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Titanic History Sunday, July 5, 2026 |
| 1849 - 1st class passenger Mr William Thomas Stead was born to Rev. W. Stead (congregational minister) and Isabella Stead in Manse, Embleton, Northumbria, England, UK.
1889 - 1st class survivor Miss Alice Catherine Cleaver was born to Joseph Cleaver and Lavinia Alice Thomas Cleaver in Pancras, Kentish Town, London, England, UK. 1940 - 1st class survivor Mr Frederick Maxfield Hoyt died of heart failure / disease at the age of 66. 1866 - 1st class survivor Mr Paul Romaine Marie Léonce Chevré was born to French parents in Brussels, Belgium. 1880 - 1st class survivor Mrs Marion Kenyon was born. 1893 - 2nd class passenger Mr Arne Joma Fahlstrøm was born to Johan Fahlstrøm (actor and theatre instructor) and Alma Fahlstrøm (actor and theatre instructor). 1894 - 3rd class survivor Miss Anna "Annie" Mcgowan was born to John McGowan and Marie Heneghan in Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA. 1884 - 3rd class survivor Mr Oskar Arvid Hedman was born to Gustav Hedman in Umca, Sweden. |
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Review by: Corey Ann Rating: 10 and up Score: 3 1/2 out of 5 This story is spun around a fifteen year old boy's trip to America onboard the Titanic. Barry has left his grandparents whom have taken care of him for most of his young life to be reunited with his parents in America. Along with Barry is his paid guardian, Scollins. Also on board is the Flynn family, whom with Barry is acquainted with. Barry is traveling in First class, but cannot help but keep himself from steerage where it is more exciting. Steerage also beholds Pegeen Flynn, whom Barry holds a secret crush for. However, Pegeen's brothers despise Barry for his wealth, and taint Pegeen's mind against him. However, the iceberg strikes, and everything changes for all on board. Barry must decide if the Flynn boys are worth saving, and if he is willing to risk Pegeen's life along with her brothers. Some will live, and some will die. Much like that fateful night. This book is a fictional work, and is not based on any true stories from any survivors. However, Barry does interact with some "real" people whom were on the ship, bringing this book to life with their anecdotes. I recommend this book to any young adult or Titanic enthusiast. |
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