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Mr Philip Joseph Stokes, 25, a bricklayer from London, boarded the Titanic
at Southampton as a second
class passenger. He lived at 91 Hawstead Road, Catford, London S.E. His
destination was Detroit, Michigan. To reach it, he bought ticket number F.C.C.
13540 for £10 10s.
Mr Stokes died in the sinking. His body was recovered by the
MacKay Bennett, #81.
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NO. 81. - MALE. - ESTIMATED AGE, 35. - HAIR,
FAIR.
CLOTHING - Blue serge coat and trousers;
grey cardigan; white shirt; flannel singlet.
EFFECTS - Gold watch and chain, and fob:
pocket book; knife; keys; gold pin; silver match box; fountain pen;
gold ring marked "P.S.", cheque on Dominion Bank, payable at Windsor,
Ont., for $243.12; memo book; Masonic button; photo; in purse. £11
9s. 8d., and 1 dime.
SECOND CLASS NAME. -
PHILIP JOSEPH STOKES,
91 Hawstead Rd., Catford, S.E.
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His body was buried at sea on 24 April 1912.
Documents
Record of Bodies and Effects: Passengers and Crew, S.S. Titanic (Public
Archives of Nova Scotia)
(#81)
Sources
Contract Ticket List, White Star Line 1912 (National Archives, New York;
NRAN-21-SDNYCIVCAS-55[279]).
Marriages, births, deaths and injuries that have occurred on board during the
voyage (PRO London, BT 100/259-260)
Acknowledgements
Hermann Söldner, Germany
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Titanic Passenger and Crew Summary
Name: Mr Philip Joseph Stokes
Age: 25 years
Last Residence: in London London England
Occupation: Bricklayer
2nd Class Passengers
First Embarked: Southampton on Wednesday 10th April 1912
Ticket No. 13540 , £10 10s
Destination: Detroit Michigan United States
Died in the Titanic disaster (15th April 1912).
Body recovered by: Mackay-Bennett (No. 81)
Buried: at Sea on Wednesday 24th April 1912.
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