Wife of Capt Geo Palmer of Nantucket U.S.A. Died of consumption. Buried on Pitcairn Island. She is buried under what is now the Public Hall.
Following her death, Captain Palmer returned to the Island time after time in mourning about his wife's death. On one of his calls he brought a grave marker which may still be seen if you crawl under the tight squeeze between the floor of the Public Hall and the ground. (Herbert Ford of the PISC).
Following her death, Captain Palmer returned to the Island time after time in mourning about his wife's death. On one of his calls he brought a grave marker which may still be seen if you crawl under the tight squeeze between the floor of the Public Hall and the ground. (Herbert Ford of the PISC).
Wife of Capt Geo Palmer of Nantucket U.S.A. Died of consumption. Buried on Pitcairn Island. She is buried under what is now the Public Hall.
Following her death, Captain Palmer returned to the Island time after time in mourning about his wife's death. On one of his calls he brought a grave marker which may still be seen if you crawl under the tight squeeze between the floor of the Public Hall and the ground. (Herbert Ford of the PISC).
Following her death, Captain Palmer returned to the Island time after time in mourning about his wife's death. On one of his calls he brought a grave marker which may still be seen if you crawl under the tight squeeze between the floor of the Public Hall and the ground. (Herbert Ford of the PISC).
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