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Year of Loss within alphabetic Location (254)
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TORY ISLAND continued..
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1917 | LYNORTA | STEAMER - 3,684 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-94 102 MILES NOTH-WEST x NORTH OF, |
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| 1917 | MAJOREN | NORWEGIAN STEAMER - 2,747tons | OIL | MINED 25 MILES WEST OF; PHILADELPHIA FOR GLASGOW |
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| 1917 | MALAGA | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | OFF; YEAR APPROXIMATE |
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| 1917 | MELFORD HALL | STEAMER - 6,339 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-100, 95 MILES NORTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1917 | MIDDLESEX | LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 8,364 tons | GENERAL | TORPEDOED BY U-30, 150 MILES NORTH-WEST OF; MANCHESTER FOR AUSTRALIA |
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| 1917 | MONICA | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | OFF; YEAR APPROXIMATE |
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| 1917 | OLDFIELD GRANGE | STEAMER - 4,653 tons | 500 TONS COPPER, 628 TONS LEAD | TORPEDOED BY U-62 30 MILES NORTH-EAST OF; CARDIFF FOR NEW YORK |
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| 1917 | QUERNMORE | 7, ESCORT STEAMER - 302 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-82 160 MILES WEST OF, |
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| 1917 | RAMILLES | STEAMER - 2,935 tons | UNKNOWN | SHELLED BY U-58 120 MILES WEST-NORTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1917 | REFUGIO | STEAMER - 4,313 tons | UNKNOWN | 115 MILES NORTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1917 | ROCHESTER | AMERICAN STEAMER - 2,551 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-95 300 MILES WEST OF, |
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| 1917 | ROSCOMMON | LONDON STEAMER - 8,238 tons | GENERAL | TORPEDOED BY U-53, 20 MILES NORTH OF; MANCHESTER FOR AUSTRALIA |
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| 1917 | SAINT MIRREN | GLASGOW STEEL BARQUE - 1,956 tons | COAL & FUEL | SHELLED BU U-BOAT 45 MILES NORTH-WEST OF INISHTRAHULL |
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| 1917 | SAINT RONALD | LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 4,387 tons | NITRATES | TORPEDOED BY U-82, 95 MILES NORTH-NORTH-WEST OF; ANTOFAGASTA FOR NORFOLK |
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| 1917 | SAPELE | STEAMER - 4,366 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-104 100 MILES NORTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1917 | SEBEK | STEAMER - 4,601 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-70, 145 MILES NORTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1917 | SENATOR | GRIMSBY STEAM TRAWLER - 211 tons | BALLAST | MINED OFFSHORE |
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| 1917 | SERAPIS | STEAMER - 1,932 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-79 106 MILES NORTH-NORTH-WEST x 0.5 MILES WEST OF, |
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LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 11,899 tons | GENERAL | TORPEDOED 140 MILES NORTH-WEST BY WEST OF, BY U-70; FORMERLY "SS VADERLAND"; LIVERPOOL FOR PHILADELPHIA |
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| 1917 | SYCAMORE | STEAMER - 6,550 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY UB-61 125 MILES NORTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1917 | SLYVANIAN | STEAMER - 4,858 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY UC75, 170 MILES NORTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1917 | THISTLEARD | STEAMER - 4,136 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-82, 135 MILES WEST-NORTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1917 | U-45 | GERMAN SUBMARINE - 940 tons | CREW | TORPEDOED BY HM SUBMARINE D-7 OFFSHORE |
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| 1917 | VACUUM | AMERICAN TANKER - 2,551 tons | OIL | TORPEDOED BY U-21 NORTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1917 | VESTLEV | NORWEGIAN STEAMER - 1,728 tons | TEXTILES & TIMBER | BOMBED 14 MILES OFF; MOBILE FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1917 | VONIN | DANISH SCHOONER | COAL | 50 MILES WEST OF, |
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| 1918 | ARCA | LONDON STEAM TANKER - 4,839 tons | BENZINE | TORPEDOED BY U-118, 40 MILES NORTH-WEST BY WEST OF; PHILADELPHIA FOR PORTISHEAD |
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| 1918 | BRITTANY | LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 2,926 tons | GENERAL & COAL | FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION 40 MILES NORTH-NORTH-WEST OF; LIVERPOOL FOR MONTEVIDEO |
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| 1918 | ST. JOHNS | ARMED STEAM TRAWLER - 208 tons | 1 x 6 POUNDER GUN | SUNK BY U-BOAT GUNFIRE 45 MILES NORTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1920 | LATONA | WICK BARQUENTINE - 286 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED 17 MILES NORTH-WEST OF; WICK FOR BLACKSOD BAY |
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| 1921 | CORRIB | BELFAST STEAMER - 506 tons | BALLAST | 0.75 MILES SOUTH SOUTH-WEST OF WEST END LIGHTHOUSE; BALLINA FOR AYR |
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| 1925 | LUSBY | FLEETWOOD STEAM TRAWLER - 280 tons | FISH | STRUCK ROCKS ON SOUTH SIDE OF, |
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| 1930 | WHEATPLAIN | LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 523 tons | 420 TONS OF FLOUR | 100 YARDS FROM PORTADOON; BIRENHEAD FOR WESTPORT |
