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RMS Titanic's four surviving officers in 1912. From left to right: Fifth Officer Harold Lowe, Second Officer Charles Lightoller, Fourth Officer Joseph Boxhall; Third Officer Herbert Pitman, seated

The crew of the Titanic were among the estimated 2,240 people who sailed on the maiden voyage of the second of the White Star Line's Olympic-class ocean liners, from Southampton, England, to New York City in the United States.[1] Halfway through the voyage, the ship struck an iceberg and sank in the early morning of 15 April 1912, resulting in the deaths of over 1,500 people,[2] including approximately 688 crew members.[3]

Crew

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Breakdown of casualties according to the British Board of Trade report (click for detail). Crew members are in blue

The following is a full list[4] of known crew members who sailed on the maiden voyage of the RMS Titanic.

Included in this list are the nine-member Guarantee Group and the eight members of the ship's band, who were given passenger accommodations and treated as both passengers and crew.[5][6] They are also included in the list of passengers on board RMS Titanic.

Crew members are colour-coded, indicating whether they were saved or perished.
  The crew member did not survive
  The crew member survived

Survivors are listed with the lifeboat from which they were known to be rescued by the RMS Carpathia, on 15 April 1912.

Victims whose remains were recovered after the sinking are listed with a superscript next to the body number, indicating the recovery vessel:

  • MB – CS Mackay-Bennett (bodies 1–306)
  • M – CS Minia (bodies 307–323)
  • MM – CGS Montmagny (bodies 326–329)
  • A – SS Algerine (body 330)
  • O – RMS Oceanic (bodies 331–333)
  • I – SS Ilford (body 334)
  • OT – SS Ottawa[7] (body 335)

Numbers 324 and 325 were unused, and the six bodies buried at sea by the Carpathia also went unnumbered.[8] Several recovered bodies were unidentifiable and thus not all numbers are matched with a person.

Upon recovery, the bodies of 209 identified and unidentified victims of the sinking were brought to Halifax, Nova Scotia. Of those, 121 were taken to the non-denominational Fairview Lawn Cemetery, 59 were repatriated, 19 were buried in the Roman Catholic Mount Olivet Cemetery, and 10 were taken to the Jewish Baron de Hirsch Cemetery. The bodies of the remaining recovered victims were either delivered to family members or buried at sea.[citation needed]

The "Hometown" field may be misleading. Many crews had secondary or temporary addresses in Southampton, which they gave when signing the crew list, and others may have only recently relocated there. In particular, the number of crew from Merseyside is understated; for example, Chief Engineer Joseph Bell and Chief Steward Andrew Latimer lived with their families in the Liverpool area. Dr. Alan Scarth, in his book Titanic and Liverpool, identifies 115 crew members with close connections to the city, of whom only 28 survived.[9]

Officers

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Name Age Hometown Boarded Position Lifeboat Body
Smith, Commander Edward John, RNR 62 Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England Southampton Captain
Wilde, Lieutenant Henry Tingle, RNR 39 Walton, Lancashire, England Chief Officer
Murdoch, Lieutenant William McMaster, RNR 39 Dalbeattie, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland Belfast First Officer
Lightoller, Sub-Lieutenant Charles Herbert, RNR 38 Netley, Hampshire, England Belfast Second Officer B
Pitman, Mr. Herbert John 34 Castle Cary, Somerset, England Third Officer 5
Boxhall, Sub-Lieutenant Joseph Groves, RNR 28 Hull, Yorkshire, England Fourth Officer 2
Lowe, Sub-Lieutenant Harold Godfrey, RNR 29 Barmouth, Merionethshire, Wales Fifth Officer 14
Moody, Sub-Lieutenant James Paul, RNR 24 Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England Belfast Sixth Officer

Deck

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Surviving Titanic crew members after disembarking the Carpathia in New York City; First row, left to right: Ernest Archer, Frederick Fleet, Walter Perkis, George Symons, Frederick Clench. Second row, left to right: Arthur Bright, George Hogg, George Moore, Frank Osman, and Henry Etches

The Titanic employed:

  • One able officer, also known as a bosun or boatswain, and one boatswain’s mate, who had seniority over all the unlicensed deck crew. They were experienced seamen who managed the deck lines, deck cranes, winches, lifeboat davits, etc. on the deck. Only the boatswain’s mate survived.
  • Two medical doctors, one senior and one junior, titled Surgeon and Assistant Surgeon respectively. They were responsible for treating injuries and illnesses on board involving passengers (of any class) or crew and had access to the ship's hospital and store of pharmaceuticals. Neither medical officer survived the sinking.
  • 29 able seamen, who had completed additional training and usually had seniority over other crew members. They carried out the day-to-day operations of the ship. In addition, they were trained to operate the lifeboat davits and man the lifeboats themselves. Each able seaman was assigned to a lifeboat and take charge of that boat if no officer were present. About eight of these men were lost when they went below decks to open the E Deck gangway and were never seen again.[10][11] As almost all the remaining able seamen had departed in the first lifeboats launched, the lifeboats launched subsequently had a shortage of trained seamen to man them. As a result, a few stokers and even victualling stewards (some of whom had no experience with lifeboats) were ordered to man the launching and rowing of the boats. In one instance, a passenger with yachting experience (Arthur Godfrey Peuchen) was put in co-command of a lifeboat.[10][11] Nineteen of these survived the sinking.
  • Two Masters-at-Arms, who, along with the First Officer, kept the keys to the only firearms on board. One survived, one was lost.
  • Seven quartermasters (all of whom survived); highly trained seamen who worked on and around the bridge to steer the ship as helmsmen, manage signal flags, and stand watch on the bridge to assist the Duty Officer with general navigation.
  • Two window cleaners. One survived, one was lost.
  • Two Carpenters/Joiners which keep eye on fresh water and were repairing and working with wooden parts of ship (neither one survived the sinking)
  • One lamp trimmer. His duties, as he said was “to mix the paint, and all that kind of thing for the ship, and to look after all the decks, trim all the lamps, and get them in proper order. That is all, I think. To put the lights in at nighttime and take them off at daybreak.” He survived the sinking.
  • Six lookouts (all of whom survived), who worked two to a shift in the crow's nest; the shifts lasted only two hours at a time because of extremely cold winds which lookouts were exposed to in the open crow's nest. Despite the myths, lookouts were never supposed to have binoculars. They were supposed to see the object and not identify it. The binoculars would have made the view area even smaller and not help at all since the iceberg was practically invisible to the human eye. With the air temperature at 28 °F (−2 °C), and a 20-mile-per-hour (32 km/h) headwind.
Name Age Hometown Boarded Position Lifeboat Body
Anderson, Mr. John 42 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Able Seaman 3
Archer, Mr. Ernest Edward 36 3
Bailey, Mr. Henry Joseph 46 Master-at-arms 16
Bradley, Mr. Thomas Henry 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Able Seaman
Brice, Mr. Walter Thomas 42 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Able Seaman 11
Bright, Mr. Arthur John 42 Woolston, Hampshire, England Quartermaster D
Buley, Mr. Edward John 26 Southampton, Hampshire, England Able Seaman 10
Clench, Mr. Frederick Charles 33 12
Clench, Mr. George James 31 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Able Seaman
Couch, Mr. Frank 28 Port Isaac, Cornwall 253MB
Davis, Mr. Stephen James 39 Landport, Hampshire, England
Evans, Mr. Alfred Frank 25 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Lookout 15
Evans, Mr. Frank Oliver Able Seaman 10
Fleet, Mr. Frederick Belfast Lookout 6
Foley, Mr. John 46 Storekeeper 4
Forward, Mr. James 27 Southampton Able Seaman 16
Haines, Mr. Albert M. 31 Belfast Boatswain 9
Harder, Mr. William 39 Southampton Window Cleaner 14
Hemming, Mr. Samuel Ernest 43 Belfast Lamp Trimmer 4
Hichens, Mr. Robert 29 Southampton Quartermaster 6
Hogg, Mr. George Alfred Belfast Lookout 7
Holman, Mr. Harry 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Able Seaman
Hopkins, Mr. Robert John 40 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Able Seaman 13
Horswill, Mr. Albert Edward James 33 1
Humphreys, Mr. Sidney James 52 Quartermaster 11
Hutchinson, Mr. John Hall 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Carpenter/Joiner 170MB
Jewell, Mr. Archie 23 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Lookout 7
Jones, Mr. Thomas William 34 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Southampton Able Seaman 8
King, Mr. Thomas Walter 42 Portsmouth, Hampshire, England Southampton Master-at-arms
Lee, Mr. Reginald Robinson 41 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Lookout 13
Lucas, Mr. William Arthur 25 Able Seaman D
Lyons, Mr. William Henry[12] 25 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Able Seaman 4
Matherson, Mr. David 33 192MB
Mathais, Mr. Montague Vincent 29 Mess Steward
Maxwell, Mr. John 29 Belfast Carpenter/Joiner
McCarthy, Mr. William 48 Cork, County Cork, Ireland Southampton Able Seaman 4
McGough, Mr. James Francis 36 Southampton, Hampshire, England 9
Moore, Mr. George Alfred 32 3
Nichols, Mr. Albert William Stanley 47 Shirley, Hampshire, England Belfast Boatswain
O'Loughlin, Dr. William Francis Norman, MD[13] 62 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Surgeon
Olliver, Mr. Alfred John 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Quartermaster 5
Osman, Mr. Frank 27 Itchen, Hampshire, England Southampton Able Seaman 2
Pascoe, Mr. Charles Henry 45 Southampton, Hampshire, England 8
Perkis, Mr. Walter John 37 Belfast Quartermaster 4
Peters, Mr. William Chapman 26 Woolston, Hampshire, England Southampton Able Seaman 9
Poingdestre, Mr. John Thomas 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England 12
Rowe, Mr. George Thomas 32 Gosport, Hampshire, England Belfast Quartermaster C
Sawyer, Mr. Robert James 31 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Window Cleaner
Scarrott, Mr. Joseph George 33 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Able Seaman 14
Simpson, Dr. John Edward, MD[14] 37 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Assistant Surgeon
Smith, Mr. William 26 Able Seaman
Symons, Mr. George Thomas Macdonald 24 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Lookout 1
Tamlyn, Mr. Frederick 23 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Mess Steward 123MB
Taylor, Mr. Charles William Frederick 35 Able Seaman
Terrell, Mr. Bertram 20
Vigott, Mr. Philip Francis 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Able Seaman 13
Weller, Mr. William Clifford 30 Belfast 7
Wynn, Mr. Walter 41 Shirley, Hampshire, England Quartermaster 9

Engineering

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The engineers were responsible for keeping the engines, generators, and other mechanical equipment on the Titanic running. They were the highest paid members of the crew and had the education and technical expertise to operate, maintain, and repair the engineering plant.

