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ARGYLL built by Doxford 1901 for Sutherland Munro of Newcastle upon Tyne. 3547 tons 340.3ft x 45.6ft
Torpedoed and sunk by U-84 in position 49.23N 09.07W whilst en route to Middlesborough from Port Kelah with a cargo of iron ore. 22 men lost.
(sources: Hocking 'Dictionary of Disasters at Sea' /
: Tennant 'British Merchant SHips sunk by U-Boat in the 1914-18 War')
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Re: British Merchant Marine vessel "Argyll".
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David H
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Date: May 11, 2005 07:48AM
ARGYLL built by Doxford 1901 for Sutherland Munro of Newcastle upon Tyne. 3547 tons 340.3ft x 45.6ft
Torpedoed and sunk by U-84 in position 49.23N 09.07W whilst en route to Middlesborough from Port Kelah with a cargo of iron ore. 22 men lost.
(sources: Hocking 'Dictionary of Disasters at Sea' /
: Tennant 'British Merchant SHips sunk by U-Boat in the 1914-18 War')
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