Actress Gibson D
Affairs Morley, Phillips, Rosenbaum
Alcohol Dillon, Joughin, Williams
Anglo-Boer War Carr, Smith E
Aristocracy Duff-Gordon, Rothes
Ashes scattered over site Becker R, Boxhall J, Goldsmith F
Australia/ns Brown E, Lightoller, Marsden
Auto accidents Bishop, Hocking, Smith EJ, Spedden
Aviator Marechel
Babies Aks, Allison, Caldwell, Cleaver, Dean, Jessop, Troutt
Band See Musicians
Bibliophile Widener H
Black passenger Laroche
Born Xmas Day Head, Rothes
Born 15 April Nicola-Yarred, Reeves
Born later See Pregnant
Boxers D Bowen, L Williams
Britannic survivor Jessop
Brooklyn Bridge Roebling
Canadians Hays, Molson, Peuchen
Captain’s Steward Paintin
Cavalryman Smith C
Centenarians Brown E, Newell, Troutt
Chief Baker Joughin
Chief Steward Latimer
Christmas See Born Xmas Day
Con-men Brereton
Congress Smith L
Cowboy formerly Lightoller
Criticism of crew Anderson K, Brown M, Turja
Diamond – Real! Porter
Died 15 Apr later See Survivors died 15 April.
Died later See Order of Dying
Divorces Astor, Bishop, Carter W
Doctors Bateman, Brewe, Frauenthal, Mrs
Leader, Minahan,
Moraweck, O’Loughlin, Simpson
Diabetes Kelly, F
Dogs Astor (Airedale), Bishop, Carter W(Airedale), Gee,
Harper H (Pekinese), Hays (Pomeranian), Isham (Great
Dane), Rothschild (Pomeranian), Williams R
Dogs saved (3) Harper, Hays, Rothschild
Draughtsman Chisholm
Dressed to die Giglio, Guggenheim
Benjamin Guggenheim (Wikipedia).
Dressed as women Buckley
Earthquake Stephenson
Egyptian statuette Brown M
Engineers Bell, Farquharson
False names Brereton (Bradley), Duff-Gordon, Gibson D,
Homer (Haven), Lind(Lindgrey), Morley (Marshall),
Navratil (Hoffman), Rosenbaum (Russell),
Rosenshine (Thorne), Rosenshine, Wennerström
Fault, whose? Lord
Fighter pilot Froelicher
Finns Panula, Turja
First on Carpathia Allen
First Class women died Allison, Evans, Isham, Strous.
First conceived later Baclini
First survivor to die Maria Nackid
Forebodings of disaster See Premonitions
Freemasons Bateman, Harris, Molson
French Chaudanson, Chevre, Laroche, Malachard, Marechal, Omont,
Spencer
Gamblers Brereton, Homer, Yates
Gestapo Gibson D
Guarantee group Andrews, Chisholm, Parr
Guests aboard Titanic Hays
Gymnasium instructor McCawley
Hair turned grey Lindell
Honeymooners See Newlyweds
Icebergs Harper H, Robinson, Woody
Ice warnings told to Ismay, Capt Smith, M Thayer, E Ryerson
Imprisoned later Gibson, Hichens
Injured during escape Behr, Bride, Stengel, Mulvihill
Italian Resistance Gibson D
Japanese Hosono
Jewish Cohen, Guggenheim, Harris, Jacobsohn, Moor, Rosenbaum,
Rothschild, Straus
July 4 Harder, D, Quick W
Kidnapped Aks, Navratil, Sutehall
King See Royalty
Largest Titanic memorial Phillips
Last American survivor Asplund L, Drew, M.
Last survivors (per Encyclopedia Titanica):
2009 Millvina Dean 97
2007 Barbara West 96
2006 Lilian Ashford 100
2002 Winnifred Quick 98
2001 Michel Navratil 93
1998 Eleanor Johnson 88
1998 Louise Laroche 88
1997 Edith Hart 92
1995 Beatrice Sandstrom 85
1990 Ruth Becker 91
Last person to travel on the Olympic and Titanic Drew, M.
Last to get on Carpathia Lightoller
Last male survivor Drew, M.
Latest living Dean M, West B
Lesbian Fortune M
Lifeboat designer Chisholm
Lifeboats, near collision Lifeboats 13 and 15 while being lowered.
Lifeboats, least number Lifeboat 1 with 12 aboard. See Duff-Gordon.
Lifeboats, occupants See ‘Useful Resources’.
