| Name: | NUNTHORPE HALL |
| Type: | Fishing Vessel - Trawler |
| Launched: | 03/02/1909 |
| Completed: | 04/1909 |
| Builder: | Smith's Dock Co Ltd |
| Yard: | North Shields |
| Yard Number: | 388 |
| Dimensions: | 248grt, 96nrt, 125.5 x 22.1 x 12.2ft; (1945: 230grt, 105nrt, 133.8ft) |
| Engines: | T3cyl (12.5, 21 & 35 x 26ins), 81nhp; |
| (1945: Oil engine, 6cyl (350 x 350mm)); | |
| (195x: Oil engine, 8cyl (295 x 420mm), 600bhp) | |
| Engines by: | Shields Engineering Co Ltd, North Shields; |
| (1945: Motoen Augsburg Nurnberg AG (MAN), Nurnberg); | |
| (195x: La Maquinista Terrestre y Mar (MTM), Barcelona) | |
| Propulsion: | 1 x Screw |
| Construction: | Steel |
| Reg Number: | 127102 |
| History: | |
| 02/04/1909 | Smith's Dock Co Ltd; registered at North Shields |
| 04/1909 | The Admiralty; renamed SEAMEW |
| 01/1920 | Renamed NUNTHORPE HALL |
| 04/05/1920 | Edward DW Lawford, Milford Haven |
| 08/1920 | Atlantic Trawlers Ltd (CM Mason) Cardiff |
| 25/10/1925 | George Hindle, Wilpshire; registered at Fleetwood |
| 1930 | Ephraim H Hindle, Wilpshire, Lancashire |
| 16/02/1931 | Islay Trawlers Ltd (Henry Melling, manager), Fleetwood |
| 07/03/1931 | Cape Fisheries Ltd (AV Thompson, manager), Fleetwood |
| 19xx | Rodriguez Lopez, Santa Cruz de Tenerofe |
| 1945 | Eduardo Coll Diaz, Santa Cruz de Tenerife; renamed GINES CERDÁ |
| 1974 | Broken up |
| Comments: | 1909: Allocated fishing registration number SN90 at North Shields |
| 1909: Sold to the Admiralty for minesweeper trials | |
| Armed with 2 x 3ins guns and depth charges | |
| 1920: Allocated fishing registration number LO393 at London | |
| 1925: Allocated fishing registration number FD78 at Fleetwood | |
| 1934: To be sold to Norwegian owners & converted to a cargo ship. Sale not completed | |
| 19xx: Laid up at Santa Cruz and boiler & engine removed | |
| 1945: Lengthened to 133.8ft and re-engined | |
| 195x: Re-engined | |
| 1974: Broken up at Santa Cruz de Tenerife |

Above photo as SEAMEW is courtesy of the Mark Stopper Collection

Newcastle Daily Chronicle, Tuesday, 13/04/1909