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RMS Titanic Passengers and Crew
Passenger Research
First Class Passengers
Isham Ann
Miss Ann Elizabeth Isham
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[QUOTE="Jeffrey M. Kern, post: 270623, member: 139958"] Is there a certainty as to how Miss Isham perished in the disaster? I recall from a source that she had a dog with her aboard the ship, possibly a St Bernard or Great Dane. According to an old 1912 newspaper article from the London Daily Sketch, there was a woman on the Titanic who was found floating a few feet away from her dog when a lifeboat came back to see whom they could pick up from the icy sea. As for Miss Edith Evans, how did she die? Where was she and what was she doing when Colonel Archibald Gracie approached her near the end and found her to be ‘perfectly calm’? If anyone has an answer to these questions that have long flummoxed me, I thank you dearly. [/QUOTE]
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