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1. Extracted from "British Vessels Lost at
Sea 1914-1918" by HMSO, 1919.
2.
Information In Order: Name, Type where
listed (otherwise steam trawler or drifter), Tons gross, Date of loss, Position,
Cause of Loss/How attacked/How Sunk, Lives Lost/Crew taken prisoner.
3. All British
Fishing Vessel Losses are due to German surface ships or submarines,
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1914
AUGUST 1914
TUBAL CAIN,
trawler, 227grt, 7 August 1914, 50 miles WNW from Stalberg, Iceland, captured
by Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, sunk by gunfire
MARNAY,
trawler, 153grt,
22 August 1914, 85 miles E by N from
Spurn, captured by torpedo boat, sunk by bomb, crew made prisoners
CAPRICORNIS,
trawler, 194grt,
22 August 1914, 85 miles E by N from
Spurn, captured by torpedo boat, fate listed as not known, crew made
prisoners
SKIRBECK,
171grt,
22 August 1914,
North Sea, captured by cruiser,
sunk by gunfire, crew made prisoners
WIGTOFT,
155grt,
22 August 1914,
North Sea, captured by cruiser,
sunk by gunfire, crew made prisoners
WALRUS,
159grt,
22 August 1914,
North Sea, captured by cruiser,
sunk by gunfire, crew made prisoners
FLAVIAN,
186grt,
22 August 1914,
North Sea, captured by torpedo
boat, fate listed as not known, crew made prisoners
JULIAN,
185grt,
22 August 1914,
North Sea, captured by torpedo
boat, fate listed as not known, crew made prisoners
INDIAN,
185grt,
22 August 1914,
North Sea, captured by torpedo
boat, fate listed as not known, crew made prisoners
PEGASUS,
155grt, 24 August 1914, North Sea, captured by torpedo boat, fate listed as
not known, 24th -26th, crew made prisoners
CHAMELEON,
132grt, 24 August 1914, North Sea, captured by torpedo boat, fate listed as
not known, 24th -26th, crew made prisoners
RIDEO,
230grt, 24 August 1914, North Sea, captured by torpedo boat, fate listed as
not known, 24th -26th, crew made prisoners
ARGONAUT,
225grt, 24 August 1914, North Sea, captured by torpedo boat, fate listed as
not known, 24th -26th, crew made prisoners
LOBELIA,
147grt, 24 August 1914, North Sea, captured by torpedo boat, fate listed as
not known, 24th -26th, crew made prisoners
HARRIER,
208grt, 24 August 1914, North Sea, captured by torpedo boat, fate listed as
not known, 24th -26th, crew made prisoners
POLLUX,
182grt, 24 August 1914, North Sea, captured by torpedo boat, fate listed as
not known, 24th -26th, crew made prisoners
PORPOISE,
159grt,
25 August 1914, 70 miles ENE from
Inner Dowsing LV, captured by torpedo boat, sunk by bomb, crew made prisoners
LINDSEY,
144grt,
25 August 1914, 70 miles ENE from
Inner Dowsing LV, captured by torpedo boat, sunk by bomb, crew made prisoners
KESTEVEN,
150grt,
25 August 1914, 69 miles E by N from
Inner Dowsing LV, captured by torpedo boat, sunk by bomb, crew made prisoners
RHINE, 117grt,
25 August 1914,
North Sea, captured by torpedo
boat, fate listed as not known, crew made prisoners
ZENOBIA,
152grt,
25 August 1914,
North Sea, captured by torpedo
boat, fate listed as not known, crew made prisoners
VALIANT,
198grt,
25 August 1914, off
Whitby, captured by torpedo
boat, fate listed as not known, crew made prisoners
MERSEY, 196grt,
25 August 1914,
North Sea, captured by torpedo
boat, fate listed as not known, crew made prisoners
SETI, 169grt,
26 August 1914,
North Sea, captured by torpedo
boat, fate listed as not known, crew made prisoners
ST CUTHBERT,
189grt,
24 August 1914, 70 miles ENE from
Spurn, captured by torpedo boat, fate listed as not known, 24th-26th,
crew made prisoners
BARLEY RIG,
70grt,
27 August 1914, off
Tyne, mined and sunk, 5
lives lost
SEPTEMBER 1914
AJAX, 120grt,
2
September 1914, off the mouth of the
Humber, mined and sunk, 9
lives lost including Skipper
FITTONIA,
146grt,
2 September 1914, 27 miles E by S from
Spurn, mined and sunk, 7 lives lost
IMPERIALIST,
195grt,
6 September 1914, 40 miles ENE from
Tyne, mined and sunk, 2
lives lost
REVIGO,
230grt,
7 September 1914, 25 miles E ½ N from
