Loss of the Lady of the Lake the following report is from the The Belfast Commercial Chronicle, Wednesday 31 July 1833
.- Montreal papers of the 26th June 1833 state, that a few of the unfortunate survivors of the Lady of the Lake, bound from Belfast to Quebec, reached that city on the 23d in a state of great misery and destitution. As far as memory could supply, they furnish the following as a list of the sufferers W. STEVENSON, county Tyrone D.BRADY, Maria BRADY and sisters, and Miriam BRADY, county Tyrone William GREER with his wife and 8 children Robert DUFFE, Thos. [Thomas?] KENNYBROCKE, two FERGUSON's (females) Astrea, all from Tyrone James SIMONS and 9 of his family S. and J. DENNON Mary ATCHESON Mr. PARKE Mr. BOYD wife and sister-in-law J. BAILEY wife and six of his family John AIKEN and brother John ROBINSON with his wife and 5 of his family 2 BROOKES, with one wife 2 COXE's (young women); James CROSSEN Alex. [Alexander?] McNICHOLS and his wife W ROBINSON and wife Thomas EGLETON W. RIDDALL H. COOPER and 8 of his family J. JORDAN and wife Mark FORBES J. FRIZZLE Anne WHITBY and 6 in family; J McMASTER James QUIN [QUINN?] and 6 in family Catherine and Mary Anne CROSS J. WILSON and wife James McFAE wife and child Ann MaCAULEY and 4 children Ann GIFFEN and 2 children Margaret RANKIN and 1 daughter Job KILLEY, wife and child A. McGAHON, wife and child John TURNER. To explore more see the E-book "No Fighting Chance" by Thomas G. Clark. This book includes far more names, than the newspaper report. http://www.cotyroneireland.com/estore/index.php?page=2&maincat_id=1 Teena _______________________________________________ CoTyroneList mailing list [email protected] http://lists.cotyroneireland.com/mailman/listinfo/cotyronelist