Shortly after leaving Southampton, a fire was discovered in the coal bunker of No 5 Boiler Room. For a number of days, coal trimmers were detailed to trace the source of the fire and extinguish it.

On the night of 14 April, the Second Engineering Officer, John Henry Hesketh – the senior engineer on duty, and Leading Fireman Frederick Barrett were talking in No 6 Boiler room when the Titanic struck the iceberg at 11.40 pm. It ripped this part of the ship and the pair escaped through the connecting tunnel to No 5 Boiler Room, closing the bulkhead doors. Barrett later gave evidence at the Southampton Enquiry.[15]

Most of the engineering crew remained below decks in the engine and boiler rooms: some fighting a losing battle to keep the ship afloat by operating the pumps in the forward compartments as well as keeping the steam up in the boiler rooms, so as to prevent boiler explosion on contact with the water; and others keeping the generators running to maintain power and lights throughout the Titanic up until two minutes before the ship sank. It is speculated that their actions delayed the sinking for over an hour and helped keep the ship afloat long enough for nearly all the lifeboats to be launched.[16] Some of the men working downstairs were killed when seawater flooded this section as the ship hit the iceberg.

The RMS Titanic employed
  • 25 engineers; all were lost.
  • 2 boilermakers; both were lost.
  • 13 leading firemen (Stoker Foremen) and 163 firemen (Stokers). The ship had 29 boilers, 25 containing six furnaces each, four containing three furnaces each, for a total of 162 furnaces.[17] Each fireman was assigned one boiler and three furnaces. Of the Titanic's six boiler rooms, each leading fireman was assigned to two of them with 10 to 15 firemen under him. Next to each boiler was a coal chute that deposited coal from the overhead coal bunkers, and a fireman with a shovel would constantly feed coal into the three furnaces. Shifts for all the firemen and their foremen were four hours on and eight hours off. The heat in the boiler rooms usually exceeded 120 °F (49 °C), so a four-hour shift was very demanding. Most of the firemen worked wearing only their undershirts and shorts. Of the firemen, only three leading firemen and around 45 other firemen survived. Several of the firemen who survived got into the lifeboats dressed only in their undershirts and shorts in 28 °F (−2 °C) weather.[18]
  • 73 trimmers, or coal trimmers, on the Titanic. Of the engineering crew, the trimmers were paid the least and had probably the worst job of the crew. The trimmers worked inside the coal bunkers located on top of and between the boilers. The trimmers used shovels and wheelbarrows to move coal around the bunker to keep the coal level, and to shovel the coal down the coal chute to the firemen below to shovel it into the furnaces. If too much coal built up on one side of a coal bunker, the ship would actually list to that side. All the residual heat from the boilers rose up into the coal bunkers, and inside, the bunkers were poorly lit, full of coal dust, and extremely hot from the boilers.[18] Around 20 of them survived.
  • 33 greasers. These men worked in the turbine and reciprocating engine rooms alongside the engineers and they were responsible for maintaining and supplying oil and lubricants for all the mechanical equipment. Only four of them survived.[18]
  • Eight electricians; six (one Chief, one senior, and four Assistants) as part of the crew company and an additional two (one senior, one Apprentice) in the Guarantee Group. All eight were lost.
  • Six mess hall stewards. These men worked in the crew's kitchen to cook and serve food for the crew: four served the engineering crew; two served the firemen. Just one steward from engineering survived.
Memorials
Name Age Hometown Boarded Position Lifeboat Body
Abrams, Mr. William Thomas 34 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Adams, Mr. Robert John 26
Allen, Mr. Henry 30 145MB
Allen, Mr. Ernest Frederick 24 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer B
Allsop, Mr. Alfred Samuel 36 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Electrician
Avery, Mr. James Albert 20 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer 15
Bailey, Mr. George Frank 46 Woolston, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Baines, Mr. Richard 24 Southampton, Hampshire, England Greaser
Bannon, Mr. John Joseph 34
Barlow, Mr. Charles Henry 30 Fireman/Stoker
Barnes, Mr. Charles 29
Barnes, Mr. John 39 Woolston, Hampshire, England
Barrett, Mr. Frederick William 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Leading Fireman 13
Barrett, Mr. Frederick William 33 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Beattie, Mr. Joseph John 33 Belfast Greaser
Beauchamp, Mr. George William 24 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 13
Bell, Mr. Joseph 51 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Chief Engineer
Bendell, Mr. Frank 23 Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Bennett, Mr. George Alfred 30
Benville, Mr. Edward 42
Bessant, Mr. William Edward Lowe 40
Bevis, Mr. Joseph Henry 22 Trimmer
Biddlecombe, Mr. Reginald Charles 31 Fireman/Stoker
Biggs, Mr. Edward Charles 20
Billows, Mr. James 20 Trimmer
Binstead, Mr. Walter William 20 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer 3
Black, Mr. Alexander 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Black, Mr. D. 41
Blackman, Mr. Albert Edward 23
Blake, Mr. Percival Albert 22 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer 15
Blake, Mr. John Douglas Stanley George 26 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Mess Steward
Blake, Mr. Thomas Henry 36 Fireman/Stoker
Blaney, Mr. James 32
Blann, Mr. Eustace Horatius 21
Bott, Mr. William Thomas 44 Greaser
Bradley, Mr. Patrick Joseph 38 Fireman/Stoker
Brewer, Mr. Henry "Harry" 30 Trimmer
Briant, Mr. Albert 34 Greaser
Briant, Mr. Arthur 30 Greaser
Brooks, Mr. J. 25 Trimmer
Brown, Mr. John Fireman/Stoker 267MB
Brown, Mr. Joseph James Eastleigh, Hampshire, England
Burroughs, Mr. Arthur Peckham 34 Southampton, Hampshire, England
Burton, Mr. Edward John 35
Butt, Mr. William John 30 Freemantle, Hampshire, England 77MB
Calderwood, Mr. Hugh Belfast, Ireland Belfast Trimmer
Canner, Mr. John 40 Woolston, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Carr, Mr. Richard Stephen 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Trimmer
Carter, Mr. James 46 Fireman/Stoker
Casey, Mr. Thomas 28 Trimmer
Castleman, Mr. Edward 37 Greaser 78[?]MB
Cavell, Mr. George Henry 22 Sholing Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer 15
Cherrett, Mr. William Victor 24 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Chisnall, Mr. George Alexander 36 Itchen, Hampshire, England Belfast Boilermaker 111MB
Chorley, Mr. John Henry 25 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Clark, Mr. William 42 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 15
Coe, Mr. Harry 21 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer
Coleman, Mr. John 57 Belfast Mess Steward 112{?}MB[20]
Collins, Mr. John Samuel 38 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 1
Combes, Mr. George 34 3
Cooper, Mr. Henry William 25 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Cooper, Mr. Frederick George 24 Trimmer
Copperthwaite, Mr. Albert Harry 28
Corcoran, Mr. Dennis 33 Fireman/Stoker
Cotton, Mr. Alfred 35 Trimmer
Couch, Mr. Joseph Henry 49 Greaser
Couper, Mr. Robert Frederick William 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 3
Coy, Mr. Francis Ernest George 26 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Junior Assistant 3rd Engineer
Crabb, Mr. Henry James 23 Trimmer
Creese, Mr. Henry Philip 45 Belfast Deck Engineer
Crimmins, Mr. James 21 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 13
Cross, Mr. William Alfred 39 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Cunningham, Mr. Bernard 35
Curtis, Mr. Arthur 26
Davies, Mr. Thomas 33 Leading Fireman
Dawson, Mr. Joseph[21] 23 Dublin, Ireland Trimmer 227MB
Diaper, Mr. Joseph 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Dickson, Mr. William 37 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer
Dilley, Mr. John 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Dillon, Mr. Thomas Patrick 33 Trimmer 4
Dodd, Mr. Edward Charles 39 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Junior 3rd Engineer
Dodds, Mr. Henry Watson 27 Southampton Junior Assistant 4th Engineer
Doel, Mr. Frederick 22 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker C
Dore, Mr. Albert Trimmer
Doyle, Mr. Laurence 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Duffy, Mr. William Luke 36 Belfast Writer/Engineer's Clerk
Dyer, Mr. Henry Ryland 24 Southampton Senior Assistant 4th Engineer
Dymond, Mr. Frank 36 Itchen, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 15
Eagle, Mr. Alfred James Jacob 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer
Eastman, Mr. Charles 44 Millbrook, Hampshire, England Greaser
Elliott, Mr. Everett Edward 23 Edmonton, London, England London Trimmer 317M
Ervine, Mr. Albert George 18 Belfast, Ireland Belfast Assistant Electrician
Evans, Mr. William Thomas 33 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer 31MB
Farquharson, Mr. William Edward 39 Belfast, Ireland, Senior 2nd Engineer
Fay, Mr. Thomas Joseph 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Greaser
Ferrary, Mr. Anton 33 Trimmer 308M{?}[22]
Ferris, Mr. William 39 Leading Fireman
Fitzpatrick, Mr. Cecil William 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Mess Steward B -
Fitzpatrick, Mr. Hugh Joseph 29 Furness, Lancashire, England Belfast Junior Boilermaker
Flaherty, Mr. Edward 52 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker ?
Ford. Mr. H. 22 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer
Ford, Mr. Thomas 33 Leading Fireman
Foster, Mr. Alfred Charles 37 Engineering Storekeeper
Fraser, Mr. James 30 Belfast, Ireland Junior Assistant Third Engineer
Fraser, Mr. James 30 Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Fredricks, Mr. Walter Francis 21 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer 15
Fryer, Mr. Albert Ernest 29 13
Geer, Mr. Alfred Ernest 26 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Godley, Mr. George Auguste 38 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker ?
Godwin, Mr. Frederick Charles 33 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Greaser
Golder, Mr. Martin William 35 Fireman/Stoker
Gordon, Mr. John 30 Trimmer
Goree, Mr. Frank 40 Greaser
Gosling, Mr. Bertram James 22 Trimmer
Gosling, Mr. Frank Henry 25
Gradidge, Mr. Ernest Edward 22 Fireman/Stoker 276MB
Graham, Mr. Thomas Gibson 28 Belfast, Ireland Belfast Fireman/Stoker
Green, Mr. George 20 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer
Gregory, Mr. David 43 Greaser
Gumery, Mr. George 24 Birmingham, England Mess Steward
Haggan, Mr. John 35 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Fireman/Stoker 3
Hall, Mr. Joseph 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Hallett, Mr. George Alexander 23
Hands, Mr. Bernard 54 Killeshandra, Cavan, Ireland
Hannam, Mr. George 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England
Harris, Mr. Amos 24
Harris, Mr. Edward John 29
Harris, Mr. Frederick 39 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 14
Harrison, Mr. Norman E. 39 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Assistant Second Engineer
Harvey, Mr. Herbert Gifford 34 Belfast, Ireland Southampton Junior Assistant Second Engineer
Haslin, Mr. James 45 Southampton, Hampshire, England Trimmer
Hart, Mr. James 54 Fireman/Stoker
Head, Mr. Arthur 24
Hebb, Mr. William Albert Thomas 22 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer B
Hendrickson, Mr. Charles Osker 28 Northam, Southampton, Hampshire, England Leading Fireman 1
Hesketh, Mr. John Henry 33 Kirkdale, Liverpool, England Belfast Junior Second Engineer
Heslin, Mr. James 51 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer
Hill, Mr. James 25
Hinton, Mr. Steven William 30 85
Hodge, Mr. Charley 29 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Senior Assistant Third Engineer
