Recently, graves from the SS Maloja wewre discovered in Dover (St Mary's) New Cemetery. Amongst these is the grave of Edith Maberley. We will add the photograph shortly and alter the details on this page accordingly 

The SS Maloja Struck a mine laid by the German submarine UC6, 4km (2.5 miles) south by west of Dover Pier at about 1030hrs. She was on a voyage from London to Bombay with general cargo. The engines were put at full astern to take the way off the ship, and passengers and crew entered the boats. Unfortunately, due to flooding, the engines could not be stopped and the boats could not be lowered. Many were washed away as the vessel moved astern at 8 or 9 knots with a 75 degree list. Maloja sank in about 20 minutes with the loss of 122 lives. The Dover tugs Lady Brassey and Lady Crundall were first on the scene, while the collier Empress of Fort William also endeavoured to give assistance, but was herself mined, her crew escaping without loss. Source: P&O Steamship Co. Heritage website.