Weighing Anchor

starboard anchor of The starboard anchor of the OLYMPIC being either raised or lowered

How the center anchor was raised and lowered

The TITANIC had 5 anchors; two on the stern and three on the bow. The anchors were of course used to hold the ship in place as either passengers were boarding or they were loading cargo. The anchors weighed 15 1/4 tons (34,188 pounds) each.

The center anchor was pulled up and lowered down by the crane which is seen as a sideways triangle on the bow and raised and lowered the center anchor by a series of pulleys. A rope was used on the crane since in could not support the weight of a chain. The rope itself was made of very thin strips on metal which was stronger and could not easily snap as the string rope for the center anchor of the Maurentania did.

The starboard and port anchors of the bow and stern were held by chains and were raised and lowered the way a normal ship today does. The chains themselves weighed 108 pounds per feet and were 175 fathoms long (1 fathom = 1/2 mile). Today, the anchors on the bow are out waiting to be lowered.

Know your stuff!

Q. Who was the owner of the TITANIC?
A. Lord Pirrie
B. Joseph Bruce Ismay
C. John Jacob Astor

Q. What year was the TITANIC completed?
A. 1910
B. 1911
C. 1912

Q. How many boilers were on the TITANIC?
A. 10
B. 100
C. 29

Q. Who was the Captain of the TITANIC?
A. Captain Turner
B. Captain Barlett
C. Captain Smith

Q. Which ship was built last?
A. Britannic
B. TITANIC
C. Olympic

Q. Who was the richest man on board?
A. George Widner
B. John B. Thayer
C. John Jacob Astor

Q. Who spotted the iceberg?
A. Ismay
B. Fleet
C. Smith

Q. How many dogs were on the TITANIC?
A. 7
B. 10
C. 5

Q. How long was the TITANIC?
A. 882 1/2 feet
B. 666 feet
C. 200 feet

Q. How long did it take for the TITANIC to sink?
A. 2 hours
B. 18 minutes
C. 3 hours

Who lead the band?
A. Widner
B. Shine
C. Hartely

What ship rescued the survivors?
A. Lusitania
B. Carpathia
C. Olympic

(I thought quizzing you may help you remember things and also it's fun for children of all ages)

An Actress

Dorothy Winifred Gibson was born on May 7, 1889 to Pauline Boeson and John A. Brown in Hobroken, New Jersey. Her father died when she was three and her mother married John Leonard Gibson. Between 1906 and 1911 she was an actress and was even on the Broadway musical, Dairymaids. She married George Battier Jr. in 1909. She had starred in 1. Roses and Thorns (1912), Saved from the Titanic (1912) .... Miss Dorothy... aka A Survivor of the Titanic (UK), Revenge of the Silk Masks (1912) .... Society Girl, The Easter Bonnet (1912) .... Dora, A Lucky Holdup (1912) .... Miss Barton, The White Aprons (1912), Brooms and Dustpans (1912) .... Kissing Cousin, A Living Memory (1912) .... Her Memory, It Pays to Be Kind (1912) .... Sister The Kodak Contest (1912) .... The Wife The Awakening (1912/I) .... The Sweetheart Love Finds a Way (1912/I) .... Helen The Musician's Daughter (1911) .... Prima Donna Miss Masquerader (1911) .... Heiress, Hands Across the Sea in '76 (1911) .... Molly Pitcher, French Court Beauty, Soldier's Widow, The Angel of the Slums (1911), A Show Girl's Stratagem (1911), and Saved from the Titanic (1912)... aka A Survivor of the Titanic Beyond Titanic (1998) (TV) .... Herself - Titanic survivor. Dorothy was considered "The Harrison Fisher Girl" because she was one of Harrison Fisher whom was the most famous artists of that time's favorite models. Fisher drew hundreds of drawings of her that ended up on the covers of many magazines. She had joined Cinematoragraphes Eclair and was their number one star. Just a week before, she had starred in a movie and was on a holiday in Paris, France. The company wired her telling her to come back because they had made a mistake with the film and accidentally damaged her part of the film. She booked passage and sailed on the TITANIC with her mother and had a cabin on E deck. She carried with her a few dozen pairs of gloves and a 300 dollar ear muff with jet black beads hanging down it. On the night of the sinking, she was playing a game of bridge with her new acquaintances, William Sloper and Fredrick Seward when the steward told them to stop because they were about to turn out the lights. She had just returned to her cabin when she felt a small bump. The bump was so small, that she ignored it and was just about to climb into her bed when her room steward came in, told her to dress warmly, and go up on deck. She put on a sweater and black slippers and went up with her mother. They were put into a lifeboat and then Dorothy dramatically convinced Seward
and Sloper to come in as well. Her lifeboat had a small leak and it was swamped. They all had to sit there with their feet in the water and an allegedly French Baron hogging all the blankets. After they were rescued by the Carpathia, she slept for 26
hours straight. When she got to New York, she was told she was to be the star of the new movie, "Saved from the TITANIC". In the film, she wore the same clothing that she had when the TITANIC sank. Unfortunately, the film was lost in 1914 in a fire. She later divorced in 1916 and married Mr. Brulatour in 1915. They divorced in 1919 after Mr. Brulatour was accused of polygamy. She never remarried. She later moved to Paris where she remained. She was a Nazi sympathizer and was arrested in 1944. She escaped from jail and later died in her Paris hotel room of a heart attack on February 17, 1946 at the age of 56.

Competition

The Lusitania was built by Cunard and was sure that this ship would put the White Star Line which was the company that the TITANIC. It was completed on June, 1906 along with it's sister ship, Maurentania. The Lusitania was christened by lady Inverclyde because Lord Inverclyde, (the ship's owner) died earlier that morning. They were the biggest, grandest, and fastest ships afloat and even set a record across the Atlantic Ocean carrying the Blue Riband . The ships had all of the latest technology and the most famous people on board.

The Germans were beginning to attack English ships and sinking them with submersibles. This was often a very common threat. The Maurentania was transformed into a army transport and was rented by the Royal Navy for 150,000 english pounds. The Royal Navy also paid the Cunard 64,000 english pounds to use the Lusitania as a mail transport. There was a submarine (U-20) spotted off the coast of the English Channel, headed straight for the Lusitania.

The Lusitania was told that a submarine was in the area but the wireless operator ignored the message and it didn't go to the bridge. It was 30 miles off the coast of Clear Sound Island. It was May 7, 1915 the passengers were just sitting down to breakfast when a huge explosion erupted. Then, there was a second explosion. Immediately, water started coming into the hold. The order was given by Captain Turner to begin to lower the lifeboats but the crew was already loading and lowering. The lifeboats were lowered so quickly, that some of them were flipped over dumping the passengers into the sea. The Lusitania sank in 18 minutes. On the way down to the bottom, most of the boilers exploded causing great damage to the ship. 1,198 people died out of the 1,959 on board.

The bodies that were not recovered on the shore of Queenstown, Ireland were more than likely trapped in the wreck. Mrs. Stephens was one of the bodies recovered and on the way to America, the ship carrying
her remains was sunk by U-20: the same submersible that killed her on the Lusitania.
Today, the wreck is barely distinguishable except a few bones and personal belongings.

