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Year of Loss within alphabetic Location (327)
Crosshaven to Fastnet Rock
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CROSSHAVEN
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
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1766
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MATTHEWS ADVENTURE | SAIL VESSEL | RUM, HOPS, SUGAR & PORTER | POSSIBLY KNOWN AS "MARTHA'S ADVENTURE"; LONDON FOR DERRY |
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1794
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STAGG | CUTTER | UNKNOWN | STRUCK ROCKS |
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1808
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JAMES | SAIL VESSEL | RUM | WENT ASHORE & WRECKED; ST. UBE'S FOR LIMERICK |
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1838
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UNKNOWN | BRIGANTINE | PIGS | FOUNDERED OFF LIGHTHOUSE |
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1875
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UNKNOWN x 2 | SAIL VESSELS | UNKNOWN | WENT ASHORE; PROBABLY REFLOATED |
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1903
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UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | WENT TO PIECES ON SHORE |
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CROW HEAD
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1822 | ARGO | WHITEHAVEN BARQUE | UNKNOWN | FOUNDERED OFF, |
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| 1822 | UNKNOWN x 2 | BARQUE & UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | ONE WAS FROM WHITEHAVEN |
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| 1838 | UNKNOWN x 3 | BARQUE + 2 SAIL VESSELS | UNKNOWN | NONE |
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| 1838 | VALLIANT | CARDIGAN SLOOP - 73 tons | GENERAL & COAL | STRANDED & WRECKED; FROM CARDIGAN |
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| 1867 | NESS | WATERFORD SCHOONER - 56 tons | BUTTER, OATS & HIDES | STRANDED & WRECKED; IN 15 FATHOMS; DINGLE FOR CORK |
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| 1871 | ALMIRA | SAIL VESSEL | TIMBER | NEW BRUNSWICK FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1892 | TRIO | NORWEGIAN BRIG - 288 tons | COAL | AT CROW ISLAND; HAUGESUND FOR BRAZIL |
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DAUNT ROCK
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1864 | CITY OF NEW YORK | LIVERPOOL IRON STEAMER - 1,679 tons | GENERAL & PASSENGERS | FROM NEW YORK |
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| 1867 | REVENGE H.M.S. | RAYAL NAVY VESSEL | CREW | STRUCK DAUNT ROCK; POSSIBLE INCIDENT ONLY AND NO LOSS |
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| 1892 | ROYAL PRINCE | KINSALE DANDY - 30 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED 6 MILES SOUTH-WEST BY SOUTH OF |
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| 1900 | SENTO (or SANTO) | GLASGOW STERN DREDGER - 205 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED 3 MILES EAST OF LIGHTSHIP; RENFREW FOR FORMOSA |
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| 1917 | CARRABIN (or CORRABIN) | LONDON STEEL BARQUE - 2,739 tons | RAILWAY SLEEPERS | TORPEDOED 15 MILES SOUTH OF; BUNBURY FOR LONDON |
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| 1917 |
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ARMED NAVY TRAWLER - 242 tons | 6LB HOTCHKISS GUN, 2 TYPE 'C' DEPTH CHARGES & 7.5 INCH HOWITZER | MINED BY UC-33 OFF LIGHT VESSEL, |
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| 1917 | EAST WALES | CARDIFF STEAMER - 4,321 tons | BALLAST | SHELLED & SUNK BY U-57, 8 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-WEST OF; FROM NEWPORT |
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| 1917 | IMATAKA | LIVERPOOL ARMED STEAMER - 1,776 tons | FROZEN MEAT, RUM & SUGAR | TORPEDOED BY UC-47, 15 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-WEST OF LIGHVESSEL; DEMERARA FOR LE HARVE |
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| 1917 | MOROCOCOLA H.M.T. | ARMED NAVY TRAWLER - 265 tons | CREW | MINED NEAR LIGHTSHIP; LIES IN 40 METRES |
