King Idwal (1)

HJCG

King Idwal

Left Archangel

For Dunkirk

Lost 22 November 1917

Fate

Master

D Poulgrain

Survived

Able Seaman

W Anderson

Lost

Torpedoed and Sunk - 1917

King Idwal was a 3,631 GRT steam cargo ship completed in 1906 by J. Readhead & Sons for King Line Ltd. and managed by Philipps, Philipps & Co. Ltd.

She was sunk on 22 November 1917 by torpedo fired by German submarine U-75 approximately 35 nautical miles East of Girdle Ness or 29 nautical miles South-East by East of Buchan Ness.

She was en route from Archangel to Dunkirk with a cargo of wood.

Vessel	Built	Service	Tonnage
King Idwal (1)	1906	1917 Torpedoed & sunk east of Scotland	3631

Official Number

Ship Builder

Engine Builder

Engine Type

Screws

119903

J Redhead

South Shields

J Redhead

South Shields

Triple Expansion Steam

1700 IHP

This picture is of her identical sister ship King Frederick (2)

Master	Date	Left	Destination
W O Williams	1906 - 1909
B L Coats	1909 - 1914
D Poulgrain	1914 - 1917
	11/1917	Archangel	Dunkirk Torpedoed & sunk