Hodges, Mr. William 26 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman
Hodgkinson, Mr. Leonard 46 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Senior Fourth Engineer
Hopgood, Mr. Roland John 29 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Hosgood, Mr. Richard William 22 242
Hosking, Mr. George Fox 36 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Senior Third Engineer
Hunt, Mr. Albert Sylvanus 23 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer C
Hunt, Mr. Thomas 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Hurst, Mr. Charles John 40
Hurst, Mr. Walter 23 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker B
Ingram, Mr. Charles 20 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer 204MB[23]
Instance, Mr. Thomas 31 Fireman/Stoker
Jackopson, Mr. John Henry 30
Jago, Mr. Joseph 59 Greaser
James, Mr. Thomas 27 Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales Fireman/Stoker
Joas, Mr. Nicolas 39 Southampton, Hampshire, England
Judd, Mr. Charles Edward 31 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker B
Jukes, Mr. Henry James 38 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Greaser
Jupe, Mr. Boylett Herbert 30 Assistant Electrician 73MB
Kaspar, Mr. Franz 40 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 9
Kearl, Mr. Charles Henry 44 Ventnor, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England Southampton Greaser
Kearl, Mr. George Edward 25 Hampshire, England Trimmer
Keegan, Mr. James 38 Southampton, Hampshire, England Leading Fireman
Kelly, Mr. James 44 County Meath, Ireland Greaser
Kelly, Mr. William Patrick 23 Dublin, Ireland Belfast Assistant Electrician
Kemish, Mr. George 22 Shirley, Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 9
Kemp, Mr. Thomas Hulman 43 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Assistant Fourth Engineer
Kenzler, Mr. August 44 Storekeeper
Kerr, Mr. Thomas Russell 26 Glasgow, Scotland Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Kinchenten, Mr. Frederick Charles 36 Southampton, Hampshire, England Greaser
Kinsella, Mr. Louis 30 Fireman/Stoker
Kirkham, Mr. James 43 Whittingham, Liverpool, Lancashire, England Greaser
Knowles, Mr. Thomas 39 Lymington, England Southampton Fireman's Messman C
Lahy, Mr. Thomas 41 London, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Lee. Mr. Herbert Henry 17 Southampton, Hampshire, England Trimmer
Light, Mr. Christopher William 20 Fireman/Stoker
Light, Mr. W. 47
Lindsay, Mr. Charles William 30 Bristol, Avon, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker B
Lloyd, Mr. William 29 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Long, Mr. Frank 31 Trimmer
Long, Mr. William 36
Mackie, Mr. William Dickson 32 London, England Belfast Junior Fifth Engineer
Major, Mr. William 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 13
Marett, Mr. George John 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Marsh, Mr. Frederick Charles 28 268MB
Maskell, Mr. Leopold Adolphus 25 Trimmer
Mason, Mr. Frank Archibald Robert 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker B
Mason, Mr. James 39 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Leading Fireman
May, Mr. Arthur William Jr. 22 Fireman/Stoker
May, Mr. Arthur William Sr. 59 Fireman's Messman
Mayo, Mr. William Peter 27 Leading Fireman 117MB
Mayzes, Mr. Thomas Jubilee 25 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 3
McAndrew, Mr. Thomas Patrick 38 Liverpool, Merseyside, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
McAndrews, Mr. William 23 Southampton, Hampshire, England
McCastlin, Mr. William 38
McGann, Mr. James 29 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Southampton Trimmer B
McGarvey, Mr. Edward Joseph 34 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
McGaw, Mr. Errol Victor 30 Aldershot, Hampshire, England
McInerney, Mr. Thomas 38 Bootle, Lancashire, England Greaser
McInytre, Mr. William 22 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer A
McQuillan, Mr. William 32 Belfast, Ireland Belfast Fireman/Stoker 183MB
McRae, Mr. William Alexander Shirley, Hampshire, England Southampton
McReynolds, Mr. William Thomas Carson 22 Belfast, Ireland Belfast Junior Sixth Engineer
Middleton, Mr. Alfred Pirrie 27 Assistant Electrician
Milford, Mr. George 28 Ryde, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Millar, Mr. Robert 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Extra Fifth Engineer
Millar, Mr. Thomas 33 Belfast, Ireland Belfast Assistant Deck Engineer
Mintram, Mr. William 46 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Mitchell, Mr. Lorenzo Horace 19 Trimmer
Moore, Mr. John James 29 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 3
Moore, Mr. Ralph 22 London, England Southampton Trimmer
Moores, Mr. Richard Henry 44 Southampton, Hampshire, England Greaser
Morgan, Mr. Arthur Herbert 27 Trimmer
Morgan, Mr. Thomas A. 26 Fireman/Stoker 302MB
Morris, Mr. William Edward 23 Trimmer
Moyes, Mr. William Young 23 Stirling, Scotland Belfast Senior Sixth Engineer
Murdock, Mr. William John 34 Belfast, Ireland Belfast Fireman/Stoker B
Nettleton, Mr. George Walter 30 St. Denys, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Newman, Mr. Charles Thomas 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Engineering Storekeeper
Niven, Mr. John Brown 30 Fireman/Stoker
Noon, Mr. John Thomas 35
Norris, Mr. James 22
Noss, Mr. Bertram Arthur 21
Noss, Mr. Henry 31 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 15
Nutbean, Mr. William D
O'Connor, Mr. John 25 Trimmer B
Olive, Mr. Charles 31 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Greaser
Oliver, Mr. H. 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 3
Othen, Mr. Charles Alfred 36 3
Paice, Mr. Richard Charles John 32 Kingsclere, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Painter, Mr. Charles 31 Southampton, Hampshire, England
Painter, Mr. Frank 28
Palles, Mr. Thomas Henry Michael 45 Liverpool, England Greaser
Parsons, Mr. Frank Alfred 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Senior Fifth Engineer
Pearce, Mr. John 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 15
Pelham, Mr. George 39 Trimmer 16
Perry, Mr. Edgar Lionel 19 ?
Perry, Mr. Henry Frederick 23 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer
Phillips, Mr. George 27 Greaser
Pitfield, Mr. William James 25
Podesta, Mr. Alfred John Alexander 24 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 3
Pond, Mr. George 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Prangnell, Mr. George Alexander 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Greaser B
Preston, Mr. Thomas Charles Alfred 20 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer
Priest, Mr. Arthur John 24 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 15
Proudfoot, Mr. Richard Royston 21 Plymouth, Devon, England Southampton Trimmer
Pugh, Mr. Arthur Percy 31 Hampshire, England Leading Fireman
Pusey, Mr. William Robert Holland 24 Hythe, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 1
Ranger, Mr. Thomas 29 Southampton, Hampshire, England Greaser 4
Read, Mr. Joseph 20 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer
Reed, Mr. Robert Thomas 31 Gosport, Hampshire, England
Reeves, Mr. Frederick Simms 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Fireman/Stoker 280MB
Rentowl, Mr. Philip Charles 26 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Rice, Mr. Charles John 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 10
Richards, Mr. Joseph James 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Rickman, Mr. George Albert 36 Milford, Hampshire, England
Roberts, Mr. Robert George 35 Bransgore, Hampshire, England
Rous, Mr. Arthur John 26 Southampton, Hampshire, England Plumber
Rudd, Mr. Henry 23 Engineering Storkeeper 86MB
Rutter, Mr. Sidney Frank 27 Fireman/Stoker
Sangster, Mr. Charles Edward 30
Saunders, Mr. F. 22
Saunders, Mr. Walter Ernest 30 184MB
Saunders, Mr. William Henry 23 Trimmer
Scott, Mr. Archibald 40 Fireman/Stoker
Scott, Mr. Frederick William 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Greaser 4
Self, Mr. Alfred Henry 40 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Greaser
Self, Mr. Albert Charles Edward 25 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker ?
Senior, Mr. Henry 31 London, England B
Shea, Mr. Thomas 29 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Sheath, Mr. Frederick 20 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer 1
Shepherd, Mr. Jonathan 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Junior Assistant Second Engineer
Shiers, Mr. Alfred Charles 24 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 5
Shillaber, Mr. Charles Frederick 20 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer 195MB
Shulver, Mr. Christopher Arthur 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 5
Skeates, Mr. William 26 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer
Sloan, Mr. Peter 31 Belfast Chief Electrician
Small, Mr. William McMillan 42 Southampton Leading Fireman
Smith, Mr. Ernest George 27 Trimmer
Smith, Mr. James Muil 35 Belfast Junior Fourth Engineer
Smither, Mr. Harry James 22 Kilburn, Middlesex, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Snellgrove, Mr. George 41 Millbrook, Hampshire, England
Snook, Mr. William Henry 26 Southampton, Hampshire, England Trimmer
Snow, Mr. Eustace Philip 21 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer B
Sparkman, Mr. Henry William 36 Fireman/Stoker
Stanbrook, Mr. Augustus George 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 316M
Steel, Mr. Robert Edward 29 Guernsey, Channel Islands Trimmer
Stocker, Mr. Henry Dorey 20 Southampton, Hampshire, England
Street, Mr. Thomas Albert 25 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 9
Stubbs, Mr. James Henry 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Taylor, Mr. George 23 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 1
Taylor, Mr. John Henry 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Taylor, Mr. J. 42
Taylor, Mr. William Henry 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 15
Thomas, Mr. Joseph Wakefield 23 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Thompson, Mr. John William 42 Liverpool, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker A
Threlfall, Mr. Thomas 38 Leading Fireman 14
Thresher, Mr. George Terrill 25 Southampton, Hampshire, England Fireman/Stoker ?
Tizard, Mr. Arthur Leopold 31 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Tozer, Mr. James 32 Greaser
Triggs, Mr. Robert 41 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker 3
Turley, Mr. Richard 37 Newry, Down, Ireland Southampton Fireman/Stoker
van der Brugge, Mr. Wessel Adrianus 42 Delfshaven, Rotterdam, Netherlands
Veal, Mr. Arthur 36 Southampton, Hampshire, England Greaser
Vear, Mr. Henry 32 Fireman/Stoker
Vear, Mr. William 32 59MB
Ward, Mr. Arthur 24 Romsey, England Junior Assistant Fourth Engineer
Ward, Mr. James William 31 Southampton, Hampshire, England Leading Fireman
Wardner, Mr. Frederick Albert 39 Fireman/Stoker
Wateridge, Mr. Edward Lewis 25
Watson, Mr. William 27 158MB
Webb, Mr. Samuel Francis 28 Salford, Manchester, Lancashire, England Trimmer
Webber, Mr. Francis Albert 31 Southampton, Hampshire, England Leading Fireman
White, Mr. Albert 17 Southampton, Hampshire, England Trimmer
White, Mr. Alfred 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Greaser 4
White, Mr. Frank Leonard 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Trimmer
White, Mr. William George 23 Salisbury, Wiltshire, England Southampton Trimmer 15
Williams, Mr. Samuel Solomon 26 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Fireman/Stoker
Wilson, Mr. Bertie 28 Senior Assistant Second Engineer
Wilton, Mr. William Edward 45 Trimmer
Witcher, Mr. Albert Ernest 40 Lymington, England Fireman/Stoker
Witt, Mr. Henry Dennis 37 Southampton, Hampshire, England Fireman/Stoker
Witts, Mr. William Francis 35 Trimmer
Wood, Mr. Henry 31 Trimmer
Woodford, Mr. Frederick Ernest 41 Greaser 163MB
Worthman, Mr. William Henry 37 Fireman/Stoker
Wyeth, Mr. James Robert 26
Young, Mr. Francis James 30

