She was a 1,600 GRT steam passenger/refrigerated cargo ship that was sunk on 11 January 1941 by a bomb dropped from an aircraft at position 53° 29' N 16° 24' W. It is possible that Mr. Barclay was rescued but lost his life a lot later but I can't confirm this.

She was a 10,119 GRT motor refrigerated cargo ship that was sunk on 27 April 1941 by a torpedo fired by German submarine U-552 at position 62° 05' N 16° 20' W.

She was a 9,874 GRT steam refrigerated cargo ship that was sunk on 5 February 1940 by a torpedo fired by German submarine U-41 at position 49° 20' N 10° 07' W.

She was a 9,957 GRT steam refrigerated cargo ship that was sunk on 1 April 1941 by a torpedo fired by German submarine U-48 at position 60° 50' N 29° 19' W.

She was a 10,042 GRT steam refrigerated cargo ship that was sunk on 5 November 1941 by a German raider Admiral Scheer at position 52° 26' N 32° 34' W. The crew of Beaverford gave fight for five hours before being sunk.

There were no survivors

She was a 4,894 GRT steam refrigerated cargo ship that survived an air attack during which she was bombed and subjected to gunfire on 3 February 1940 at a position 3 miles E of Smith's Knoll light vessel. She was later sunk on 26 August 1942 by German submarine U-130 at position 05° 30' N 14° 04' W. The CWGC database gives Mr. Smith's date of death as 26 August 1942. I have not found out any information about Mr. Jones who died three years later than the sinking of the ship.

There were two ships of this name that were casualties of the war but cross-checking a sample of the names listed against the CWGC database those below shows that they lost their lives on 18 March 1944 so this was the ship launched in 1943. She was a 7,840 GRT motor cargo ship that was sunk on 18 March 1944 by gunfire from the Japanese Cruiser Tone.

She was a 5,218 GRT steam cargo ship that was sunk on 1 July 1940 by German submarine U-30 at position 47° 20' N 10° 30' W. She had on board survivors from the Avelona Star when attacked. The panel for Avelona Star is HERE.

She was a 4,517 GRT steam cargo ship that was sunk on 15 February 1941 by Italian submarine Michele Bianchi at an approximate position 54° N 21° W.

There were no survivors

She was a 7,167 GRT steam cargo ship that was hit on 3 August 1942 by German submarine U-553 at position 45° 52' N 47° 13' W. She was then sunk by U-607 early on 4 August.