Spurn, mined and sunk
KILMARNOCK, 165grt,
22 September 1914, 31 miles E from
Spurn, mined and sunk, 6 lives lost
REBONO,
176grt,
23 September 1914, 25 miles E by N from
Spurn LV, mined and sunk, 1 life lost
OCTOBER 1914
ROSELLA, 243grt,
29 October 1914, 25 miles SE from
Tyne, mined and sunk, 2
lives lost
OUR TOM,
40grt,
29 October 1914, 45 miles SE from
Southwold, mined and sunk, 3 lives lost
NOVEMBER 1914
FRATERNAL,
100grt,
3 November 1914, 16 miles NE by N from
Lowestoft, mined and sunk, 3
lives lost
WILL AND
MAGGIE, 100grt,
3 November 1914, 17 miles E by N from
Lowestoft, mined and sunk, 6
lives lost
COPIOUS,
100grt,
3 November 1914, 15 miles E by S from
Yarmouth, mined and sunk, 9 lives lost including
Skipper
SPECULATOR,
smack, 60grt, 10 November 1914, Near Smith's Knoll, mined and sunk, 5 lives
lost
SEYMOLICUS,
50grt,
18 November 1914, 12 miles E by N ½ N
from Smith's Knoll, mined and sunk, 9 lives lost including Skipper
LORD
CARNARVON, 50grt,
20 November 1914, off
Yarmouth, mined and sunk, 10
lives lost including Skipper
DECEMBER 1914
EARL HOWARD,
226grt,
11 December 1914, 90 miles NE by N
from Spurn LV, believed mined and sunk, 9 lives lost including Skipper
WAYSIDE
FLOWER, motor, 35grt,
16 December 1914, off
Hartlepool, sunk by gunfire of
German bombarding squadron
CONSTANCE, motor, 40grt,
16 December 1914, off
Hartlepool, sunk by gunfire of
German bombarding squadron
MANX QUEEN,
219grt,
16 December 1914,
North Sea, captured by torpedo
boat, fate listed as not known, crew made prisoners
OCANA,
260grt,
23 December 1914, 75 miles NE by E
from Flamborough Head, mined and sunk, 9 lives lost
1915
JANUARY 1915
WINDSOR, 172grt,
22 January 1915, 55 miles E from Spurn Point, mined and sunk
GOLDEN
ORIOLE, 50grt,
22 January 1915, 37 miles E by N from
Lowestoft, mined and sunk
MARCH 1915
SAPPHIRE,
289grt,
1 March 1915, off Filey, mined and
sunk, 1 life lost
APRIL 1915
JASON,
176grt,
1 April 1915, 40 miles NE by E
from
Tyne, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
GLOXINIA,
145grt,
1 April 1915, 40 miles NE by E
from
Tyne, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
NELLIE,
109grt, 1 April 1915, 35 miles N E by E from Tyne, captured by submarine,
sunk by bomb
ACANTHA,
322grt,
5 April 1915, 25 miles E by N from
Longstone, captured by submarine and sunk by torpedo,
ZARINA,
154grt,
7 April 1915, 72 miles E by N from
Spurn LV, torpedoed without warning by submarine and sunk, 9 lives lost
including Skipper
VANILLA,
158grt,
18 April 1915, 53 miles E by S from
Inner Dowsing LV, Torpedoed without warning by submarine and sunk, 9 lives
lost including Skipper
GLENCARSE,
188grt,
18 April 1915, Between Shetlands
and
Aberdeen, captured by
submarine and reportedly taken to
Germany, 18th-20th,
crew made prisoners
ST LAWRENCE,
196grt,
22 April 1915, 88 miles E ½ N from
Spurn LV, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb, 2 lives lost
CANCER,
183grt,
22 April 1915,
North Sea, probably captured by
TB, but fate not known, crew made prisoners
RECOLO,
170grt,
26 April 1915, 60 miles E by N from
Spurn Point, mined and sunk, 2 lives lost
LILYDALE,
129grt,
28 April 1915, 37 miles E from St
Abbs Head, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
MAY 1915
ST GEORGE,
215grt,
2 May 1915, 65 miles E ½ N from
Aberdeen, attacked and sunk by
submarine gunfire, crew made prisoner
MARTABAN,
148grt,
2 May 1915, 22 miles E ½N from
Aberdeen, captured by submarine,
sunk by gunfire
CRUISER,
146grt,
2 May 1915, 50 miles SE from
Aberdeen, attacked and sunk by
submarine gunfire, 4 lives lost including Skipper
SUNRAY,
167grt,
2 May 1915, 56 miles NNE from
Longstone, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
MERCURY,
222grt,
2 May 1915, 14 miles E ½ N from
Aberdeen, captured by
submarine, sunk by gunfire
ST LOUIS NO
1, 211grt,
2 May 1915, 60 miles E by N ½ N
from May Is, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
IOLANTHE,
179grt,
3 May 1915, 140 miles ENE from