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| 1939 | DAVARA | FLEETWOOD STEAM TRAWLER - 291 tons | BALLAST | SHELLED BY U-27, 21 MILES NORTH-WEST BY NORTH OF, |
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| 1939 | DELPHINE | FLEETWOOD STEAM TRAWLER - 250 tons | FISH | SHELLED BY U-33, 18 MILES NORTH BY EAST OF, |
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| 1939 | SEA SWEEPER | FLEETWOOD STEAM TRAWLER - 345 tons | BALLAST | SHELLED BY U-33, 30 MILES NORTH-NORTH- WEST OF, |
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| 1939 | THOMAS HANKINS (HAWKINS) | FLEETWOOD STEAM TRAWLER - 276 tons | FISH | SHELLED BY U-33, 14 MILES NORTH WEST OF, |
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| 1940 | BETTY | STEAMER - 2,239 tons | RICE | TORPEDOED BY U-59, 35 MILES OFF RATHLIN; SAIGON FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1940 | BUSSUM | DUTCH STEAMER - 8,636 tons | 5,200 TONS OF GRAIN | TORPEDOED 35 MILES WEST OF, |
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| 1940 | CANTON | SWEDISH FREIGHTER - 5,779 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-30 OFF, |
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ARMED MERCHANT CRUISER - 20,277 tons | CREW | TORPEDOED BY U-46, 34 MILES WEST OF; LIES IN 40m |
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| 1940 | FRANCES MASSEY | HULL STEAMER - 4,212 tons | IRON ORE | TORPEDOED BY U-48, 14 MILES NORTH-WEST OF; WABANA FOR GLASGOW |
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| 1940 | LEUKOS | IRISH STEAM TRAWLER - 216 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED OFF; POSSIBLY SHELLED BY U-38 |
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GREEK STEAMER - 4,360 tons | GRAIN | TORPEDOED BY U-58, 25 MILES WEST-NORTH-WEST OF; BAHIA FOR AVONMOUTH |
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| 1941 | BOTWEY | LONDON STEAMER - 5,106 tons | BALLAST | TORPEDOED BY U-41, 60 MILES NORTH OF; ELLESMERE PORT FOR PORT SULPHUR |
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| 1941 | ENGLISHMAN | NAVAL TUG | CREW | ATTACHED BY AIRCRAFT 40 MILES WEST OF, |
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| 1941 | TEMPLE HEAD | STEAMER | UNKNOWN | 50 MILES WEST OF, |
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| 1942 | UNKNOWN | LIBERATOR AIRCRAFT | CREW | 37 MILES WEST-SOUTH-WEST OF. |
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STEAM TANKER- 15,702 tons | 16,000 TONS OIL & SHERMAN TANKS | TORPEDOED BY U-482, 15 MILES NORTH-WEST OF MALIN HEAD; HAS BEEN DIVED; LIES IN 68m; NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1944 | FJORDHEIM | NORWEGIAN STEAMER - 4,115 tons | 4,000 TONS COAL | TORPEDOED 75 MILES NORTH WEST OF, |
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| 1944 | HURST CASTLE H.M.S. | CORVETTE - 1,010 tons | 100 CREW | TORPEDOED BY U-482, 12 MILES NORTH OF, |
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| 1944 | PINTO | CONVOY RESCUE MOTORSHIP - 1,346 tons | CREW | TORPEDOED BY U-482 NORTH-NORTH-EAST OF; HALIFAX FOR GREENOCK |
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| 1944 | U-482 | GERMAN SUBMARINE | CREW | STRUCK A MINE BETWEEN "EMPIRE HERITAGE" & "PINTO" |
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| 1947 | ROSCOMMON | STEAMER - 8,238 tons | GENERAL | TORPEDOED 20 MILES NORTH OF, |
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| 2003 | CABIN FEVER | AUXILLARY KETCH | "BIG BROTHER" CREW & STARS | STRUCK ROCKS; BROKE UP |
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TRAWBREAGA BAY
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1778 | EBENEEZER | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | CARGO SALVAGED |
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| 1863 | JANET HUNTER | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | NEAR POLLIN STRAND |
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| 1870 | ANNE B. SMITH | SCHOONER - 51 tons | UNKNOWN | AT POLLIN STRAND; GLASGOW FOR BALLYSHANNON |
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| 1876 | DANIEL MORRIS | SCHOONER - 98 tons | FLOUR | NORTH END AT FIVE FINGERS STRAND; WISBEACH FOR SLIGO |
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| 1878 | DANUBE | CANADIAN BARQUE - 652 tons | BALLAST | AT CARRICKABRAGHY; LIVERPOOL FOR NEW BRUNSWICK |
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| 1882 | MARY ANNE | LIVERPOOL DEEP WATER SCHOONER - 136 tons | GENERAL | CAME ASHORE; LIVERPOOL FOR NEWFOUNDLAND |
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| 1889 | TWILIGHT | DERRY BARQUE - 756 tons | DEALS | RAN ASHORE AT FIVE FINGERS STRAND; ST. JOHN N.B. FOR DERRY |
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UNKNOWN
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1799
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LONDON PACKET | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | IN TREMORE BAY??; LONDON FOR NEWRY |
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1799
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THREE BROTHERS | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | IN TREMORE BAY??; CORK FOR NEWRY |
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1802
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JANE & AGNES | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | OFF NORTH COAST, |
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1808
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RUBY | LIVERPOOL SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | ON THE COAST OF; QUEBEC FOR LIVERPOOL |
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1811
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JOHN & THOMAS | MARYPORT SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | OFFSHORE; FROM MIRAMICHE |
