remains a mystery. Legacy Benjamin Spooner Briggs has living descendants through his son Arthur who was left at home with his grandmother, including Benjamin Yarbrough Briggs, of Boston, Massachusetts and New York City, and John Briggs, of Boston, Massachusetts. A cenotaph memorializing the family stands in Evergreen Cemetery, Marion, Massachusetts. The inscription reads: "Capt. Benj S. Briggs born Apr 24, 1835, Sarah E Cobb his wife born Apr 20 1841, Sophia M, their daughter, born Oct 31, 1870. Lost in Brig Mary Celeste Nov 1872" Benjamin Spooner Briggs stars as the main protagonist in the game Limbo of the Lost, in which Briggs is caught within a battle between Destiny and Fate. In the game, Briggs is heavily fictionalized, never mentioning his wife, child or the crew of the Mary Celeste at all during the events of the story, as well as being portrayed as British due to Laurence Francis's voice acting. See also List of people who disappeared mysteriously at sea References External links Memorial cenotaph to Briggs 1835 births 1870s missing person cases 1872 deaths 19th-century American people 19th-century sailors American sailors Mary Celeste People from Marion, Massachusetts People lost at sea