Technical

Completed: 1910
Net Tonnage: 14.43
Length: 39′ 6″
Breadth: 10′
Depth: 5′
Built: Arnside

History

1910: Built at Arnside as HELEN II for George E Stonall of New Brighton, Cheshire.
1910: Completed.
24/11/1910: Registered by owner at Liverpool (LL43).
06/04/1935: Sold to Ludwig Kristin Anderson of Harbour House, Portmadoc and registered at Carnarvon (CO65).
03/03/1936: Sold to Miss Blodwen Lewis of 11 Terrace Road, Portmadoc.
20/06/1938: Sold to Edwin Hugh Roberts of Coer Plan, Penrhos, Pwllheli.
02/01/1943: Sold to John Griffiths of Seaside View, Gorth, Bangor.
04/10/1943: Sold to John Martin of 58 Dronsfield Road Fleetwood, renamed LUELLA after his wife and registered at Fleetwood (FD2).
15/02/1960: Sold and registration cancelled by new owner at Maryport.
21/12/1964: Owned by Kenneth Bee of 8 Albert Square, Fleetwood.
31/12/1968: Sold to Michael John Yarwood of 59 Woodland Avenue, Thornton.
08/04/1969: Sold to David Warren of 7 Glenfield Avenue, Blackpool and Robert Wright of 1 Longwood Lane, Pilling.
20/01/1972: Sold to Arthur Irwin of 21 Huddleston Road, Millom and registered at Fleetwood (FD216).
14/05/1973: Fishing registration cancelled boat transferred to Workington.
1989: Purchased by Mike Griffiths of Liverpool from Mr Chilton of Workington.
1994: Sold to Mr Falshaw and renamed ANNA.
1999: Obtained by Jim Roddick for restoration and renamed HELEN II.
2010: Ownership converted to a Trust and handed to Conway County Council for conversion to a training ship.

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I.V. Luella FD2
Picture courtesy of Paul Evans

Technical

Completed: 1931
Length: 37’ ft
Beam: 11’ ft
Draught: 4’ 6” ft
Net Tonnage: 8.25 tons
Built: William Crossfield & Sons, Arnside

History

1931: Built by William Crossfield & Sons at Arnside as HANNAH HAMBLETON for the Hambleton family of 2 Heath Road, Widnes.
08/01/1932: Registered by owners at Runcorn (RN5).
12/06/1951: Purchased by Harry Wright of 124 London Street, Fleetwood and registered at Fleetwood (FD104).
02/05/1961: Boat sold and fishing registration cancelled.
17/08/1966: Purchased by Roy Sidney Mitchenson of 19 Hesketh Close, Fleetwood and registered at Fleetwood (FD260).
17/12/1974: Sold to Ronald McPherson of 67 Queen Street, Millom.
13/01/1976: Owned by John McPherson of 23 Huddleston Road, Millom and B Clark of Town Head Farm, Haverigg.
31/12/1980: Registered at Lancaster (LR177) by new owner Michael Green of 6 Oxford Street, Morecambe.
1982: Sold to Mr Ryding of 30 Cable Road, Hoylake, Wirral.
12/03/1985: Registered at Liverpool (LL40) by new owner William Spencer of Marine Road, Hoylake.
20/01/1986: Fishing registration cancelled as boat had gone ashore at Meols and was severely damaged. Wreck subsequently purchased and rebuilt as a yacht by Jim Roddick of Greasby, Wirral.

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I.V. Hannah Hambleton FD104
Picture courtesy of Paul Evans

Technical

Net Tonnage: 12.05
Length: 34′ 2″
Breadth: 11’ ft
Depth: 5’ 5” ft
Built: John Crossfield & Co., at Conwy

History

1910: Built by John Crossfield & Co., at Conwy as ELEANORA for Evan Harris of 57 Sand Street, Pwllheli.
1910: Completed.
10/10/1910: Registered by owner at Carnarvon (CO70).
17/10/1926: Sold to Rebecca Clark of the Fish Stores, Pwllheli.
17/12/1926: Reported as having an auxiliary motor fitted.
13/10/1931: Sold to John Walkin Owen of 43 Lleyn Street, Pwllheli.
11/08/1941: Registered at Fleetwood (FD184) by new owner William Henry Sawyers of 24 Lower Lune Street, Fleetwood.
29/07/1942: Purchased by Ernest Salthouse of 59 North Church Street, Fleetwood and skippered by James Grundy.
07/03/1944: Sold to William Stevenson of 231 Clifton Street, St Anne’s and skippered by Fred Price and John Richard Wright.
25/07/1944: Sold to Odafoam Limited of Liverpool and skippered by Cyril Sessions.
09/08/1946: Sold to William Stanley Clare and Sidney Vernon Brice of 1 Daisy Bank, Victoria Road, Cleveleys.
25/04/1947: Owned by Vernon Brice of 1 Daisy Bank, Victoria Road, Cleveleys.
13/10/1949: Owned by Charles Bellamy Bird of 6 Maple Avenue, Fleetwood.
12/04/1950: Sold to Arthur ‘Arty’ Swales of Fleetwood.
12/06/1969: Recorded as jointly owned by Arthur ‘Arty’ Swales and Kenneth Falkner of Fleetwood when Fishing registration was cancelled.
21/11/1972: Registered at Fleetwood (FD184) by owner Arthur Swales.
20/05/1985: Sold to Piers Martin of 40 West Road, Lancaster.
01/04/1989: Fishing registration cancelled and sold to become a yacht owned by Tom Dalton racing in the annual nobby races at Liverpool and Conwy.

