SS "Dartmoor"
Son of James and the late Annie Blair (nee Hogg).
Born at Glasgow,
Jan Lettens 17/08/2010:
" On May 27th, 1917, the British steamer SS Dartmoor, on a voyage from Bone via Gibraltar to Garston with a cargo of ore, was sunk by the German submarine UC-50 (Rudolf Seuffer), 35 miles southeast of Fastnet. 25 persons were killed."
Son of James and the late Annie Blair (nee Hogg).
Born at Glasgow,
Jan Lettens 17/08/2010:
" On May 27th, 1917, the British steamer SS Dartmoor, on a voyage from Bone via Gibraltar to Garston with a cargo of ore, was sunk by the German submarine UC-50 (Rudolf Seuffer), 35 miles southeast of Fastnet. 25 persons were killed."
SS "Dartmoor"
Son of James and the late Annie Blair (nee Hogg).
Born at Glasgow,
Jan Lettens 17/08/2010:
" On May 27th, 1917, the British steamer SS Dartmoor, on a voyage from Bone via Gibraltar to Garston with a cargo of ore, was sunk by the German submarine UC-50 (Rudolf Seuffer), 35 miles southeast of Fastnet. 25 persons were killed."
Son of James and the late Annie Blair (nee Hogg).
Born at Glasgow,
Jan Lettens 17/08/2010:
" On May 27th, 1917, the British steamer SS Dartmoor, on a voyage from Bone via Gibraltar to Garston with a cargo of ore, was sunk by the German submarine UC-50 (Rudolf Seuffer), 35 miles southeast of Fastnet. 25 persons were killed."
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Mercantile Marine
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