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Suffolk

Ship Designation: 
-
Date Lost: 
Saturday, December 11, 1943
Lost in Storm off Montauk Point
The Freighter SS Suffolk was lost with all hands when she foundered and sank in a Northeaster while en route from Norfolk, Virginia to Boston. The last report from the ship stated that she was foundering in a heavy gale. Twenty days later, USS Reeve (DE-156) picked-up a raft with the bodies of a crewman and a Navy gunner. It was determined that the men had died of exposure just two days earlier.

Lost At Sea Log

Number of sailors in this log: 33

Name Service Branchsort descending
Oiler Galtana Danna USMM
A.B. Kenneth Mccauley USMM
F/W John Davis USMM
3rd Mate Richard Mccutcheon USMM
2nd Cook Joseph Delaney USMM
Oiler Nick Nelson USMM
F/W Richard Dutcher USMM
F/W Robert Schantz USMM
O.S. Wilbur Estes USMM
A.B. Richard Slowatychi USMM
Steward John Faria USMM
Master Charles Thistle USMM
Coal Passer Howard Ferreira USMM
Chief Mate Thaddeius Trzebuchowski USMM
1st Engineer Charles Fitzpatrick USMM
A.B. Howard Upchurch USMM
O.S. Bobby Anderson USMM
Chief Cook Mathias Frank USMM
2nd Mate Joseph Wagg USMM
F/W Fuller Ashton USMM

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A Carless Word A Needless Sinking.