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I.V. Eleanora FD184
Picture courtesy of Paul Evans

Technical

Official Number: 187849
Completed: 1956
Gross Tonnage: 56
Net Tonnage: 26
Length: 59.5 ft
Breadth: 19.1 ft
Depth: 8.4 ft
Oil Engine: 132bhp by Lister Engines Ltd, Patricroft, Manchester

History

1956: Completed at Fraserburgh for Brixham Trawlers Ltd, Fleetwood as GOSHAWK. Registered at Fleetwood (FD118) (Ralph S. Dugdall, manager). 1.8.1959: Company taken over by Boston Deep Sea Fisheries Ltd, Fleetwood (Arthur J. Lewis, manager).
1959: Sold to William J. Taylor, Cleveleys.

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M.F.V. Goshawk FD118
Picture courtesy of Norman (TPF)

M.F.V. Goshawk FD118
Picture courtesy of Norman (TPF)

M.F.V. Goshawk FD118
Picture courtesy of Norman (TPF)

M.F.V. Goshawk FD118
Picture courtesy of Norman (TPF)

Technical

Completed: 1893
Net Tonnage: 8.24
Length: 32’ 6”
Breadth: 10’
Depth: 4’ 8”
Built: Crossfield Brothers, Arnside

History

23/10/1893: launched by Crossfield Brothers at Arnside as FOX for John Pailey of Lytham.
07/12/1893: Registered by owner at Preston (PN53).
03/05/1900: Sold to Robert Atkinson of Knott End and registered at Fleetwood (FD27).
12/07/1919: Sold to John Wright of Knott End.
13/10/1925: Sold to Peter W Rimmer of 46 Shelfield Road, Marshside and registered at Preston (PN62).
19/06/1931: Sold to William Lomax of 1 Davies Street, Widnes and registered at Runcorn (RN4).
11/09/1943: Vessel sunk and subsequently broken up at Stock’s in the River Mersey.

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I.V. Fox FD27
Picture © MP Evans

Technical

Completed: 1909
Net Tonnage: 10.27
Length: 33’
Breadth: 10’ 1”
Depth: 4’ 8”
Built: Arnside

History

1908: Built at Arnside as CHARLOTTE for John Abram of 29 Rhyl Street, Fleetwood.
1909: Completed.
14/07/1909: Registered by owner at Fleetwood (FD112).
01/11/1920: Owned by Richard Abram of 30 Hesketh Place, Fleetwood.
23/10/1925: Reported as having an auxiliary motor fitted.
12/11/1945: Sold to Richard ‘Couch’ Wright of 79 Victoria Street, Fleetwood.
24/07/1961: Vessel struck a buoy and sank in Liverpool Bay.

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I.V. Charlotte FD112
Picture © Paul Evans

Technical

Official Number: 182476
Completed: 1914
Net Tonnage: 8.77
Length: 32′
Breadth: 9’ 8”
Depth: 3’ 2”
Built: Arnside

History

1914: Built at Arnside as ANNIE for Joseph Parkinson of 19 Townley Street, Morecambe.
10/10/1908: Registered by owner at Lancaster (LR7).
1926: Reported as having an auxiliary motor fitted.
28/07/1932: Sold to Herbert Jones of 15 Chapel Road, Hoylake and registered at Liverpool (LL94).
25/07/1941: Sold to Robert Charles Meuse of 60 Cornish Avenue, Fleetwood.
13/04/1942: Sold to Alexander Jones and Alfred Jones of Meols, Wirral.
11/06/1947: Sold to Charles Robertson of 40 Richland Road, Liverpool and moored in the River Mersey.
21/03/1949: Repurchased by Alfred Jones of 9 Bispham Drive, Meols.
26/10/1949: Sold to Harry Ainsworth of Springbank, Wyreside, Knott End.
10/11/1949: Registered by owner at Fleetwood (FD51) under new name CARL ROSA.
20/01/1950: Passed to William Henry Ainsworth of Spring Bank Wyreside, Knott End and Harry Ainsworth of 55 Park Lane, Preerall, Lancaster.
01/03/1955: Sold to George Walter Lombard of 42 Westgate, Fleetwood.
19/06/1964: Sold to John Kellet of 24 Osborne Grove and Fred Milner of 37 Hestham Avenue, Morecambe and registered at Lancaster (LR133).
08/04/1970: Sold to Robert Birkett of 1 Ausby Road, Westgate.
30/04/1971: Sold to Fred Gates of Maryport and registered at Maryport (MT33) under new name CHRISTINE.
1997: Sold as a yacht to Paul Cracknell and moved to West Kirby under new name ELIZABETH.