Hornsea, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
HERO, 173grt,
3 May 1915, 150 miles ENE from
Hornsea, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
NORTHWARD
HO!, 180grt,
3 May 1915, 145 miles ENE from
Hornsea, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
SCOTTISH
QUEEN, 125grt,
3 May 1915, 50 miles ESE from
Aberdeen, captured by
submarine, sunk by gunfire
COQUET,
176grt,
3 May 1915, 160 miles ENE from
Spurn, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
PROGRESS,
273grt,
3 May 1915, 160 miles ENE from
Spurn, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
HECTOR,
179grt,
3 May 1915, 160 miles ENE from
Spurn, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
BOB WHITE,
192grt,
3 May 1915, 155 miles NE by E ½
E from Spurn, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
UXBRIDGE,
164grt,
3 May 1915,
North Sea, mined and sunk,
RUGBY, 205grt,
4 May 1915, 100 miles NE from Spurn, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
SCEPTRE,
166grt,
5 May 1915, 40 miles SE by S
from Peterhead, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
STRATON,
198grt,
5 May 1915, 40 miles E from
Hartlepool, captured by
submarine, sunk by gunfire
MERRIE
ISLINGTON, 147grt, 6 May 1915, 6 miles NNE from Whitby Rock Buoy, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
DON, 151grt,
6 May 1915, 100 miles E by S from Spurn, mined and sunk,
7 lives lost
BENINGTON,
131grt,
7 May 1915, 10 miles SE from
Peterhead, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
HELLENIC,
159grt,
8 May 1915, 98 miles E by S from
Spurn, mined and sunk, 3 lives lost
KING CHARLES,
163grt,
17 May 1915, NW corner of
Dogger Bank, captured by torpedo
boat, but fate not known, crew made prisoners
EUCLID,
165grt,
18 May 1915, NW corner of
Dogger Bank, captured by torpedo
boat, but fate not known, crew made prisoners
DUKE OF WELLINGTON,
182grt,
18 May 1915, NW corner of
Dogger Bank, captured by torpedo
boat, but fate not known, crew made prisoners
TITANIA,
179grt,
18 May 1915, NW corner of
Dogger Bank, captured by torpedo
boat, but fate not known, crew made prisoners
CRIMOND,
173grt,
19 May 1915, 60 miles E from
Wick, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
LUCERNE,
154grt, 19 May 1915, 50 miles NE by N from Rattray Hd, captured by submarine,
sunk by bomb
CHRYSOLITE,
222grt,
19 May 1915, 25 miles SW by S
from Lerwick, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
ANGELO,
173grt,
21 May 1915,
Dogger Bank, mined and sunk,
SABRINA,
179grt,
21 May 1915, 160 miles ENE from
Spurn LV, mined and sunk, 9 lives lost including Skipper
CONDOR,
151grt,
29 May 1915, 30 miles NE from
Scarborough, mined and sunk, 9
lives lost including Skipper
JUNE 1915
VICTORIA,
155grt, 1 June 1915, 145 miles W by S from St Ann’s Head, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb, 6 lives lost including Skipper,
HIROSE,
274grt, 2 June 1915, 130 miles W by S ½ S from Lundy Island, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
ENA MAY,
90grt,
3 June 1915, 60 miles SW by S ½ S
from Sumburgh Head, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
CHRYSOPRASUS,
119grt,
3 June 1915, 45 miles E by S from
Papa, Stronsay, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
DOGBERRY,
214grt,
3 June 1915, 120 miles NNE from
Aberdeen, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
KATHLEEN,
92grt, 3 June 1915, 40 miles ESE from Start Point, Orkney, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
E & C,
smack, 60grt, 3 June 1915, 40 miles SE by E from Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
BOY HORACE,
smack, 69grt,
3 June 1915, 50 miles SE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
STRATHBRAN,
163grt,
3 June 1915, 35 miles ESE from
Pentland Skerries, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
ECONOMY,
smack, 69grt,
4 June 1915, 50 miles SE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
PETREL,
187grt,
4 June 1915, 55 miles NNE ½ E
from Buchanness, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
