SS Woodville
The 2,500-ton steamship Woodville was built in 1892 for Woodville SS Co Ltd (Balls & Stansfield) of North Shields, England. She was then sold during World War I to the Southern Whaling & Sealing Company, Liverpool. She was one of three ships bought by the African and Eastern Trade Corporation in 1924. She was sold to Greek owners BJ Andreadakis & A Stavridis, (Piraeus) in 1927, shortly before African and Eastern merged with the Royal Niger Company to form United Africa Company (UAC).
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SS Woodville
The 2,500-ton steamship Woodville was built in 1892 for Woodville SS Co Ltd (Balls & Stansfield) of North Shields, England. She was then sold during World War I to the Southern Whaling & Sealing Company, Liverpool. She was one of three ships bought by the African and Eastern Trade Corporation in 1924. She was sold to Greek owners BJ Andreadakis & A Stavridis, (Piraeus) in 1927, shortly before African and Eastern merged with the Royal Niger Company to form United Africa Company (UAC).
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The 2,500-ton steamship Woodvi ...... she was declared a total loss.
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1892-10-22
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Wrecked 11 January 1937
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Official number: 102028
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*Woodville SS Co Ltd
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*BJ Andreadakis & A Stavridis
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Triple expansion steam engine, single screw,
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* United Kingdom
* Greece
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The 2,500-ton steamship Woodvi ...... m United Africa Company (UAC).
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SS Woodville
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*Volgas (1927-1937)
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*Woodville (1892-1927)
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