Mary Celeste Mystery Solved?
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Mary Celeste still mystifies, intrigues
By Chris Orchard/ Correspondent
Thursday, March 25, 2004
SHERBORN - Last Thursday at the Sherborn Library, Faith Tiberio confronted a 131-year-old mystery of the sea - a mystery that's puzzled generations of historians, ghost hunters, armchair detectives (including Sir Arthur Conan Doyle) and above all, Tiberio's great-grandparents.
Tiberio, president of the Sherborn Historical Society, is the great-granddaughter of Isaac Hall, a New York ship-owner of 22 vessels. Emma Hall, Tiberio's great-grandmother, kept a series of diaries that have been treasured in the family for generations - diaries that describe the Halls' shipping business and daily lives.
(Much more at site...)
(Thanks to the Forteana list)
Mary Celeste still mystifies, intrigues
By Chris Orchard/ Correspondent
Thursday, March 25, 2004
SHERBORN - Last Thursday at the Sherborn Library, Faith Tiberio confronted a 131-year-old mystery of the sea - a mystery that's puzzled generations of historians, ghost hunters, armchair detectives (including Sir Arthur Conan Doyle) and above all, Tiberio's great-grandparents.
Tiberio, president of the Sherborn Historical Society, is the great-granddaughter of Isaac Hall, a New York ship-owner of 22 vessels. Emma Hall, Tiberio's great-grandmother, kept a series of diaries that have been treasured in the family for generations - diaries that describe the Halls' shipping business and daily lives.
(Much more at site...)
(Thanks to the Forteana list)
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