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|    Chris Pitt Lewis to cecilia    |
|    Re: Drowning at sea 1840s    |
|    16 Jul 22 10:25:18    |
      From: chris@cjpl.co.uk              On 08/07/2022 20:11, cecilia wrote:       > Richard Robinson, born 10 Nov 1803 married Henrietta Hudson (born 2       > Aug 1803)       >       > My great-uncle listed him as having drowned at sea along with his       > sister Isabel's husband W H Terry.       >       > W. H. Terry's son and grandson were Wlliam Henry Terry, so I suspect       > those were the names of Isabel's husband.       >       > Looking at censuses for Isabel (born 1795; remarried in 1843 to John       > Middleton) it seems W. H. Terry fathered children from 1829-1841.       >       > Is there anywhere that might lead me to more information about the       > drowning of Isabel's first husband and brother - when/where/what       > ship?              Wikipedia contains vast lists of shipwrecks organised by date. Go to the       page "Lists of Shipwrecks" and scroll down to "lists by date" to find       links to monthly pages. As you have narrowed the date range to 1840 (the       last child could be posthumous) to 1843 it would be a possible though       tedious task to read through and see if anything likely leaps out.       Generally only names of ships though, not crew.                     --       Chris Pitt Lewis              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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