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| 1917 | U-58 | GERMAN SUBMARINE - 221 X 21ft. | CREW | SUNK BY "USS FANNING" 7 MILES SOUTH OF, |
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| 1918 | BEN LOMOND | NEWCASTLE STEAMER - 2,814 tons | IRON ORE | TORPEDOED BY U-92, 30 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF; SEVILLE FOR ARDROSSAN |
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| 1918 | LORD HARDINGE H.M.T. | ARMED NAVY TRAWLER - 212 tons | UNKNOWN | SUNK IN COLLISION NEAR LIGHTSHIP |
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| 1918 |
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CANADIAN LINER - 12,469 tons | BALLAST | TORPEDOED BY UB-87, 52 MILES SOUTH BY EAST 0.5 EAST OF; LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK |
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| 1919 | WISTWICK | STEAMER | UNKNOWN | OFF, |
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DONAGHMORE
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
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1766
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UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | BEEF | DUBLIN FOR JAMAICA |
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1806 |
PATIENCE | BRIG | SUGAR & FISH OIL | WEST OF RING; NEWFOUNDLAND FOR CORK |
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DONOVAN'S POINT
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
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MASO 19 | SPANISH TRAWLER | FISH | WEST OF GEARIES |
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DUNCANNON BAY
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
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1810
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JAMES | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | STRANDED & WRECKED; LIVERPOOL FOR LIMERICK |
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1850
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ELIZA | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | ON BIRD ISLAND |
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1885 |
IBERIAN | STEAMER - 2,930 tons | CATTLE & GENERAL | 0.5 MILES SOUTH OF BIRD ISLAND; LIES IN 38m; BOSTON FOR LIVERPOOL |
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DUNLOUGH BAY
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1827 | TRIO | DERRY BRIG | BARILLA, LEMONS & SHUMAC | PALEMO FOR DERRY |
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| 1852 | BROAD OAK | LIVERPOOL BARQUE - 274 tons | RAW COTTON & SUGAR | WENT ASHORE & WRECKED; PERNAMBUCCO FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1889 | CHERWELL | LIVERPOOL IRON BARQUE - 1,129 tons | NITRATE & SALTPETRE | AT THREE CASTLES HEAD, CHILE FOR CORK |
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| 1889 | QUEENSMORE | LIVERPOOL STEEL STEAMER - 2,767 tons | COTTON, ORE, CATTLE & PASSENGERS | STRUCK BULLY ROCK; LIES IN 50m; BALTIMORE FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1929 | UNKNOWN | TRAWLER | BALLAST | NORTH SIDE OF, |
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DUNMANUS BAY
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1806 | FRIENDS | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | WENT ASHORE; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; ST. LUCIE FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1850 | MOUNTAINEER | QUEBEC SAIL VESSEL | TIMBER | POSSIBLY SALVAGED; QUEBEC FOR NEWPORT |
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| 1850 | RANGER | NORTH SHIELDS BRIG | EGYPTIAN WHEAT | FOR CORK OR FALMOUTH |
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| 1862 | ANGELITA | LIVERPOOL IRON SAIL VESSEL - 128 tons | MAHOGANY | ON HORSE ISLAND; MEXICO FOR ENGLAND |
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| 1886 | AUGUSTA | CORK IRON STEAMER - 148 tons | BAGGED FLOUR & MEAL | STRANDED & WRECKED; CORK FOR CROOKHAVEN |
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| 1886 | CAROLINE | SKIBBEREEN CUTTER - 40 tons | BALLAST | USED AS A SALVAGE VESSEL; CROOKHAVEN FOR DUNMANUS BAY |
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| 1904 | SEAGULL | DURRUS MOTOR YACHT - 5 tons | BALLAST | WRECKED AT KILCROHANE |