Another Shipwreck

1st class stairs

Storstad after collision

The Empress of Ireland was launched on January 26, 1906 and was 570 feet long and 66 feet wide. She was 9 hours into her voyage from Quebec, Canada to Liverpool, England carrying 1,477 passengers when a blanket of fog came down all of a sudden. It was May 14, 1914 and Captain Henry George Kendall was keeping a lookout for anything. Immediately, there were lights and they were coming closer at a great speed and then it hit the starboard side and scraped a huge hole. Then, the lights vanished. The impact was hardly felt and the water came in at 60,000 gallons a second. Those on the lower decks on the starboard side never even had the chance to wake up before water came over their heads! The only passengers that had the slightest chance of getting a life jacket on were on the top decks. The boats were being lowered quickly but all were full. In all, only 4 lifeboats were launched. Captain Kendall just stood there, watching all those people scream, panic, jump, and Kendall did nothing to regain order. instead, he ordered his Chief officer to help lower the boats. The
Chief Officer was never seen again. As the ship listed a little more, Kendall was thrown overboard from the bridge and landed next to a lifeboat where he was pulled in. The Empress then stopped when the water had consumed half the ship. There were about a hundred standing on the port side. Then, the ship gracefully slipped beneath the waves into the freezing St. Lawrence river. The captain then began rescue operations and picked up dozens of people from the water. They were later picked up by the Storstad which was the ship that sank her. 465 people survived including 4 children (out of 138) and 42 women (out of 279). 1,012 died. The owner of the Storstad was forced to sell her for $750,000 after a Law Suit was won by the owners of the Empress of Ireland for $2,000,000. Salvage efforts have gone slowly. There is a hole from where the U.S.A. had blasted their way to get a bullion of 6 billion dollars. Only the most experienced divers can go down there and they can see things like the Steward's Dormitory where sixty stewards never had a chance and now are in a
jumble of bones. The wreck is a graveyard and , like the TITANIC, we must think about that if anyone goes down there.

The Bishops

Helen Bishop was born om May 19, 1892 and was very rich, social and very beautiful. Dickinson Bishop acquired his fortune by marrying the heir to Round Stove Company. His wife died in may of 1911 and got married to Helen on November 7, 1911. They went on a 4 month honeymoon to Egypt, Italy, France, and Aliegers. While in Egypt, Helen was told by a fortune teller that she would survive a shipwreck and earthquake before being killed in a car crash. Dickinson, (25) and Helen, (19) were returning home on the TITANIC in cabin B-49. They brought along a dog that they acquired in France named Frou Frou and 6 hand bags for Helen. When the TITANIC struck the iceberg, Helen was asleep and Dickinson was in bed reading. A steward woke them up later on and told them to dress warmly, get their life belts on, and go up on deck. When they got to the boat deck, the officers told them to go back to their cabin. As they were getting ready for bed again, a friend went to them and told them and said that the ship was sinking. They decided that human life was more valuable and locked Frou Frou in his cage forever. When they got to the boat deck again, they were the first ones on board Boat No. 7 after the officer called for couples to get in. They survived the wreck and later survived an earthquake while they were on a vacation in California in November of 1913.  They were later in an accident when the car went out of control and ran into a tree.  Helen was thrown 25 feet from the car and landed on the pavement.  Helen's skull was fractured and she was expected to die, but she thankfully survived.  Dickinson also survived with minor injuries.  The damage to her skull left her mentally ill and helped to lead to her divorce of Dickinson in January of 1916.  She became ill while she was visiting friends 3 months later and died.  Dickinson remarried at the time of Helen's death and later served in WWI.  Dickinson died on February 16, 1961. 

3rd class passenger list

British subjects that embarked from Southampton


Abbott, Eugene Joseph
*Abbott, Mrs. Rosa
Abbott, Rossmore Edward
Abbing, Anthony
Adams. J.
*Aks, Filly
*Aks, Leah
Alexander, William
Allen, William
Allum, Owen G.
*Badman, Emily
Barton David
Beavan, W. T.
*Becker, Mrs. Nellie (Cabin F-8)
*Becker, Miss Marion (Cabin F-8)
*Becker, Miss Ruth (Cabin F-8)
*Becker, Master Richard (Cabin F-8)
Billiard, A.
Billiard, James (child)
Billiard, Walter (child)
Bowen, David
Braund, Lewis
Braund, Owen
Brocklebank, William
Cann, Erenst
Carver, A.
Celotti, Francesco
Christmann, Emil
*Cohen, Gurshon
Cook, Jacob
Corn, Harry
*Coutts, Winnie
*Coutts, William (child)
*Coutts, Leslie (child)
Coxon, Daniel
Crease, Ernest James
Cribb, John Hatfield
*Cribb, Alice
*Dahl, Charles
Davies, Evan
Davies, Alfred
Davies, John
Davies, Joseph
Davison, Thomas H.
*Davison, Mary
Dean, Mr. Bertram F.
*Dean, Mrs. Hetty
*Dean, Bertran (child)
*Dean, Vera (infant)
Dennis, Samuel
Dennis, William
*Derkings, Edward
*Dowdell, Elizabeth
*Drapkin, Jenie
*Dugemin, Joseph
Elsbury, James
*Emanuel, Ethet (child)
Everett, Thomas J.
Ford, Arthur
Ford, Margaret
Ford, Mrs. D. M.
Ford, Mr. E. W.
Ford, M. W. T. N.
Ford, Maggie (child)
Franklin, Charles
Garthfirth, John
Gilinski, Leslie
*Godwin, Frederick
Goldsmith, Frank J.
*Goldsmith, Emily A.
*Goldsmith, Frank J. W.
Goodwin, Augusta
Goodwin, Lillian A.
Goodwin, Charles E.
Goodwin, William F. (child)
Goodwin, Jessie (child)
Goodwin, Harold (child)
Goodwin, Sidney (child)
Green, George
Guest, Robert
Harknett, Alice
Harmer, Abraham
*Hee, Ling
*Howard, May
*Hyman, Abraham
Johnston, A. G.
Johnston, Mrs.
Johnston, William (child)
Johnston, Mrs. C. H. (child)
Johnson, Mr. A.
Johnson, Mr. W.
Keefe, Arthur
Kelly, James
*Lam, Ali
Lam, Len
*Lang, Fang
Leonard, Mr. L
Lester, J.
Ling, Lee
Lithman, Simon
Lobb, Cordelia
Lobb, William A.
Lockyer, Edward
Lovell, John
MacKay, George W.
Maisner, Simon
McNamee, Eileen
McNamee, Neal
Meanwell, Marian O.
Meek, Annie L.
Meo, Alfonso
Miles, Frank
*Moor, Beile
*Moor, Meier
Moore, Leonard C.
Morley, William
Moutal, Rahamin
Murdlin, Joseph
Nancarrow, W. H.
Niklasen, Sander
Nosworthy, Richard C.
Peacock, Alfred
Peacodc., Treasteall
Peacock, Treasteall (child)
Pearce, Ernest
Peduzzi, Joseph
Perkin, John Henry
Peterson, Marius
Potchett, George
*Rath, Sarah
Reed, James George
Reynolds, Harold
Risien, Emma
Risien, Samuel
Robins, Alexander
Robins, Charity
Rogers, William John
Rouse, Richard H.
Rush, Alfred George J.
Sadowitz, Harry
Sage, John
Sage, Annie
Sage, Stella
Sage, George
Sage, Douglas
Sage, Frederick
Sage, Dorothy
Sage, William (child)
Sage, Ada (child)
Sage, Constance (child)
Sage, Thomas (child)
Sather, Sinon
Saundercock, W. H.
Sawyer, Frederick
Scrota, Maurice
Shellard, Frederick
Shorney, Charles
Simmons, John
Slocovski, Selman
Somerton, Francis W.
Spector, Woolf
Spinner, Henry
*Stanley, Amy
Stanley, E. R. Mr.
Storey, T. Mr.
*Sunderland, Victor
Sutehall, Henry
Theobald, Thomas
Thomas, Alex
*Thorneycrolt, Florence
Thorneycroft, Percival
Tomlin, Ernest P.
Torber, Ernest
*Trembisky, Berk
*Tunquist, W.
Ware, Frederick
Warren, Charles W.
Webber, James
*Wilkes, Ellen
Willey, Edward
Williams, Harry
Williams, Leslie
Windelov, Einar
Wiseman, Philip
.



