1865	Dec 24	Wilhelmina of Neisdum, 1 saved	Dutch schooner with a cargo of linseed stranded on the east side of Rattray Head
1866	Jan 13	Black Agnes of South Shields, 3 saved	58grt schooner built 1855, wrecked south of Peterhead
1866	Mar 24	Providentia of Svelig, 8 saved	Norwegian brig wrecked at entrance to Peterhead harbour
1871	Sep 22	George & Ann of Cairnbulg, assisted
1871	Oct 1	Courier of Lerwick, assisted
1871	Nov 19	Albion of Rostock, 10 saved	Barque with cargo of timber wrecked on Kirkton Head
1872	Nov 21	Cyrene of Sunderland, assisted	353t barque built 1867 with a cargo of rails and coal, wrecked at Rattray Head
1874	Jan 19	Linda Flor of Ipswich, assisted
1874	Oct 21	Dunrobin of Wick, 6 saved
1875	Oct 22	Natalie Jacobine of Nibe Jutland, 4 saved	Actually the Nathalia Jacobsina which ran aground by the harbour entrance, and was later refloated

1876	Sep 4	Macedonia of Blyth, 7 saved	Brig, lost 'near Peterhead'
1876	Sep 4	Robert Stephenson of North Shields, 9 saved	Brig, stranded 'near Peterhead'
1876	Dec 24	Ida of Randers, stood by	Probably the Vidar - a 244t Arenadal registered brig which stranded 23/12/1876 at Drums Burn, 2 miles south of the Ythan. The five crew were rescued by coastguards
1877	Aug 17	Vigilant of St Andrews, 1 saved
1877	Nov 13	Sif of Moss, assisted
1879	Apr 11	Sunshine of Wick, 11 saved
1881	Nov 22	Excelsior of Laurwig, 13 saved	462grt Norwegian barque built 1869, with a cargo of phosphate rock, ran aground between Scotstown and Rattray Heads
1882	Sep 1	Bon Accord of Portknockie, 3 saved
1882	Oct 15	Fortuna of Arendal, 10 saved	334grt barque built 1853, in ballast, stranded near Scotstown Head
1886	Sep 11	Resolute of Lossiemouth, 5 saved	The Resolve - a Lossiemouth schooner which went aground 'near Peterhead'
1888	Sep 24	Aurora of Pitullie, assisted
1889	Jan 9	Staatsrath Von Brock of Rostock, 9 saved	240t brig from Danzig to Peterhead with timber, stranded 1/2 mile north of Scotstown Head
1889	Jan 15	Arnold of Copenhagen, 5 saved	Schooner, lost 'near Peterhead'
1895	Mar 28	Fishing boat Eclipse of Peterhead, 7 saved
1898	Apr 13	Fishing boats remained afloat
1898	Apr 29	Fish boat Maggie M. Birnie of Peterhead, stood by
1899	Nov 1	Seagull of London, 12 saved
1899	Nov 2	Bitto assisted to save vessel
1901	Feb 14	Steam trawler Roslin of Aberdeen, 9 saved
1901	Jul 24	Fishing boat Advance of Pittenweem
1902	Apr 1	Schooner Pioneer of Dundee, assisted vessel
1903	Jan 22	Schooner of Peterhead, 6 saved	210grt Peterhead schooner Exile, built 1864, from Burntisland to Peterhead with coal, stranded in the South Bay
1903	Nov 14	Brigante Astre of Christiansand, 8 saved	The 268t Norwegian iron brigantine Astrea ran aground on Cruden Scares in a southerly gale and fog. Port Erroll rocket brigade's lines were unable to reach the vessel as she too was far from the shore. Peterhead lifeboat was towed to the wreck and succeeded in rescuing the eight crew.
1904	Apr 6	Steam trawler Benvenue of Aberdeen, 9 saved	The 151grt Aberdeen steam trawler Ben Venue was built in 1899 by Hall Russell of Aberdeen for the North British Steam Fishing Co. Ltd. After running on to Skerry Rock in Sandford Bay, Boddam, she got off, but foundered very shortly after. Her crew of 9 picked were up by smallboat from Grimsby trawler Baltic, GY186 and transferred to Peterhead Lifeboat.
1906	Feb 26	Schooner Banrigh of Wick, stood by
1907	Jan 18	SS Strathbeg of Aberdeen, stood by	202grt Aberdeen steam trawler, A90 built 1906. The Strathbeg stranded on Scotstown Head. Later refloated, she was eventually wrecked at the Fless, Fair Isle 11 September 1907.
1907	Aug 9	Lugger Concord of St Combs, 6 saved
1909	Jan	Schooner Surprise of Arbroath
1910	Jan 13	Lady Bessie of Aberdeen, stood by	183grt wooden steamer built 1884, stranded 300yds west of the entrance to the South Harbour
1910	Nov 13	Steam trawler Devanha of Aberdeen, stood by
1913	Mar 6	Onyx of Peterhead, saved boat, 3 saved
1913	Mar 17	Fishing fleet of Peterhead, stood by boats
1913	Mar 17	Pioneer of Peterhead, 4 saved
1913	Mar 28	Fingall of Montrose, 4 saved
1914	Jan 13	Inna of Stenkjaer, saved vessel and rendered assistance, 10 saved
1914	Apr 19	Olberg of Bremerhaven, stood by
1914	Oct 29	Blankan of Oscarhaven and a shore boat, 21 saved	1471grt Swedish steamer Blanka built Newcastle 1889, Umea to Hull with deals, battens and boards, ran aground 2 miles north of Rattray Head in NE gale at 3.00am
1915	Apr 8	SS Kremlin of London, stood by
1916	Oct 3	Anne of Shields
1916	Oct 28	Kiev of Odessa, 74 saved	5566grt steamship Kiev built in 1896 by J & G Thomson of Glasgow for Russian owners. She stranded on Rattray Briggs while en route from Archangel to Leith with a general cargo. Of the 69 crew and 22 passengers, 8 lives were lost.

