Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Edward John "Ned" Parfett (21 July, 1896 – 29 October, 1918) was a British soldier of World War I, who was also notable as the "Titanic paperboy", when a picture of him holding a large banner about the sinking of the RMS Titanic was taken in Central London, England.Parfett was born in 1896, near the Waterloo Station, one of six children and the third of four brothers. His family had strong ties with Roman Catholicism and were of Irish ancestry, although they had lived in the United Kingdom since mid-19th century.Young Ned began to work in the construction of many buildings in the London area, but after he was injured, he began to work as a paperboy. While working as paperboy, he was famously illustrated in the streets of Central London holding an evening edition of the news which chronicled the sinking of the RMS Titanic, the day before."@en }
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- Ned_Parfett abstract "Edward John "Ned" Parfett (21 July, 1896 – 29 October, 1918) was a British soldier of World War I, who was also notable as the "Titanic paperboy", when a picture of him holding a large banner about the sinking of the RMS Titanic was taken in Central London, England.Parfett was born in 1896, near the Waterloo Station, one of six children and the third of four brothers. His family had strong ties with Roman Catholicism and were of Irish ancestry, although they had lived in the United Kingdom since mid-19th century.Young Ned began to work in the construction of many buildings in the London area, but after he was injured, he began to work as a paperboy. While working as paperboy, he was famously illustrated in the streets of Central London holding an evening edition of the news which chronicled the sinking of the RMS Titanic, the day before.".