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Jessie Ace (1860–1936) and Margaret Wright (née Ace; 1854–1933) are known for their rescue of crewmen from the Mumbles lifeboat, which had gone to assist a wrecked German barque during an 1883 storm at Mumbles Head, Wales.

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rdfs:comment	Jessie Ace (1860–1936) and Margaret Wright (née Ace; 1854–1933) are known for their rescue of crewmen from the Mumbles lifeboat, which had gone to assist a wrecked German barque during an 1883 storm at Mumbles Head, Wales. (en) Jessie Ace (1860-1936) e Margaret Wright (nascida Ace; 1854-1933) são conhecidas pelo seu resgate de tripulantes, a partir do bote salva-vidas do Mumbles, que tinha ido ao auxílio da barca alemã naufragada durante uma tempestade em 1883 em Mumbles Head, país de Gales. (pt)
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has abstract	Jessie Ace (1860–1936) and Margaret Wright (née Ace; 1854–1933) are known for their rescue of crewmen from the Mumbles lifeboat, which had gone to assist a wrecked German barque during an 1883 storm at Mumbles Head, Wales. (en) Jessie Ace (1860-1936) e Margaret Wright (nascida Ace; 1854-1933) são conhecidas pelo seu resgate de tripulantes, a partir do bote salva-vidas do Mumbles, que tinha ido ao auxílio da barca alemã naufragada durante uma tempestade em 1883 em Mumbles Head, país de Gales. (pt)
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