Victualling

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There were 431 men and women assigned to the Victualling Department on the Titanic. The Victualling Department provided all the services for the occupants of the ship; food, housekeeping, laundry, room service, etc.:

  • The Purser, who supervised all of the Victualling Department and was the direct link between passengers and the ship's officers.
  • 322 stewards, who performed over 57 different functions in each class's dining saloon, public rooms, cabins and recreational facilities. Around 60 stewards survived. The most prominent of the stewards' roles were:
    • Bath Stewards, responsible for maintaining supplies in the communal bathrooms utilised by everyone except for a few First Class Passengers.
    • Bedroom Stewards, assigned to each class. The First Class Bedroom stewards not only cleaned the rooms and made beds, they were also available to serve food in the rooms or help the passengers in getting dressed. Most stewards were poorly paid and relied on tips for their income. Each First Class Bedroom Steward was responsible for three to five rooms, Second Class Stewards for up to 10 rooms, and Third Class Stewards for as many as 25.
    • Bellboys (known today as bellhops or porters), teenage boys as young as 14, who helped carry passengers' luggage when needed.
    • "Boots" (shoe shiners), stewards responsible for cleaning and shining the passengers' boots and shoes.
    • Glory-Hole Stewards, whose function was to clean and maintain the crew quarters (nicknamed Glory Holes, derived from a cupboard where useful but miscellaneous items are stored).
    • Linen Stewards, responsible for washing and maintaining all the linen on board (bed sheets, bathroom towels, table linen, etc.).
  • 62 Galley and kitchen staff, including chefs, cooks, bakers, butchers, and scullions who worked in the kitchens of each class to cook the various meals for the passengers. Scullions, called dishwashers today, were responsible for washing and drying the dishes. Around 13 survived.
  • 20 stewardesses and one matron who were, along with two restaurant cashiers, the only female members of the crew; all but three of whom survived. The stewardesses' duties were similar to the male stewards', although they usually served only women passengers.
  • 13 Storekeepers, only two of whom survived.
  • 4 life attendants; rest of them were lost.
  • Four Clerks, employed in the Purser's Office to deal with passenger's enquiries and requests (including depositing valuables for safekeeping).
  • The two radio operators, who were actually employed by the Marconi Company and not directly by the White Star Line, were assigned to the Victualling Department, possibly because at the time radio communication was seen principally as a service rather than as an essential part of the ship's operation.
  • There were also three barbers assigned to the Titanic as part of the vendor group; August H. Weikman and Arthur White worked in First Class and Herbert Klein in Second Class. None of them were employed by the White Star Line for all three were self-employed and worked mostly for cash tips. The White Star Line only provided their meals and living quarters. Of this group only Weikman survived.
Name Age Hometown Boarded Position Lifeboat Body
Abbott, Mr. Ernest Owen 21 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton First Class Lounge Pantry Steward
Ahier, Mr. Percy Snowden 20 First Class Saloon Steward
Akerman, Mr. Albert 28 Third Class Steward
Akerman, Mr. Joseph Francis 35 Asst. Pantry Steward 205MB
Allan, Mr. Robert Spencer 36 Shirley, Hampshire, England First Class Bedroom Steward
Allen, Mr. George 26 Southampton, Hampshire, England Scullion
Allsop, Mr. Frank Richard 41 Bedroom Steward
Anderson, Mr. Walter Yuill 48 146MB
Andrews, Mr. Charles Edward 19 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Assistant Second Class Saloon Steward 16
Ashcroft, Mr. Austin Aloysius 26 Seacombe, Cheshire, England Southampton Clerk
Ashe, Mr. Henry Wellesley 32 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Glory Hole Steward 34MB
Ayling, Mr. Edwin George 22 Southampton, Hampshire, England Assistant Vegetable Cook
Back, Mr. Charles Frederick 32 Belfast Assistant Lounge Steward
Baggott, Mr. Allen Marden 28 Itchen, Hampshire, England Southampton First Class Saloon Steward 9
Bagley, Mr. Edward Ernest 31 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton First Class Saloon Steward
Bailey, Mr. George Francis 36 Shepperton, London, England Belfast Second Class Saloon Steward 161MB
Ball, Mr. Percy 19 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton First Class Plate Steward 13
Barker, Mr. Albert Vale 19 Winchester, Hampshire, England Southampton Assistant Baker
Barker, Mr. Ernest Thomas 37 London, England First Class Saloon Steward 159MB
Barker, Mr. Reginald Lomond 40 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Assistant Purser
Barlow, Mr. George 36 Southampton Second Class Bedroom Steward
Barnes, Mr. Frederick 37 Assistant Baker 26MB[24]
Barratt, Mr. Arthur 16 Bell Boy
Barringer, Mr. Arthur William 33 Belfast First Class Saloon Steward
Barrow, Mr. Charles Henry John 35 Southampton Assistant Butcher
Barrows, Mr. Edward William Peter 32 London, England First Class Saloon Steward
Barton, Mr. Sidney John 25 Southampton, Hampshire, England Third Class Steward
Baxter, Mr. Harry Ross 53
Baxter, Mr. Thomas Ferguson 55 Linen Steward 235MB
Bedford, Mr. William Barnet 31 Itchen, Hampshire, England Assistant Roast Cook
Beedem, Mr. George Arthur 34 London, England Second Class Bedroom Steward
Beere, Mr. William 19 Southampton, Hampshire, England Kitchen Porter
Benham, Mr. Frederick John 29 Second Class Saloon Steward
Bennett, Mrs. Mabel Kate 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton First Class Stewardess 5
Bessant, Mr. Edward William 31 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Baggage Steward
Best, Mr. Edwin Alfred 38 Belfast First Class Saloon Steward
Blake, Mr. John Douglas Stanley George 26 Mess Steward
Bishop, Mr. Walter Alexander 34 First Class Bedroom Steward
Blades, Mr. Frederick Charles 17 Lift Steward
Bliss, Mrs. Emma (née Junod) 45 London, England Southampton First Class Stewardess 15
Bochatay, Mr. Alexis Joseph 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Assistant Chef
Bogie, Mr. Norman Leslie 29 Eastleigh, Hampshire, England Second Class Bedroom Steward 274MB
Bond, Mr. William John 40 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast First Class Bedroom Steward
Boothby, Mr. Walter Thomas 36 Southampton Second Class Bedroom Steward 107MB
Boston, Mr. William John 30 Belfast Assistant Deck Steward
Boughton, Mr. Bernard John 24 Southampton First Class Saloon Steward
Boyd, Mr. John 35
Boyes, Mr. John Henry 36 Belfast
Bradshaw, Mr. John Albert Perkin 43 Southampton First Class Plate Steward
Brewster, Mr. George Henry 48 Belfast First Class Bedroom Steward
Bride, Mr. Harold Sydney 22 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Assistant Telegraphist B
Bristow, Mr. Robert Charles 31 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Third Class Steward 290MB
Bristow, Mr. Harry 33 Looe, Cornwall, England First Class Saloon Steward
Brookman, Mr, John Cress 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Third Class Steward
Broom, Mr. Herbert George 33 Cowes, Isle of Wight, England Belfast Bath Steward
Broome, Mr. Athol Frederick 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Verandah Steward
Brown, Mr. Edward 34 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward A
Brown, Mr. Walter James 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward
Buckley, Mr. H.E. 34 Southampton Assistant Vegetable Cook
Bull, Mr. Walter Edward 30 Scullion
Bulley, Mr. Henry Ashburnham 21 Boots
Bunnell, Mr. Wilfred James 20 Belfast Plate Steward
Burgess, Mr. Charles Reginald 18 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Extra Third Baker 15
Burke, Mr. Richard Edward 30 Chandler's Ford, Hampshire, England Belfast Lounge Steward
Burke, Mr. William 31 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward 10
Burr, Mr. Ewart Sydenham 29 Woolston, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward
Burrage, Mr. Alfred Victor Edwards 20 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Plate Steward 13
Butt, Mr. Robert Henry 22 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward 10MB
Butterworth, Mr. John "Jack" 23 116MB
Byrne, Mr. James Edward 31 Ilford, London, England Bedroom Steward
Campbell, Mr. Donald Samuel 25 Southampton, Hampshire, England Third Class Clerk
Carney, Mr. William John 31 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Lift Steward 251MB
Cartwright, Mr. James Edward 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward 320M
Casswill, Mr. Charles Southampton
Caton, Miss Annie 50 London, England Southampton Turkish Bath Stewardess 11
Caunt, Mr. William Ewart 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Grill Cook
Cave, Mr. Herbert 34 Belfast Saloon Steward 218MB
Cecil, Mr. Charles Thomas 20 Southampton Steward
Chapman, Mr. Joseph Charles 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Boots 9
Charman, Mr. John James 25 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward 185{?}MB[20]
Cheverton, Mr. William Frederick 27 Newport, Pembrokeshire, Wales Belfast 334I
Chitty, Mr. Archibald George 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Steward
Chitty, Mr. George Henry 52 Baker
Christmas, Mr. Herbert Harry 33 Assistant Saloon Steward
Coleman, Mr. Albert Edward 28 Saloon Steward
Colgan, Mr. Joseph 33 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Scullion 13
Collins, Mr. John 17 Belfast, Ireland B
Conway, Mr. Percy Walter 25 London, England Belfast Saloon Steward
Cook, Mr. Gilbert William 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton
Coombs, Mr. Charles Augustus 38 Cook
Corben, Mr. Ernest Theodore 27 Assistant Printer Steward
Cox, Mr. William Denton 29 Steward 300MB
Crafter, Mr. Frederick Horace 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward 15
Crawford, Mr. Alfred George 36 Belfast Bedroom Steward 8
Crisp, Mr. Albert Hector 35 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward
Crispin, Mr. William 32 Eastleigh, Hampshire, England Southampton Glory Hole Steward
Crosbie, Mr. John Borthwick 45 London, England Turkish Bath Attendant
Crow, Mr. George Frederick 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward 14
Crumplin, Mr. George Charles Chandler 35 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Bedroom Steward
Cullen, Mr. Charles James 45 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Bedroom Steward 11
Cunningham, Mr. Andrew Orr 35 4
Daniels, Mr. Sidney Edward 18 Southsea, Hampshire, England Southampton Steward B
Dashwood, Mr. William George 19 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward 83MB
Davies, Mr. Gordon Raleigh 33 Belfast Bedroom Steward
Davies, Mr. Robert J. 26 Saloon Steward 191MB
Davis, Mr. John James 27 Extra 2nd Baker 200MB
Dean, Mr. George Fox Hopkins 19 Southampton Assistant Saloon Steward 252MB
Deeble, Mr. Alfred Arnold 29 Belfast Saloon Steward 270MB
Derrett, Mr. Arthur Henry 26
Deslandes, Mr. Percival Stainer 36 Southampton 212MB
Dinenage, Mr. James Richard 47 Saloon Steward
Dodd, Mr. George Charles 44 Belfast Steward
Dolby, Mr. Joseph 36 Reception Room Steward
Donoghue, Mr. Florence Thomas 35 Bedroom Steward
Doughty, Mr. Walter Thomas 22 Southampton Saloon Steward
Dunford, Mr. William 41 Hospital Steward 71MB
Dyer, Mr. William Henry 31 Saloon Steward