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1815
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POST BOY | SCHOONER | UNKNOWN | ON THE COAST; HALIFAX FOR GREENOCK |
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1816
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JOHN & MARY | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NORTH-WEST OF; GALWAY FOR LIVERPOOL |
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1833
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MARIA | GREENOCK SAIL VESSEL - 101 tons | UNKNOWN | NONE |
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1853
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LIVELY | INVERNESS SLOOP - 41 tons | KELP | STRANDED & WRECKED AT INISHMEANE ISLAND; INISHMEANE FOR GLASGOW |
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1874
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FAIRY QUEEN | IPSWICH SCHOONER - 80 tons | MANURE | OFF NORTH-WEST COAST; IPSWICH FOR TRALEE |
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ST. PATRICK | SLIGO LUGGER - 20 tons | BALLAST | SOUTH-EAST SIDE OF INISHSIRRER ISLAND?? |
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1911
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DERRYCLARE | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | OFF, |
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1911
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ST. ERAN | DERRY LUGGER - 29 tons | BALLAST | AT INISHMEAN ISLAND |
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1911
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ST. PAUL | DERRY LUGGER - 10 tons | BALLAST | AT INISHMEAN ISLAND |
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1915
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CLAN MACNAUGHTON | STEAMER - 4,984 tons | UNKNOWN | MINED OFF NORTH-WEST DONEGAL |
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1915
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INDRANT | STEAMER - 3,640 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED SOUTH OF SALTTES, |
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1916
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ARANDA | STEAMER | UNKNOWN | OFF, |
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1917
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ASSYRIA | GLASGOW STEAMER - 6,370 tons | GENERAL | TORPEDOED BY UB-61 OFFSHORE; GLASGOW FOR NEW YORK |
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1917
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CEDERIC | NORWEGIAN STEAMER - 2,344 tons | GENERAL | TORPEDOED OFF NORTH WEST COAST; NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL |
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1917
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CERES | DANISH STEAMER - 1,166 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED NORTH-WEST OF, |
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1917
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CUYAHOGA | GREENOCK TANKER - 4,586 tons | BALLAST | TORPEDOED 130 MILES WEST-NOTH-WEST OF, BY U-57; MANCHESTER FOR PHILLIPINES |
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DURANGO | SUNDERLAND STEAMER - 3,008 tons | GENERAL | SUNK BY GUNFIRE FROM U-53 OFFSHORE; LIVERPOOL FOR ST. JOHN N.B. |
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LUCIPARA | MARIEHAMN IRON BARQUE - 1,943 tons | COAL & FUEL | SUNK BY U-BOAT GUNFIRE; ARDROSSAN FOR BRAZIL |
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MIKELIS | GREEK STEAMER - 2,430 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-95 30 MILES OFF NORTH COAST; BILBAO FOR GLASGOW |
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1917
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OTWAY | ARMED MERCHANT CRUISER - 12,077 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY UC-49 IN NORTH ATLANTIC |
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1917
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ROCKINGHAM | STEAMER - 4,555 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-45, 150 MILES NORTH-WEST OF, |
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1917
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STINA | TORPEDO BOAT - 810 tons | CREW | NORTH OF, |
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1917
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VASARI | STEAMER - 10,117 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED; POSSIBLY SURVIVED |
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1917
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WINIFREDIAN | STEAMER - 10,422 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED NORTH OF; POSSIBLY SURVIVED |
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1918
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D-6 | ROYAL NAVY SUBMARINE - 550 tons | CREW | TORPEDOED BY U-73 OFF THE NORTH COAST, |
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1918
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FLAVIA | LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 9,291 tons | GENERAL & ANIMALS & HORSES | TORPEDOED BY U-107 NORTH-WEST OF; MONTREAL FOR AVONMOUTH |
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1918
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U-124 | GERMAN SUBMARINE - 651 tons | CREW | SCUTTLED AFTER DEPTH CHARGING OFF THE NORTH COAST |
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1918
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WIDWUD | RUSSIAN BRIGANTINE - 299 tons | UNKNOWN | SUNK BY U-BOAT OFF NORTH WEST IRELAND; GLASSON DOCK FOR REYKJAVIK |
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1929
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BIRCHOL | ROYAL FLEET AUXILARY VESSEL | CREW | OFF NORTH COAST, |