1916	Oct 4	Miranda assisted to ease vessel
1917	Apr 2	Tregarth of Liverpool and Boscastle of West Hartlepool, 26 saved	Two steamers driven ashore in the South Bay, later refloated
1917	Apr 3	Boscastle of West Hartlepool, 15 saved	Driven ashore in South Bay, later refloated
1918	Jul 16	Trieste of Dundee, rendered assistance, 22 saved	1512grt steamer Trieste (ex Daisy Morris) built Whitehaven 1883. Swansea to Sarpborg with coal, ran aground on Girdle Wears
1920	Feb 18	K.N.Hardy of Aberdeen
1920	Feb 18	HM Destroyer, rendered assistance
1920	Jun 30	HM Motor boat Nobles, saved boat and rendered assistance
1920	Nov 21	Brucklay of Aberdeen, assisted and saved vessel, 9 saved
1920	Dec 4	Floating crane of Invergordon, stood by	Crane-barge under tow from Invergordon to Chatham, broke adrift and was abandoned at 58d38N 01d55W. She drifted ashore on the North Head, two trawlermen who had attemted to salvage the barge were taken off by LSA. Sold for salvage in March 1921, but 5 years later was driven closer inshore and remained until broken up by the heavy seas.

1925	May 16	Abronia of Grimsby, stood by vessel
1926	Mar 13	Bragi of Stettin, stood by vessel	850grt Hamburg-registered steamship Bragi ran aground 150 yds north of Rattray lighthouse, en route from Methil to the Faroes with a cargo of coal and coke. The lifeboat was unable to approach the vessel because of the breaking waves, and the crew were taken off by LSA.
1926	Mar 13	Admiralty drifter Levanter, 11 saved	Wrecked in the Harbour of Refuge, Peterhead
1927	Nov 23	Rayford of Methil, stood by vessel
1928	Mar 25	Renaissance of Aberdeen, 7 saved	199grt Aberdeen steam trawler (ex John H Irvin) built 1913 by Hall Russell of Aberdeen. Ran aground on Craigewan Point in fog, in an attempt to haul her off, four of the crew rowed out with the trawler's anchor tied to their small boat. Before they could drop it a little way off, their boat was capsized by a wave, and immediately sank, dragged down by the weight of the anchor and chain. The four men in the rowing boat were swept away and disappeared. Peterhead rocket brigade arrived and had just succeeded in firing a line to the Renaissance when the Peterhead lifeboat also arrived on the scene and took the six remaining crewmen aboard. En route to the wreck, the lifeboatmen had heard the shouts of one of the four men who had been in the capsized rowing boat, and pulled him from the water after he had drifted more than half a mile from the wreck. The three others from the rowing boat were never found.
1928	Mar 25	Firsby of Grimsby, stood by vessel, 2 saved	207grt Boston steam trawler (ex George Ireland, ex Teviot) built 1918, ran aground in the mouth of the River Ugie in fog. She was later refloated and renamed Star of Learney, A387, stranded at Kirkwall 25/12/1942, refloated and renamed River Learney A564, scrapped 1960.

1928	Apr 29	Sunniva of Aberdeen, Landed, 45 saved
1928	Jul 22	Frebeli of Northern Yacht Club, stood by vessel
1930	Sep 23	City Of Osaka of Liverpool, landed 32	See entry in 'Buchan Wrecks' pages - City Of Osaka
1931	Sep 23	St Cransdale of Aberdeen, 9 saved	183 grt Aberdeen steam trawler, A453 (ex Henry Ross) built 1901, stranded on Scotstown Head 21/1/1931, refloated then sank whilst under tow in 17 fathoms off Kirkton head.
1931	May 24	Bervie Braes of Aberdeen
1931	Jul 8	Shepherd Boy of Fraserburgh
1932	Jan 14	Thistle of Peterhead, 2 saved
1932	May 1	Recruit of Peterhead, 7 saved
1932	Sep 8	Small boat of Peterhead, 1 saved
1933	Jan 18	Struan of Aberdeen, 9 saved	The 213grt Aberdeen registered Admiralty trawler Struan (ex-William Cogswell), built in 1918, ran aground in fog on the Outers Reef at Scotstown Head, the sound of her siren attracted attention, and Peterhead lifeboat and the Peterhead life saving brigade were called out. The life saving brigade had to transport their gear over more than a mile of sand dunes. Their first rocket fell wide of the trawler, but the second fell across the wreck, and the stranded trawlermen began to haul it in. At that moment, however, Peterhead lifeboat succeeded at the sixth attempt in closing alongside the wreck, and took off the nine crewmen.
1934	Jan 5	Ben Strome of Aberdeen, 10 saved	198grt Aberdeen steam trawler built 1914, eventually sunk by the Luftwaffe off the faroes in 1941
1934	Jun 20	Isabella & Nina of Peterhead, 10 saved
1934	Sep 8	Dagon of Grimsby, saved 2
1935	Aug 23	Port Jackson of Aberdeen, saved 9	197grt Aberdeen steam trawler built 1904, ran aground off Scotstown Head in fog

