| Name | COTTINGHAM |
| Type | Dry Cargo |
| Year | 1907 |
| GRT | 513 |
| Engines | Steam |
| Builder | GOOLE SHIPBUILDING & REPAIRING CO. LTD. |
| At | GOOLE (Dutch River) |
| Launch date | 12-06-1907 |
| Yard number | 103 |
| Owners | East Yorkshire Steamship Co., Goole (Abus S.S.Co 1911-1914) |
| History |
Sold in 1913 to James Little & Co., Glasgow, later of London and managed by Robt.L.Kemp of Belfast. On 2 July 1915 she was the first British merchant ship to sink a German submarine when she rammed and sank UC2 off Yarmouth. |
| Fate |
Sunk by submarine gunfire from U24 on 26 December 1915 when 16 miles SW of Lundy Island, with the loss of 7 of her crew. Voyage Rouen for Swansea in ballast. |