Lincoln, Abe Isham
Locking gates or doors Chaudanson, Williams, Murphy, Turja
Longest living survivors M Davis 104, M Newell 103
Lookouts Fleet, Hogg, Lee, Rowe, Symons
Lost See Statistics.
Love on the Titanic Maioni, Tucker
Macy’s part-owner Straus
Masons See Freemasons
Mayors Head
Medals Brown M, Browne, Carr, Lightoller, Pears, Pitman, Rostron,
Smith EJ, Williams R
Memorials Belfast City Hall grounds, Godalming – south of Guildford,
Surrey (Phillips Memorial), Halifax, Lichfield – north 0f
Birmingham (Statue of Captain Smith),
Titanic Engineers' Memorial in Southampton (Encyclopedia Titanica).
Liverpool (Titanic Tradesmen),
New York (Titanic Memorial Park, Titanic Memorial Lighthouse, Strous Memorial, Stead memorial),
Southampton (Titanic Engineers’ Memorial, Titanic Stewards’ Memorial, Dock Gates),
Boston (Harvard’s Harry Elkins Widener Memorial library).
Washington (Titanic Womens’ Memorial, Titanic Memorial).
Mental illness Frauenthal
Message in bottle Burke, Hegarty
Metallurgist Julian
Millionaires Astor, Carter W, Guggenheim, Hays, Molson, Rothschild,
Straus, Widener
Ministers Bateman, Byles, Carter, Funk, Harper, Kirkland, Peruschitz
Mistresses Aubart, Thorne, Molson
Missionaries Funk
Money Boat Lifeboat 1, Duff-Gordon.
Motor car aboard Carter W
Movies Gibson, Marvin
Museums Canada: Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Halifax.
Museums England: Southampton Maritime Museum.
Museums Ireland: Belfast.
Museums South Africa: Knysna Titanic Room.
Museums USA: Titanic Museum, Indian Orchards, Mass; Maritime Museum, Fall River, Mass; Mariner’s Mueum, Newport News, Virginia; Titanic Memorial Lighthouse, New York, NY.
Music teacher Young
Musicians Brailey (Piano), Bricoux (Cello), Clarke (Bass), Hartley
(Bandmaster and violinist), Hume (Violin), Krins
(Violin), Taylor (Piano), Woodard (Cello), See Band
Names See False Names
Named after Titanic Aks
Nazi sympathisers Gibson, P
Newlyweds Astor, Bishop, Frauenthal, Greenfield, Harder, Marvin,
McNamee, Penasco, Smith L, Snyders, Yasbeck
Nine/Eleven Bird, Daniel
Nuns Hegarty, Kelly A
Nurses Endres
Officers of the Titanic
Some officers: 1st Officer Murdoch, Chief Officer Wilde, Unidentified officer, and Captain Smith (Google - MaritimeQuest).
Captain/Master Edward J Smith
Chief Officer Henry Wilde
1st Officer William Murdoch
2nd “ Charles Lightoller
3rd “ Herbert Pitman
4th “ Joseph Boxhall
5th “ Harold Lowe
6th “ James Moody
6th Officer James Moody (Wikipedia).
Officers of the Titanic who survived
Surviving officers: 5th Officer Lowe, 2nd Officer Lightoller, 3rd Officer Pitman (seated) and 4th Officer Boxhall (Google - Marinequest).
Olympics Duff-Gordon, Williams RN, Froelicher
Only woman to survive in sea Abbott
Orphans of the Titanic Navratil
Overheard Ismay Lines
Photographer Browne
Photographs Harper , Lily Odell, Ryerson
Pipers Daly, Farrell
Politicians Head
Postmaster Woody, See Postal staff
Predictions See Premonitions
Pregnant Astor, Bishop, Laroche, Morley, Paintin, West
Premonitions Bucknell, Evans, Frauenthal I, Gracie, Hart,
Hocking, Jessie, McDermott, Robertson,
Rosenbaum, Sowden, Stead, Ward, Daly
President’s aide Butt
Prime Minister’s son Asquith
Publishers Harper
Pursers McElroy, Baker
Quartermasters Hichens, Oliver, Perkins, Wynn
Racing cars Pears
Radio operators See Telegraphists
Recovered items Candee, Kent, Porter, Sutehall
Restaurant manager Gatti
Returned to the ship West
Rockets Boxhall, Rowe
Roosevelt Butt, Young
Rough Rider Butt
Royalty Julian, Robinson
Salvation Army Abbott, Nye, Sowden
Scott of the Antarctic Smith EJ
Sculptor Chevré
Secretaries Francatelli, Harrison
Saved 705 of a possible 1,178 places in lifeboats. See Statistics.