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DUNWORLEY BAY
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1631 | ROVER | ALGERIAN PIRATE SHIP | UNKNOWN | INVOLVED IN A RAID ON BALTIMORE |
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| 1700 | AMITY | SLAVE TRADER | 12 CANNON, GLASS, CARNWOOD & ELEPHANT TUSKS | STRUCK CARRAIG NA GCUN ROCKS; HAS BEEN DIVED |
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| 1702 | UNKNOWN | AFRICAN VESSEL | COINS & GOLD DUST | SCUTTLED; YEAR APPROX. |
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| 1767 | HAMPTON | LANCASTER SAIL VESSEL | SUGAR | STRANDED & WRECKED; BARBADOS FOR BRISTOL |
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| 1787 | SUSANNA | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEW YORK FOR DUBLIN |
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| 1820 | ANNA | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | CARGO SAVED; FROM NEW BRUNSWICK |
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| 1898 | ECCLEFECHAN | BARQUE | 4,000 TONS GRAIN | STRUCK BIRD ISLAND; POSSIBLY SALVAGED |
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| 1910 | F.S. CIAMPHA | ITALIAN STEAMER - 2,453tons | NITRATE OF SODA | STRUCK BIRD ISLAND; PART SALVAGED; MERRILIONES FOR QUEENSTOWN |
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DURSEY ISLAND
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1613 | PEARL | EAST INDIAMAN | UNKNOWN | AT KILMAR RIVER NEAR; CARGO PART SALVAGED |
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| 1800 | ANN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | LIMERICK FOR LONDON |
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| 1800 | UNKNOWN | SCHOONER | IRON | NONE |
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| 1809 | INDUSTRY | BRIG | UNKNOWN | FROM MALTA |
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| 1810 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | POTTERY | ON DURSEY SIDE OF REEN ISLAND |
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| 1822 | UNKNOWN | SCHOONER | IRON | AT CROWS HEAD |
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| 1831 | EFFORT | BIDEFORD BRIG - 99 tons | BARK & SUNDRY GOODS | AT SOUTH-WEST TIP OF; CORK FOR LIMERICK |
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| 1849 | OCEAN | SUNDERLAND BRIG - 258 tons | TIMBER | AT FO-CHARRAIG; QUEBEC FOR SUNDERLAND |
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| 1850 | CAROLINE CHARLOTTA | RIGA BRIG - 300 tons | COAL | STRUCK BULL ROCK; NEWCASTLE FOR BARCELONA |
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| 1858 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | TOBACCO | AT DURSEY ISLAND |
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| 1860 | EDWARD BELTON | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | WEST SIDE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND |
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| 1860 | UNKNOWN | SPANISH SAIL VESSEL | HEMP | AT UAS A GHEARRCAIGH |
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| 1862 | BONITA | BAYONNE SCHOONER | COAL | WENT ASHORE AT CUAISIN NA GCRUTHHOG; BLYTH FOR LIMERICK |
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| 1870 | OLIVE | SKIBBEREEN SMACK | BALLAST | WEST SIDE OF SOUND; SNEEM FOR CORK |
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| 1875 | EXCEL | MILFORD SCHOONER - 114 tons | UNKNOWN | FOUNDERED 15 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF; LIMERICK FOR MUMBLES |
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| 1877 | JESSORE | LIVERPOOL IRON SAIL VESSEL - 1618 tons | GENERAL | COLLIDED WITH "SS CONSET" 90 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-WEST OF; UNCLEAR AS TO SUNK OR NOT; LIVERPOOL FOR MELBOURNE |
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| 1886 | LYDIA | LUGGER - 15 tons | UNKNOWN | COLLIDED WITH "SS PAVONIA" 3 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF, |
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| 1886 | MARGARET | SCHULL YAWL - 3 tons | UNKNOWN | COLLIDED WITH "SS SIRIUS" 2 MILES OFF, |
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| 1893 | JOHN STONARD | BARROW SCHOONER - 79 tons | SLATES | AT LEA ROCK; ABERDOVEY FOR LIMERICK |
