Nightingale GW 22
| Built | 1892 Hall Russell & Co Ltd, Aberdeen (Steel) |
| Yard No | 276 |
| Owner at New | James Kennedy Robertson, John Morrice, Thomas Ritchie George Craig and Andrew Craig, Aberdeen (James Kennedy Robertson owner/skipper) |
| ID no | 99644 |
| Launch Date | 1892 |
| Completed | 12.1892 |
| Gross Tons | 97 |
| Nett Tons | 24 |
| Engine | 40 hp C.2-cyl by Hall Russell & Co Ltd, Aberdeen |
| Length | 86.4ft |
| Breadth | 19.1ft |
| Depth | 10.1ft |
| Owners | |
| 31.12.1892 | Registered at Aberdeen A.702 |
| 21.01.1897 | Collided with the S.T. "North American" A.747 causing minimal damage. |
| 1899 | Owned by James Myles, Glasgow (owner/manager) |
| 08.04.1899 | Aberdeen registry closed. |
| 04.1899 | Registered at Glasgow GW 22 |
| 22.05.1905 | Skipper Frederick Powdrell charged with stabbing two women in Grimsby, bailed and committed to the Court of Sessions for trial. |
| 26.03.1906 | Ran ashore in the Aberdeen harbour navigation channel, refloated on the high tide. |
| 26.11.1906 | At Lerwick Sheriff Court, Skipper Frederick Powdrell, failed to appear on a charge of illegally fishing within the three mile limit off Unst, Shetland on 28th September. The accused appeared three days later and was fined £100 and his fishing gear confiscated, the accused was given no time to pay. |
| 1915 | Owned by Andrew Walker, Aberdeen (owner/manager) |
| 1915 | Glasgow registry closed. |
| 02.12.1915 | Registered at Aberdeen A.556 |
| 22.04.1917 | Captured by submarine (U 44) and sank by time bombs 26 miles south of Aberdeen |
| 10.05.1917 | Aberdeen registry closed. |