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July 6, 1918 the Commonwealth & Dominion Line cargo ship Port Hardy was sunk by SMS U-91 about one hundred miles west of Tangiers, Morocco. She was en route from Buenos Aires to Genoa when lost. The only other details about the loss I have are the names of the seven men who lost their lives when she went down. |
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Roll of Honour |
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In memory of those who lost their lives in SS Port Hardy "As long as we embrace them in our memory, their spirit will always be with us" |
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Rate |
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Blundell, Thomas |
Fireman |
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Jewell, William |
Storekeeper |
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Kay, Thomas |
Fireman |
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Leftly, Charles H. |
Greaser |
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Meil, John |
4th Engineer Officer |
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Miller, William |
2nd Engineer |
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Moss, Arthur F. |
Trimmer |
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