Owned by Graig Shipping.
General cargo ship built in 1924 by Robert Duncan & Co, Port Glasgow.
Stranded and later broke in two off Egg Island, 28 miles east of Halifax when outward for Aberdeen with lumber.
Both sections refloated and broken up at Halifax.
Seen here loading coal
Owned by Evan Thomas Radcliife & Co
General cargo ship built in 1928 by Hawthorn Leslie, Hebburn on the Tyne. Sold on in 1950 and broken up in 1960.
Owned by William Reardon Smith & Sons
Built in 1930 by William Gray & Co, West Hartlepool
Mined in 1941 off Harwich on passage Jacksonville and Halifax for London with the loss of 9 crew.
Owned by Morel Bros Shipping
Built in 1924 by Northumberland Shipbuilding on the Tyne.
Sunk by U-Boats in 1942 on voyage from Immingham to Canada in ballast with 2 casualties of the 4 crew onboard. The Master, Herbert V B Morden, was made a prisoner of War
Built in 1925 by Northumberland Shipbuilding on the Tyne.
Seen here at the dockside with a cargo of timber
Owned by W.H. Seager & Co Ltd group
Sold on in 1946 and broken up in 1952
A general cargo ship built in 1925 William Gray & Co West Hartlepool and owned by John Cory & Sons Ltd,
On the 19th October 1940 when on route from New York for Greenock and Leith in Convoy HX-79 and carrying a cargo of steel billets, scrap iron and aircraft when she was torpedoed by German submarine U-46 and sunk about 90 miles Sw of Rockall. 29 crew members and 1 gunner lost from a total crew of 36.
