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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

Posted

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

Posted

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

Posted

Hello jmt,

From March 1918 she was commanded by Skipper William Lyall R.N.R.

Navy List, December 1918.

Cheers,

ARABIS.

Posted

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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