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michael
Feb 6, 1999, 3:00:00 AM2/6/99
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what happened to joseph ismay chairman of the white star line[in later
years]
years]
CQDlady
Feb 6, 1999, 3:00:00 AM2/6/99
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J. Bruce Ismay retired from the International Mercantile Marine in 1913.
Surviving the Titanic disaster mad him extremely unpopular with the public. He
spent his remaining years at his homes in London and Ireland living a fairly
reclusive life. He died in 1937.
Surviving the Titanic disaster mad him extremely unpopular with the public. He
spent his remaining years at his homes in London and Ireland living a fairly
reclusive life. He died in 1937.
Rod Stringer
Feb 7, 1999, 3:00:00 AM2/7/99
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michael wrote:
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> what happened to joseph ismay chairman of the white star line[in later
> years]
Mr. Ismay came from my home town. I include some information on my web>
> what happened to joseph ismay chairman of the white star line[in later
> years]
site.
http://homepages.which.net/~rod.stringer/titanic.htm#Joseph Bruce Ismay
(1862-1937)
Rod
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Simon Vanderbilt
Feb 8, 1999, 3:00:00 AM2/8/99
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He was exiled from society and died at his American home sometime before the
Great Depression.
Great Depression.
Simon Vanderbilt
LOR425
Feb 9, 1999, 3:00:00 AM2/9/99
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joseph bruce ismay retired soon after to an estate in ireland. he suffered from
diabetes and died in 1937. he never quite recovered from the loss of titanic
loretta komitolor 4252AOL.COM
diabetes and died in 1937. he never quite recovered from the loss of titanic
loretta komitolor 4252AOL.COM
ALLAN THOMAS
Feb 12, 1999, 3:00:00 AM2/12/99
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Hey Simon if you are wondering about JB Ismay inTitanic an illustrated
history by Don Lynch he goes into great account about Ismays postulated
accounts and in a postscript explains how he lived out his final days until
1935, by forbidding people around him to ever mention Titanic. I bet he
wished on more than one occasion that he could take back his choice and go
down with the ship. Or perhaps he wished he had masqueraded in some heroic
action so that scorn and derision didn't follow him to his death? Any
thoughts? Jay
Simon Vanderbilt wrote in message <79o037$at8$1...@winter.news.rcn.net>...
history by Don Lynch he goes into great account about Ismays postulated
accounts and in a postscript explains how he lived out his final days until
1935, by forbidding people around him to ever mention Titanic. I bet he
wished on more than one occasion that he could take back his choice and go
down with the ship. Or perhaps he wished he had masqueraded in some heroic
action so that scorn and derision didn't follow him to his death? Any
thoughts? Jay
Simon Vanderbilt wrote in message <79o037$at8$1...@winter.news.rcn.net>...
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