Margaret J. BRISCOE
1913 - 1947 (33 years)-
Name Margaret J. BRISCOE Birth 17 Jun 1913 Admaston Twp., Renfrew, Ontario, Canada Gender Female Death 3 Mar 1947 Portland, , Maine, U.S.A. Burial At Sea Person ID I32767572 Whitewater Region Early Families Last Modified 16 Apr 2021
Father William Thomas BRISCOE, b. 20 Feb 1882, Northcote, Renfrew, Ontario, Canada d. 1953 (Age 70 years) Mother Isabella DAVIS, b. 9 Jul 1882, Monteagle Twp., Hastings, Ontario, Canada d. 13 Jun 1965, Renfrew, Renfrew, Ontario, Canada (Age 82 years) Marriage 4 Apr 1906 Monteagle Twp., Hastings, Ontario, Canada [1] Family ID F10795234 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Sgt. Harold Edward EADY, b. 14 Aug 1918, Renfrew, Renfrew, Ontario, Canada d. 12 Dec 1944, , , , Italy (Age 26 years) Marriage 14 Mar 1943 Family ID F10780879 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 25 Mar 2017
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Photos Briscoe siblings: bk Bruce, Charles, James; ft Barbara, Margaret and Lizzie
Photograph from the collection of Myles McLaughlinBriscoe, Margaret J.
Photograph from the collection of Myles McLaughlinMcLaughlin, Lizzie nee Briscoe; her dau Eva McLaughlin; thought to be her sister Margaret Briscoe
Photograph from the collection of Myles McLaughlinEady, Margaret nee Briscoe
Photograph from the collection of Myles McLaughlin
Headstones Memorial to the crew who lost their lives on the Novadoc, 1947
Findagrave.com
https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2535581/ss-novadoc-sinking
Gravestone-Briscoe, William J. & Barbara nee Forrest; dau Margaret & Harold Eady; son William T & Isabella nee Davis with their son Charlie W.
Middle Section, Admaston Public Cemetery, Admaston Twp.
photographed by Earl & Fay Bennett, May 2018
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Notes - 3 Mar 1947 ? Sinking of SS Novadoc, off the coast of Maine, USA - the sinking of the gypsum freighter 'Novadoc', a 261-foot laker ship, and the loss of 24 lives; the ship had sailed from Nova Scotia into a fierce nor'easter in the Bay of Fundy in March of 1947.
Margaret Briscoe was head cook on the Novadoc. She was born and raised in Renfrew, and was widowed when her husband, Harold Eady, was killed by sniper fire in Italy, 1944. The sinking of the Novadoc is one of the greatest maritime disasters in Canada or the US. Not without controversy, many of the crew refused to sail because the ship, they felt, was not seaworthy.
Nice Tribute to the 24 lives lost today fateful day in 1947, put to song by the late Blaine Henshaw. https://youtu.be/oBxL4NTgHFU
Posted by Myles McLaughlin
- 3 Mar 1947 ? Sinking of SS Novadoc, off the coast of Maine, USA - the sinking of the gypsum freighter 'Novadoc', a 261-foot laker ship, and the loss of 24 lives; the ship had sailed from Nova Scotia into a fierce nor'easter in the Bay of Fundy in March of 1947.
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Sources - [S365730] FamilyTree.Com, "Ontario Marriage Registrations online at Ancestry.com", (subscription www.ancestry.ca), 010113 Monteagle Twp., Hastings, Ontario, Canada (Reliability: 3).
- [S365730] FamilyTree.Com, "Ontario Marriage Registrations online at Ancestry.com", (subscription www.ancestry.ca), 010113 Monteagle Twp., Hastings, Ontario, Canada (Reliability: 3).