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mfv Elsie FD9
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24/03/2019: Page published.
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mfv Dawn Maid BA249
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mfv Erin Bay FD115
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mfv Orion FD10
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2019: Page published.
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mfv Doris B FD1
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Technical
RSS No: B14139
MMSI: 235084726
Gross Tonnage: 21.02
Length: 13.20 m
Breadth: 11.90 m
Depth: 4.60 m
Built: Newbury Engineering Ltd, Newhaven
Engine: 290bhp oil engine by Gardner Engines Ltd, Patricroft, Manchester
Re-engined with 213bhp/290kW Caterpillar 33068
History
1994: Completed as a trawler by Newbury Engineering Ltd, Newhaven for Dennis Watts, Southwick, W. Sussex as REBECCAN.
2013: Sold to ??, ??. Registered at Colchester (CK134).
2016: Sold to B&M Fishing LLP, Fleetwood. Converted for whelking/shell fish and registered at Fleetwood as IVY MAY (FD134).
2018: Registered at Stornoway as KERISTUM (SY76).
2018: Registered at Fleetwood as IVY MAY (FD134).
200?: Re-engined with 213bhp/290kW Caterpillar 33068
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mfv Rebeccan PW406
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mfv Ivy May FD134
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mfv Keristum SY76
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mfv Ivy May FD134
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Changelog
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mfv Patty FD251
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mfv Seren Y Don FD17
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Changelog
18/12/2018: Page published.
Technical
Official Number: 359080
Yard Number: 327
Completed: 01/01/1974
Gross Tonnage: 299
Net Tonnage: 113
Length: 32.44 m
Breadth: 8.44 m
Depth: 4.75 m
Launched: 15/10/1973
Built: Clelands Shipbuilding Co Ltd, Wilmington Quay
Engines: 4SA, 8cyl (222 x 292mm), 1250bhp; (1985: 6cyl (250 x 300mm)) oil engine by Mirrlees Blackstone Ltd, Stamford
History
01/01/1974: Completed for J Marr (Aberdeen) Ltd, Aberdeen. Registered A427.
1982: Sold to Heimaskagi H/F, Iceland; renamed SKIPASKAGI.
1985: Re-engined by Bergens Mek Versteder.
1992: Sold to Valdimar H/F, Vogar; renamed THURIDUR HALLDORSDOTTIR.
1995: Renamed STURLA.
2004: Renamed SOLBORG.
2005: Sold to Verdalir EHF, Bildudaldur, Iceland; renamed HALLGRIMUR.
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M.T. Glen Carron A427
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M.T. Glen Carron A427
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Changelog
24/08/2018: Page published.
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Technical
Part IV registered
Gross Tonnage: 13.61
History
27.10.1943: Registered at Fleetwood as PEGGY (FD222). Owner W. Leadbetter, Fleetwood.
12.1959: In fog, stranded near Fleetwood Pier about 40 yrs from the Promenade. Sk. John Holden and Mate Albert Mair tried to keep her afloat but were unsuccessful and picked up by Fleetwood lifeboat, ANN LETITIA RUSSELL (Cox. Albert Wright). Subsequently salvage undertaken and engine, mast, ballast and some fishing gear recovered. Boat not insured and a fund to help the owner set-up by business men Norman, Frank, Leonard and Lawrence Horsley.
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iv Peggy FD222
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Changelog
12/08/2018: Page published.