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| 1925 | CALIPH | TRAWLER | FISH | YEAR APPROX. |
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| 1943 | UNKNOWN | GERMAN JUNKER JU88 BOMBER | CREW | OFF, |
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| 1987 | EXODUS | CASTLETOWNBERE TRAWLER - 50ft. | FISH | FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION 12 MILES SOUTH OF, |
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| 1994 | SAN PABLO | CASTLETOWNBERE TRAWLER - 70 ft. | FISH | FOUNDERED OFF NORTH SIDE OF; LIES IN 70m |
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FASTNET ROCK
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1769 | SARAH | SAIL VESSEL | PASSENGERS | FOUNDERED NEAR; NEWFOUNDLAND FOR IRELAND |
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| 1886 | MARGARET | SCHULL YAWL - 3 tons | BALLAST | SANK AFTER COLLISION |
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| 1899 | SENSATION | ISLE OF MAN FISHING LUGGER - 22 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED 12 MILES EAST-SOUTH-EAST OF, |
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| 1902 | HOLYROOD | CARGO STEAMER - 2,714 tons | GENERAL | SUNK IN COLLISION 175 MILES WEST OF; PORTLAND FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1906 | NEMEA | STEAMER | UNKNOWN | SANK UNDER TOW & ON FIRE 130 MILES WEST-SOUTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1915 | ANGLO-COLOMBIAN | LONDON STEAMER - 4,792 tons | HORSES | SHELLED BY U-41, 79 MILES SOUTH BY EAST OF; MONTREAL FOR AVONMOUTH |
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| 1915 | BELLGRADE | NORWEGIAN BARQUE - 664 tons | UNKNOWN | OFF, |
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| 1915 | CAMBUSKENNETH | NORWEGIAN STEEL FULL RIGGER - 1,925 tons | WHEAT | MINED 26 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF; LIES IN 86m; OREGAN FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1915 | CHANCELLOR | LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 4,586 tons | 2,500 TONS GENERAL CARGO | SHELLED & SUNK BY U-41, 86 MILES SOUTH BY EAST OF; LIVERPOOL FOR NEW ORLEANS |
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| 1915 | CYMBELINE | TANKER - 4,505 tons | OIL | SHELLED & SUNK BY U-33 29 MILES WEST BY FOUTH OF, |
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| 1915 | DICTATOR | STEAMER - 4,116 tons | UNKNOWN | SHELLED & SUNK 135 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1915 | GLENHOLM | GLASGOW STEEL FULL RIGGER- 1,968 tons | 3,400 TONS NITRATES & 430 TONS TIN INGOTS | TORPEDOED 16 MILES WEST SOUTH-WEST OF; IQUIQUE FOR FALMOUTH |
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| 1915 | GLINT | NORWEGIAN SAIL VESSEL - 955 tons | UNKNOWN | SUNK BY U-38 90 MILES WEST OF, |
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| 1915 | HURONIAN | STEAMER - 8,766 tons | UNKNOWN | OFF, |
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| 1915 | IBERIAN | LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 5,223 tons | GENERAL | SHELLED BY U-28, 9 MILES SOUTH BY WEST OF; LIVERPOOL FOR BOSTON |
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| 1915 | L.C. TOWER | PARRSBOROUGH SCHOONER - 564 tons | DEALS | SHELLED BY U-BOAT 25 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-WEST OF; PARRSBOROUGH FOR NEWPORT |
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| 1915 | MIDLAND QUEEN | CANADIAN STEAMER - 1,993 tons | 2,200 TONS STEEL SHEET, RODS, BARS & STEEL GOODS | SHELLED BY U-28, 70 MILES SOUTH-WEST BY WEST OF; SYDNEY FOR NEWPORT |
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| 1915 | MIMOSA | STEAMER - 3,466 tons | UNKNOWN | SHELLED & SUNK BY U-33 137 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1915 | MORWENNA | MERCHANTMAN - 1,414 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-41 75 MILES SOUTH BY EAST OF, |
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| 1915 | PENFELD | BREST IRON STEAMER - 794 tons | BALLAST | TORPEDOED BY U-34, 26 MILES NORTH-WEST OF; NANTES FOR CARDIFF |
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| 1915 | SARDOMENE | ITALIAN IRON FULL RIGGER - 2,000 tons | TIMBER | SHELLED BY U-20, 35 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF; AUSTRALIA FOR LONDON |