Edbrooke, Mr. Francis Samuel Jacob 24 Steward
Ede, Mr. George Bulkeley 22
Edge, Mr. Frederick William 37 Deck Steward
Edwards, Mr. Charles Essex 38 Assistant Pantryman Steward
Egg, Mr. William Henry 34 London, England Steward
Ellis, Mr. John Bertram 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Assistant Vegetable Cook 2
Ennis, Mr. Walter 35 Southport, Lancashire, England Southampton Turkish Bath Attendant
Etches, Mr. Henry Samuel 41 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Bedroom Steward 5
Evans, Mr. George Richard 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward
Fairall, Mr. Henry Charles 38 Ryde, Isle of Wight, England
Farrenden, Mr. Ernest John 32 Emsworth, Hampshire, England Confectioner
Faulkner, Mr. William Stephen 37 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Bedroom Steward 11
Fellowes, Mr. Alfred James 29 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Boots 138MB
Feltham, Mr. George William 36 Southampton Vienna Baker
Finch, Mr. Henry Herman "Harry" 18 Steward
Fletcher, Mr. Peter William 26 Sholing, Hampshire, England Belfast Bugler Steward
Foley, Mr. William Cyril 26 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Steward 13
Ford, Mr. Ernest 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Steward
Ford, Mr. Francis 37 Bedroom Steward
Fox, Mr. William Thomas 27 Ealing, London, England Steward 214{?}MB[20]
Franklin, Mr. Alan Vincent 29 Southampton, Hampshire, England Saloon Steward 262MB
Freeman, Mr. Ernest Edward Samuel 43 Belfast Deck Steward 239MB
Geddes, Mr. Richard Charles 31 Southampton Bedroom Steward
Gibbons, Mr. Jacob William 36 Studland, Dorset, England Southampton Saloon Steward 11
Giles, Mr. John Robert 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Baker
Gill, Mr. Joseph Stanley 34 Belfast Bedroom Steward 49MB
Gill, Mr. Patrick 38 Southampton Ship's Cook
Gold, Mrs. Jane Kate (née Coulson) 42 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Stewardess 11
Gollop, Mr. Percival Salisbury 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Assistant Passage Cook
Goshawk, Mr. Arthur James 31 Belfast Third Saloon Steward
Gregson, Miss Mary Josephine 45 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Stewardess 16
Gunn, Mr. Joseph Alfred 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Assistant Saloon Steward 125{?}MB[20]
Guy, Mr. Elgar John 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Boots 5
Halford, Mr. Richard 22 Steward 15
Hall, Mr. Frank Alfred James 38 London, England Southampton Scullion
Hamblyn, Mr. Ernest William 41 Southampton, Hampshire, England Bedroom Steward
Hamilton, Mr. Ernest William 25 Belfast Assistant Smoke Room Steward
Harding, Mr. Alfred John 20 Swaythling, Hampshire, England Southampton Assistant Pantry Steward
Hardwick, Mr. Reginald 21 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Kitchen Porter 11
Hardy, Mr. John 37 Belfast Chief 2nd Class Steward D
Harris, Mr. Charles William 19 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward
Harris, Mr. Clifford Henry 16 Bell Boy
Harris, Mr. Edward Matthew 18 Winchester, Hampshire, England Assistant Pantryman Steward
Harrison, Mr. Aragõa Drummond 40 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward 9
Hart, Mr. John Edward 31 Third Class Steward 15
Hartnell, Mr. Frederick 21 Saloon Steward 11
Hatch, Mr. Hugh 22 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Scullion
Hawkesworth, Mr. James 38 Saloon Steward
Hawkesworth, Mr. William Walter 43 Deck Steward
Hayter, Mr. Arthur 44 Belfast Bedroom Steward 25MB
Heinen, Mr. Joseph Dominichus 30 Lewisham, London, England Southampton Saloon Steward
Hendy, Mr. Edward Martin 38 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast
Hensford, Mr. Herbert George Ernest 29 Southampton Butcher
Hewett, Mr. Thomas 37 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Belfast Bedroom Steward 168MB
Hill, Mr. Henry Parkinson 36 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Steward
Hill, Mr. James Colston 38 Belfast Bedroom Steward 152MB
Hinckley, Mr. George Herbert 35 Southampton Bath Steward 66MB
Hine, Mr. William Edward 36 Baker
Hiscock, Mr. Sydney George 22 Plate Steward
Hoare, Mr. Leonard James 21 Belfast Saloon Steward
Hogan, Mr. Albert John 19 Southampton Scullion
Hogg, Mr. Charles William 37 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Bedroom Steward
Hogue, Mr. E. 22 London, England Plate Steward
Holland, Mr. Thomas 28 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Belfast Reception Steward
Holloway, Mr. Sidney 20 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Clothes Presser 273MB
Hopkins, Mr. Frederick William 16 Plate Steward
House, Mr. William Charles 38 Belfast Saloon Steward
Howell, Mr. Arthur Albert 31 Itchen, Hampshire, England 319MB
Hughes, Mr. William Thomas 33 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Steward
Humby, Mr. Frederick 16 Plate Steward 237[?]MB
Humphreys, Mr. Humphrey 31 Assistant Saloon Steward
Hutchinson, Mr. James 29 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Vegetable Cook 250MB
Hyland, Mr. Leo James 19 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Steward 11
Ide, Mr. Harry John 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Bedroom Steward
Ingrouille, Mr. Henry 21 Steward
Ings, Mr. William Ernest 20 Scullion
Jackson, Mr. Cecil 29 Belfast Boots
Janaway, Mr. William Frank 35 Bedroom Steward
Jenner, Mr. Thomas Henry "Harry" 41 Saloon Steward
Jensen, Mr. Charles Valdemar 25 Southampton
Jessop, Miss Violet Constance 24 London, England Southampton Stewardess 16
Johnstone, Mr. James 41 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward 2
Jones, Mr. Albert Hugh Brabner 17 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward
Jones, Mr. Arthur Ernest 38 Woolston, Hampshire, England Plate Steward
Jones, Mr. Harry Owen Glendower 29 Alresford, Essex, England Roast Cook
Jones, Mr. Victor Reginald 20 Southampton, Hampshire, England Saloon Steward
Joughin, Mr. Charles John 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Chief Baker B
Keen, Mr. Percy Edward 28 Southampton Saloon Steward 15
Kelland, Mr. Thomas 21 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Second Class Library Steward
Kennell, Mr. Charles 30 Hebrew Cook
Kerley, Mr. William Thomas 28 Salisbury, Wiltshire, England Assistant Saloon Steward 335OT
Ketchley, Mr. Henry 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward
Kieran, Mr. James William 32 Southampton Chief 3rd Class Steward
Kieran, Mr. Edgar Michael 31 Storekeeper
King, Mr. Alfred John Moffett 18 Lift Steward 238MB
King, Mr. Ernest Waldron 28 Clones, Monaghan, Ireland Clerk 321M
Kingscote, Mr. William Ford 43 Southampton, Hampshire, England Saloon Steward
Kirkaldy, Mr. Thomas Benjmain 37 Bedroom Steward
Kitching, Mr. Arthur Alfred 30 Saloon Steward
Klein, Mr. Herbert 33 Second Class Barber
Knight, Mr. George 44 Woolston, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward 13
Knight, Mr. Leonard George 21 Bishopstoke, Hampshire, England Southampton Steward
Lacey, Mr. Bert William Salisbury, Wiltshire, England Assistant Saloon Steward 44{?}MB[25]
Lake, Mr. William 35 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward
Lane, Mr. Albert Edward 34 Woolston, Hampshire, England Southampton
Latimer, Mr. Andrew L. 55 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Belfast Chief First Class Steward
Lavington, Miss Elizabeth 39 Winchester, Hampshire, England Southampton Stewardess 11
Lawrance, Mr. Arthur 25 Rochford, Essex, England Belfast Saloon Steward 90MB
Leader, Mr. Archibald 22 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Confectioner
Leather, Mrs. Elizabeth Mary (née Edwards) 41 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Southampton Stewardess 16
Lee, Mr. Henry Reginald 29 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Scullion ?
Lefebvre, Mr. Paul Georges 35 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward 211v
Leonard, Mr. Matthew 26 Belfast, Ireland Belfast Steward
Levett, Mr. George Alfred 21 Southampton, Hampshire, England Assistant Pantryman
Lewis, Mr. Arthur Ernest Read 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Steward 15
Light, Mr. Charles Edward 23 Christchurch, Dorset, England Southampton Plate Steward
Littlejohn, Mr. Alexander James 40 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward 13
Lloyd, Mr. Humphrey 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward 57MB
Locke, Mr. Albert George 33 Southampton Scullion
Longmuir, Mr. John Dickson 19 Eastleigh, Hampshire, England Assistant Pantry Steward
Lovell, Mr. John 38 Southampton, Hampshire, England Grill Cook
Lucas, Mr. William Watson 34 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward A
Lydiatt, Mr. Charles 38 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward
Mabey, Mr. John Charles 23 Steward
Mackie, Mr. George William 34 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Bedroom Steward
Major, Mr. Thomas Edgar 35 Belfast Bath Steward
Mantle, Mr. Roland Frederick 36 Southampton Steward
Marks, Mr. James 26 Assistant Pantryman Steward
Marriott, Mr. John William 20 2MB
Marsden, Miss Evelyn 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Stewardess 16
Martin, Mrs. Annie Martin (née Woodland) 33 Portsmouth, Hampshire, England 11
Maynard, Mr. Isaac Hiram 31 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Entre Cook B
Maytum, Mr. Alfred 52 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Chief Butcher 141MB
McCarthy, Mr. Frederick James 36 Southampton Bedroom Steward
McCawley, Mr. Thomas W. Belfast Gymnasium Steward
McElroy, Mr. Hugh Walter 37 Southampton Purser 157MB
McGrady, Mr. James 27 Saloon Steward 330A
McKay, Mr. Charles Donald 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward 11
McLaren, Mrs. Hypatia (née Draco) 42 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Stewardess 5
McMicken, Mr. Arthur 23 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward 11
McMicken, Mr. Benjamin Tucker 21 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Second Pantry Steward
McMullin, Mr. John Richard 31 Saloon Steward
McMurray, Mr. William Ernest 43 Bedroom Steward
Mellor, Mr. Arthur 34 Southampton Saloon Steward
Middleton, Mr. Mark Victor 24 London, England
Mills, Mr. Christopher 51 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Butcher C
Mish'alānī, Mr. Ibrāhīm Mansūr (Abraham Mansoor Mishellany) 52 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Printer Steward
Moore, Mr. Alfred Ernest 39 Southampton Saloon Steward
Morgan (Bird), Mr. Charles Frederick 42 Birkenhead, Cheshire, England Assistant Storekeeper
Morris, Mr. Frank Herbert 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Bathroom Steward 14
Moss, Mr. William 34 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast First Saloon Steward
Müller, Mr. Ludwig 37 Southampton Third Class Interpreter Steward
Mullin, Mr. Thomas 20 Maxwelltown, Dumfries, Scotland Southampton Steward 323M
Neal, Mr. Harold Bentley 25 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Baker 13
Nicholls, Mr. Sidney 39 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward
Nichols, Mr. Arthur 34 Steward
Nichols, Mr. Walter Henry 35 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Steward 15
O'Connor, Mr. Thomas Peter 39 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Bedroom Steward
Olive, Mr. Ernest Roskelly 28 Southampton Clothes Presser Steward
Orpet, Mr. Walter Hayward 31 Saloon Steward
Orr, Mr. James 40 Assistant Vegetable Cook
Osbourne, Mr. William Edward 32 Belfast Saloon Steward
