In the 1932 Hurricane, which family suffered the loss of 32 members?

The Bodden family is noted for suffering the tragic loss of 32 members during the 1932 Hurricane, which was one of the most devastating storms to impact the Cayman Islands. This event highlights the historical vulnerability of the island community to natural disasters and the profound impact such events can have on families and communities. The magnitude of the loss experienced by the Bodden family serves as a poignant reminder of the personal toll taken during catastrophic weather events in the region's history.

The other families mentioned, while potentially impacted by the hurricane, do not have documented losses of that scale during the 1932 event. The focus on the Bodden family underscores not only their individual tragedy but also reflects on the broader historical context of the resilience of the Cayman Islands' communities in the face of such calamities.