Third-Class Passengers

Non-British Subjects embarked at Southampton

*Abelseth, Karen
*Abelseth, Olaus (Cabin G-63)
*Abramson, August
Adahl, Mauritz
*Adolf, Humblin
Ahlin, Johanna
Ahmed, Ali
Alhomaki, Ilmari
Ali, William
Anderson, Alfreda
*Anderson, Erna
Anderson, Albert
Anderson, Anders
Anderson, Samuel
Anderson, Sigrid (child)
Anderson, Thor
*Anderson, Carla
Anderson, Ingeborg (child)
Anderson, Ebba (child)
Anderson, Sigvard (child)
Anderson, Ellis
Anderson, Ida Augusta
Anderson, Paul Edvin
Angheloff, Minko
Asplund, Carl (child)
Asplund, Charles
*Aspland, Felix (child)
Asplund, Gustaf (child)
*Asplund, Johan
*Asplund, Lillian (child)
Asplund, Oscar (child)
*Asplund, Selma
Arnold, Joseph
Arnold, Josephine
Aronsson, Ernest Axel A.
Asim, Adola
Assam, Ali
Augustsan, Albert
Backstrom, Karl
*Backstrom, Marie
Balkic, Cerin
Benson, John Viktor
Berglund. Ivar
Berkeland, Hans
*Bing, Lee ("Stow-away")
Bjorklund, Ernst
Bostandyeff, Guentcho
Braf, Elin Ester
Brobek, Carl R.
Cacic, Grego
Cacic, Luka
Cacic, Maria
Cacic, Manda
Calie, Peter
Carlson, Carl R.
Carlsson, Julius
Carlsson, August Sigfrid
*Chip, Chung ("Stow-away")
Coelho, Domingos Fernardeo
Coleff, Fotio
Coleff, Peyo
Cor, Bartol
Cor, Ivan
Cor, Ludovik
*Dahl, Mauritz
Dahlberg, Gerda
Dakic, Branko
Danbom, Ernest
Danbom, Gillber (infant)
Danoff, Sigrid
Danoff, Yoto
Dantchoff, Khristo
Delalic, Regyo
Denkoff, Mito
Dimic, Jovan
Dintcheff, Valtcho
Dyker, Adoff
*Dyker, Elizabeth
Ecimovic, Joso
Edwardsson, Gustaf
Eklunz, Hans
Ekstrom, Johan
*Finote, Luigi
Fischer, Eberhard
*Foo, Chong ("Stow-away")
Goldsmith, Nathan
Goncalves, Manoel E.
Gronnestad, Daniel D.
Gustafson, Alfred
Gustafson, Anders
Gustafson, Johan
Gustafsson, Gideon
Haas, Aloisia
*Hadman, Oscar
Hagland, Ingvald O.
Hagland, Konrad R.
Hakkurainen, Pekko
*Hakkurainen, Elin
Hampe, Leon
*Hankonen, Eluna
Hansen, Claus
*Hansen, Janny
Hansen, Henry Damgavd
*Hee, Ling ("Stow-away")
Heininen, Wendla
Hendekevoic, Ignaz
Henriksson, Jenny
*Hervonen, Helga
*Hervonen, Hildwe (child)
*Hickkinen, Laina
*Hillstrom, Hilda
Holm, John F. A.
Holten, Johan
Humblin, Adolf (Cabin G-63)
Ilieff, Ylio
Ilmakangas, Ida
Ilmakangas, Pista
Ivanoff, Konio
*Jansen, Carl
Jardin, Jose Netto
*Jensen, Carl
Jensen, Hans Peter
Jensen, Svenst L.
Jensen, Nilho R.
*Johannessen, Bernt
*Johannessen, Elias
Johansen, Nils
*Johanson, Oscar
*Johanson, Oscal L.
Johansson, Erik
Johansson, Gustaf
Johnson, Jakob A.
*Johnson, Alice
*Johnson, Harold
*Johnson, Eleanora (infant)
Johnsson, Carl
Johnsson, Malkolm
Jonkoff, Lazor
Jonsson, Nielo H.
Jusila, Katrina
Jusila, Mari
*Jusila, Erik
Jutel, Henrik Hansen
Kallio, Nikolai
Kalvig Johannes H.
Karajic, Milan
*Karlson, Einar
Karlson, Nils August
Kekic, Tido
*Kink, Anton
*Kink, Louise
*Kink, Louise (child)
Kink, Maria
Kink, Vincenz
Klasen, Klas A.Mona, Mae A.
Klasen, Hilda
Klasen, Gertrud (child)
Laitinen, Sofia
Laleff, Kristo
*Lam, Ali ("Stow-away")
Lam, Len ("Stow-away")
*Landegren, Aurora
*Lang, Fung ("Stow-away")
Larson, Viktor
Larsson, Bengt Edvin
Larsson, Edvard
Lefebre, Frances
Lefebre, Henry (child)
Lefebre, Ida (child)
Lefebre, Ida (child)
Lefebre,Mathilde (child)
Leinonen, Antti
Lindablom, August
Lindell, Edvard B.
Lindell, Elin
Lindahl, Agda
*Lindqvist, Einar
Ling, Lee ("Stow-away")
*Lulic, Nicola
Lundahl, John
*Lundin, Olga
*Lundstripm, Jan
*Madsen, Fridjof
Maenpaa, Matti
Makinen, Kalle
*Mampe, Leon
Marinko, Dmitri
Markoff, Marin
Melkebuk, Philemon
*Messemacker, Guillaume
*Messemacker, Emma
*Midtsjo, Carl
*Mikanen, John
Misseff, Ivan
Minkoff, Lazar
Mirko, Dika
Mitkoff, Mito
Moen, Sigurd H.
*Moss, Albert
*Mulder, Theo
Myhrman, Oliver
Naidenoff, Penko
Nankoff, Minko
Nedeco, Petroff
Nenkoff, Christo
Nieminen, Manta
Nilsson, August F.
*Nilson, Berta
*Nilson, Helmina
Nirva, Isak
*Nyoven, Johan
*Nyston, Anna
*Odahl, Martin
*Orman, Velin
*Olsen, Arthur
Olsen, Carl
Olsen, Henry
Olsen, Ole M.
Olson, Elon
Olsson, John
Olsson, Elida
Oreskovic, Luka
Oreskovic, Maria
Oreskovic, Jeko
*Osman, Mara
Pacruic, Mate
Pacruic, Tome
Panula, Eino
Panula, Ernesti
Panula, Juho
Panula, Maria
Panula, Sanni
Panula, Urhu (child)
Panula, William (infant)
Pasic, Jakob
Pentcho, Petroff
Paulsson, Alma C
Paulsson, Gosta (child)
Paulsson, Paul (child)
Paulsson, Stina(child)
Paulsson, Torborg (child)
Pavlovic, Stefo
*Pekonemi, E.
Pelsmaker, Alfons de
Peltomaki, Nikolai
Person, Ernest
Peterson, Johan
Peterson, Ellen
Petranec, Matilda
Petterson, Olaf
Plotcharsky, Vasil
Radeff, Alexander
Rintamaki, Matti
Rosblom, Helene
Rosblom, Salfi (child)
Rosblom, Viktor
Rummstvedt, Kristian
Salander, Carl
*Saljilsvik, Anna
Salonen, Werner
*Sandman, Johan
*Sandstrom, Agnes
*Sandstrom, Beatrice (child) *Sandstrom, Margretha (child)
Sdycoff, Todor
*Sheerlinck, Jean
Sihvola, Antti
Sivic, Husen
*Sjoblom, Anna
Skoog, Anna
Skoog, Carl (child)
Skoog, Harald (child)
Skoog, Mabel (child)
Skoog, Margret (child)
Skoog, William
Slabenoff, Petco
Smiljanic, Mile
Sohole, Peter
Solvang, Lena Jacobsen
*Sop, Jules
Staneff, Ivan
Stoytcho, Mihoff
Stoyehoff, Ilia
Strandberg, Ida
*Stranden, Jules
Strilic, Ivan
Strom, Mrs. Elna (Cabin G-7)
Strom, Miss Selina (Cabin G-7)
Svensen, Olaf
Svensson, Johan
*Svensson, Coverin
Syntakoff, Stanko
Tikkanen, Juho
Todoroff, Lalio
*Tonglin, Gunner
Turcin, Stefan
*Turja, Anna
*Turkula, Hedwig
Uzelas, Jovo
Waelens, Achille
Van Impe, Catharine (child)
Van Impe, Jacob
Van Impe, Rosalie
Van der Planke, Augusta
Van der Planke, Emilie
Van der Planke, Jules
Van der Planke, Leon
Van der Steen, Leo
Van de Velde, Joseph
Van de Walle, Nestor
Vereruysse, Victor
Vook, Janko
Wende, Olof Edvin
*Wennerstrom, August
Wenzel, Zinhart
Vestrom, Huld A. A.
Widegrin, Charles
Wiklund, Karl F.
Wiklund, Jacob A.
Wirz, Albert
Wittenrongel, Camille
Zievens, Renee
Zimmermann, Leo






