She was a 242 grt steam trawler that sank off Iceland on or about 25 June 1942. The cause of her loss is unknown.

There were no survivors

She was a 275 grt steam trawler that was sunk on 27 January 1941 by aircraft bombing at position 52° 35’ N, 12° 00’ W.

She was a 8 grt fishing vessel of unknown propulsion that was sunk on 12 February 1941 as a result of an explosion whilst handling nets and it is presumed that she fished up a mine. Location not known at this time.

She was a 207 grt steam drifter that sank on 25 October 1940 after hitting a mine at a position 3.5 miles from Spurn Head on a bearing of 131.5°.

She was a 93 grt steam drifter that wank on 17 December 1940 after hitting a mine at a position East of the Nore Sand Light Vessel.

She was a 211 grt steam trawler that sank on 28 June 1940 in the vicinity of The Orkney Islands. The cause of her loss is unknown but could have been German submarine U-102 which was operating in the area but which was lost during the patrol and unable to report.

There were no survivors

She was a 195 grt steam trawler that was damaged on 27 November 1940 by aircraft bombing and gunfire. She sank on 14 November 1946 after hitting a mine at a position off Ballycotton.

She was a 203 grt steam trawler that was sunk on 27 February 1941 at position 61° 27’ N, 06° 05’ W. The cause seems to have been a mine but it is not clear whether this was a British or enemy device and there are conflicting accounts about this.

She was a 227 grt steam trawler that was sunk on 27 April 1941 by torpedoes fired by German submarine U-552 at position 62° 00' N, 16° 00' W.

There were no survivors

She was a 270 grt steam trawler that was sunk on 17 December 1939 by aircraft bombing at a position 150 miles East-by-North of May Island.