Memorial: M630

Memorial at Ramsey, Isle of Man commemorating James Murray, 2nd officer of the ‘James Crossfield’ wrecked 1867

Location

Church, Ramsey, Isle of Man

Transcript

'MURRAY, Jane relict of John MURRAY died 18 Nov 1888 aged 82 years. Also MURRAY, James, son of above 2nd Officer of the ship JAMES CROSSFIELD lost off Langness point I of Man 6 Jan 1867 aged 23 years. Also MURRAY Jane Ellerton Daughter of the above Died 30th Aug 1898 age 60 years. Also MURRAY John of Gate house of Fleet Galloway died 1 Jan 1853 age 42 years'

Details

Vessel: James Crossfield

People

Murray, James
Age: 23
Date of Death: 6/1/1867
Cause of Death: Vessel loss
Rank / Occupation: 2nd Officer
Organisation: Pollard & Co

Extra

Notes: 'James Crossfield' iron clipper, ran aground at Dreswick on passage from Liverpool to Calcutta with the loss of 30 crew, 2 passengers and the master's son.
Recorder: C.D Flintham

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Maritime Memorials