Embarked at Cherbourg

*Assaf, Marian
Attala, Malake
*Baclini, Latila
*Baclini, Maria
*Baclini, Eugene
*Baclini, Helene
Badt, Mohamed
*Banoura, Ayout
Barbara, Catherine
Barbara, Saude
Betros, Tannous
Boulos, Hanna
Boulos, Sultani
*Boulos, Nourelain
Boulos, Akar (child)
Banous, Elias
Caram, Joseph
Caram, Maria
Shabini, Georges
Chehab, Emir Farres
Chronopoulos, Apostolos
Cbronopoulos, Demetrios
Dibo, Elias
Drazenovie, Josip
Elias, Joseph
*Elias, Joseph
*Fabini, Leeni
*Fat-ma, Mustmani
Gerios, Assaf
Gerios, Youssef
Gerios, Youssef
Gheorgheff, Stanio
Hanna, Mansour
Jean Nassr, Saade
Johann, Markim
*Joseph, Mary
*Karun, Franz
*Karun, Anna (child)
Kassan, M. Housseing
Kassem, Fared
*Kassein, Hassef
Kalil, Betros
*Khalil, Zahie
Kraeff, Thodor
Lemberopoulos, Peter
Malinoff, Nicola
*Meme, Hanna
Monbarek, Hanna
*Moncarek, Omine
*Moncarek, Gonios (child)
*Moncarek, Halim (child)
Moussa, Mantoura
*Naked, Said
*Naked, Waika
*Naked, Maria
Nasr, Mustafa
*Nichan, Krikorian
*Nicola, Jamila
*Nicola, Elias (child)
*Novel, Mansouer
Orsen, Sirayanian
Ortin, Zakarian
*Peter, Catherine Joseph
Peter, Mike
Peter, Anna
Rafoul, Baccos
Raibid, Razi
Saad, Amin
*Saad, Khalil
Samaan, Hanna
Samaan, Elias
Samaan, Youssef
Sarkis, Mardirosian
Sarkis, Lahowd
Seman Betros (child)
Shedid, Daher
Sleiman, Attalla
Stankovic, Jovan
Tannous, Thomas
Tannous, Daler
Thomas, CharlesP
*Thomas, Tamin
*Thomas, Assad (infant)
Thomas, John
Tonfik, Nahli
Torfa, Assad
Useher,Baulner
*Vagil, Adele Jane
*Vartunian, David
Vassilios, Catavelas
Wazli, Yousif
Weller, Abi
*Yalsevae, Ivan
Yazbeck, Antoni
*Yazbeck, Salini
*Youssef, Brahim
Youssef, Hanne
*Youssef, Maria (child)
Youssef Georges (child)
Zabour. Tamini
Zabour, Hileni
Zakarian, Maprieder






Embarked at Queenstown

Barry, Julia
Bourke, Catherine
Bourke, John
*Bradley, Bridget
*Buckley, Daniel
Buckley, Katherine
Burke, Jeremiak
Burke, Mary
Burns, Mary
Canavan, Mary
Carr, Ellen
Car, Jeannie
Chartens, David
Cannavan, Pat
Colbert, Patrick
Conlin, Thos. H.
Connaghton, Michel
Connors, Pat
*Conolly, Kate
Conolly, Kate
*Daly, Marcella
*Daly, Eugene
*Devanoy, Margaret
Dewan, Frank
Dooley, Patrick
Doyle, Elin
*Driscoll, Bridget
Emmeth, Thomas
Farrell, James
Foley, Joseph
Foley, William
Flynn, James
Flynn, John
Fox, Patrick
Gallagher, Martin
*Gilnegh, Katie
*Glynn, Mary
Hagardon, Kate
Hagarty, Nora
Hart, Henry
*Healy, Nora
Horgan, John
Hemming, Norah
Henery, Delia
*Jenymin, Annie
Kelly, James
*Kelly, Annie K.
*Kelly, Mary
Kerane, Andy
*Kennedy, John
Kilgannon, Thomas
Kiernan, John
Kiernan, Phillip
Lane, Patrick
Lemom, Denis
Lemon, Mary
Linehan, Michel
*Madigan, Maggie
Mahon, Delia
*Mannion, Margareth
Mangan, Mary
*McCarthy, Katie
*McCoy, Agnes
*McCoy, Alice
*McCoy, Bernard
*McCormack, Thomas
*McDermott, Delia
McElroy, Michel
*McGovern, Mary
McGowan, Katherine
*McGowan, Annie
McMahon, Martin
Mechan, John
*Meeklave, Ellie
Moran, James
*Moran, Bertha
Morgan, Daniel J.
Morrow, Thomas
*Mullens, Katie
*Mulvihill, Bertha
*Murphy, Norah
*Murphy, Mary
*Murphy, Kate
Naughton, Hannah
Nemagh, Robert
O'Brien, Denis
O'Brien, Thomas
*O'Brien, Hannah
O'Connell, Pat D.
O'Connor, Maurice
O'Connor, Pat
O'Donaghue, Bert
*O'Dwyer, Nellie
*O'Keefe, Pat
*OLeary, Norah
O'Neill, Bridget
O'Sullivan, Bridget
Peters, Katie
Rice, Margaret
Rice, Albert (child)
Rice, George (child)
Rice, Eric (child)
Rice, Arthur (child)
Rice, Eugene (child)
*Riordan, Hannah
Ryan, Patrick
*Ryan, Edward
Sadlier, Matt
Scanlan, James
Shaughnesay, Pat
*Shine, Ellen
*Smyth, Julian
Tobin, Roger