CORTES,
174grt,
4 June 1915, 50 miles ESE from
Copinsay, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
EVENING STAR,
120grt,
4 June 1915, 50 miles ESE from
Copinsay, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
EBENEZER,
113grt, 4 June 1915, 117 miles SW by S ½ S from Out Skerries, captured by
submarine, sunk by gunfire
EXPLORER,
156grt,
4 June 1915, 73 miles NE by N
from Buchanness, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
PERSIMON,
255grt,
5 June 1915, 50 miles NE from
Buchanness, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
GAZEHOUND,
138grt,
5 June 1915, 50 miles E by N from
Aberdeen, captured by submarine, sunk by
gunfire
CURLEW,
134grt,
5 June 1915, 50 miles E by N from
Aberdeen, captured by submarine, sunk by
gunfire
BARDOLPH,
215grt, 5 June 1915, 115 miles S by W from Sumburgh Head, captured by
submarine, sunk by gunfire
STAR OF THE
WEST, 197grt,
5 June 1915, 55 miles NE ½ N from
Buchanness, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
JAPONICA,
145grt,
5 June 1915, 45 miles E from
Kinnaird Head, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
ARCTIC, 169grt,
5 June 1915, 65 miles ESE from Spurn, attacked and sunk
by submarine gunfire, 4 lives lost including Skipper
DROMIO,
208grt,
6 June 1915, 35 miles NE by E
from Buchanness, captured by submarine and scuttled,
PENTLAND,
204grt,
7 June 1915, 75 miles ENE from
Hornsea, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
NOTTINGHAM, 165grt,
7 June 1915, 70 miles NE from Spurn, captured by
submarine, sunk by gunfire
VELOCITY,
186grt,
7 June 1915, 75 miles NE from
Spurn, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
SATURN,
183grt,
7 June 1915, 86 miles NE from
Spurn, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
CASTOR,
182grt,
9 June 1915, 85 miles NE by E
from Spurn, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
TUNISIAN,
211grt,
9 June 1915, 95 miles NE by N
from Spurn, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
J LEYMAN,
197grt,
9 June 1915, 100 miles E by N
from Spurn, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
CARDIFF, 163grt,
9 June 1915, 90 miles NE by E from Spurn, captured by
submarine, sunk by gunfire
EDWARD,
smack, 52grt,
9 June 1915, 48 miles E by S from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
QUI VIVE,
smack, 50grt, 9 June 1915, 48 miles E by S from Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
BRITANNIA,
smack, 43grt,
9 June 1915, 55 miles E from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
WELFARE,
smack, 45grt,
9 June 1915, 50 miles ESE from
Lowestoft, captured by submarine,
sunk by bomb
LAURESTINA,
smack, 48grt,
9 June 1915, 30 miles NNW from
Maas LV, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
INTREPID,
smack, 59grt,
10 June 1915, 60 miles SE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
WAAGO,
154grt,
11 June 1915, 80 miles NE by N
from Spurn, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
PLYMOUTH, 165grt,
11 June 1915, 67 miles NE ½ N from Spurn, captured by
submarine, sunk by gunfire
DOVEY,
160grt,
11 June 1915, 50 miles E by S from
Spurn, mined and sunk, 9 lives lost including Skipper
QUEEN
ALEXANDRA, 208grt,
13 June 1915, 8 miles E by S ½ S
from Tod Head, mined and sunk
ARGYLL,
280grt,
15 June 1915, ¼ mile from Sunk LV,
torpedoed without warning by submarine and sunk, 7 lives lost including Skipper
PREMIER,
169grt, 20 June 1915, 75 miles N by W from Troup Head, captured by submarine,
sunk by gunfire
UGIEBRAE,
79grt,
23 June 1915, 35 miles ENE from
Out Skerries, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
ELIZABETH, 94grt,
23 June 1915, 40 miles ENE from Out Skerries, captured by
submarine, sunk by gunfire
LEBANON, 111grt,
23 June 1915, 30 miles E ½ N from Muckle Flugga,
captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
QUIET WATERS,
63grt,
23 June 1915, 35 miles E by N from
Balta Sound, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
JOSEPHINE,
