawling Co. (Milford Haven), Docks, MilfordManager: J. C. Llewellin. (To 1938)
1944: Cranbrook Shipping Co., Bevis Marks House, London EC3
Landed at Milford: 3 Nov 1937 - 27 Sep 1945
Skippers: Ambrose Setterfield.
Notes: Oct 1914: Requisitioned by the Admiralty and converted to a minesweeper (Admy.no. 632). 1 x 6pdr.
1919: Returned to owners.
1952: Broken up on Tyneside.
Accidents and Incidents
From an unknown local newspaper dated c. 28th October 1937:
Another pair of locally owned trawlers put to sea on Tuesday night's tide. They were the s.t. Rattray and the s.t, Charmouth, recently purchased by the Don Fishing Company from Fleetwood and Aberdeen, and reconditioned and adapted for the Spanish "Pareja" method of fishing.
This enterprising firm has purchased four more of this class of trawlers from Fleetwood, viz., s.t Aberdeen, s.t. Xania, s.t. Ilfracombe and the s.t Scarborough, two of which have arrived in Milford Docks to be fitted out.
This makes five pairs of boats under the management of Yolland and Llewellyn.
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From the West Wales Guardian of Friday 22nd August 1941:
Last weekend the Trawler Owners' Association received from the British Fishing Vessels Mutual War Risks Association the following letter.
"The awards committee have awarded a total sum of one hundred pounds (£100) to the skipper and crew of the steam trawler "Scarborough" for meritorious service
on February 20th 1941after enemy attack. The "Scarborough" was bombed out in the Atlantic but the men stuck to their boat and reached home without loss. Owing to the departure to the services and to other ports of members of the crew of the "Scarborough", it was found impossible to mark the occasion with a special presentation and the owners' secretary has sent each share of the reward for valour.
The members of the crew and the amounts each received are.
Skipper Harold King, 10, Waterloo Rd. £ 25.
Mate C. Picton, 28, Upper Hill St. 15.
Bo'sun W. R. Sanderson, (now Royal Navy) 7.
Deckhand G. Smith, (now Fleetwood) 6.
T. Moriarty, Charles St. 6.
Leslie J. Jenkins, 40, Charles St. 6.
E. C. Kellick, (now of Hull) 6.
Cook C. Jones, (whereabouts not traced) 5.
First Engineer F. Lamb, High St., St.Davids 15.
Second Engineer A. Lampard, Shakespeare Ave. 7.
Third Engineer T. Mills, Hubberston Terrace. 5.
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