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Sold Date: 03/01/2009
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
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What amazing historical documents! You are bidding on 32 Death Certificates of some of those that actually SURVIVED the 1912 sinking of the Titanic disaster! Some were in 1 st Class others were in 2 nd & 3 rd . Altogether 1,496 precious lives were lost in the disaster but many survived the sinking. I have compiled these records at much personal time and expense.

VERY RARE ITEMS

Are you writing a book or manuscript about the disaster? Are you possibly kin to some of those on the passenger list or just a curious collector of historical documents? Whatever stake you hold in the disaster you will want these documents for your collection . Many of these people survived the Titanic but still died tragically.

Certificate copies contain much information about these Survivors including in most cases such as age, occupation at time of death, place of birth and death, cause of death, mother and father’s names and country or state of residence, sometimes address of residence, and much, much more !

The 32 death certificates you get are:

Neville Leslie Coutts was just 3 years old when the Titanic sank. He was a 3rd Class passenger with his parents,William & Winnie Coutts. He was rescued in lifeboat #2. He died in Florida in 1977

Frederic Oakley Spedden was a 1st Class passenger along with his family and servants sailing back to New York . He was rescued in lifeboat #3 along with his wife and son. He suffered a heart attack and died in the swimming pool at the family vacation home in Palm Beach , Florida in 1947.

Robert Douglas Spedden was just 6 years old when he boarded the Titanic with his family as a 1st Class passenger. He escaped death in lifeboat #3. He was hit by a car and tragically died in Maine in 1915.

Madeleine Talmage Astor Dick was the wife of millionaire JOHN JACOB ASTOR from New York . She was just 18 when she escaped death on that night in April 1912. Unfortunately her husband perished. She was rescued in lifeboat #4. She married 2x more befor her death in 1940 in Palm Beach , Florida at just 47 years old.

Carrie Constance Toogood Chaffee was 47 when she boarded the Titanic as a 1st Class passenger. She was returning to her home with her husband to North Dakota after a European trip. She was rescued in lifeboat #4 but her husband was lost. She lived to the age of 66 and died in North Dakota in 1931.

Ida Sophia Hippach was 44 when she departed Charbourg with her daughter as a 1st Class passenger. She lived the remainder of her life in Illinois and died in Chicago September 22, 1940 aged 72.

Elizabeth Hocking was a 54 year old 2nd Class passenger. She was rescued in lifeboat #4. She lived briefly in Ohio until her untimely death in a streetcar accident on April 9, 1914 .

Philip Zenni aka Fahim Leeni boarded the Titanic as a 3rd Class passenger. He was rescued in lifeboat #6. He only lived to be 38 years old and died of Typhoid Fever in Ohio on Dec. 4, 1927 .

Helen Bishop boarded with her husband as a 19 year old 1st Class passenger. She was rescued in lifeboat #7 but tragically died of an epileptic seizure in Danville , Illinois in 1916. She was buried in Sturgis , Michigan .

Dr Alice Farnham Leader boarded Titanic as a 1st Class passenger and was rescued by lifeboat #8. She continued her work as a physician after the incident and died in Orlando , Florida near family on April 20, 1944 .

Ole Abelseth was a 3rd Class passenger. Rescued in lifeboat A. After surviving the disaster he was a farmer in North Dakota and died t on Dec. 4, 1980 . (Born in Norway )

Elisabeth Walton Robert was 43 when she boarded the Titanic returning to home in St. Louis with her daughter, neice and maid. She was rescued in lifeboat #2. She lived the remainder of her life in St. Louis and died Jan. 15, 1956 of at the ripe age of 87.

John Pillsbury Snyder was returning home from his honeymoon with his w...