Joseph Charles Duncan, 80, died Friday, October 14, 1898. He was born , 1819 to Joseph Moulder and Harriet (nee Bioren) Duncan in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
SS Mohegan (AKA: Cleopatra) sank off the coast of the Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall. She hit The Manacles (Meyn Eglos, church stones) on 14 October 1898 with the loss of 106 of the 197 on board.[1]
St Keverne Churchyard, Cornwall, England
mass grave
Manifest:
Mr. Charles Duncan
do.
Mrs. Charles Duncan
do.
Duncan, Miss Rosa, aged 11
do.
Sources: Port Cities Southampton Digital Maritime Archive, Wreck Report for 'Mohegan', 1898, Unique ID: 17514, Creator: Board of Trade, Copyright: Out of copyright, Partner: SCC Libraries;
SS Mohegan (AKA: Cleopatra) sank off the coast of the Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall. She hit The Manacles (Meyn Eglos, church stones) on 14 October 1898 with the loss of 106 of the 197 on board.[1]
St Keverne Churchyard, Cornwall, England
mass grave
Manifest:
Mr. Charles Duncan
do.
Mrs. Charles Duncan
do.
Duncan, Miss Rosa, aged 11
do.
Sources: Port Cities Southampton Digital Maritime Archive, Wreck Report for 'Mohegan', 1898, Unique ID: 17514, Creator: Board of Trade, Copyright: Out of copyright, Partner: SCC Libraries;
Joseph Charles Duncan, 80, died Friday, October 14, 1898. He was born , 1819 to Joseph Moulder and Harriet (nee Bioren) Duncan in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
SS Mohegan (AKA: Cleopatra) sank off the coast of the Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall. She hit The Manacles (Meyn Eglos, church stones) on 14 October 1898 with the loss of 106 of the 197 on board.[1]
St Keverne Churchyard, Cornwall, England
mass grave
Manifest:
Mr. Charles Duncan
do.
Mrs. Charles Duncan
do.
Duncan, Miss Rosa, aged 11
do.
Sources: Port Cities Southampton Digital Maritime Archive, Wreck Report for 'Mohegan', 1898, Unique ID: 17514, Creator: Board of Trade, Copyright: Out of copyright, Partner: SCC Libraries;
SS Mohegan (AKA: Cleopatra) sank off the coast of the Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall. She hit The Manacles (Meyn Eglos, church stones) on 14 October 1898 with the loss of 106 of the 197 on board.[1]
St Keverne Churchyard, Cornwall, England
mass grave
Manifest:
Mr. Charles Duncan
do.
Mrs. Charles Duncan
do.
Duncan, Miss Rosa, aged 11
do.
Sources: Port Cities Southampton Digital Maritime Archive, Wreck Report for 'Mohegan', 1898, Unique ID: 17514, Creator: Board of Trade, Copyright: Out of copyright, Partner: SCC Libraries;
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