Age 40. The son of Henry and Louisa Everett. His occupation was that of a Crane driver. He was a Third class passenger on the Titanic. He was married to Fanny and had three children. He and his friend Frederick Blainey Shellard were both bound for Troy, New York. Both men died in the sinking. Thomas's body was recovered by the Mackay Bennett body no 187 from the sea on April 23, 1912.
His wife was remarried to Albert Joseph Collings
His wife was remarried to Albert Joseph Collings
Age 40. The son of Henry and Louisa Everett. His occupation was that of a Crane driver. He was a Third class passenger on the Titanic. He was married to Fanny and had three children. He and his friend Frederick Blainey Shellard were both bound for Troy, New York. Both men died in the sinking. Thomas's body was recovered by the Mackay Bennett body no 187 from the sea on April 23, 1912.
His wife was remarried to Albert Joseph Collings
His wife was remarried to Albert Joseph Collings
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THOMAS J. EVERETT
DIED
APRIL 15, 1912.
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