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TEMPLE MOAT was a tramp cargo ship of 4,427 tons gross, Official No. 160481, built in 1928, and operated by Lambert Brothers. She was sunk by U95 south of Iceland on 24 February 1941, with the loss of all on board. The Third Engineer on board was Charlton Cyril Mason (sometimes Charles Mason) who was born in Mersea and lived in Peldon for much of his life. See ... Cat1 Ships and Boats-->Merchant -->Power Cat2 War-->World War 2

TEMPLE MOAT was a tramp cargo ship of 4,427 tons gross, Official No. 160481, built in 1928, and operated by Lambert Brothers. She was sunk by U95 south of Iceland on 24 February 1941, with the loss of all on board.

The Third Engineer on board was Charlton Cyril Mason (sometimes Charles Mason) who was born in Mersea and lived in Peldon for much of his life. See WW2_CCM .

There is a more detailed article on the TEMPLE MOAT on www.fourmarksnews.co.uk/addendum.pdf.


Photo: Mersea Museum - www.photoship.co.uk
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Category 1 Ships and Boats-->Merchant -->Power
Category 2 War-->World War 2


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