June 12th 1912 - After arriving aboard the steamer Florizel yesterday, the remains of steward James McGrady are interred at Fairview Lawn Cemetery; he is the last Titanic victim to be laid to rest in Halifax. Of the 337 bodies that have been recovered, 150 are buried in Nova Scotia. 43 of them remain unidentified, their headstones marked with only a number and the date they died, April 15th 1912.   (Photograph 1: Grave of James McGrady. Courtesy of Waymarker / Photograph 2: Graves of Titanic victims at Fairview Lawn Cemetery in Halifax. Courtesy of the New York Times / Photograph 3: The final resting place of Body No. 219, a male passenger believed to be about 35 years old. Courtesy of WordPress)

A pocket watch recovered from the body of Third Class Titanic victim Sinai Kantor. The watch features Hebrew numerals and is embossed on the reverse with an image of Moses holding the Ten Commandments. Sinai Kantor was emigrating to America from his home in the Russian Empire, with his wife Miriam.

The watch was auctioned in 2018 for $57,500.

Photos by Heritage Auctions