Acacia Class Sloop (1915)

Twenty-four Acacia class sweeping sloops were completed for the Royal Navy early in the war.

[show]Overview of 24 vessels
Citations for this data available on individual ship pages
Name	Builder	Laid Down	Launched	Completed	Fate
Acacia	Swan Hunter		15 Apr, 1915		Sold Sep, 1922
Anemone	Swan Hunter		30 Jun, 1915		Sold Sep, 1922
Aster	Earle's Shipbuilding		1 May, 1915		Mined 4 Jul, 1917
Bluebell	Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Company		24 Jul, 1915		Sold May, 1930
Daffodil	Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Company		17 Aug, 1915		Sold Feb, 1935
Magnolia	Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Company		26 Jun, 1915		Sold Jul, 1932
Dahlia	Barclay Curle & Company		21 Apr, 1915		Sold Jul, 1932
Daphne	Barclay Curle & Company		19 May, 1915		Sold Jan, 1923
Foxglove	Barclay Curle & Company		30 Mar, 1915		Sold Sep, 1946
Hollyhock	Barclay Curle & Company		1 May, 1915		Sold Oct, 1930
Lily	Barclay Curle & Company		6 Jun, 1915		Sold Jun, 1930
Mallow	Barclay Curle & Company		13 Jul, 1915		Transferred Jul, 1919
Honeysuckle	Lobnitz & Company		29 Apr, 1915		Sold Sep, 1922
Iris	Lobnitz & Company		1 Jun, 1915		Sold Jan, 1920
Jonquil	Charles Connell & Company		12 May, 1915		Transferred May, 1920
Laburnum	Charles Connell & Company		10 Jun, 1915		Lost Feb, 1942
Larkspur	Napier & Miller		11 May, 1915		Sold Mar, 1922
Lavender	Archibald McMillan & Son		12 Jun, 1915		Torpedoed 4 May, 1917
Lilac	Greenock and Grangemouth Dockyard Company		29 Apr, 1915		Sold Dec, 1922
Marigold	Bow, McLachlan & Company		27 May, 1915		Sold Jan, 1920
Mimosa	Bow, McLachlan & Company		16 Jul, 1915		Sold Nov, 1922
Primrose	William Simons & Company		29 Jun, 1915		Sold Apr, 1923
Sunflower	D. & W. Henderson & Company		28 May, 1915		Sold 27 Jan, 1921
Veronica	Dunlop Bremner & Company		27 May, 1915		Sold 22 Feb, 1935

See Also

• Wikipedia

Bibliography

• Gray, Randal (editor) (1985). Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1906–1921. London: Conway Maritime Press. (on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk).