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Guest blog: A Titanic survivor on the 1939 Register

Posted on 4 July, 2016 by Helen Barrell

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A guest blog for Findmypast. My great-grandma’s cousin survived the Titanic – did he find peace afterwards, or was his life full of drama?

1939 Register, Brightlingsea, Findmypast, sailors, Titanic
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