Education Growing the Family Tree Background Information In 1862, 16 sailors died the night the USS Monitor sank. The surviving crew never found their remains. For 140 years, the ship remained undisturbed at the - Accounting History - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Education Growing the Family Tree Background Information In 1862, 16 sailors died the night the USS Monitor sank. The surviving crew never found their remains. For 140 years, the ship remained undisturbed at the Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-01-26 10:57:32 Open Document File Size: 269,42 KB Share Result on Facebook City Cape Hatteras / / Company Writer’s Showcase Press / Central Identification Laboratory / National Archives Resources / / Country Afghanistan / Iraq / / / Facility NOAA’s Monitor National Marine Sanctuary / Arlington Cemetery / Arlington National Cemetery / Monitor National Marine Sanctuary / Courtesy Library of Congress Bottom / / IndustryTerm Internet access / possible accounting / / NaturalFeature Atlantic Ocean / / Organization Congress / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command / United States Navy / / Person Words Genealogy / / Position second sailor / genealogist to research possible descendents / / ProvinceOrState Hawaii / North Carolina / / Technology Alpha / / URL http / SocialTag Monitor National Marine Sanctuary USS Monitor Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command United States National Marine Sanctuary Family history United States Military organization North Carolina Genealogy Kinship and descent

Education Growing the Family Tree Background Information In 1862, 16 sailors died the night the USS Monitor sank. The surviving crew never found their remains. For 140 years, the ship remained undisturbed at theAdd to Reading List