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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Hello thanks for replying. My father served on this ship too. He was aboard at the time when it was destroyed was this the same for your brother? I just think that sometimes it seems to have been forgotten about as i never see or hear any mention of it anywhere Neither me or my family never really understood what happened. Do you feel the same?
Good to hear from you. Yes absolutely! It was my brother's maiden voyage, I was 15 at the time and have never really come to terms with it. I have some info and some pictures of the memorial. If you like, email me with your contact details ([email protected]) and we could have a chat, maybe even meet up. Best wishes, David.
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I realise you posted this question a while ago, but my Uncle David served on the Royston Grange and was killed in the accident. I understand other members of my family went to the memorial in Montevideo and to the service in the UK. David died three years before I was born but my mother has told me lots about him. I believe he was a deckhand and had served on the ship for maybe a year or so.
I realise you posted this question a while ago, but my Uncle David served on the Royston Grange and was killed in the accident. I understand other members of my family went to the memorial in Montevideo and to the service in the UK. David died three years before I was born but my mother has told me lots about him. I believe he was a deckhand and had served on the ship for maybe a year or so.
I served on the Royston Grange as a deck boy in 1967. I joined the ship in kg5 dock in London. Down to Cape Verde, for bunkers then on to B Aires. I been with houlders for a number of years, Oremina,Orelia,Oredian,Queensbury,Shaftsbury,
Bidford
Priory to name a few. Not a day goes by that I dont think of what happened to all those on board. On 11th of May is the 40th annivesity of the tradigity.
Bidford
Priory to name a few. Not a day goes by that I dont think of what happened to all those on board. On 11th of May is the 40th annivesity of the tradigity.
I served on the Royston Grange as a deck boy in 1967. Joined her in kg5 docks. From there down to Cape Verde then on to B Aires. Been with Houlders a while,Oremina,Orelia,Oredian,Queensbury,Shaft
sbury,Bidford-Priory,
also the best ship Royston Grange. On the 11th of May 2012 is the 40th anniversity of the tragedy that I will never forget.
sbury,Bidford-Priory,
also the best ship Royston Grange. On the 11th of May 2012 is the 40th anniversity of the tragedy that I will never forget.