Mr. and Mrs. RUDLAND and Family beg to thank their many Friends for their kind help and sympathy in connection with their sad bereavement in the loss of Miss Brown, Stewardess on the Berlin. They particularly wish to thank the G.E.R. Officials for the considerate arrangements made, also for many beautiful wreaths.
PUTTOCK. In ever loving remembrance of Morry the dearly beloved son of Morris and Maude Alice PUTTOCK who lost his life in the Berlin disaster 1907. Say not good night but in some other clime bid, me good morn.
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Found on FreeBMD – Marriages Dec 1886
DAWSON Maude Alice Tendring 4a 686 PUTTOCK Morris Tendring 4a 686
Births Dec 1887
PUTTOCK Morris Tendring 4a 494
Mrs. GROVES and S. BULMAN and FAMILY beg to return heartfelt THANKS to all kind Friends, and the Memmbers of the R.A.O.B. who kindly condoled and sent wreaths in memory of their dear mother and brother, Mrs T.Bulman and T.Bulman. It is regretted that through some misunderstanding certain wreaths were placed in the grave, and so destroyed.
“Mr & Mrs. MEAD wish to express their sincere THANKS to all those kind Friends who sent beautiful wreaths, and for the sympathy shown in their sad and sudden bereavement in the loss of their dear Son, Fred Mead, who was a victim in the Berlin disaster. Rest in Peace.
In memory of son Frederick William MEAD.
Mr. and Mrs. DURRANT & FAMILY wish to express their sincere gratitude to the many friends who have shown sympathy with them in the loss of their dear Son and Brother, through the Berlin disaster.
East Street, Dovercourt.
In memory of son Albert Edward DURRANT.
National Archives Reference: RG13/4501 Vessel “Ipswich” Official Number 84035 at Hull Albert Durrant Married 18 Salon Steward Harwich, Essex, England
“Mr. & Mrs. Keen and FAMILY wish to THANK their many Friends who kindly help and sympathised with them in their sad bereavement in the death of their dear Son, who was drowned on the “Berlin”, thanking the G.E.R. Company and Officials for their great kindness. Also for the beautiful wreaths sent.
62 Lee Road, Dovercourt.
In memory of son J E KEEN.
“Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Salter wish to express their sincere Thanks to all those kind Friends who sent such beautiful wreaths, and for such sympathy shown in their sad and sudden bereavement in the loss of their dear Son, Ernest Edward, through the disaster to s.s. Berlin at the Hook of Holland.
He only sleepeth.
SALTER
On Feb. 21st through the wrecking of the G.E.R. s.s. Berlin, Ernest Edward, second steward, the beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. J Salter, in his 32nd year. Interred in Harwich Cemetery, Dovercourt, March 1st.
In memory of Ernest Edward SALTER. Age 32 years.
Mrs COOPER, 37, Gwynne road, Dovercourt, desires to thank the many Friends for kind sympathy shown to her in her sad and sudden bereavement in the loss of her dear Husband, Alfred E. Cooper, through the disaster to the s.s. Berlin at the Hook of Holland; also to Thank the Great Eastern Railway Company & Officials, and express her grateful appreciation.
“G Bullock, the head saloon steward leaves a widow and four children under five years of age.”
“Mr. & Mrs Bullock wish to Thank all kind Friends for sympathy shown to them by the loss of their only Son in the Berlin disaster, February 21st, 1907.”
In memory of George Thomas BULLOCK age 31.
IIn memory of Joseph KEDGELEY brother from sister.