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Frederick Wadsworth Phillips | |||
Rank: | Steward | ||
Ship/Rgn/Sqn No: | Merchant Navy | ||
Name of Rgt or Ship: | S.S. Harmala (London) | ||
Died: | 07/02/1943 | Age: | 51 |
Country of burial: | Lost at Sea | ||
Cemetery or Memorial: | Tower Hill Merchant Navy Memorial | ||
Town Memorial: | Sale | ||
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The Harmala was built in 1935, it's gross register tonnage was 5,730, it was 433 feet long, 58 feet wide and could make 11 knots. A cargo ship, it was one of 26 ships operated by J & C. Harrison Ltd, 66 Mark Lane, London EC3. It could accommodate 12 passengers. South-east of Cape Farewell, travelling from Rio de Janeiro,Brazil to Middlesborough in the U.K. via Trinidad, New York & Halifax, Nova Scotia, with a cargo of 8,500 tons of iron ore, she was torpedoed by U-614, whilst in convoy SC118, comprising 61 ships and sank in position - 55.14N 26.37W. There were 11 survivors, who were rescued by the Free French Corvette "Lobélia" and landed at Greenock, but 53 crew/passengers were lost. |
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