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CONVOY HX 6
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Departed Halifax on Oct 25-1939 and arrived Liverpool on Nov. 10 (Arnold Hague says 52 ships). |
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| List received from Roger Griffiths (his source: Public Records Office, Kew).
Nationalities of the ships have been added with the help of "The World's Merchant Fleets", R. W. Jordan. Br=British, Fr=French, Pa=Panamanian |
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11
Manchester Regiment Manchester (Br) |
21
Lochkatrine Liverpool (Br) |
31
Comedian Liverpool (Br) |
41
Jersey City Liverpool (Br) |
51
Athelknight Falmouth (Br) |
61
Cornish City Falmouth (Br) |
71 Inversuir Falmouth (Br) |
81 San Calisto Falmouth (Br) |
91 Peder Bogen Falmouth (Br) |
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12
Atlantian Liverpool (Br) |
22
Jersey Liverpool (?) |
32
Alaska* Liverpool (Fr?) |
42
Atlantic* Liverpool (Br?) |
52
Agnita Falmouth (Br) |
62
Eclipse Le Havre? (Br) |
72 Cadillac London (Br) |
82 Modavia London (Br) |
92 Geraldine Mary London (Br) |
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13
Loreto Liverpool (Br) |
23
Trecarrell Liverpool (Br) |
33 Holmpark Liverpool (Br) |
43 Dalhanna Liverpool (Br) |
53 F. J. Wolfe Southampton (Pa*) |
63 Scottish Heather Le Havre? (Br) |
73 Bengloe London (Br) |
83 Deerpool Hull (Br) |
93 Athellaird London (Br) |
| 14 Kenbane Head Belfast (Br) |
24 Voco Liverpool (Br) |
34 Baron Belhaven Liverpool (Br) |
44 Dunelmia Manchester (Br) |
54 D. L. Harper Southampton (Pa [later Br.]) |
64 Warkworth Le Havre? (Br) |
74 Pacific Enterprise* (Br) |
84 Appledore Hull (Br) |
94 Robert F. Hand Hull (Br) |
| 15 Dornoch Glasgow (Br) |
25 Athelking Scapa (Br) |
35 Pecten Scapa (Br) |
45 Narragansett Swansea (Br) |
55 Geddington Court Southampton (Br) |
65 Nailsea Court Le Havre? (Br) |
75 Franche Comté Bordeaux (Fr) |
85 Carbet Bordeaux (Fr) |
95 Lustrous Pauillac (Br) |
| 16 Wearwood Glasgow (Br) |
26 Coultarn Dundee (Br) |
36 Imperial Transport Scapa (Br) |
46 Dalryan Avonmouth (Br) |
56 Northleigh Southampton (Br) |
66 Penelope** Le Havre? (Pa) |
76 | 86 | 96 |
| 17 | 27 | 37 Boulderpool Newport (Br) |
47 Daronia Milford Haven (Br) |
57 | 67 | 77 | 87 | 97 |
Notes: * There was also a Norwegian ship named Alaska. The French Alaska collided with the British Dotterel on Nov. 15-1939 and sank southeast of Owers Light Vessel. There were no survivors. (R. W. Jordan - "The World's Merchant Fleets 1939"). There was also a Norwegian and an American Atlantic. F. J. Wolfe came under British flag, but I'm not sure exactly when. Commodore was in Cornish City, Vice Commodore in Comedian and Rear Commodore is listed as being in Pacific Enterprise* - however, that ship is crossed out on the convoy form (previously cancelled from the fast Convoy HXF 6). ** There's a notation next to Penelope saying she turned back on the first night. The reason for my questions marks in the 6th row is that the form says destination was Hav. which could of course also mean Milford Haven(?) The Agnita in station 52 was a Dutch vessel, transferred to Anglo Saxon Petr. Co. Ltd. in 1939. Ocean Escort: HMS Resolution. |
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