Brig
A brig is a sailing vessel with two square-rigged masts. During the Age of Sail, brigs were seen as fast and maneuverable and were used as both naval warships and merchant vessels. They were especially popular in the 18th and early 19th centuries.
People died in Brig (First 49 people) - Page 1
James Hume Cook
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
William Kinsey Bolton
Former Senator of Australia
Alexander Duncan
Former Chief Commissioner of the Victoria Police
Heathcote Hammer
Senior officer
Vernon Ransford
Australian cricketer
Hume Cook
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Alex Finlay
Australian Politician
James Webster
Musical composer
William Henry O'Connell
John T. Hilton
American author
Noah Worcester
Biographer
Joseph R. Nolan
American jurist
Joseph Levis
American fencer
John R. McNamara
Military officer
Herbert A. Wilson
Former Commissioner of the Boston Police Department
Charles V. Willie
American sociologist
Barbara Swan
American painter
Dally Duncan
Scottish football player
Cecil Parker
English character actor
George Augustus Sala
Author
Paul Scofield
Actor
Herbert Spencer
English philosopher
Flora Robson
English actress
Maurice Elvey
Film director
Leonard Jerome
Financier
Hilda Braid
Actress
Harry Harrison
American radio personality
Louisa Garrett Anderson
Surgeon ‧ Elizabeth Garrett Anderson's daughter
Elizabeth Robins
Actress
Julian Wintle
Film producer
alfred lennon
Seaman ‧ John Lennon's father
Louise Rennison
English author
Edward Chapman
Actor
Terence Morgan
Actor
Sake Dean Mahomed
Surgeon
Doreen Valiente
English author
Hans Singer
German-British economist
Arnold Ruge
German philosopher
Roy Skelton
British actor
Sir Richard Phillips
Schoolteacher
Charlotte Elliott
American author
Lord Charles Somerset
Former Governor of Cape Colony
Peter O'Donnell
British writer
Ralph Michael
Actor
Michael Baigent
New Zealand writer
John Cyril Porte
British aviator
William Eden Nesfield
English architect