2nd class passenger list

Abelson, Mr. Samson
*Abelson, Mrs. Hanna
Aldworth, Mr. C.
Andrew, Mr. Edgar
Andrew, Mr. Frank
Angle, Mr. William
*Angle, Mrs.
Ashby, Mr. John
Baily, Mr. Percy
Baimbridge, Mr. Chas. R.
*Balls, Mrs. Ada E.
Banfield, Mr. Frederick J.
Bateman, Mr. Robert J.
*Beane, Mr. Edward
*Beane, Mrs. Ethel
Beauchamp, Mr. H. J.
*Beesley, Mr. Lawrence
*Bentham, Miss Lilian W.
Berk, Mr. Pickard (Cabin F-10)
Berriman, Mr. William
Botsford, Mr. W. Hull
Bowenur, Mr. Solomon
Bracken, Mr. Jas. H.
Brito, Mr. Jose de
*Brown, Miss Edith
*Brown, Miss Mildred
Brown, Mr. S.
Brown, Mrs.
Bryhl, Mr. Curt
*Bryhl, Miss Dagmar
*Buss, Miss Kate
Butler, Mr. Reginald
Byles, Rev.nomas R. D.
*Bystrom, Miss Karolina
*Caldwell, Mr. Albert F.
*Caldwell, Mrs. Sylvia
*Caldwell, Master Alden G.
*Cameron, Miss Clear
Carbines, Mr. William
Carter, Rev. Ernest C.
Carter, Mrs. Lillian
Chapman, Mr. John H.
Chapman, Mrs. Elizabeth
Chapman, Mr. Charles
*Christy, Mrs. Alice
*Christy, Miss Juli
Clarke, Mr. Charles V.
*Clarke, Mrs. Ada Maria
Coleridge, Mr. R. C.
Collander, Mr. Erik
*Collett, Mr. Stuart
Collyer, Mr. Harvey
*Collyer, Mrs. Charlotte
*Collyer, Miss Marjorie
Corbett, Mrs. Irene
Corey, Mrs. C. P.
Cotterill, Mr. Harry
Davies, Mr. Charles
*Davis, Mrs. Agnes
*Davis, Master John M.
*Davis, Miss Mary
Deacon, Mr. Percy
del Carlo, Mr. Sebastian
del Carlo, Mrs.
Denbou, Mr. Herbert
Dibden, Mr. William
*Doling, Mrs. Ada
*Doling, Miss Elsie
Downton, Mr. William J.
*Drachstedt, Baron von
Drew, Mr. James V.
*Drew, Mrs. Lulu
*Drew, Master Marshall
*Duran, Miss Florentina
*Duran, Miss Asimcion
Eitemiller, Mr. G. F.
Enander, Mr. Ingvar
Fahlstrom Mr. Arne J.
Faunthorpe, Mr. Harry
*Faunthorpe, Mrs. Lizzie
Fillbrook, Mr. Charles
Fox, Mr. Stanley H.
Funk, Miss Annie
Fynney, Mr. Jos.
Gale, Mr. Harry
Gale, Mr. Shadrach
*Garside, Miss Ethel
Gaskell, Mr. Alfred
Gavey, Mr. Lawrence
Gilbert, Mr. William
Giles, Mr. Edgar
Giles, Mr. Fred
Giles, Mr. Ralph
Gill, Mr. John
Gillespie, Mr. William
Givard, Mr. Hans K.
Greenberg, Mr. Samuel
Hale, Mr. Reginald
*Hamalainer, Mrs. Anna and *Infant
Harbeck, Mr. Wm. H.
Harper, Mr. John
*Harper, Miss Nina
*Harris, Mr. George
Harris, Mr. Walter
Hart, Mr. Benjamin
*Hart, Mrs. Esther
*Hart, Miss Eva
*Herman, Miss Alice
*Herman, Mrs. Jane
*Herman, Miss Kate
Herman, Mr. Samuel
*Hewlett, Mrs. Mary D.
Hickman, Mr. Leonard
Hickman, Mr. Lewis
Hickman, Mr. Stanley
Hiltunen, Miss Martha
Hocking, Mr. George
*Hocking, Mrs. Elizabeth
*Hocking, Miss Nellie
Hocking, Mr. Samuel J.
Hodges, Mr. Henry P.
Hoffman, Mr. and *two children (Loto and Louis)
*Hold, Mrs. Annie
Hold, Mr. Stephen
Hood, Mr. Ambrose
*Hosono, Mr. Masabumi
Howard, Mr. Benjamin
Howard, Mrs. Ellen T.
Hunt, Mr. George
*Ilett, Miss Bertha
*Jacobsohn, Mrs. Amy P.
Jacobsohn Mr. Sidney S.
Jarvis, Mr. John D.
Jefferys, Mr. Clifford
Jefferys, Mr. Ernest
Jenkin, Mr. Stephen
*Jervan, Mrs. A. T.
*Kantor, Mrs. Miriam
Kantor, Mr. Sehua
Karnes, Mrs. J. F.
Keane, Mr. Daniel
*Keane, Miss Nora A. (Cabin E-101)
*Kelly, Mrs. F.
Kirkland, Rev. Charles L
Kvillner, Mr. John Henrik
*Lahtinen, Mrs. Anna
Lahtinen, Mr. William
Lamb, Mr. J. J.
*Lamore, Mrs. Ameliar
Laroche, Mr. Joseph
*Laroche, Mrs. Juliet
*Laroche, Miss Louise
*Laroche, Miss Simonne
*Lehman, Miss Bertha
*Leitch, Miss Jessie
Levy, Mr. R. J.
Leyson, Mr. Robert W. N.
Lingan, Mr. John
Louch, Mr. Charles
*Louch, Mrs. Alice Adela
Mack, Mrs. Mary
Malachard, Mr. Noel
Mallet, Mr. A.
*Mallet, Mrs.
*Mallet, Master A.
Mangiavacchi, Mr. Emilio
Mantvila, Mr. Joseph
Marshall, Mr.
*Marshall, Mrs. Kate
Matthews, Mr. W. J.
Maybery, Mr. Frank H.
McCrae, Mr. Arthur G.
McCrie, Mr. James
McKane, Mr. Peter D.
*Mellers, Mr. William
*Mellinger, Mrs. Elizabeth and *Child
Meyer, Mr. August
Milling, Mr. Jacob C.
Mitchell, Mr. Henry
*Moor, Mrs. Bella (Cabin E-121)
*Moor, Master Meier (Cabin E-121)
Morawick, Dr. Ernest
Mudd, Mr. Thomas C.
Myles, Mr. Thomas F.
Nasser, Mr. Nicolas
*Nasser, Mrs.
Navratil, Mr. Michel (Cabin F-2)
*Navratil, Master Michel Marcel (Cabin F-2)
*Navratil, Master Edmond Roger (Cabin F-2)
Nesson, Mr. Israel
Nicholls, Mr. Joseph C.
Norman, Mr. Robert D.
*Nye, Mrs. Elizabeth (Cabin F-33)
Otter, Mr. Richard
*Oxenham, Mr. P. Thomas
*Padro, Mr. Julian
Pain, Dr. Alfred
*Pallas, Mr. Emilio
Parker, Mr. Clifford R.
*Parrish, Mrs. L Davis
Pengelly, Mr. Frederick
Pernot, Mr. Rene
Peruschitz, Rev. Jos. M.
Phillips, Mr. Robert
*Phillips, Miss Alice
*Pinsky, Miss Rosa
Ponesell, Mr. Martin
*Portaluppi, Mr. Emilio
Pulbaun, Mr. Frank
*Quick, Mrs. Jane
*Quick, Miss Vera W.
*Quick, Miss Phyllis
Reeves, Mr. David
Renouf, Mr. Peter H.
*Renouf, Miss Lillie
*Reynolds, Miss E.
Richard, Mr. Emile
*Richards, Mrs. Emily
*Richards, Master William
*Richards, Master George
*Ridsdale, Miss Lucy
Rogers, Mr. Harry
*Rogers, Miss Selina
*Rugg, Miss Emily
Sedgwick, Mr. C. F. W.
Sharp, Mr. Percival
*Shelley, Mrs. Imanita
*Silven, Miss Lyyli
*Sincook, Miss Maude
*Sinkkenen, Miss Anna
Sjostedt, Mr. Ernest A.
*Slayter, Miss H. M.
Slemen, Mr. Richard J.
Smith, Mr. Augustus
*Smith, Miss Marion
Sobey, Mr. Hayden
Stanton, Mr. S. Ward
Stokes, Mr. Phillip J.
Swane, Mr. George
Sweet, Mr. George
Tobin, Mr. Roger (Cabin F-38)
*Toomey, Miss Ellen
*Trant, Miss Jessie
Tronpiansky, Mr. Moses A.
*Troutt, Miss Edwina Celia (Cabin E-101)
Tupin, M. Dorothy
Turpin, Mr. William J.
Veale, Mr. James
*Walcroft, Miss Nellie
*Ware, Mrs. Florence L
Ware, Mr. John James
Ware, Mr. William J.
*Watt, Miss Bertha
*Watt, Mrs. Bessie
*Webber, Miss Susan (Cabin E-101)
Weisz, Mr. Leopold
*Weisz, Mrs. Matilda
*Wells, Mrs. Addie
*Wells, Miss J.
*Wells, Master Ralph
West, Mr. E. Arthur
*West, Mrs. Ada
*West, Miss Barbara
*West, Miss Constance
Wheadon, Mr. Edward
Wheeler, Mr. Edwin

