Margaret Ann Brady was only 13 years old when she was on the titanic. Another name for the titanic is Royal Mail Steamer. When she was in the titanic she met this 17 year old boy called Robert. When the titanic was sinking she did not want him to look for his friends but she could not stop him. So they had no chose but kiss him goodbye.(on the lips) And never saw him again. Margaret was born on October 1899. She died in her sleep 1995.She never talked about the titanic again.
Generally speaking, the surname 'Brady' comes from Ireland. Brady originates from the surname Bradeigh in many cases. Brady's actual origin prior to Ireland vary due to Ireland's immigration background.
it is a variant of margaret
England
you are wrong, it's my Anna for ever :)
Margaret of Antioch is an apocryphal saint who may be more legend than real. If she did actually live the only thing we know is that she was martyred about the year 304 so would have been born sometime in the third century.
Yes. William Brady was Margaret's brother.
Margaret Ann Brady is a fictional character in the book 'Voyage on the Great Titanic: The Diary of Margaret Ann Brady, RMS Titanic, 1912,' written by Ellen Emerson
Margaret Ann Brady lived in an orphange called St. Abernathy's Orphanage for Girls in Whitechapel, London.
it was actually October 1899 just to be more exact though
Margaret Ann Brady died peacefully in her sleep in 1994 at the age of 95.
Yes
autobiography
yes . in fact he kissed her
her dad died when he was working at the docks.. a man would have been crushed by crates, Mr. Brady pushed him out of the way but Mr. Brady got crushed... ms. Brady died when she took ill and Margaret and William had to take care of her. she had a raging fever but they called the doc. but it was too late.
no, Robert was not Margaret Ann Brady's husband because Robert went down with the ship,"Titanic".
No, she never stepped foot on a boat again, but she did travel by airplane, train but no boat.
Yes, she did. I know because in her published diary the author, Ellen Emerson White, wrote that Margaret died at the age of 95 in her sleep. IT'S A FICTIONAL BOOK.