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1930
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CRAIG ROY | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | NORTH OF, |
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1934
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UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | OFF; CARGO PLUNDERED |
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1939
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INVERLIFFEY | TANKER - 9,546 tons | UNKNOWN | SUNK BY U-38 OFF, |
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1939
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U-39 | GERMAN SUBMARINE | CREW | DEPTH-CHARGED OFF, |
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1940
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CASANARE | ARMED MERCHANT CRUISER - 5,376 tons | CREW | TORPEDOED BY U-99 NORTH-WEST OF, |
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1940
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CITY OF LIMERICK | STEAMER - 1,359 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY AIRCRAFT OFF NORTH-WEST COAST, |
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1940
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DUNDEE H.M.S. | SLOOP | CREW | TORPEDOED BY U-48 NORTH-WEST OF, |
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1940
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ELETH | UNKNOWN - 368 tons | UNKNOWN | OFF, |
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1940
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EMPIRE CONVEYOR | STEAMER - 5,911 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED OFF, |
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1940
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FINGAL I | NORWEGIAN VESSEL - 460 tons | UNKNOWN | NORTH OF, |
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1940
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FRANCIS MASSEY | STEAMER - 4,212 tons | IRON ORE | TORPEDOED BY U-47, NORTH-WEST OF, |
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1940
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JAMAICA PROGRESS | LONDON STEAMER - 5,475 tons | FRUIT & NUTS | TORPEDOED BY U-99, 60 MILES WEST OF TIREE; JAMAICA FOR HOLYHEAD |
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1940
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JERSEY CITY | CARDIFF TRAMP STEAMER - 6,322 tons | BALLAST | TORPEDOED BY U-99, 40 MILES NORTH-WEST OF; NEWPORT FOR BALTIMORE |
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1940
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MARDINIAN | LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 2,434 tons | 3,500 TONS PITCH | TORPEDOED BY U-28 OFFSHORE; TRINIDAD FOR LONDON |
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1940
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MACEDONIAN | STEAMER 5,227 tons | UNKNOWN | OFF, |
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1940
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OGLAIS | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | OFF, |
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1940
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PATROLCUS | ARMED MERCHANT CRUISER - 11,314 tons | 6 x 6 INCH & 2 x 3 INCH DECK GUNS | TORPEDOED BY U-99 OFFSHORE |
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1940
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PECTEN | LONDON TANKER - 7,468 tons | 9,546 TONS FUEL OIL | TORPEDOED BY U-57 OFFSHORE; TRINIDAD FOR THE CLYDE |
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1940
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SALONICA | NORWEGIAN STEAMER - 2,694 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED OFF NORTH-WEST IRELAND |
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1940
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SCOTTISH MINSTREL | LONDON TANKER - 6,998 tons | FURNACE OIL | TORPEDOED BY U-61 OFFSHORE; HALIFAX FOR LONDON |
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1940
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UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | OFF, |
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1940
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VINGALAND | SWEDISH MOTORSHIP - 2,734 tons | UNKNOWN | BOMBED 400 MILES NORTH-WEST OF IRELAND |
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1941
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AINDERBY | STEAM FREIGHTER - 4,860 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-552 NORTH-WEST OF, |
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1941
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MEMPHIS | EGYPTIAN STEAMER - 2,088 tons | UNKNOWN | FOUNDERED NORTH-WEST OF; MANCHESTER FOR VIGO |
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1941
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OLGA S. | DANISH MOTOR VESSEL - 2,252 tons | 4 AIRCRAFT & GENERAL | BOMBED BY GERMAN PLANE OFFSHORE; CLYDE FOR TAKORADI |
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1941
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UNKNOWN | LARGE VESSEL | UNKNOWN | OFF, CONFIRMED BY SONAR |
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1943
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KINGSTON BERYL | ADMIRALTY TRAWLER - 356 tons | CREW | STRUCK A MINE NORTH OF, |
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1944
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U-484 | GERMAN SUBMARINE - TYPE VIIC - 865 tons | CREW | SUNK IN NORTH WESTERN APPROACHES BY "H.M.C.S. DUNVER" & "HESPETE'R" |
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1944
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