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Anne (Mrs. Thomas William) Parminter

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

STATUS: 
Survivor
DATE OF Birth:
Place of Birth:
Date of Death:
 
Place of Death:
GENDER:
F
OTHER KNOWN NAMES:
MAIDEN NAME:
Smith
ETHNICITY:
KNOWN ADDRESS:
2129 Van Buren Street ,
 Chicago ,
 IL,
  United States
RELATED TO:

At the time of the tragedy.

AGE:
39
MARITAL STATUS:
Married
ROLE:
passenger

other information

CEMETERY:
OTHER NOTES:

Thomas William Parminter was born in Bridgewater, County of Somerset, England. He was the son of Thomas Souden and Mary Ann Parminter and was one of four children. He worked with his father at the family buisness in Bridgewater up until the late 1890s.

Thomas, his wife Anne, and their daughter, Anna all boarded the Eastland. Thomas and his daughter Anna both perished. Wife and mother Anne survived, being injured slightly while being pulled to safety via a porthole. Father and daughter were both employed at the Hawthorne Works.

CITATION:

Eastland Disaster Relief (Chicago Chapter, American Red Cross) · 1918 · Page 145
Eastland Disaster victims' ledger (Western Electric Company) · Page 43
Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) · July 31, 1915, Saturday · Page 16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:
David S. Parminter, great-grandson
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