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Apparently, the name Jack Dawson was a name made up for the movie and was not based on the Joseph Dawson that died on the Titanic. Of course, the popularity of the movie has made this graveyard a popular tourist destination and the grass in front of his headstone is worn away to soil.
I took photos of every headstone that had someone's name but will not share them all today. It was odd because all the headstones have the same date - April 15, 1912 along with a number (possibly a body bag number).
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