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Re: American ships
Posted by: Michael Lowrey ()
Date: October 05, 2007 03:59PM

Also came also a reference to ADA D. BISHOP in "Lloyd's War Losses": she's a missing vessel and likely not a war loss. LWL has her as being a British (probably really Canadian or from Newfoundland) sailing vessel of 93 tons net (not gross) that sailed on January 10, 1918 from Twillingate, Newfoundland for Gibraltar with a cargo of codfish. She never arrived at her destination.

No surviving U-boat claimed the sinking. There's a small chance, I suppose, that U 154 was responsible.

Best wishes,
Michael

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