Rosalind

Vessel name on Arrival: Rosalind

Original Builder: Cook, Welton & Gemmell of Beverley, Hull

Original Yard No: 89

Official Number: 121085

Vessel Type: trawler

GRT: 174

Year Built: 1905

Arrival Date: 13/09/1955

Breakup Started: 31/10/1955

Date First Beached: 13/12/1955

Date Breakup Completed: 27/01/1956

Draught For’d: 4' 6"

Draught Aft: 13' 0"

Name Changes:

 

03-11-1905 :  Registered at Hull (H839)

28-05-1915 :  Requisitioned for war service as a minesweeper (1-3pdr)   (Ad.No.1780)

Decbr 1915 :  Renamed ROSALIND II

13-04-1918 :  Sold to A. Gouldby, Hull

Octbr  1919 :  Returned after survey and restoration at Hull and reverted to ROSALIND (H839)

1920             :  Sold to A. E. Stock, Lowestoft.

24-02-1920 :  Hull registry closed.

27-02-1920  :  Registered at Lowestoft (LT977)

1926              :  Sold to Baxter & Catchpole, Lowestoft (G. D. Utting, Kessingland, Manager)

1940              :  Directed to Fleetwood under wartime controls (J. Utting, Lowestoft, Manager)

1943              :  Sold to Rosalind Fishing Co Ltd, Fleetwood

1954              :  Sold to Jackson Mills (Fleetwood) Ltd, Fleetwood.

1955              :  Sold to BISCO and allocated to West of Scotland Shipbreaking Co Ltd, Troon for breaking

13-09-1955  :  Sailed Fleetwood for Troon.

14-09-1955  :  Delivered Troon Harbour (draughts 4’6”/13’0”).

 

Other Information:

Steam Trawler Rosalind for Hellyer’s Steam Fishing Company Limited of Hull.  (C. Hellyer, Manager)

 

02-09-1905  :  Launched
26-10-1905  :  Completed

 

Gross Tonnage: 174                         Net Tonnage: 68

 

Dimensions  :  108.5  feet  x  21.6 feet  x  11.5 feet

 

Propulsion  :   Steam Reciprocating 3-Cylinder Engine rated at  45 NHP

 

Machinery Manufacturer  :  Amos & Smith Ltd, Hull
 

Speed : 9.5 knots