Transcribed from several documents received from Roger Griffiths - His source: Public Records Office, Kew.

The ships are listed in the order in which they appear on the various documents.
Crossed out ships did not sail, underlined ships returned to port.

A 1 form is not available and, therefore, the station numbers are not known.

For info, some of the ships in this convoy are also listed in the westbound Convoy ON 212.
See also Convoy ON 224.
Additionally, a few later joined JW 57 to Murmansk on Febr. 20, returning with RA 58 - see this external site.

Notes:
Commodore, Captain A. M. Hekking (Royal Netherlands Navy) was in Taranaki, Vice Commodore in Kaipaki.

Arnold Hague's "Convoy Rescue Ships 1940-1945" also lists the Rescue Vessel Perth as joining from Halifax. She was on her 23rd voyage, having started this voyage from Clyde on Dec. 16.-1943 with the westbound Convoy ON 216, to Halifax Jan. 1-1944, then returning with Convoy HX 274 from Halifax on Jan. 8, to Clyde Jan. 21. She picked up 8 Chinese crew from the burning Erinna, + 1 man from a raft? following the collision with the Norwegian Dageid.

Commodore's notes are not available, escorts unknown.

All the Norwegian ships mentioned in this convoy are discussed on this website - use the alphabet index below to find them.

Related external links:
Liberty Ships - The vast majority of the ships listed as American in the table above were Liberty Ships. This website lists them alphabetically.
Empire Ships listed in alphabetical order. The site also has a section listing the Liberty ships.

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