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Official Number 143786


Admiralty Number 3504


Launched January 24 1917


Gross Tonnage276


Length126 ft


Armament1 x 12 pdr


Built bySmiths Dock Co, Southbank on Tees, 1917


OwnerNew Docks Steam Trawler Co







		

    History
	



		

    1917
Built as Admiralty Castle JAMES HUNNIFORD.



1919
Sold to mercantile and renamed CREMLYN.


1920Moved to Fleetwood. Renamed ETHEL TAYLOR.
 


March 15 1936Fishing off the west coast of Scotland when she collided with WINOOKA (ex SEAWARD HO), owned by Bostons. WINOOKA sank as a result.


1939Requisitioned by RN as an armed patrol vessel.



November 22 1940Sank after detonating a mine at the mouth of the Tyne. Cullercoat's lifeboat WESTMORLAND took off the last of her crew.