Soden Family Drowning Tragedy 1818 I have been informed by Andrew Kingdon, a conservation officer and journalist in Nova Scotia, of a dreadful tragedy which occurred near the town of Blanche, Nova Scotia with the sinking of the immigrant ship ‘Mary Ann’ with the loss of 122 lives. Amongst these was a Soden family of 8 people, a mother, 5 daughters and 2 sons. An account of the event was written by one Charles Kellett of Virginia, Cavan. We will have more on this certainly in the coming months. Report on The Soden Drowning Tragedy 1817 https://cotyrone.com/~inthenews/armagh-melancholy-narrative/ Chapter 16,38, 21, 44,….. on https://thesodenstory.com xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Important ships in the lives and careers of Sodens through the centuries . Put the ship name into the search box on the first page to find out its role in Soden Family History. 1817 Mary Ann 1851 Castle Eden Chapter 96/1 1843 Duchess of Northumberland Chapter 96/1 1824 Princess Charlotte Chapter 96/1 1814 Richmond Bellerephon Chapter 96/1 1840 Adam Lodge Chapters 96/1;10;12;28;57;31 1863 Cairngorm Chapter 96/1 1852 Gloria Victoriana 1851 Cornwall 1862 Chatsworth 1815 HMS Cossack Napoleonic Wars 1815 HMS Peacock Napoleonic Wars 1772 Susannah Sarah American Revolutionary War 1777 HMS Royal Oak American Revolutionary War 1879 SS Abysinnia 1949 SS Lancastria WW2 1942 SS Laconia WW2 1945 USS Missouri WW2 1850 British Queen 1850 1942 U-Boat 624 WW2 1848 Brazil Chapter 31 1849 Enterprise 1849 Agnes This webpage is copyrighted. © 2026 Felix Soden. All rights reserved. |