85grt, 23 June 1915, 40 miles NE by E ½ E from Out Skerries, captured by
submarine, sunk by gunfire
UFFA, 79grt,
23 June 1915, 45 miles ENE from Out Skerries,
captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
VICEROY,
150grt,
23 June 1915, 50 miles ENE from
Out Skerries, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
RESEARCH,
89grt,
23 June 1915, 42 miles NE from Out
Skerries, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
PRIMROSE,
91grt,
23 June 1915, 40 miles NE by E
from Out Skerries, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
PISCATORIAL,
84grt,
23 June 1915, 41 miles ENE from
Out Skerries, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
FOUR, 84grt,
23 June 1915, 45 miles NE by E ½ E from Out Skerries, captured by submarine,
sunk by gunfire
J M & S,
78grt, 23 June 1915, 42 miles ENE from Out Skerries, captured by submarine,
sunk by gunfire
STAR OF
BETHLEHEM, 77grt,
23 June 1915, 40 miles ENE from Out Skerries,
captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
VINE, 110grt,
24 June 1915, 30 miles NE by E
from Out Skerries, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
MONARDA,
87grt,
24 June 1915, 41 miles ENE from
Out Skerries, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
COMMANDER,
149grt,
24 June 1915, 49 miles E from
Balta Sound, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
CAMPANIA,
167grt, 26 June 1915, 60 miles N by W from Hoy Head, captured by submarine,
sunk by gunfire
JULY 1915
CHESHIRE, 148grt,
7 July 1915, 50 miles E by S from Spurn, mined and sunk,
8 lives lost
SYRIAN,
176grt,
11 July 1915, 45 miles ENE from
Hornsea, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
HAINTON,
156grt,
11 July 1915, 45 miles NE by E
from Hornsea, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
PURPLE HEATHER,
smack, 42grt,
12 July 1915, 23 miles SE by S
from
Lowestoft, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
MERLIN,
smack, 47grt,
12 July 1915, 20 miles ESE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
SPEEDWELL,
smack, 38grt,
12 July 1915, 19 miles SE by E
from
Lowestoft, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
WOODBINE,
smack, 29grt, 12 July 1915, 18 miles SE from Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, set on fire and burnt,
STAR OF
PEACE, 180grt,
22 July 1915, 114 miles N ½ W from
Hoy Head, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
KING
ATHELSTAN, 159grt,
22 July 1915, 100 miles N by W
from Hoy Head, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
SUTTON,
332grt,
23 July 1915, 130 miles NNW from
Cape Wrath, captured by
submarine, sunk by gunfire
HERMIONE,
210grt,
23 July 1915, 135 miles NNW from
Cape Wrath, captured by
submarine, sunk by gunfire
HONORIA,
207grt,
23 July 1915, 35 mile NNW from
Cape Wrath, captured by
submarine, sunk by gunfire
ROSLIN,
128grt, 24 July 1915, 60 miles N by W from Butt of Lewis, captured by
submarine, sunk by gunfire
STRATHMORE,
163grt, 24 July 1915, 60 miles N by W from Butt of Lewis, captured by
submarine, sunk by gunfire
ANGLIA, 107grt,
24 July 1915, 25 miles NW from Sulisker, captured
by submarine, sunk by gunfire
CASSIO,
172grt, 24 July 1915, 123 miles NW by W from Hoy Head, captured by submarine,
sunk by gunfire
PERSEUS,
155grt,
24 July 1915, 60 miles E from
Spurn, mined and sunk, 10 lives lost including Skipper
HENRY
CHARLES, smack, 41grt,
24 July 1915, 30 miles ENE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
KATHLEEN,
smack, 46grt,
24 July 1915, 30 miles ENE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
ACTIVITY,
smack, 56grt,
24 July 1915, 30 miles ENE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
PROSPER,
smack, 45grt,
24 July 1915, 30 miles ENE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
EMBLEM,
157grt, 25 July 1915, 60 miles N by W from Hoy Head, captured by submarine,
sunk by gunfire
HONORIA,
179grt,
25 July 1915, 100 miles WNW from
N Ronaldshay, captured by
submarine, sunk by gunfire
CYDONIA,
