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SS Athenia

First UK passenger vessel sunk by the Nazis in WWII, one day after war was declared. Of 117 passengers who perished on the night of September 3-4, 1939, 54 were Canadians.

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Stewardess Hannah Russell Crawford Baird

26 Dec 1872 – 3 Sep 1939

Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada

Plot info: Final resting place unknown. Name listed at Panel 17 on the Memorial.

Ina Mae Duncan

20 Aug 1909 – 3 Sep 1939

Five Points, Albert County, New Brunswick, Canada

Muriel Nutting Fraser

1885 – 3 Sep 1939

Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada

Cora Rosetta Clark Gilroy

8 Sep 1898 – 3 Sep 1939

Wallaceburg, Chatham-Kent Municipality, Ontario, Canada

Plot info: 1049

Margaret Janet Hayworth

21 Aug 1929 – 9 Sep 1939

Hamilton, Hamilton Municipality, Ontario, Canada

Plot info: Section 25, Lot 102

Mary Wight Moffat Hodge

8 Mar 1890 – 4 Sep 1939

Toronto, Toronto Municipality, Ontario, Canada

Plot info: 12 115

Assistant Steward John Hogg

1888 – 3 Sep 1939

London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Greater London, England

Plot info: Panel 12 - s.s. "Athenia" (Glasgow)

Stewardess Jessie Lawler

1879 – 3 Sep 1939

London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Greater London, England

Plot info: Panel 12 - s.s. "Athenia" (Glasgow)

Emma Blanche Steele

unknown – 4 Sep 1939

Toronto, Toronto Municipality, Ontario, Canada

Plot info: 14 23 8

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