August

August, 1933 — Glory, steamer, lost off Nags Head
August 4, 1918 — O.B. Jennings, steamer, shelled and sunk by U-140; 1 killed
August 5, 1918 — Stanley M. Seaman, schooner, shelled and scuttled by U-140
August 6, 1918 — Merak, steamer, shelled and sunk by U-140
August 6, 1918 — Diamond Shoals, lightship, shelled and sunk by U-140
August 9, 1900 — Palestro, steamer, lost off Cape Hatteras
August 10, 1898 — S.G. Hart, schooner, lost off Little Kinnakeet
August 11, 1899 — June, sloop, lost off Oregon Inlet
August 16, 1899 — Aaron Reppard, schooner, lost off Gull Shoal (near Salvo); 5 killed
August 16, 1899 — Florence Randall, schooner, lost off Big Kinnakeet
August 16, 1918 — Mirlo, tanker, mined and sunk; 10 killed
August 16, 1935 — Nomis, schooner, lost off Hatteras Inlet
August 17, 1899 — Fred Walton, hulk, lost off Portsmouth
August 17, 1899 — Lydia A. Willis, schooner, lost off Portsmouth; 2 killed
August 17, 1899 — Robert W. Dasey, schooner, lost off Little Kinnakeet
August 17, 1899 — Priscilla, barkentine, lost off Gull Shoal (near Salvo); 4 killed
August 17, 1911 —Willie H. Child, schooner, lost off Gull Shoal (near Salvo)
August 17, 1918 —Nordhav, schooner, shelled and sunk by U-117
August 18, 1899 — Minnie Bergen, schooner, lost off Chicamacomico
August 19, 1918 — Proteus, passenger-freighter, sunk in collision with SS Cushing
August 23, 1925 — Victoria S., schooner, lost off Ocracoke
August 23, 1933 — G.A. Kohler, schooner, lost off Gull Shoal (near Salvo)
August 24, 1899 — Henrietta Hill, schooner, lost off Portsmouth
August 24, 1910 — Catherine M. Monohan, schooner, foundered off Cape Hatteras
August 26, 1911 — James Davidson, schooner, lost off Cape Fear
August 26, 1957 — Tarpon, submarine, foundered under tow
August 29, 1893 — Wustrow, brig, lost off Oak Island
August 29, 1911 — Charles H. Valentine, schooner, lost off Cape Fear
August 30, 1893 — Kate E. Gifford, schooner, lost off Oak Island
August 31, 1893 — Enchantress, schooner, lost off Oak Island