1935	Oct 20	Cantick Head of Kirkwall, 4 saved	This time the unfortunate ketch was refloated, but she was finally lost 7 May 1938 when she stranded at the entrance to Peterhead Harbour
1935	Oct 23	George Pickard of Peterhead, 2 saved
1936	Jan 20	Confederate of Aberdeen
1936	Jul 17	Avon Glen
1937	Oct 26	Day Dawn of Peterhead, escorted vessel
1937	Dec 7	Day Dawn of Peterhead, saved boat and crew of 3
1939	Mar 24	Mayflower and Jessie Annn , escorted boats into harbour
1939	Jul 13	Ocean Harvest of Great Yarmouth, 10 saved	95grt steam drifter built 1913, ran aground at Rattray Head
1939	Jul 16	St Ninian of Aberdeen, 21 saved
1939	Aug 26	Sarah Ross of Peterhead
1939	Oct 21	Trustful of Banff, 3 saved
1939	Oct 30	Cairnmona of Newcastle, 42 saved	4666grt steamship built 1918 by Sunderland S.B.Co., she was torpedoed 3 miles east of Rattray Head by the U-13 whilst en route from Montreal and Halifax to Leith and Newcastle with a general cargo, including wheat, zinc and copper ingots. Three of the crew were lost, but 42 were rescued by the Aberdeen trawler River Lossie and the Peterhead lifeboat
1940	Feb 6	Zitella of London	See entry in 'Buchan Wrecks' pages - Zitella
1940	Feb 12	Axel of Denmark, 6 saved
1940	Sep 2	Convoy attacked by enemy aircraft, saved 3 boats and raft
1940	Sep 6	Gannet of London, 24 saved
1940	Sep 26	Port Dennison of London, landed 8, rescued 2	8043grt steamer from London to Aukland with general cargo, torpedoed and machine-gunned by Luftwaffe off Rattray Head, 16 of her crew were lost
1940	Sep 30	Lisbon, Simonburn, Baron Minto, Patio 93 saved	Lisbon: 1984grt Ellerman steamer built 1920, en route from Lisbon to London with general cargo, driven ashore at Rattray Head. Patia: 5355grt Liverpool steamer aground at Rattray Head. Baron Minto: 4637grt Ardrossan steamer built in 1937, en route from Texas to Hull with a cargo of scrap, she was driven ashore at Strathbeg Bay. Simonburn: 5213 grt steamer built 1925, from Montreal to London with wheat, driven ashore at Rattray, then drifted off and sank four miles off Rattray Head.
1941	Jan 18	Castlebrae and Kitty Mackay, escorted vessels
1941	Feb 21	Merite, gave help
1941	Feb 27	HMS Monimia, stood by	347grt Hull trawler built 1929, taken up for Admiralty service, stranded in the South Bay
1941	May 17	Archangel of Harwich, 18 saved	2488grt steamer built in 1910, requisitioned as a troop ship and bombed whilst en route from Kirkwall to Aberdeen. Tugs sent to help had to abandon tow, and she was beached at Belhelvie
1941	May 22	Golden Rod of Peterhead
1941	Jun 20	HMS Resmilo, saved 24	258grt Grimsby trawler built in 1917, requisitioned for Admiralty service and bombed by German aircraft whilst in Peterhead Bay, she sank off the end of the South breakwater
1941	Jun 21	Boy of Peterhead, 2 saved
1941	Jul 11	Suzette of Aberdeen, 12 saved	199grt Aberdeen steam trawler built 1920, stranded on the Girdle Wears
1941	Jul 13	Seaplane, saved seaplane and 3 crew
1941	Oct 20	Leo of Grimsby
1941	Oct 29	HMS Flotta, stood by
1941	Nov 6	HMS Flotta, 9 saved	530grt steam trawler built as a minesweeper for the Admiralty in 1941, she ran aground on Buchan Ness on 29 October, eventualy refloated then foundered soon after, on 6 November
1942	Jan 24	SS Runswick of Whitby, 44 saved	3970grt steamer with a cargo of coal, was in collision with the Saltwick off Peterhead, and whilst sheltering in the bay, was driven ashore below Smith Embankment. Peterhead Lifeboat took off her crew of 44 in atrocious conditions. She was sucessfully refloated later th