Scarborough fishing families - The Cammish family
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Fishing names in Scarborough's Old Town - Cammish Jenkinson and Sheader
William Cammish - log book of the Aurora - a Scarborough merchant ship
Luggers and yawls in the filey fishing industry
A common ancestry - The Filey Jenkinsons
The history of Filey Lifeboats
Sailors graves on the Scarborough coastline.
The Allen and Truman Scarborough fishing families
Charles Dickens account of Filey and Scarborough graveyards
Community spirit in the Old Town in Filey
The Research - sunk with Filey men on board in 1925
The 200 year history of scarboroughs RNLI
Scarborough fishermen and the U-Boats by Godfrey Arthur
German U-boat sinks 11 Scarborough Trawlers in one night in World War One.
Ranter Chapel revival in Filey
Tragedies in the Jenkinson fishing family in Filey
Scarborough Trawler owners company Funnel liveries
Losses amongst Filey fishing cobles
Characters of Scarborough - colourful eccentrics and notorious drunks
Filey and the gales of 1860,1867,1869 AND 1880
The worst day in Fileys history - a hurricane
Fishermen's nicknames in Filey
The Womens work in the Filey fishing industry
The Merrie Islington - sunk by a U-boat off Whitby
Three Scarborough trawlers sunk by mines in 1920
Attacks On Trawlers in Scarborough in WW2
Fishermen tell the politicians what they think in 1883
Robin Hood's Bay - The Storm family website
Scarborough Steam Trawler Owners
Tip Heritages epic swim only to die of exposure at Speeton
Watching for ships by the harbour walls in Scarborough
Two Scarborough trawler skippers receive bad news
Article by the granddaughter of James Ruffen Bayes
Suzanne Pollard and her Filey Fishing relatives
Filey and the Great War - minesweeping and influenza
Illigitamacy amongst the Filey fishing community
Characters of the Filey fishing industry
Scarboroughs Old Town and its connection to the sea
Trawling and overfishing - Filey fishing
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