Newspaper cutting "Yeovil Girl's Ordeal", regarding marriage of Marion Wright and Arthur Woolcott following Marion's rescue from the TITANIC, n.d. | Royal Museums Greenwich

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Newspaper cutting "Yeovil Girl's Ordeal", regarding marriage of Marion Wright and Arthur Woolcott following Marion's rescue from the TITANIC, n.d.

Papers of Mrs Marion Woolcott (nee Wright), 1885-1965, TITANIC survivor. Newspaper cutting "Yeovil Girl's Ordeal", regarding marriage of Marion Wright and Arthur Woolcott following Marion's rescue from the TITANIC, n.d.

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ID:	HSR/Z/30/15
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Date made:	1912 - 1912; 1912
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Parts:	Papers of Mrs Marion Woolcott (nee Wright), 1885-1965, TITANIC survivor (Manuscript) Letter to her father, Heathville, 31 Dec 1911, on her plans to travel to the USA to marry her fiance Arthur Woolcott. (Manuscript) (HSR/Z/30/1) Letter to her father, Heathville, 16 March 1912, preparations for her voyage to New York as second class passenger on TITANIC and subsequent wedding to Arthur Woolcott. (Manuscript) (HSR/Z/30/2) Letter to her father, Heathville, 20 March 1912, luggage requirements for her voyage to New York on TITANIC. (Manuscript) (HSR/Z/30/3) Letter to her father, written onboard TITANIC on RMS TITANIC headed paper, April 1912, posted at Queenstown. (Manuscript) (HSR/Z/30/4) Letter to her parents, 3 May 1912, first letter from her new home since moving to America and surviving the TITANIC disaster. (Manuscript) (HSR/Z/30/5) Letter to her father, Cottage Grove, Oregon, 19 June 1912, on compensation process for possessions lost in the TITANIC disaster. (Manuscript) (HSR/Z/30/6) Letter to her mother, Cottage Grove, Oregon, 28 June 1912, on her new married life in America on a fruit farm. (Manuscript) (HSR/Z/30/7) Telegram and envelope addressed to Marion's father from Tom, stating she had landed safely in New York following the TITANIC disaster, sent Plymouth, 21 April 1912. (Manuscript) (HSR/Z/30/8) Telegram addressed to Marion's father from Douglas, hopes Marion Wright listed as saved from TITANIC is their daughter, sent Edinburgh, 17 April 1912. (Manuscript) (HSR/Z/30/9) Copy of letter to her father "and all I love", written onboard CARPATHIA, 16 April 1912, detailed account of the night of the TITANIC disaster. (Manuscript) (HSR/Z/30/10) Copy of letter to her father, written on a train to Chicago, 24 April 1912, gives account of her arrival into New York on CARPATHIA following her rescue from TITANIC. (Manuscript) (HSR/Z/30/11) Photocopy of letter to her mother, Cottage Grove, Oregon, 1 May 1912, describing her arrival at her new home. (Manuscript) (HSR/Z/30/12) Newspaper cutting "Wedding Romance", account of Marion's rescue from the TITANIC and subsequent wedding in New York, n.d. (Manuscript) (HSR/Z/30/13) Article "Romance in the Mission House, Trinity Church Record, New York, May 1912, regarding marriage of Marion Wright and Arthur Woolcott following Marion's rescue from the TITANIC. (Manuscript) (HSR/Z/30/14) Newspaper cutting "Yeovil Girl's Ordeal", regarding marriage of Marion Wright and Arthur Woolcott following Marion's rescue from the TITANIC, n.d. (Manuscript) (HSR/Z/30/15) Newspaper cutting "When love survives", Cottage Grove Sentinel, 30 April 1997, regarding marriage of Marion Wright and Arthur Woolcott following Marion's rescue from the TITANIC. (Manuscript) (HSR/Z/30/16) Newspaper cutting, Oregon Life, 18 January 1998, article regarding the marriage of Marion Wright and Arthur Woolcott following Marion's rescue from the TITANIC. (Manuscript) (HSR/Z/30/17)

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