GLTS | Ohio’s Titanic Gravesites


		Caroline Bonnell (Jones)
		1st Class

		b. April 3, 1882
		d. March 13, 1950

		Lot 52, NW Corner
		Lat: 41° 05’ 54”N, Lon: 80° 39’ 39”W



		George Dennick Wick
		1st Class

		b. June 24, 1854
		d. April 15, 1912

		Lot 748 – Cenotaph
		Lat: 41° 05’ 50”N, Lon: 80° 39’ 40”W



		Mary Wick
		1st Class

		b. October 12, 1866
		d. January 30, 1920

		Lot 748
		Lat: 41° 05’ 50”N, Lon: 80° 39’ 40”W


Caroline Bonnell was returning to the United States following a tour of Europe with her aunt and second cousins (the Wick family of Youngstown, Ohio) when Titanic struck the iceberg. All the women of the party – Caroline Bonnell, Elizabeth (Lilly) Bonnell, Natalie Wick and Mary (Mollie) Wick – boarded lifeboat number eight and survived the disaster. George D. Wick remained onboard and died in the sinking. His body was never recovered.

[ Visit Encyclopedia Titanica for additional information relating to Caroline Bonnell and the Wick family ]

Note: A cenotaph is a monument erected in honor of a someone whose remains lie elsewhere. The word is derived from the Greek and literally means “empty tomb”.

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	Oak Hill Cemetery entrance	Wick family plot at Oak Hill	Mary Wick grave stone



Location of Oak Hill Cemetery 344 Oak Hill Avenue, Youngstown, OH 44502

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Oak Hill Cemetery Maps and Documentation

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OHIO’S TITANIC GRAVESITES