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Member Since: September 2006 Posts: 1 445 Send Message	Meryl	Report	25 Oct 2007 14:27
	My great grandad was James Long a retired ships greaser from Liverpool and he died aged 76 in 1938. A newspaper report about his inquest quotes my grandad. ''Many years ago my father was in an open boat for four days after his ship caught fire. He suffered frostbite and ever since had cold feet''. I want to know what ship this was, when, if it was reported in the papers etc. Help please.
	Researching: Long, Rainford, (Merseyside/Wales/Ireland) Cunningham, Hally, (Tipperary Ireland)
Member Since: September 2006 Posts: 1 445 Send Message	Meryl	Report	25 Oct 2007 15:32
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	Researching: Long, Rainford, (Merseyside/Wales/Ireland) Cunningham, Hally, (Tipperary Ireland)
Member Since: September 2006 Posts: 1 445 Send Message	Meryl	Report	26 Oct 2007 23:48
	Yeah I am desperately curious!
	Researching: Long, Rainford, (Merseyside/Wales/Ireland) Cunningham, Hally, (Tipperary Ireland)
Member Since: March 2007 Posts: 1 253 Send Message	(`•¿•`) Loopy § Lady Ŀindy (`•¿-`)	Report	28 Oct 2007 00:22
Member Since: March 2007 Posts: 1 253 Send Message	British India Steam Navigation Company was the biggest, around that time. You could try their web site.