SS Aenos (1910)

History
Name	Cedar Branch (1910–30); Aenos (1930–40);
Owner	Nautilus SS Co (until 1930); A Lusi (1931–37); "Zephyros" SS Co Ltd, Argostoli (1937–40);
Operator	F&W Ritson (until 1930)
Port of registry	Sunderland Argostoli
Builder	Bartram & Sons Ltd, South Dock, Sunderland
Launched	21 June 1910
Completed	1910
In service	1910
Out of service	17 October 1940
Renamed	launched as Cedar Branch;; renamed Aenos in 1930;
Identification	UK official number 123970; code letters HRNF (until 1930); ; Code letters JHWL (1932–33); ; Call sign SVGI (1934–40); ;
Fate	Sunk by torpedo, 17 October 1940
General characteristics
Type	Sail and steam cargo ship (until 1931);; Cargo steamship (1932–40);
Tonnage	3,554 GRT; tonnage under deck 3,318; 2,222 NRT;
Length	390.5 feet (119.0 m)
Beam	51.0 feet (15.5 m)
Depth	21.3 feet (6.5 m)
Installed power	434 NHP
Propulsion	triple-expansion steam engine; single screw
Sail plan	3-masted schooner (until 1930)
Crew	29

SS Aenos, formerly SS Cedar Branch, was a British-built cargo steamship. She was completed in England in 1910 and sunk in the Battle of the Atlantic in 1940.

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