1st class passenger list

*Allen, Miss Elizabeth Walton (Cabin B-5)
Allison, Mr. Hudson Joshua Creighton (Cabin C-22)
Allison, Mrs. Bess (Cabin C-22) and *Maid
Allison, Miss Helen Lorraine (Cabin C-26)
*Allison, Master Trevor (Cabin C-26) and *Nurse
*Anderson, Mr. Harry (Cabin E-12)
*Andrews, Miss Kornelia Theodosia (Cabin D-7)
Andrews, Mr. Thomas (Cabin A-36)
*Appleton, Mrs. Edward Dale (Cabin C-101)
Artagaveytia, Mr. Ramon
Astor, Colonel John Jacob (Cabin C-64) and Manservant, Victor Robbins (Cabin C-62)
*Astor, Mrs. Madeleine (Cabin C-64) and *Maid
*Aubert, Mrs. Leotine Pauline (Cabin B-82 and Cabin B-84) and *Maid, Miss Segesser (Cabin B-35)
*Barkworth, Mr. Alergnon H. (Cabin A-23)
Baumann, Mr. J.
*Baxter, Mrs. James (Helene DeLaudeniere) (Cabin B-60)
Baxter, Mr. Quigg (Cabin B-58)
Beattie, Mr. Thomas (Cabin C-6)
*Beckwith, Mr. Richard L. (Cabin D-35)
*Beckwith, Mrs. Richard L. (Cabin D-35)
*Beesley, Mr. Lawrence (Cabin D-56)
*Behr, Mr. Karl Howell (Cabin C-148)
*Bishop, Mr. Dickinson H. (Cabin B-49)
*Bishop, Mrs. Helen (Cabin B-49)
Bjornstrom, Mr. H.
Blackwell, Mr. Stephen Weart (Cabin-T)
*Blank, Mr. Henry (Cabin A-31)
*Bonnell, Miss Caroline (Cabin C-7)
*Bonnell, Miss Elizabeth (Cabin C-7)
Borebank, Mr. John J. (Cabin D-21)
*Bowen, Miss
*Bowerman, Miss Edith (Cabin E-33)
Brady, Mr. James (Cabin A-21)
Brandeis, Mr. Emil (Cabin B-10)
*Brayton, Mr. George
Brewe, Dr. Arthur Jackson
*Brown, Miss Mildred (Cabin C-90)
*Brown, Mrs. Margaret Tobin - "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" - (Cabin B-4 and Cabin B-6)
*Brown, Mrs. John Murray (Cabin C-101)
*Browne, Father Francis (Cabin A-37) - disembarked in Queenstown
*Bucknell, Mrs. Emma (Cabin D-15) and *Maid
Butt, Major Archibald W. (Cabin B-38)
*Calderhead, Mr. E. P.
*Candee, Mrs. Churchill
*Cardeza, Mrs. Charlotte Wardle Drake (Cabin B-53) and Maid
*Cardeza, Master Thomas Drake Martinez (Cabin B-55) and Manservant
Carlson, Mr. Frank
Carran, Mr. F. M.
Carran, Mr. J. P.
*Carter, Mr. William E. (Cabin B-96)
*Carter, Mrs. Lucille (Cabin B-96) and Maid
*Carter, Miss Lucile (Cabin B-98)
*Carter, Master William T. (Cabin B-98) and Manservant
Case, Mr. Howard B.
*Cassebeer, Mrs. H. A.
Cavendish, Mr. Tyrell.W. (Cabin C-46)
*Cavendish, Mrs. Julia (Cabin C-46) and *Maid
Chaffee, Mr. Herbert F. (Cabin E-31)
*Chaffee, Mrs. Carrie (Cabin E-31)
*Chambers, Mr. Norman C. (Cabin E-8)
*Chambers, Mrs. Bertha (Cabin E-8)
*Cherry, Miss Gladys (Cabin B-77)
*Chevre, Mr. Paul (Cabin A-7)
*Chibnafl, Mrs. E. M. Bowerman
Chisholm, Mr. Robert
Clark, Mr. Walter Miller (Cabin C-87)
*Clark, Mrs. Virginia (Cabin C-87)
Clifford, Mr. George Quincy (Cabin A-14)
Colley, Mr. Edward Pomeroy (Cabin E-58)
*Compton, Mrs. Mary (Cabin E-49)
*Compton, Miss Sara (Cabin E-49)
Compton, Mr. Alexander Taylor, Jr. (Cabin E-52)
*Cook, Miss Selena (Cabin C-90)
*Cornell, Mrs. Robert G. (Cabin C-101)
Crafton, Mr. John B.
Crosby, Captain Edward G. (Cabin B-22)
*Crosby, Mrs. Catherine (Cabin B-22)
*Crosby, Miss Harriet (Cabin B-26)
Cummings, Mr. John Bradley (Cabin C-85)
*Cummings, Mrs. Florence (Cabin C-85)
*Daly, Mr. Peter D. (Cabin E-17)
*Daniel, Mr. Robert W.
Davidson, Mr. Thornton (Cabin B-71)
*Davidson, Mrs. Orian (Cabin B-71)
*Dick, Mr. Albert (Cabin B-20)
*Dick, Mrs. Vera (Cabin B-20)
*Dodge, Dr. Washington (Cabin A-34)
*Dodge, Mrs. Washington (Cabin A-34)
*Dodge, Master Washington (Cabin A-34)
*Douglas, Mrs. F. C.
Douglas, Mr. Walter Donald (Cabin C-86)
*Douglas, Mrs. Mahala Dutton (Cabin C-86) and Maid
Dulles, Mr. William Crothers (Cabin A-18)
*Earnshew, Mrs. Olive (Cabin C-54)
*Endres, Miss Caroline Louise (Cabin C-45)
*Eustis, Miss Elizabeth M. (Cabin D-20)
Evans, Miss Edith (Cabin A-29)
*Flegenheim, Mrs. A.
*Flynn, Mr. John L. (Cabin E-25)
Foreman, Mr. Benjamin L. (Cabin C-111)
Fortune, Mr. Mark
Fortune, Mrs. Mark
*Fortune, Miss Ethel (Cabin C-27)
*Fortune, Miss Alice (Cabin C-27)
*Fortune, Miss Mabel (Cabin C-27)
Fortune, Mr. Charles
Franklin, Mr. Thomas P. (Cabin D-34)
*Frauenthal, Mr. T. G.
*Frauenthal, Dr. Isaac G. (Cabin D-40)
*Frauenthal, Mrs. Isaac G. (Cabin D-40)
*Frolicher, Mr. Maxmillian (Cabin B-39)
*Frolicher, Mrs. Maxmillian (Cabin B-39)
*Frolicher, Miss Marguerite (Cabin B-41)
Futrelle, Mr. J.
*Futrelle, Mrs. J.
Gee, Mr. Arthur H. (Cabin E-63)
*Gibson, Mrs. L.
*Gibson, Miss Dorothy Winifred Gibson
Giglio, Mr. Victor
*Goldenberg, Mr. Samuel L. (Cabin C-92)
*Goldenberg, Mrs. Edwiga (Cabin C-92)
Goldschmidt, Mr. George B. (Cabin A-5)
*Gordon, Sir Cosmo Duff (Cabin A-16 and Cabin A-20)
*Gordon, Lady Duff (Cabin A-16 and Cabin A-20) and *Maid, Miss Laura Francatelli
(Cabin E-36)
*Gracie, Colonel Archibald (Cabin C-51)
Graham, Mr. George (Cabin C-42)
*Graham, Mrs. William Thompson (Cabin C-91)
*Graham, Miss Margaret (Cabin C-125)
*Greenfield, Mrs. L. D.
*Greenfield, Mrs. Blanche (Cabin D-10 and Cabin D-12)
Guggenheim, Mr. Benjamin (Cabin B-82 and Cabin B-84) and his Manservant, Victor Giglio
(Cabin B-86)
*Harder, Mr. George A. (Cabin E-50)
*Harder, Mrs. George A. (Cabin E-50)
*Harper, Mr. Henry Sleeper (Cabin D-33) and *Manservant, Mr. Hamad Hassah (Cabin D-49)
*Harper, Mrs. Henry Sleeper (Cabin D-33)
Harris, Mr. Henry Burkhardt (Cabin C-83)
*Harris, Mrs. Irene(Cabin C-83)
Harrison, Mr. William H. (Cabin B-94)
*Haven, Mr. H.
*Hawksford, Mr. W. J.
Hays, Mr. Charles M. (Cabin B-69)
*Hays, Mrs. Clara (Cabin B-69) and Maid
*Hays, Miss Margaret (Cabin C-54)
Head, Mr. Christopher (Cabin B-11)
*Hellstrom, Miss Hilda M. (Cabin D-135)
Hilliard, Mr. Herbert Henry (Cabin E-46)