259grt, 25 July 1915, 70 miles N by W from Hoy Head, captured by submarine,
sunk by gunfire
GADWALL,
192grt, 25 July 1915, 70 miles N by W from Hoy Head, captured by submarine,
sunk by gunfire
CELTIC,
264grt, 25 July 1915, 70 miles N by W from Hoy Head, captured by submarine,
sunk by gunfire
WESTWARD HO!,
smack, 47grt,
27 July 1915, 25 miles SE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
SALACIA,
smack, 48grt,
27 July 1915, 15 miles E from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
ICENI, smack,
44grt,
27 July 1915, 15 miles E from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
YOUNG PERCY,
smack, 45grt, 28 July 1915, 30 miles E by N from Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
CORIANDER,
smack, 46grt,
30 July 1915, 20 miles ESE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
FITZGERALD,
smack, 51grt,
30 July 1915, 30 miles ESE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
ACHIEVE,
smack, 43grt,
30 July 1915, 35 miles E by N from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
QUEST, smack,
46grt,
30 July 1915, 35 miles E by N from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
PROSPECTOR,
smack, 59grt,
30 July 1915, 28 miles ENE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
STRIVE,
smack, 63grt,
30 July 1915, 35 miles E by N from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
ATHENA,
smack, 45grt,
30 July 1915, 35 miles E by N from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
VENTURE,
smack, 44grt,
30 July 1915, 27 miles ENE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
TORS, 158grt,
30 July 1915, 43 miles E from
Spurn, mined and sunk, 8 lives lost
AUGUST 1915
ALERT, smack,
59grt,
1 August 1915, 18 miles NE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, set on fire and burnt,
LARK, Fishing
Boat, Grt not known,
1 August 1915, off
Lowestoft, Sunk by submarine,
but details not listed,
GRIMBARIAN,
146grt,
4 August 1915, 56 miles E by N from
Spurn, mined and sunk, 6 lives lost
CHALLENGER,
smack, 50grt,
4 August 1915, 23 miles E by N from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
HELIOTROPE,
smack, 28grt,
4 August 1915, 23 miles E by N from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
HESPERUS,
smack, 57grt,
6 August 1915, 37 miles ENE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
FISHERMAN,
smack, 24grt,
6 August 1915, 37 miles ENE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
C E S, smack,
47grt, 6 August 1915, 42 miles ENE from Lowestoft, captured by submarine,
sunk by bomb
LVAN, smack,
44grt,
6 August 1915, 42 miles ENE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
OCEAN QUEEN,
185grt, 6 August 1915, 23 miles N by W from Muckle Flugga, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
WESTMINSTER, 252grt,
6 August 1915, 20 miles ESE from Muckle Flugga, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
XMAS ROSE,
smack, 27grt,
6 August 1915, off
Lowestoft, captured by submarine,
sunk by bomb
ARBOR VITAE,
smack, 26grt, 8 August 1915, 35 miles NE by N from Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
THRUSH,
264grt,
9 August 1915, 50 miles W from
Eagle
Island, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
ESPERANCE,
smack, 46grt,
10 August 1915, 17 miles NE by E
from Cromer, captured by submarine, sunk by gunfire
YOUNG
ADMIRAL, smack, 60grt, 11 August 1915, 17 miles E by N from Cromer, captured
by submarine, sunk by bomb
TREVEAR,
smack, 47grt,
11 August 1915, 17 miles E by N from
Cromer, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
WELCOME,
smack, 56grt,
11 August 1915, 17 miles E by N from
Cromer, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
PALM, smack,
47grt,
11 August 1915, 17 miles E by N from
Cromer, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
ILLUSTRIOUS,
smack, 59grt,
11 August 1915, 17 miles E by N from
Cromer, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
GEORGE
CRABBE, smack, 42grt,
11 August 1915, 16 miles E by N from
Cromer, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