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| 1915 | SILVIA | LIVERPOOL TANKER - 5,268 tons | 6,600 TONS FUEL OIL | SHELLED & BOMBED BY U-BOAT 40 MILES WEST OF; HALIFAX N.S. FOR QUEENSTOWN |
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| 1915 | STORESAND | NORWEGIAN VESSEL - 1,638 tons | UNKNOWN | SUNK BY U-33 SOUTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1915 | SUPERB | NORWEGIAN IRON BARQUE - 1,515 tons | BULK GRAIN | SUNK BY U-BOAT 60 MILES WEST OF; BUENOS AYRES FOR QUEENSTOWN |
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| 1915 | THISTLEBANK | NORWEGIAN STEEL BARQUE - 2,411 tons | WHEAT | TORPEDOED BY U-BOAT 25 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF; FROM BRAZIL |
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| 1915 | TRAFALGAR | GLASGOW STEAMER - 4,572 tons | NITRATES | BOMBED BY U-38, 54 MILES SOUTH-WEST BY SOUTH OF; MUIRE FOR GLASGOW |
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| 1915 | WELBURY | WEST HARTLEPOOL STEAMER - 3,591 tons | SUGAR | SHELLED & SUNK BY U-24, 40 MILES WEST OF; CUBA FOR QUEENSTOWN |
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| 1915 | WILLIAM T. LEWIS | BARQUE | UNKNOWN | SHELLED & SUNK BY U-39, 95 MILES WEST OF, |
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| 1916 | BELL OF TENSBERG | NORWEGIAN BARQUE | UNKNOWN | SOUTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1916 | BENGAIRN | BARQUE - 2127 tons | UNKNOWN | SHELLED & SUNK 165 MILES WEST-SOUTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1916 | BERWINDVALE | LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 5,242 tons | 7,500 TONS WHEAT | TORPEDOED BY U-BOAT 30 MILES WEST OF; GALVESTON FOR AVONMOUTH |
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| 1916 | CAIRNGOWAN | NEWCASTLE STEAMER - 4,017 tons | COAL | SHELLED BY U-69, 55 MILES WEST BY NORTH OF; LIVERPOOL FOR NEWPORT NEWS |
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| 1916 | CARDONIA | CARDIFF STEEL FULL RIGGER - 2,169 tons | BULK GRAIN | TORPEDOED 20 MILES SOUTH OF; SEATTLE FOR QUEENSTOWN |
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| 1916 | CARMANIAN | NORWEGIAN STEEL BARQUE - 1,840 tons | WHEAT | SUNK BY U-BOAT 50 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF; BUENOS AIRES FOR FALMOUTH |
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| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1916 | CASWELL | FISHING VESSEL - 245 tons | BALLAST | BOMBED BY U-BOAT 90 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1916 | CHIC | LONDON STEAMER - 3,037 tons | 4,704 TONS WOOD PULP | TORPEDOED BY U-22, 45 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF; HALIFAX N.S. FOR MANCHESTER |
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| 1916 |
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WHITE STAR LINER - 13,370 tons | CARGO ONLY | TORPEDOED BY U-20, 140 MILES WEST-NORTH-WEST OF; NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1916 | DROMONBY | STEAMER | UNKNOWN | SHELLED & SUNK BY GERMAN RAIDER "MOEWE", 180 MILES NORTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1916 | DUCHESS OF CORNWALL | SAIL VESSEL - 152 tons | UNKNOWN | 620 MILES WEST OF, |
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| 1916 | FELICIANA | LONDON STEAMER - 4,283 tons | BALLAST | TORPEDOED BY U-19, 67 MILES WEST BY SOUTH OF; SWANSEA FOR PHILADELPHIA |
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| 1916 | HARFAT CASTLE | FISHING VESSEL - 274 tons | BALLAST | BOMBED BY U-BOAT 90 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1916 | HATSUSE | FISHING VESSEL - 282 tons | BALLAST | SHELLED & SUNK BY U-BOAT 86 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1916 | HITTEROY | NORWEGIAN STEAMER - 1,914 tons | SALTPETRE | BOMBED 30 MILES SOUTH OF, OTHER SOURCE SAYS 1918; SKRIEN FOR NANTES |
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| 1916 | INDUSTRY | LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 4,044 tons | BALLAST | SHELLED & TORPEDOED BY U-45, 120 MILES WEST BY NORTH OF; BARRY FOR NEWPORT NEWS |
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| 1916 | INVERLYON | STEEL BARQUE - 1,827 tons | UNKNOWN | SHELLED & SUNK BY U-BOAT 108 MILES WEST -NORTH-WEST OF, |