Charles Smith Terry and Georgia R. Sanford, husband of Flora Oliver and father of Sanford and Virginia Terry.
Death Report - Mr. E.B. Terry, prominent American business man of Kobe, set out on his sailing yacht for Imahuru on September 20, and was not heard of again until the 28th, when the wreckage of his yacht was found near Shisakajima Island, Ehime Prefecture of Shikoku on the 28th. Meanwhile local authorities and the Navy department had been informed that he could not be found, and while the Navy stated it could not send boats or planes in search of him, because of the many calls it had to answer on account of the typhoon damage, a Navy official reported to the Embassy that all ships and local authorities in that district had been advised to look for Terry. His body was finally found in the sea off Kawanoi, Kawage Prefecture, late on the 28th, and his brother, D.S. Terry, informed. Mr. Terry had his brother's remains cremated and the ashes taken to Kobe for burial. MNH
Earle Bosworth Terry, aged 52, died on September 20, 1934 when his ship, the yacht Hope, was shipwrecked during a typhoon in the Inland Sea of Japan. He was cremated and his remains interred in Kasugano Cemetery, Kobe, Japan, Division 18, Section 26, Lot No. 880. His remains were in the possession of his brother, D.S. (Deane) Terry, of 79 Nakayamate-dori, 4-chome, Kobe, Japan, until such time as the remains were taken to Kobe for burial. His relatives were listed as Flora O. Terry, of 2723 Regent Street, Berkeley, California, his wife. Sanford Terry, of California, his son, Virginia Terry, of California, his daughter.
Reports of Deaths of American Citizens Abroad, 1835-1974 for Earle Bosworth Terry, Death Reports in State Department Decimal File, 1910 to 1962, Box 1850: 1930 - 1939)
Death Report - Mr. E.B. Terry, prominent American business man of Kobe, set out on his sailing yacht for Imahuru on September 20, and was not heard of again until the 28th, when the wreckage of his yacht was found near Shisakajima Island, Ehime Prefecture of Shikoku on the 28th. Meanwhile local authorities and the Navy department had been informed that he could not be found, and while the Navy stated it could not send boats or planes in search of him, because of the many calls it had to answer on account of the typhoon damage, a Navy official reported to the Embassy that all ships and local authorities in that district had been advised to look for Terry. His body was finally found in the sea off Kawanoi, Kawage Prefecture, late on the 28th, and his brother, D.S. Terry, informed. Mr. Terry had his brother's remains cremated and the ashes taken to Kobe for burial. MNH
Earle Bosworth Terry, aged 52, died on September 20, 1934 when his ship, the yacht Hope, was shipwrecked during a typhoon in the Inland Sea of Japan. He was cremated and his remains interred in Kasugano Cemetery, Kobe, Japan, Division 18, Section 26, Lot No. 880. His remains were in the possession of his brother, D.S. (Deane) Terry, of 79 Nakayamate-dori, 4-chome, Kobe, Japan, until such time as the remains were taken to Kobe for burial. His relatives were listed as Flora O. Terry, of 2723 Regent Street, Berkeley, California, his wife. Sanford Terry, of California, his son, Virginia Terry, of California, his daughter.
Reports of Deaths of American Citizens Abroad, 1835-1974 for Earle Bosworth Terry, Death Reports in State Department Decimal File, 1910 to 1962, Box 1850: 1930 - 1939)
Charles Smith Terry and Georgia R. Sanford, husband of Flora Oliver and father of Sanford and Virginia Terry.
Death Report - Mr. E.B. Terry, prominent American business man of Kobe, set out on his sailing yacht for Imahuru on September 20, and was not heard of again until the 28th, when the wreckage of his yacht was found near Shisakajima Island, Ehime Prefecture of Shikoku on the 28th. Meanwhile local authorities and the Navy department had been informed that he could not be found, and while the Navy stated it could not send boats or planes in search of him, because of the many calls it had to answer on account of the typhoon damage, a Navy official reported to the Embassy that all ships and local authorities in that district had been advised to look for Terry. His body was finally found in the sea off Kawanoi, Kawage Prefecture, late on the 28th, and his brother, D.S. Terry, informed. Mr. Terry had his brother's remains cremated and the ashes taken to Kobe for burial. MNH
Earle Bosworth Terry, aged 52, died on September 20, 1934 when his ship, the yacht Hope, was shipwrecked during a typhoon in the Inland Sea of Japan. He was cremated and his remains interred in Kasugano Cemetery, Kobe, Japan, Division 18, Section 26, Lot No. 880. His remains were in the possession of his brother, D.S. (Deane) Terry, of 79 Nakayamate-dori, 4-chome, Kobe, Japan, until such time as the remains were taken to Kobe for burial. His relatives were listed as Flora O. Terry, of 2723 Regent Street, Berkeley, California, his wife. Sanford Terry, of California, his son, Virginia Terry, of California, his daughter.
Reports of Deaths of American Citizens Abroad, 1835-1974 for Earle Bosworth Terry, Death Reports in State Department Decimal File, 1910 to 1962, Box 1850: 1930 - 1939)
Death Report - Mr. E.B. Terry, prominent American business man of Kobe, set out on his sailing yacht for Imahuru on September 20, and was not heard of again until the 28th, when the wreckage of his yacht was found near Shisakajima Island, Ehime Prefecture of Shikoku on the 28th. Meanwhile local authorities and the Navy department had been informed that he could not be found, and while the Navy stated it could not send boats or planes in search of him, because of the many calls it had to answer on account of the typhoon damage, a Navy official reported to the Embassy that all ships and local authorities in that district had been advised to look for Terry. His body was finally found in the sea off Kawanoi, Kawage Prefecture, late on the 28th, and his brother, D.S. Terry, informed. Mr. Terry had his brother's remains cremated and the ashes taken to Kobe for burial. MNH
Earle Bosworth Terry, aged 52, died on September 20, 1934 when his ship, the yacht Hope, was shipwrecked during a typhoon in the Inland Sea of Japan. He was cremated and his remains interred in Kasugano Cemetery, Kobe, Japan, Division 18, Section 26, Lot No. 880. His remains were in the possession of his brother, D.S. (Deane) Terry, of 79 Nakayamate-dori, 4-chome, Kobe, Japan, until such time as the remains were taken to Kobe for burial. His relatives were listed as Flora O. Terry, of 2723 Regent Street, Berkeley, California, his wife. Sanford Terry, of California, his son, Virginia Terry, of California, his daughter.
Reports of Deaths of American Citizens Abroad, 1835-1974 for Earle Bosworth Terry, Death Reports in State Department Decimal File, 1910 to 1962, Box 1850: 1930 - 1939)
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