GEORGE
BORROW, smack, 62grt,
11 August 1915, 15 miles ENE from
Cromer, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
OCEAN'S GIFT,
smack, 60grt,
11 August 1915, 36 miles E from
Cromer, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
HUMPHREY,
smack, 41grt,
11 August 1915, 48 miles E ¾ S from
Cromer, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
LEADER,
smack, 57grt,
11 August 1915, 20 miles E by N from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
SUNFLOWER,
smack, 60grt,
12 August 1915, 30 miles E by N from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
AMETHYST,
smack, 57grt,
13 August 1915, 7 miles ESE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
E M W, smack,
47grt, 13 August 1915, 29 miles NE by N from Cromer, captured by submarine,
sunk by bomb
J W F T,
smack, 60grt, 13 August 1915, 29 miles NE by N from Cromer, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
GLORIA,
130grt,
14 August 1915, 55 miles E by N from
Aberdeen, captured by submarine, sunk by
gunfire
WHITE
CITY, smack, 45grt,
14 August 1915, At Cromer Knoll, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
BONA FIDE,
smack, 59grt,
14 August 1915, 35 miles ENE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
REPEAT,
107grt,
17 August 1915, 18 miles W by S from
Bardsey
Island, captured by
submarine, sunk by gunfire
GEORGE BAKER,
91grt, 17 August 1915, 45 miles N from Bishop Rock, captured by submarine,
sunk by gunfire
COMMANDER
BOYLE, 290grt,
23 August 1915, 40 miles N by W from
Rattray Head, mined and sunk, 3 lives lost
BOY BERT,
smack, 57grt,
23 August 1915, 50 miles E from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
INTEGRITY,
smack, 52grt,
23 August 1915, 24 miles ESE from
Cromer, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
YOUNG FRANK,
smack, 49grt, 23 August 1915, 38 miles NE by E ½ E from Lowestoft, captured
by submarine, sunk by bomb
SEPTEMBER, 1915
EMBLEM,
smack, 50grt,
7 September 1915, 44 miles ESE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
VICTORIOUS,
smack, 43grt,
7 September 1915, 44 miles from
Lowestoft, captured by submarine,
sunk by bomb
CONSTANCE, smack, 57grt,
7 September 1915, 44 miles ESE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
EMMANUEL,
smack, 44grt,
7 September 1915, 44 miles ESE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
DEVONIAN, 128grt,
9 September 1915, 30 miles NE ½ N from
Spurn LV, Believed mined and sunk, 9 lives lost including Skipper
BOY ERNIE,
smack, 47grt,
10 September 1915, 58 miles E from
Cromer, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
NIMROD,
smack, 51grt,
10 September 1915, 45 miles E by S from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
ALBION, smack, 25grt,
30 September 1915, 8 miles S by W from
Berry Head, mined and sunk, 3 lives lost including Skipper
NOVEMBER 1915
KING WILLIAM
162GRT,
5 November 1915, 125miles E by N from
Spurn LV, mined and sunk, 2 lives lost including Skipper
1916
JANUARY 1916
FOAM CREST,
smack, 46grt,
18 January 1916, 25 miles SE by E
from
Lowestoft, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
EVELYN,
smack, 55grt,
18 January 1916, 35 miles SE bv E
from
Lowestoft, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
SUNSHINE,
smack, 52grt,
18 January 1916, 28 miles SE from
Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
CRYSTAL, smack, 57grt,
27 January 1916, 25 miles ESE from Southwold, captured
by submarine, sunk by bomb
RADIUM,
smack, 59grt,
31 January 1916, 25 miles SE by E
from
Lowestoft, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
ARTHUR
WILLIAM, smack, 44grt,
31 January 1916, 24 miles SE from
Lowestoft, captured by submarine,
sunk by bomb
HILDA, smack,
44grt,
31 January 1916, 25 miles ESE from
Southwold, captured by submarine, sunk by bomb
FEBRUARY 1916
W E BROWN,
smack, 34grt, 21 February 1916, 20 miles SE from Lowestoft, captured by
submarine, sunk by bomb
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