Hipkins, Mr. William E. (Cabin C-39)
*Hippach, Mrs. Ida S. (Cabin B-18)
*Hippach, Miss Jean (Cabin B-18)
*Hogeboom, Mrs. Anna (Cabin D-11)
Holverson, Mr. A. O.
*Holverson, Mrs. A. O.
*Hoyt, Mr. Frederick Maxfield (Cabin C-93)
*Hoyt, Mrs. Jane Anne (Cabin C-93)
Holt, Mr. W. F.
Isham, Mrs. Anne Elizabeth (Cabin C-49)
*Ismay, Mr. J. Bruce (Cabin B-52, Cabin B-54 and Cabin B-56) and Manservant,
Richard Fry (Cabin B-102)
Jakob, Mr. Birnbaum
Jones, Mr. C. C
*Joseph, Mrs. Catherina (Cabin D-69)
*Joseph, Miss Mary (Cabin D-69)
*Joseph, Master Michael (Cabin D-69)
Julian, Mr. Henry F. (Cabin E-60)
Kent, Mr. Edward A. (Cabin B-37)
Kenyon, Mr. F. R.
*Kenyon, Mrs. F. R.
*Kimball, Mr. Edwin N. (Cabin D-19)
*Kimball, Mrs. Gertrude (Cabin D-19)
Klaber, Mr. Herman (Cabin C-124)
*Krekorian, Mr. Nelson (Cabin E-57)
Lambert-Williams, Mr. Fletcher Fellows
*Lamore, Miss Amelia (Cabin C-90)
*Leader, Dr. Alice (Cabin D-17)
Lewy, Mr. E. G.
*Lindstroem, Mrs. J.
*Lines, Mrs. Elizabeth (Cabin D-28)
*Lines, Miss Mary C. (Cabin D-28)
Lingrey Mr. Edward
Long, Mr. Clyde (Cabin D-6)
*Longley, Miss Gretchen Fiske (Cabin D-7)
Loring, Mr. J. H.
*Lurette Miss Elise (Cabin B-80)
Mack, Mrs. Mary (Cabin E-77)
*Madill, Miss Georgette Alexandra (Cabin B-3)
Maguire, Mr. John E. (Cabin C-108)
*Marechal, Mr. Pierre (Cabin C-47)
Marvin, Mr. Daniel W. (Cabin D-30)
*Marvin, Mrs. Mary (Cabin D-30)
McCaffry. Mr. Thomas (Cabin C-6)
McCarthy, Mr. Timothy J.
*McGough, Mr. J. R. (Cabin E-25)
Meyer, Mr. Edgar J.
*Meyer, Mrs. Edgar J.
Millet, Mr. Frank David (Cabin E-38)
Minahan, Dr. William E. (Cabin C-78)
*Minahan, Mrs. Lillian (Cabin C-78)
*Minahan, Miss Daisy (Cabin C-78)
*Moch, Mr. P. E.
Moch, Mr. Phillip E.
Molson, Mr. Harry Markland (Cabin C-30)
Moore, Mr. Clarence and Manservant
Natsch, Mr. Charles H. (Cabin C-118)
Newell, Mr. Arthur Webster (Cabin D-48)
*Newell, Miss Alice (Cabin D-36)
*Newell, Miss Madeline (Cabin D-36)
*Newsom, Miss Helen (Cabin D-47)
Nicholson, Mr. A. S.
*Nourney, Mr. Alfred (Baron von Drachstedt) (Cabin D-38)
*Omont, Mr. F.
Ostby, Mrs. Engelhart C. (Cabin B-30)
*Ostby, Miss Helen R. (Cabin B-36)
Ovies, Mr. S.
Parr, Mr. M. H. W.
Partner, Mr. Austin (Cabin C-124)
Payne, Mr. Vivian (Cabin B-24)
Pears, Mr. Thomas (Cabin C-2)
*Pears, Mrs. Thomas (Cabin C-2)
Penasco, Mr. Victor (Cabin C-65)
*Penasco, Mrs. Victor (Cabin C-65) and Maid, Miss Oliva Ocana Dona Fermina
(Cabin C-105)
*Peuchen, Major Arthur Godfrey (Cabin C-104)
Porter, Mr. Walter Chamberlain
*Potter, Mrs. Lilly (Cabin C-50)
Reuchlin, Mr. J. G., Jonkheer
*Rheims, Mr. George
*Robert, Mrs. Edward Scott (Cabin B-3) and *Maid
Roebling, Mr. Washington A., 2nd (Cabin A-24)
*Rolmane, Mr. C.
Rood, Mr. Hugh R. (Cabin B-22)
*Rosenbaum, Miss Edith Louise (Cabin A-11)
Ross, Mr. John Hugo (Cabin A-10)
*Rothes, the Countess of (Cabin B-77) and *Maid, Miss Roberta Maioni (Cabin B-79)
Rothschild, Mr. M.
*Rothschild, Mrs. M.
Rowe, Mr. Alfred
Ryerson, Mr. Arthur (Cabin B-57)
*Ryerson, Mrs. Arthur (Cabin B-57) and *Maid, Miss Victorine Chaudanson (Cabin B-66)
*Ryerson, Miss Emily (Cabin B-59)
*Ryerson, Miss Susan (Cabin B-59)
*Ryerson, Master Jack (Cabin B-63)
*Saalfeld, Mr. Adolphe (Cabin C-106)
*Schabert, Mrs. Emma (Cabin C-28)
*Seward, Mr. Frederick K.
*Shutes, Miss Elizabeth W. (Cabin C-125)
*Silverthorne, Mr. Spencer Victor (Cabin E-24)
Silvey, Mr. William B. (Cabin E-44)
*Silvey, Mrs. Alice (Cabin E-44)
*Simonius-Blumer, Colonel Alfons (Cabin A-26)
*Sloper, Mr. William T. (Cabin A-6)
Smart, Mr. John M.
Smith, Mr. J. Clinch
Smith, Mr. Richard William (Cabin A-19)
Smith, Mr. L P.
*Smith, Mrs. L P.
*Snyder, Mr. John (Cabin B-45)
*Snyder, Mrs. Nelle (Cabin B-45)
*Soloman, Mr. A. L.
*Spedden, Mr. Frederick O. (Cabin E-34)
*Spedden, Mrs. Daisy (Cabin E-34) and *Maid
*Spedden, Master R. Douglas (Cabin E-40) and *Nurse, Miss Elizabeth Burns, (Cabin E-40)
Spencer, Mr. William A. (Cabin B-78)
*Spencer, Mrs. Mary (Cabin B-78) and Maid, Miss Elise Lurette (Cabin B-80)
*Stahelin, Dr. Max
Stead, Mr. William Thomas (Cabin B-89)
*Steffanson, B. B.
*Steffanon, H. B.
*Stengel, Mr. Charles E. H. (Cabin C-116)
*Stengel, Mrs. Charles E. H. (Cabin C-116)
Stewart, Mr. A. A.
*Stone, Mrs. Martha (Cabin B-28) and *Maid
Straus, Mr. Isidor (Cabin C-55) and Manservant, Mr. John Farthing (Cabin C-95)
Straus, Mrs. Isidor (Cabin C-55) and *Maid, Miss Ellen Bird (Cabin C-97)
Sutton, Mr. Frederick (Cabin D-50)
*Swift, Mrs. Margaret (Cabin D-17)
Taussig, Mr. Emil
*Taussig, Mrs. Emil
*Taussig, Miss Ruth
*Taylor, Mr. Elmer Zebly (Cabin C-126)
*Taylor, Mrs. Juliet (Cabin C-126)
Thayer, Mr. John Borland (Cabin C-66)
*Thayer, Mrs. John Borland (Cabin C-66) and *Maid
*Thayer, Mr. John Borland, Jr. (Cabin C-68)
Thorne, Mr. G.
*Thorne, Mrs. G.
*Tucker, Mr. Gilbert Milligan, Jr. (Cabin C-53)
Uruchurtu, Mr. M. R.
Van der Hoef, Mr. Wyckoff
*Velliers de, Mrs. Beth Antonine (Cabin C-90)
Walker, Mr. William Anderson (Cabin D-46)
Warren, Mr. Frank M. (Cabin D-37)
*Warren, Mrs. Frank M. (Cabin D-37)
*Weir, Mr. J.
White, Mr. Percival W. (Cabin D-126)
White, Mr. Richard F. (Cabin D-126)
*White, Mrs. Ella (Cabin C-32), her *Maid, Miss Nellie M. Bessette (Cabin C-99) and
Manservant
Wick, Mr. George D.
*Wick, Mrs. George D.
*Wick, Miss Mary (Cabin C-7)
Widener, Mr. George Dunton (Cabin C-80) and Manservant
*Widener, Mrs. Elanor (Cabin C-80) and *Maid
Widener, Mr. Harry Elkins (Cabin C-80)
*Willard, Miss Constance
Williams, Mr. Fletcher L. (Cabin C-128)
*Williams, Mr. R. N., Jr.
*Woolner, Mr. Hugh (Cabin C-52)
Wright, Mr. George
*Young, Miss Marie (Cabin C-32)

