|
Name |
Last Rank |
Last Ship |
Last Known |
What is Known |
|
Cable, Tommy |
Deck |
|
12/1939 |
Resigned to run a pub in Hartlepool |
|
Callan, M |
Greaser |
Comrie Castle |
3/1918 |
Mr. Callan was one of the nine unfortunate men who were killed when the "Comrie Castle" was torpedoed on March 14th, 1918 in the English Channel off St. Catherine's Point, Isle of Wight, whilst on a voyage from London to New York. |
|
Chandler |
1st Officer |
Winchester Castle |
2/1936 |
Aboard when the vessel grounded off Portland |
|
Christensen, George |
Apprentice |
General Botha |
|
Apprenticed to Union-Castle |
|
Clark. John A |
Chief Engineer |
|
7/1942 |
Died 15/7/1942 |
|
Cleverdon, E E |
Purser |
Llandaff Castle |
1929 |
|
|
Cockburn, P C |
3rd Officer |
Capetown Castle |
1949 |
|
|
Cole, R L (Snr) |
2nd Engineer |
Capetown Castle |
1949 |
|
|
Colquhoun, G |
2nd Engineer |
Walmer Castle |
1929 |
|
|
Cook, Herbert V |
Able Seaman |
Arundel Castle |
4/1945 |
Died 14/4/1945 |
|
Cope, Edward C |
Cadet |
General Botha |
1927 |
Joined Union-Castle as a cadet |
|
Denn, A E |
3rd Officer |
Llandaff Castle |
1929 |
|
|
Dollery, Orlando A |
Baker |
Dunnottar Castle |
1943 |
Died 28/12/1943 |
|
Driscoll, Denis |
Trimmer |
Comrie Castle |
3/1918 |
Mr. Driscoll was one of the nine unfortunate men who were killed when the "Comrie Castle" was torpedoed on March 14th, 1918 in the English Channel off St. Catherine's Point, Isle of Wight, whilst on a voyage from London to New York. |
