History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
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…Master Thomas Bodell, 3, and his parents Thomas Sr. and Florence (née Saunders) of 21 Macaulay Ave, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, left to take a holiday in England. Thomas Senior was a partner in the Stanley Brass Works, Dufferin Street. Florence was the sister of Frank Saunders, the Bloor Street florist. The family was lost in the sinking. Contributors: Michael Poirier Hildo Thiel Share this: Print Email Pinterest…
…I now believe to be post traumatic stress disorder. She never received any compensation and the public donations from both sides of the atlantic were not distributed. Posted by Grandson of Percy and Olive David Hanson Percy volunteered for the Royal Navy in 1914 and served as a radio officer until his discharge in 1918 when he married Olive. By coincidence he served on the Juno but had been posted to the Marmova and was in Madeira at the time of t…
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