orcadian Posted 5 February , 2008 Posted 5 February , 2008 new to this sitelooking for imformation on h m trawler scarborough on which my grand uncle served i have the imformation on him but would like anything about the ship
spithead Posted 5 February , 2008 Posted 5 February , 2008 Hello jmt welcome to the forum HMT Scarborough Launched 1897 Displacement 161TG 170TN Length 104.2ft Breadth 20.5ft Depth 10.7ft Armament 1 x 6pdr Admty No. 632 Port Reg. GY266 (Grimsby) Built by mackie & Thomson at govan. Owned by Consolidated Fisheries of Grimsby. Requisitioned in October 1914 and converted to a M/S. Returned to owners 1919. Regards John
Terence Munson Posted 5 February , 2008 Posted 5 February , 2008 Hello jmt, Welcome to the forum - Just to add to John's post: S.T. Scarborough GY.266 moved to Lowestoft Jan. 1925 and there is a photo and some info. about her on this site: Click Here Cheers, Terry
ARABIS Posted 5 February , 2008 Posted 5 February , 2008 Hello jmt, From March 1918 she was commanded by Skipper William Lyall R.N.R. Navy List, December 1918. Cheers, ARABIS.
sadsac Posted 7 February , 2008 Posted 7 February , 2008 jmt, following ARABIS posting re Skr. LYALL ; LYALL William N/E Skipper RNR 80E102 T.251 Vice Admiral de Robeck N/E N/E Eastern Mediterranean January to June 1916 N/E Mentioned for good service in action R's Sadsac
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