Glynn County GaArchives Obituaries.....MONERY, Gabriel July 19, 1896
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The Brunswick Times Advertiser; Monday 20 July 1896; pg. 1 col. 5

FELL FROM THE WHARF—Spanish Sailor Meets His Death at Quarantine.

Gabriel Monery, a sailor on the Spanish bark “J.R.” was drowned at the 
quarantine station last night.

About 8 o’clock, Monery was walking on the ballast wharf and, making a 
misstep, stumbled and fell, striking the stones which lie at the edge of the 
wharf.  Stunned by the blow, he was unable to save himself and his body was 
carried out into the stream, where drowning resulted.

The alarm was given but it was too late to rescue the unfortunate man.  His 
body was recovered near the station this morning, and buried there today.

Monery was 27 years old and a Spaniard by birth.



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