Owen, Mr. Lewis 49 Southampton Assistant Saloon Steward
Pacey, Mr. Reginald Ivan 17 Lift Steward
Paintin, Mr. James Arthur 29 Captain's Steward
Parsons, Mr. Edward 35 Chief Storekeeper
Parsons, Mr. Richard 18 Ashbrittle, Somerset, England Saloon Steward
Pearce, Mr. Alfred Ernest 24 Southampton, Hampshire, England Steward
Pearcey, Mr. Albert Victor 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Steward C
Pennal, Mr. Thomas Frederick Cohen 33 Shirley, Hampshire, Hampshire, England Southampton Bath Steward
Penny, Mr. William Far 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Assistant Saloon Steward
Penrose, Mr. John Poole 49 Belfast Bedroom Steward
Perkins, Mr. Laurence Alexander 22 Southampton Telephone Steward
Perren, Mr. William Charles 47 Boots Steward
Perriton, Mr. Hubert Prouse 31 Saloon Steward
Petty, Mr. Edwin Henry 25 Bedroom Steward 82MB
Pfropper, Mr. Richard Paul Jozef 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward 9
Phillimore, Mr. Harold Charles William 23 Belfast 14
Phillips, Mr. John George "Jack" 25 Godalming, Surrey, England Belfast Telegraphist
Platt, Mr. Wilfred George 18 Southampton, Hampshire, England Scullion
Pook, Mr. Percy Robert 34 Assistant Pantry
Port, Mr. Frank 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Steward 13
Porteus, Mr. Thomas Henry 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Butcher
Prentice, Mr. Frank Winnold 23 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Storekeeper 4
Prichard, Mrs. Alice Maud (née Friend) 33 Stewardess 11
Prideaux, Mr. John Arthur "Jack" 23 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Steward
Prior, Mr. Harold John 21 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Steward 11
Proctor, Mr. Charles 40 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Belfast Chef
Pryce, Mr. Charles William 22 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward
Pugh, Mr. Alfred 20 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Steward 14
Puzey, Mr. John Edward 35 Itchen, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward
Randall, Mr. Frank Henry 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton
Ransom, Mr. James 33 Bristol, Avon, England Belfast
Rattenbury, Mr. William Henry 36 Southampton, Hampshire, England Assistant Boots Steward
Ray, Mr. Frederick Dent 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward 13
Reed, Mr. Thomas Charles Prowse 43 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Bedroom Steward
Reeves, Mr. Frederick Vernon Hilton 20 Belfast Assistant Pantryman Steward 240{?}MBSee[20]
Revell, Mr. William 31 Saloon Steward
Rice, Mr. John Reginald 25 Crosby, Lancashire, England Southampton Clerk 64MB
Rice, Mr. Percy 19 Southampton, Hampshire, England Third Class Steward
Ricks, Mr. Cyril Gordon 23 Storekeeper 100MB
Ridout, Mr. Walter George 29 Saloon Steward
Rimmer, Mr. Gilbert 27
Roberton, Mr. George Edward 19 Assistant Saloon Steward 127MB
Roberts, Mr. Frank John 36 Farnborough, Hampshire, England Belfast Third Butcher 231MB
Roberts, Mr. Hugh H. 40 Bootle, Lancashire, England Southampton Bedroom Steward 93MB
Roberts, Mrs. Mary Kezziah (née Humphrys) 41 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward 16
Robinson, Mrs. Annie (née Franklin) 40 Stewardess 11
Robinson, Mr. James William 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward 151MB
Rogers, Mr. Edward James William 32 Assistant Storekeeper 282MB
Rogers, Mr. Michael Joseph 27 Winchester, Hampshire, England Saloon Steward
Ross, Mr. Horace Leopold 36 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Scullion 13
Rowe, Mr. Edward Maurice 31 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon 1st Class Steward
Rule, Mr. Samuel James 58 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Bathroom Steward 15
Russell, Mr. Boysie Richard 17 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward
Ryan, Mr. Thomas 27 Third Class Steward 264{?}MB[26]
Ryerson, Mr. William Edwy 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward 9
Samuel, Mr. Owen Wilmore 41 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward 217MB
Saunders, Mr. William Ernest 26
Savage, Mr. Charles James 23 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward 11
Scott, Mr. John 21 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Boots Steward
Scovell, Mr. Robert 42 Freemantle, Hampshire, England Saloon Steward
Sedunary, Mr. Sidney Francis 25 Southampton, Hampshire, England Third Class Steward 178MB
Seward, Mr. Wilfred Deable 25 London, England Belfast Second Class Chief Pantry Steward 3
Shaw, Mr. Henry 41 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Southampton Kitchen Porter
Shea, Mr. John 39 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward 11MB
Siebert, Mr. Sidney Conrad 29 Shirley, Hampshire, England Saloon Steward
Simmons, Mr. Andrew George James 31 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Scullion
Simmons, Mr. Frederick Charles 24 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward
Simmons, Mr. William Simon Catcott 37 Passage Cook
Sivier, Mr. William 23 London, England Third Class Steward
Skinner, Mr. Edward 41 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast First Class Saloon Steward
Slight, Mr. Harry John 35 Southampton Steward 21{?}MB[20]
Slight, Mr. William Henry James 36 Belfast Larder Cook
Sloan, Miss Mary Jane 45 Belfast, Northern Ireland Southampton Stewardess 12
Slocombe, Mrs Maude Louise (née Waldon) 30 London, England Turkish Bath Stewardess 11
Smillie, Mr. John Downing 38 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward 91MB
Smith, Mr. Charles Henry James 45 Southampton Saloon Steward 91MB
Smith, Mr. Charles Edwin 38 Second Class Bedroom Steward 329MM
Smith, Mr. James William 24 Assistant Baker
Smith, Miss Katherine Elizabeth 45 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Stewardess
Smith, Mr. Reginald George 33 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward (First Class)
Snape, Mrs Lucy Violet 22 Witley, Surrey, England Southampton Stewardess
Stagg, Mr. John Henry 38 Southampton, Hampshire, England Saloon Steward
Stap, Miss Sarah Agnes 47 Birkenhead, Cheshire, England Southampton Stewardess 11
Stebbings, Mr. Sydney Frederick 38 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Chief Boots Steward (First Class)
Stewart, Mr. John 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Verandah Steward 15
Stone, Mr. Edmund 26 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Bedroom Steward (First Class) 41MB[27]
Stone, Mr. Edward Thomas 30 Bedroom Steward (Second Class) 243MB[27]
Stroud, Mr. Edward Alfred Orlando 19 Saloon Steward (Second Class)
Stroud, Mr. Harry John 35 Saloon Steward
Strugnell, Mr. John Herbert 34 Belfast Saloon Steward (First Class)
Stubbings, Mr. Harry Robert 31 Southampton, Hampshire, England Cook (Second Class)
Swan, Mr. William 48 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Bedroom Steward (First Class)
Symonds, Mr. John Crane 44 Southampton, Hampshire, England Saloon Steward
Talbot, Mr. George Frederick Charles 27 Southampton Steward 150MB
Taylor, Mr. Bernard Cuthbert 22 Steward (Third Class)
Taylor, Mr. Leonard 19 Blackpool, England Turkish Bath Attendant
Taylor, Mr. William John 31 Southampton, Hampshire, England Saloon Steward (First Class) 36{?}MB[20]
Taylor, Mr. Leonard 19 Blackpool, England Turkish Bath Attendant
Terrill, Mr. Frank 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Assistant Saloon Steward
Teuton, Mr. Thomas Moore 32 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Saloon Steward 226MB
Thaler, Mr. Montague Donald 17 Croydon, London, England Steward (Third Class)
Theissinger, Mr. Alfred 46 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Bedroom Steward 11
Thomas, Mr. Benjamin James 30 Belfast Saloon Steward 15
Thomas, Mr. Albert Charles 23 Southampton Saloon Steward 15
Thompson, Mr. Herbert Henry 25 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Second Assistant Storekeeper
Thorley, Mr. William Gordon 41 Southampton Cook
Thorn, Mr. Harry 25 Assistant Ship's Cook
Toms, Mr. Fred 29 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward 15
Topp, Mr. Thomas 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton First Class Saloon Steward
Toshack, Mr. James Adamson 30 Saloon Steward (First Class)
Turner, Mr. George Frederick 30 London, England Stenographer
Turner, Mr. Leopold Olerenshaw[28] 28 Church Stretton, Shropshire, England Belfast Saloon Steward (First Class) 23MB
Veal, Mr. Thomas Henry Edom 38 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton
Wake, Mr. Percy 32 Asst. Baker
Wallis, Mrs. Catherine Jane (née Moore) 35 Second Class Matron
Walpole, Mr. James 48 Belfast Chief Pantryman
Walsh, Miss Catherine 42 Southampton Stewardess
Ward, Mr. Edward Byron 34 First Class Bedroom Steward
Ward, Mr. Percy Thomas 38 Hampshire, England
Ward, Mr. William 36 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton First Class Saloon Steward 9
Wareham, Mr. Robert Arthur 36 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton First Class Bedroom Steward 246MB
Warwick, Mr. Thomas 35 Hampshire, England
Watson, Mr. William Albert 14 Southampton, Hampshire, England Bell Boy
Weatherston, Mr. Thomas Herbert 24 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Belfast First Class Saloon Steward
Webb, Mr. Brook Holden 50 Southampton, Hampshire, England Smoke Room Steward (First Class)
Weikman, Mr. Augustus Henry 51 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton First Class Barber A
Welch, Mr. William Harold 21 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Cook
Wheat, Mr. Joseph Thomas 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Belfast Assistant Second Steward 11
Wheelton, Mr. Edenser Edward 28 Shirley, Hampshire, England Saloon Steward (First Class) 11
White, Mr. Arthur 37 Portsmouth, Hampshire, England Southampton Third Class Barber 247MB
White, Mr Edward Joseph 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Glory Hole Steward 272MB
White, Mr. Leonard Lisle Oliver 32 First Class Saloon Steward
Whiteley, Mr. Thomas Arthur 18 London, England Southampton First Class Saloon Steward B
Whitford, Mr. Alfred Henry 37 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Second Class Saloon Steward
Widgery, Mr. Isaac George 37 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Second Class Bath Steward 9
Williams, Mr. Arthur John 42 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Southampton Storekeeper (First Class)
Williams, Mr. Walter John 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Second Class Saloon Steward 13
Willis, Mr. William 59 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Steward (Third Class)
Willsher, Mr. William Aubrey 33 Butcher
Windebank, Mr. Alfred Edgar 39 Shirley, Hampshire, England Southampton Cook 13
Winser, Mr. Rowland 35 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Steward (Third Class)
Witter, Mr. James William Cheetham 31 Hampshire, England Southampton Second Class Smoking Room Steward 11
Wittman, Mr. Henry 34 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton First Class Bedroom Steward 315MB
Wood, Mr. James Thomas 40 London, England Second Class Saloon Steward
Wormald, Mr. Frederick William 36 Southampton, Hampshire, England First Class Saloon Steward 144MB
Wrapson, Mr. Frederick Bernard 19 Belfast Assistant Pantryman Steward
Wright, Mr. Frederick 24 London, England Southampton Squash Court Attendant
Wright, Mr. William 47 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Glory Hole Steward 13
Yearsley, Mr. Harry 40 First Class Saloon Steward 9

