Greetings All:

I'm currently researching a chappie, Henry Richmond INIGO-JONES, who, after leaving Worcester, in the Spring of 1917, was employed in the Union Castle Liner Alnwick Castle -- and was sunk within his first 48 hours at sea (on 19 Mar 1917, 300 miles off the Isles of Scilly, Cornwall). After what I can only suppose was a horrific few days in an open boat, he was rescued and continued his service in the Union Castle Liner Cluny Castle.

I am attempting to ascertain Cluny Castle's movements for the next six months, ie., June to Dec 1917. Any assistance, of course, greatly appreciated.

Cheers,

Glen

In Our Dominion of the North

PS: Inigo-Jones went on to join the Royal Indian Marine (later re-Christened the Royal Indian Navy), rising to several positions of command, retiring from the RIN in 1949 as Commodore-in-Charge,Bombay.