As M 126 from a painting©
© Reproduced with acknowledgement to Steve Farrow Grimsby
Gloxinia M 126
| Built | 1896 Edwards Bros Ltd, North Shields (Steel) | |||
| Yard No | 525 | |||
| Owner at New | Cornelius Cecil Morley, Portlaw & William Geoff Davies Goff, Glenville, Co. Wexford Ireland (Frederick Joseph Sellick, Milford Haven manager) | |||
| ID no | 107044 | |||
| Launch Date | 07.09.1896 | |||
| Completed | 09.1896 | |||
| Gross Tons | 145 | |||
| Nett Tons | 54 | |||
| Engine | 50 hp T.3-cyl by North Eastern Marine Engineering Co Ltd, Sunderland | |||
| Length | 106ft | |||
| Breadth | 20.7ft | |||
| Depth | ||||
| 11ft | ||||
| Owners | ||||
| 07.10.1896 | Registered at Milford Haven M 126. | |||
| 09.03.1903 | Owned by Southern Steam Trawling Co Ltd, Waterford Co Wexford (Cornelius C. Morley manager) | |||
| 16.12.1911 |
Owned by Walter Fulton & John Stewart, Glasgow |
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| 21.12.1911 | Owned by John Colquhoun, Glasgow ( Fishing from Granton & Aberdeen ) | |||
| 1914 | Fishing from North Shields | |||
| 01.04.1915 | Captured by submarine (U 10) and sunk by bomb 40 miles NE x E from River Tyne, all crew placed onboard S.T. "Rhodesia" SN 258 and landed at North Shields. | |||
| 20.04.1915 | Milford registry closed. | |||
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