Restaurant

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The À La Carte Restaurant was located on B Deck, just below the fourth funnel. It was a private concession managed by A. P. Luigi Gatti, an Italian businessman who owned two other restaurants in London, as well as the À La Carte Restaurant on the RMS Olympic. The restaurant was open from 8:00 am to 11:00 pm and was open only to First Class passengers. The staff were not paid by the White Star Line, but by Mr. Gatti himself, who was on the Titanic for its maiden voyage. The restaurant was self-sufficient with its own cooks, waiters, cleanup crew, and other staff. Most of the employees were French or Italian nationals.

Of the entire staff of 69 people, only one male clerk and two female cashiers survived. Several Titanic survivors indicated that the restaurant employees were locked in their quarters by the stewards to prevent them from rushing the lifeboats.

Name Age Hometown Boarded Position Lifeboat Body
Allaria, Mr. Battista Antonio 30 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Asst. Waiter 221MB
Aspeslagh, Mr. Georges 26 London, England Asst. Plateman
Banfi, Mr. Ugo 24 Finsbury, London, England Waiter
Basilico, Mr. Giovanni 27 London, England
Bazzi, Mr. Narciso 33
Bernardi, Mr. Battista 22 Southampton, Hampshire, England Asst. Waiter 215MB
Bertoldo, Mr. Fioravante Giuseppe 23 Asst. Scullion[clarification needed] -
Beux, Mr. David 26 London, England
Bietrix, Mr. George Baptiste 28 Lambeth, London, England Cook
Blument, Mr. Jean Baptiste 26 Southampton, Hampshire, England Pantryman
Bochet, Mr. Pierre Giuseppe 43 London, England Waiter
Bolhuis, Mr. Hendrik "Hennie" 21 Southampton, Hampshire, England Larder Cook
Bowker, Miss Ruth 27 London, England Southampton Cashier 6
Casali, Mr. Giulio 27 Soho, London, England Southampton Waiter
Chaboisson, Mr. Adrien Finnin 25 London, England Roast Cook
Cornaire, Mr. Marcel Raymond André 19 Asst. Roast Cook
Coutin, Mr. Auguste Louis 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Entrée Cook
Crovella, Mr. Luigi 17 Asst. Waiter
De Marsico, Mr. Giovanni 20 Soho, London, England
Debreucq, Mr. Maurice Emile Victor 22 London, England 244MB
Desvernine, Mr. Louis Gabriel 20 Asst. Pastry Cook
Donati, Mr. Italo Francesco 17 Asst. Waiter 311M
Dornier, Mr. Louis Auguste 20 Southampton, Hampshire, England Asst. Fish Cook
Fey, Mr. Carlo 30 London, England Scullion
Gatti, Mr. Gaspare Antonio Pietro "Luigi" 37 Restaurant Manager 13M
Gilardino, Mr. Vincenzo Pio 31 London, England Waiter
Grosclaude, Mr. Gérald 24 London, England Waiter
Jaillet, Mr. Henri Marie 28 London, England Pastry Cook 277MB
Janin, Mr. Claude Marie 29 London, England Soup Cook
Jeffery, Mr. William Alfred 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England Controller
Jouannault, Mr. Georges Jules 24 Asst. Sauce Cook
Martin, Miss Margaret Edwina "Mabel" 20 London, England Southampton Cashier 6
Mattmann, Mr. Adolf 20 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Ice Man
Maugé, Mr. Paul Achille Maurice Germain 25 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Kitchen Clerk 13
Monteverdi, Mr. Giovanni 23 Southampton, Hampshire, England Southampton Cook
Monrós, Mr. Joan Xavier 20 Asst. Waiter 27MB
Nannini, Mr. Francesco Luigi 42 Head Waiter
Pachera, Mr. Jean Baptiste Stanislas 19 Southampton, Hampshire, England Asst. Larder Cook
Pedrini, Mr. Alessandro 21 Southampton, Hampshire, England Asst. Waiter 104MB
Peracchio, Mr. Alberto 20
Peracchio, Mr. Sebastiano 17
Perotti, Mr. Alfonso 20 London, England
Phillips, Mr. Walter John 35 Southampton, Hampshire, England Storekeeper
Piatti, Mr. Luigi 17 London, England Asst. Waiter
Piazza, Mr. Pompeo 30 Waiter 266MB
Poggi, Mr. Emilio 28 Southampton, Hampshire, England 301MB
Price, Mr. Ernest 17 London, England Barman 186MB
Ratti, Mr. Enrico 21 Waiter
Ricaldone, Mr. Rinaldo Renato 22 Asst. Waiter
Rigozzi, Mr. Abele 115MB
Rotta, Mr. Angelo Mario 23 Waiter
Rousseau, Mr. Pierre 49 Chef
Saccaggi, Mr. Giovanni Giuseppe Emilio 24 Asst. Waiter
Salussolia, Mr. Giovanni 25 Glass Man
Sartori, Mr. Lazar 24 Asst. Glass Man
Scavino, Mr. Candido 42 Carver
Sesia, Mr. Giacomo 24 Waiter
Testoni, Mr. Ercole 23 Asst. Glass Man
Tietz, Mr. Karl 27 Southampton, Hampshire, England Kitchen Porter
Turvey, Mr. Charles 16 London, England Page Boy
Urbini, Mr. Roberto 22 Waiter
Valvassori, Mr. Ettore Luigi 35
Vicat, Mr. Alphonse Jean Eugene 21 Cook
Villvarlange, Mr. Pierre Léon Gabriel 19 Paris, France Asst. Soup Cook
Vine, Mr. H. 18 London, England Asst. Controller
Vioni, Mr. Roberto 31 Waiter
Voegelin-Dubach, Mr. Johannes 35 Coffee Maker
Zanetti, Mr. Minio 20 Asst. Waiter
Zarracchi, Mr. L. 26 Southampton, Hampshire, England Wine Butler

Postal clerks

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The Titanic's five postal clerks—two British, three American—were charged with the supervision and processing of all incoming and outgoing mail on board the ship. On the night of the disaster, the five postal clerks were celebrating Oscar Woody's 41st birthday. After the ship hit the iceberg, Jago Smith was sent to report to Captain Smith on the mailroom's conditions, confirming the knowledge that the ship was sinking.[29] The five clerks set themselves to the task of attempting to save the 200 registered mail sacks by hauling them to the upper decks, with little thought of their own safety. All five mail clerks died; only March and Woody's bodies were recovered.[30]

Name Age Hometown Boarded Body
Gwinn, Mr. William Logan 37 New York City, US Southampton
March, Mr. John Starr 50 Newark, New Jersey, US 225MB
Smith, Mr. John Richard "Jago" 35 Truro, England
Williamson, Mr. James Bertram 35 Dublin, Ireland
Woody, Mr. Oscar Scott 41 Clifton, Virginia, US 167MB

Guarantee group

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Though the nine-member guarantee group were given passenger accommodation, they were also regarded as members of the crew. Headed by the ship's designer, Thomas Andrews, the group's responsibility was to accompany the ship on her maiden voyage to oversee any unfinished work or find and fix any problems that might arise during the voyage.[31] The entire group died; none of their bodies were recovered.

