Edward Millard BELL was married to my great aunt, Arthemise LEFEBVRE. They and their two young children died on the Pricess Sophia shipwreck off the Alaska coast in October, 1918.
They were living in Dawson City, Yukon, Canada at the time.
The family was on their way to visit Edwards family in the US.
Edward (Ned) was buried on 15 November, 1918.
His wife and young son were buried June 27, 1919 when divers searched the sunken wreck and recovered more remains.
The body of their baby daughter Eveline, born October 25, 1917, was, apparently, never recovered.
They were living in Dawson City, Yukon, Canada at the time.
The family was on their way to visit Edwards family in the US.
Edward (Ned) was buried on 15 November, 1918.
His wife and young son were buried June 27, 1919 when divers searched the sunken wreck and recovered more remains.
The body of their baby daughter Eveline, born October 25, 1917, was, apparently, never recovered.
Edward Millard BELL was married to my great aunt, Arthemise LEFEBVRE. They and their two young children died on the Pricess Sophia shipwreck off the Alaska coast in October, 1918.
They were living in Dawson City, Yukon, Canada at the time.
The family was on their way to visit Edwards family in the US.
Edward (Ned) was buried on 15 November, 1918.
His wife and young son were buried June 27, 1919 when divers searched the sunken wreck and recovered more remains.
The body of their baby daughter Eveline, born October 25, 1917, was, apparently, never recovered.
They were living in Dawson City, Yukon, Canada at the time.
The family was on their way to visit Edwards family in the US.
Edward (Ned) was buried on 15 November, 1918.
His wife and young son were buried June 27, 1919 when divers searched the sunken wreck and recovered more remains.
The body of their baby daughter Eveline, born October 25, 1917, was, apparently, never recovered.
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