Ships sunk by enemy action which had nurses on board during WW1

I am gradually working my way through the 94 pages of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission List of Female Casualties of the First World War.   Here is the list of ships sunk by enemy action which had nurses on board that I have found so far.  I hope to bring you more information about these vessels as soon as possible:

SS Galway Castle

RMS Leinster

HMHS Glenart Castle

HMS Kenilworth Castle

HT Warilden

HMHS Asturias

HMHS Anglia

SS Falaba

SS Hare

SS Persia

SS South Western

SS Galconda

SS Lusitania - passenger liner

SS Dundalk

SS Garnoyle

SS Hesperian

SS Cork

SS Ava

SS Aquila

SS Missanabia

SS City of Paris

SS Fingal

SS Maloja

SS. Summerfield

SS Saidich

HMHS Anglia

SS Drina – the first ship fitted out as a hospital ship

HMS Osmanich

Photo:  HMHS Anglia which sank when she hit a mine on 17th November 1915 on her way from Calais to England carrying 390 wounded soldiers.