Name Age Class Hometown Boarded Position
Andrews, Mr. Thomas 39 First Belfast, Ireland Belfast Shipbuilder
Campbell, Mr. William Henry 21 Second Joiner
Chisholm, Mr. Roderick Robert Crispin 40 First Draughtsman
Cunningham, Mr. Alfred Fleming 21 Second Fitter
Frost, Mr. Anthony Wood "Artie" 37
Knight, Mr. Robert J. 39
Parkes, Mr. Francis "Frank" 21 Plumber
Parr, Mr. William Henry Marsh 29 First Electrician
Watson, Mr. Ennis Hastings 18 Second Electrician's Apprentice

Orchestra

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The ship's eight-member orchestra was not on the White Star Line's payroll but was contracted to White Star by the Liverpool firm of C.W. & F.N. Black, which at that time placed musicians on almost all British liners.[32] The musicians boarded at Southampton and traveled as second-class passengers. Until the night of the sinking, the orchestra performed as two separate entities: a quintet led by violinist and official bandleader Wallace Hartley, that played at teatime, after-dinner concerts, and Sunday services, among other occasions; and a violin, cello, and piano trio comprising Roger Bricoux, George Krins, and Theodore Brailey, that played at the À La Carte Restaurant and the Café Parisien.[32][5] None of the orchestra members survived.

Name Age Hometown Position Body
Brailey, Theodore Ronald 24 London, England Pianist
Bricoux, Roger Marie 20 Cosne-sur-Loire, France Cellist
Clarke, John Frederick Preston 30 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Bassist 202MB
Hartley, Wallace Henry 33 Colne, Lancashire, England Bandmaster, violinist 224MB
Hume, John Law 21 Dumfries, Scotland Violinist 193MB
Krins, Georges Alexandre 23 London, England
Taylor, Percy Cornelius 32 Cellist
Woodward, John Wesley 32 Oxford, England

First surviving crew members to die

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These following entries within a 5 year period from the time of sinking are found under "First survivors to die after the disaster" on Encyclopedia Titanica.

Name Position Date of birth Date of death Age at time of disaster Age at time of death Additional notes
Lookout 19 May 1870 6 August 1913 41 years, 332 days 43 years, 79 days Reginald Lee died of pneumonia less than 2 years after the sinking, making him the first surviving crew member to perish.[33]
Annie Robinson
Stewardess 27 February 1865 9 October 1914 47 years, 48 days 49 years, 224 days Robinson possibly died from suicide by drowning. Complications from the disaster may have included PTSD (See obituary.)[34]
Samuel J. Rule
First Class Bathroom Steward
1854
15 April 1915 57 years, 106 days 57 or 58 years 60 years, 105 days 60 or 61 years Rule allegedly suffered after the disaster from an unknown mental illness.[35] His exact date of birth (by month and day) is unknown.
Frederick W. Scott
Greaser 26 November 1883 28 September 1915 28 years, 141 days 31 years, 306 days Scott later died as a crew member aboard the paddle steamer S.S. La Marguerite from a boiler explosion.[36]
James A. Avery
Trimmer 3 September 1891 17 December 1915 20 years, 225 days 24 years, 105 days Avery died from a stroke.[37]
Wilfred C. Foley
Third Class Steward 9 May 1890 3 April 1916 21 years, 342 days 25 years, 330 days Foley died from tuberculosis.[38]
George Combes
Fireman 7 September 1877 13 August 1916 34 years, 221 days 38 years, 341 days Combes died from tuberculosis.[39]

Last surviving crew members to die

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Name Position Date of birth Date of death Age at time of disaster Age at time of death Additional notes
Fourth Officer 23 March 1884 25 April 1967 28 years, 23 days 83 years, 33 days Last living of Titanic's surviving officers.[40]
George T. Rowe
Quartermaster 20 March 1881 14 February 1974 31 years, 26 days 92 years, 331 days Last surviving Quartermaster.[41]
Leo James Hyland
Third Class Steward 6 March 1893 14 June 1974 19 years, 40 days 81 years, 100 days Hyland later provided research that was used for the 1958 film: A Night to Remember.[42]
Mabel Kate Bennett
Stewardess 22 September 1878 22 September 1974 33 years, 206 days 96 years, 0 days Last surviving female crew member.[43]
Saloon Steward 20 June 1879 15 January 1977 32 years, 300 days 97 years, 209 days Ray was the longest lived member of the surviving crew.[44]
Storekeeper 17 February 1889 19 May 1982 23 years, 58 days 93 years, 91 days Shortly after impact, Prentice went up to the promenade deck to survey the scene and "saw the forward well deck covered in ice".[45]
Sidney E. Daniels
Third Class Steward 19 November 1893 25 May 1983 18 years, 148 days 89 years, 187 days Last living steward and crew member.[46]

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Titanic Crew List". Encyclopedia Titanica. Retrieved 31 July 2007.
  2. ^ Lord, Walter (1976). A Night to Remember. London: Penguin Books. p. 197. ISBN 978-0-14-004757-8.
  3. ^ "Passenger List and Survivors of Steamship Titanic". United States Senate Inquiry. 30 July 1912. Archived from the original on 26 March 2012. Retrieved 15 July 2011.
  4. ^ "Titanic Crew List". Encyclopedia Titanica. Retrieved 1 December 2011.
  5. ^ a b "Titanic's Band or Orchestra". Titanic-titanic.com. Retrieved 6 July 2011.
  6. ^ "The Demographics of Titanic Passengers". Ithaca.edu. Retrieved 6 July 2011.
  7. ^ "Ship Information Database". Archived from the original on 5 July 2012. Retrieved 9 June 2012.
  8. ^ "RMS Titanic: List of Bodies and Disposition of Same". Nova Scotia Archives and Records Management. Archived from the original on 12 October 2013. Retrieved 3 March 2008.
  9. ^ Scarth, Dr. Alan (30 March 2010). Titanic and Liverpool (First ed.). Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. ISBN 978-1846312229.
  10. ^ a b Lord, Walter (1986). The Night Lives On. ISBN 9780688049393. [page needed]
  11. ^ a b Lord 1976, p. [page needed]
  12. ^ Able Bodied Seaman Lyons survived the sinking and managed to swim to lifeboat 4. He was pulled aboard but soon lost consciousness. He was transferred to the Carpathia, where he died around midnight on 16 April and was buried at sea, at 4 am later that morning.
  13. ^ "William Francis Norman O'Loughlin". Encyclopedia Titanica. February 2002. Retrieved 15 June 2022.
  14. ^ "John Edward Simpson". Encyclopedia Titanica. 28 October 2000. Retrieved 15 June 2022.
  15. ^ "TIP | British Wreck Commissioner's Inquiry | Day 3 | Testimony of Frederick Barrett (Leading Fireman, SS Titanic)". www.titanicinquiry.org. Retrieved 8 September 2024.
  16. ^ "Titanic Engineers' Heroic Sacrifice". rmstitanichotel.co.uk. Archived from the original on 28 May 2019. Retrieved 12 August 2014.
  17. ^ "Titanic Ship • Titanic Facts". Titanic Facts. 4 June 2018. Retrieved 13 May 2020.
  18. ^ a b c Lee W. Merideth (2002). Titanic Names: A Complete List of the Passengers and Crew. Rocklin Press.
  19. ^ "Headstone restoration completed". The Cumberland News. 11 April 2014.
  20. ^ a b c d e f g Identifying Stewards by Senan Molony – Titanic Research
  21. ^ Dawson, who signed his name J. Dawson on the crew register, rose to fame with the release of the 1997 film, Titanic. The movie's main character is a fictional steerage passenger named Jack Dawson. Director James Cameron and others from the production crew went to pay respects to the grave of Dawson and other Titanic victims in Nova Scotia, and other fans of the film have visited the site and left flowers at the grave, believing the man buried there to be Jack Dawson.
  22. ^ "Lost and Saved". Archived from the original on 16 March 2012. Retrieved 5 November 2008.
  23. ^ George Ingram (Titanic Crew: Trimmer) : Titanic Victim
  24. ^ Victim No. 26 an Identity Encyclopedia Titanic
  25. ^ "Crew Research". Archived from the original on 30 March 2012. Retrieved 4 June 2009.
  26. ^ Thomas Ryan (Titanic Crew: Steward) : Titanic Victim
  27. ^ a b "Crew Research". Archived from the original on 2 March 2012. Retrieved 2 November 2008.
  28. ^ "The Titanic Disaster – A Church Stretton Victim". Wellington Journal and Shrewsbury News. 18 May 1912. Full name as given in newspaper report, which describes him as Second Steward and only Shropshire person known lost. He had transferred from the Olympic to Titanic just prior to voyage. Church Stretton was family home town.
  29. ^ "John Richard Jago Smith". National Postal Museum. Archived from the original on 9 September 2018. Retrieved 4 March 2008.
  30. ^ "Postal Aboard the RMS Titanic". National Postal Museum. Archived from the original on 9 September 2018. Retrieved 4 March 2008.
  31. ^ "Harland and Wolff Guarantee Group". Titanic-Titanic.com. Archived from the original on 21 June 2018. Retrieved 31 July 2007.
  32. ^ a b Turner, Steve (2011). The Band That Played On: The Extraordinary Story of the 8 Musicians Who Went Down with the Titanic. Thomas Nelson. ISBN 9781595552198.
  33. ^ "Mr Reginald Robinson Lee". Encyclopedia Titanica. 6 January 2004. Retrieved 19 July 2007.
  34. ^ "Mrs Annie Robinson". Encyclopedia Titanica. 16 December 2005. Retrieved 15 September 2007.
  35. ^ "Samuel J. Rule". Encyclopedia Titanica. 15 June 2010. Retrieved 27 June 2023.
  36. ^ "Frederick W. Scott". Encyclopedia Titanica. Retrieved 27 June 2023.
  37. ^ "James Albert Avery". Encyclopedia Titanica. 15 April 2017. Retrieved 27 June 2023.
  38. ^ "Wilfred Cyril Foley". Encyclopedia Titanica. Retrieved 27 June 2023.
  39. ^ "George Combes". Encyclopedia Titanica. Retrieved 27 June 2023.
  40. ^ "Joseph Groves Boxhall". Encyclopedia Titanica. Retrieved 27 June 2023.
  41. ^ "George Thomas Rowe". Encyclopedia Titanica. 6 June 2002. Retrieved 27 June 2023.
  42. ^ "Leo James Hyland". Encyclopedia Titanica. 21 November 1998. Retrieved 27 June 2023.
  43. ^ "Mabel Kate Bennett". Encyclopedia Titanica. 8 August 2011. Retrieved 27 June 2023.
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  46. ^ "Sidney Edward Daniels". Encyclopedia Titanica. 22 May 2019. Retrieved 27 June 2023.
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