Shine and the TITANIC

Shine had purchased a ticket on the R.M.S. TITANIC for 2nd class and was about to board when Captain Smith saw him and no matter how much he begged, Smith would not let him on his ship. During that time, slavery was abolished but black men and women were still considered inferior and of lower class. Smith knew that would look odd for him mixing with "gentlemen and ladies". There was, however a Haitian family in 3rd class. Shine later was able to book passage on another ship.


This is the jazz song about Captain Smith refusing Shine admittance onto the TITANIC.

Shine and the Titanic

It was a hell of a day in the merry month of May
When the great Titanic was sailing away.
The captain and his daughter was there, too,
And old black Shine, he didn't need no crew.
Shine was downstairs eating his peas
When the . . .water come up to his knees.
He said, "Captain, Captain, I was downstairs eating my peas When the water come up to my knees."
He said, "Shine, Shine, set your black self down.
I got ninety-nine pumps to pump the water down."
Shine went downstairs looking through space.
That's when the water came up to his waist.
He said, "Captain, Captain, I was downstairs looking through space,
That's when the water came up to my waist."
He said, "Shine, Shine, set your black self down.
I got ninety-nine pumps to pump the water down."
Shine went downstairs, he ate a piece of bread.
That's when the water came above his head.
He said, "Captain, Captain, I was downstairs eating my bread
And the . . .water came above my head."
He said, "Shine, Shine, set your black self down.
I got ninety-nine pumps to pump the water down."
Shine took off his shirt, took a dive. He took one stroke
And the water pushed him like it pushed a motorboat.
I'll give you more money than any black man see."
Shine said, "Money is good on land or sea.
Take off your shirt and swim like me."
And Shine Swam on.
Shine met up with the whale.
The whale said, "Shine, Shine, you swim mighty fine,
But if you miss one stroke, your black self is mine."
Shine said, "You may be the king of the ocean, king of the sea,
But you got to be a swimming son-of-a-gun to out-swim me."
And Shine swam on.
Now when the news got to the port, the great Titanic has sunk,
You won't believe this, but old Shine was on the corner damn near drunk.