Florrieston
| Name | Florrieston |
| Type | Steamer
|
| GRT | 3,366 tons |
| Country |  British |
| Built | 1901
|
| Builder | W. Gray & Co., Ltd., West Hartlepool
|
| Operator | Florrieston SS. Co., Ltd. (W. S. Miller & Co.), Glasgow
|
| History | Built for the Bridge Stm. Shipping Co., Ltd. (Moore, Innes & Co., Ltd.), London as Battersea Bridge. Sold in 1905 to W. Gray & Co., Ltd., London. The Florrieston SS. Co. acquired the vessel in 1912 and renamed her.
|
U-boat attacks on Steamer Florrieston
| Date | U-boat | Loss type | Position | Location | Route | Cargo | Casualties |
| 1 | 20 Apr 1918 | U 91 (Alfred von Glasenapp) | Sunk | Torpedoed at 5:30pm 6 miles E1/2N of the South Rock, Northern Ireland.
| 54° 30'N, 5° 11'W
| Almeria - Glasgow
| general cargo
| 19
|
| or position 54.28N 05.12W (per patrol boat P 62). Sinking location listed in reference to "South Stack" in error.
|
Position of attack on Florrieston
If you can help us with any additional information on this vessel then please contact us.
