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Master Charles Fred Carlin

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Master Charles Fred Carlin

Birth
Kingston upon Hull Unitary Authority, East Riding of Yorkshire, England
Death
2 Feb 1940 (aged 64–65)
Burial
London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Greater London, England Add to Map
Plot
- SS "Creofield" (Tanker) (P.33)
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Master, Lieutenat-Commander of SS "Creofield" (Tanker)

Son of William & Jane Carlin

Husband of Winifred Carlin

age 64

[falsches †Datum bei allen, richtig ist der 2. feb.]


► CREOFIELD was built in 1928 and was on route from London 30th January 1940 for Middlesbrough carrying creosote oil in bulk. Built 1928 by Goole SHipbuilding; (ex-Athelstane);

Torpedoed by U-59 on 2nd February 1940. - 17 crew lost.

Read more at wrecksite: https://www.wrecksite.eu/wreck.aspx?9820

► She was a 838 GRT steam tanker that was sunk on 2 February 1940 by a torpedo fired by German submarine U-59 at position 52° 33' N 02° 25' E.

Quelle: https://benjidog.co.uk/Tower%20Hill/Creemuir%20to%20Cushendall.php#Creofield

• [†-Datum gesamter Mannschaft vom 30. Jan auf das richtige, 2. Feb., korrigiert]

==================== his family ===========================

Son of William & Jane REA, was a relative of Sidney Carlin who having served in the 18th Hussars was wounded in France in 1915 and lost a leg. But he was able to join the RAF and served in the Battle of Britain and known as ' Timbertoes' Carlin. Was killed in 1941 when still in the RAF and cremated in Hull. (ein link wäre fein, danke)

Master, Lieutenat-Commander of SS "Creofield" (Tanker)

Son of William & Jane Carlin

Husband of Winifred Carlin

age 64

[falsches †Datum bei allen, richtig ist der 2. feb.]


► CREOFIELD was built in 1928 and was on route from London 30th January 1940 for Middlesbrough carrying creosote oil in bulk. Built 1928 by Goole SHipbuilding; (ex-Athelstane);

Torpedoed by U-59 on 2nd February 1940. - 17 crew lost.

Read more at wrecksite: https://www.wrecksite.eu/wreck.aspx?9820

► She was a 838 GRT steam tanker that was sunk on 2 February 1940 by a torpedo fired by German submarine U-59 at position 52° 33' N 02° 25' E.

Quelle: https://benjidog.co.uk/Tower%20Hill/Creemuir%20to%20Cushendall.php#Creofield

• [†-Datum gesamter Mannschaft vom 30. Jan auf das richtige, 2. Feb., korrigiert]

==================== his family ===========================

Son of William & Jane REA, was a relative of Sidney Carlin who having served in the 18th Hussars was wounded in France in 1915 and lost a leg. But he was able to join the RAF and served in the Battle of Britain and known as ' Timbertoes' Carlin. Was killed in 1941 when still in the RAF and cremated in Hull. (ein link wäre fein, danke)

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