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From: Nikki Pike and E. L. Montgomery
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"The City of Lincoln" left Grimsby Wed 20th September 1905

Names mentioned

MILLIN
WEGE
CARNELL
BRAY
RINGWOOD
OLSEN
KARE

HARRIS   married with family
HUTCHESON married with 4 children
DYCO
HAGARD
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In 1916 the following men from a Grimsby trawler the "John High" lost their lives mine sweeping 
in the White Sea. John HIGH,  ( Skipper)  James H. GRAHAM   Daniel THOMAS   Robert NEWSON 
Wm. MC KENZIE   Wm. G. EWING  John SMITH  George SANDERSON  Godfrey L. CUSHING
William PARKS   George S. COOK   Thomas H. PERRY   Reuben W. WOOD,  John CAMPBELL.    

Also from the "Holyrood"   John GILBRAITH
and from the "Strathryr"  William LEE.
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Grimsby Trawler Jan 1934

The trawler Sabik sunk off Iceland
Crew all Grimsby except:

SJ WALKER  master
George JARROD mate
T WOOD 1st engineer
P NEWSON 3rd Engineer
G H GALYER
W LARN
P CONNELLY
W REID
R B THORNTON
S G WEIR
T LOFTUS
S J PEARSON

SAVED

J T LARN
F J W ABRHAMS
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"Langanes"     Reykjavik  Feb 10th 1935

C PATTERSON Skipper  Fuller st
Philip PATTERSON (son) 19

H SPARROW Castle St
C LAX   Constitutionasl Ave
R HYDE  Wellington Street
C MILLER   Est Marsh St
W LAWSON   Nacton St
C STEPHENSON  Bertine Yarborough Rd
J WHITEHOUSE    Fuller St
J FLEMING  Brereton Ave
N BURRETT Henege Rd
A HOWARD   Nelson St
W BALE     Albion ST
W SCATHARD  Marshall Ave
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"Barry Castle"  Steam Trawler, Nov 1955

Drowned

R WORRELL   57
J STEWART    65
JAMES WILLIAM BARBER  55
SIDNEY GRANT 61


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