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The Christine (Late Carl Rosa) at Maryport whilst having her lines taken by Len Lloyd.

I.V. Christine MT33

Technical

Completed: 1908
Length: 34’ 5” ft
Beam: 10’ 8” ft
Draught: 5’ 8” ft
Net Tonnage: 12.70 tons
Built: Arnside

History

1908: Built at Arnside as ALBION for Frank Parr of 2 Princes Street, Blackpool.
10/10/1908: Registered by owner at Fleetwood (FD224).
29/07/1913: Sold to new owners in New Ferry and registered at Liverpool (LL145).
09/04/1923: Reported as having an auxiliary motor fitted.
22/11/1937: Purchased by Ernest George Wright of 76 Promenade Road, Fleetwood and registered at Fleetwood (FD224).
29/07/1944: Sold to Oskar William Dodd of 264 Pickering Place, Hull and John Nelson of 4 Old Road Conwy.
22/01/1946: Sold to George Edward Evans of Rhyl, and registered at Chester (CH33) who sold her on an unknown date to Albert Peters of 14 Mostyn Gardens, Parkgate.
24/05/1951: Sold to the Wright family of Rock Ferry and registration cancelled.
28/07/1958: Sold to George Slack of 52 Canterbury Place, Garston, registered at Liverpool (LL30) and moored in the Cocklehole, Liverpool.
10/12/1973: Fishing registration cancelled and sold to become a yacht owned by Eddie Lee for seventeen years racing in the annual nobby races at Liverpool and Conwy.

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I.V. Albion LL30
Picture © The Nobby Owners Association

Information courtesy of M. P. Evans, heswall

Technical

Completed: 1902
Net Tonnage: 8.00
Length: 37’
Breadth: 11’
Depth: 4’ 5”
Built: Crossfield Brothers of Arnside

History

10/03/1902: Launched at Crossfield Brothers of Arnside as WILD ROSE for Nicholas Leatherhead of 1 Balmoral Terrace, Fleetwood.
1902: Completed.
15/03/1902: Registered at Fleetwood (FD86).
01/05/1928: Sold to James Leadbetter of 16 Kent Street, Fleetwood.
01/08/1961: Purchased by Richard Wright of 79 Victoria Street, Fleetwood.
09/10/1962: Owned by Arthur Albert Hardington of 6 Fairclough Road, Thornton.
28/11/1963: Recorded as a total loss.

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I.V. Wild Rose FD86
Picture courtesy of George Westwood6

Information courtesy of Paul Evans, Heswall

Technical

Completed: 1903
Net Tonnage: 11.42
Length: 38’ 6”
Breadth: 11’
Depth: 4’ 6”
Crossfield Brothers of Arnside

History

28/07/1903: Launched at Crossfield Brothers of Arnside as MY LADY for John Mealor of Rock Ferry.
1903: Completed.
07/10/1930: Reported as fitted with an engine.
1932: Passed from father to son, new owner registered as Charles Mealor of 23 Canterbury Road, Rock Ferry.
20/12/1937: Fishing registration cancelled as the boat was laid up
13/01/1943: Sold to Walter Holton Ackroyd and Michael Howe Ackroyd of Hoylake and registered at Liverpool (LL121).
22/07/1949: Sole owner Michael Howe Ackroyd of 57 The Promenade, Hoylake. Renamed MISCHIEF II.
03/12/1958: Sold to Mr Lumsden of Workington and registered at Workington (WO33) later owned by Mr Underwood of Maryport.
19/11/1972: Registered by Richard Noel Bird of 84 Ronsall Grove Lane, Fleetwood at Fleetwood (FD123).
08/02/1989: Fishing registration cancelled.
25/02/1989: Seen in a sinking condition and assisted by the Lytham Inshore lifeboat.
03/1998: Vessel sank at Jubilee Quay, Fleetwood, was raised and removed to the banks of the River Wyre where the derelict wreck was abandoned.

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I.V. Mischief II FD123
Picture courtesy of Len Charnley