Shipbuilder Andrews
Shipowner Ismay
Shipwrecks – previous Harper H, Lightoller, Molson, Robinson
Shipwrecks – later Jessop, Lightoller, Roberts, Rosenbaum
Shootings aboard Daly, Murdoch
Singers Aubart, Wright
Soap dynasty Pears
South Africa/n Brown E, Jacobsohn, Julian. See ‘My E-book’ section.
Sports Instructor Wright
Statistics Total Saved Lost % Saved
First Class 329 199 130 60
Second Class 285 119 166 42
Third Class 610 174 536 25
Crew 898 213 685 24
Total 2 122 705 1 517 33
Stewards/esses Caton, Jessop, Leather, Marsden, Robinson, Sloan
Stowaways Rowe
Suicides later Brereton, Dodge, Fleet, Frauenthal H, Quick P, Robinson, Rush
Sunk later See Shipwrecks later.
Survivors marrying Behr/Newsom, Daniel/Smith M
Survivors died on 15/4 Selma Asplund, Meier Moor, Bertha Moran., Murphy
Swam and rescued Daniel, Henning
Swedish Lindeberg, Lindell, Lindstrom, Wennerström
Swiss Sagesser, Simonius-Blumer
Tallest Titanic headstone McCrae
Teddy Bear Spedden
Telegraphists Bride, Phillips
Tennis players Behr, Williams R
Titanic breaking in half Anderson K, Froelicher, Thayer
Titanic (Hiking) Trail See ‘Enquiries’ re Bushman Valley.
Torpedoed later Roberts
Toys Rosenbaum, Spedden
Unknown child Panula, Goodwin S
Unknown passengers Hall, O’Doherty
Victoria Cross Pears
Violins Krins, Newell, Hartley, Hume
Wealthiest person aboard Astor worth $87 million (18m pounds stg)
Websites www.titanichistoricalsociety.org/index.asp
Wives who refused to leave Allison, Rev Carter, Strous
Wireless operators See Telegraphists
World War I Asquith, Bishop, Bride, Brown M, Browne, Buckley,
Lightoller, Pears, Rosenbaum, Williams
World War II Boxhall, Gibson, Jessop, Lightoller, Navratil, Thayer
Women’s clothes! Carter W, Duff-Gordon, Sloper
Writers Candee, Futrelle, Gracie, Rosenbaum, Spedden, Stead,
Tucker
Youngest survivor Dean E Millvina (7 weeks)
Card players on 14 July evening
Butt, Carter W, Moore, Widener H.
Gibson, Seward, Sloper, Another
Frolicher, Simonius, Staehelin
Family Maid/Nanny/Secretary/etc
Allison Alice Cleaver Nanny
Astor Victor Robbins Manservant
Astor Rosalie Bidois Maid
Astor Caroline Endres Nurse
Aubart Emma Sagesser Maid
Duff-Gordon Laura Francatelli Secretary
Guggenheim Victor Giglio Valet
Guggenheim Rene Pernot Chauffeur
Ismay William Harrison Secretary
Rothes, Countess Roberta Maioni Maid
Ryerson Victorina Chaudanson Maid
Spedden Elizabeth Burns Nursemaid
Straus Ellen Bird Maid
Straus John Farthing Manservant
Carpathia Committee
Behr, M Brown, Frauenthal, Harder, Seward (Chairman), Spedden, Bjornstrom-Steffanson
Ladies ‘protected’ by Col Gracie
The three sisters (nee Lamson) who returned from a fourth sister’s funeral in England:
Mrs JM (Caroline) Brown, 59
Mrs RC (Malvina) Cornell, 55
Mrs ED (Charlotte) Appleton, 53
And the unaccompanied Edith Evans, 36.
Later Surnames
Blanchard Becker, Ruth 12
Haisman Brown, Edith 15
Mackenzie Troutt, Edwina
Order of dying after rescue
Age Date died Class
Maria Nackid 2 30.7.1912 3
Eugenie Baclini 3 30.8.1912 3
Archibald Gracie 53 4.12.1912 1
Marie Spencer 46 20.10.1913 1
Maximilian Frolicher 62 22.11.1913 1
Kornelia Andrews 64 4.12.1913 1
Elizabeth Hocking 56 15.4.1914 2
Charles Stengel 56 19.4.1914 1
Our Coterie (Writers’ circle)
Helen Candee, Edward Kent, Edward Colley, James Clinch Smith, Mauritz Bjorn-Steffanson, Col Archibald Gracie, Hugh Woolner, etc.
Postal Staff
Oscar Woody (Postmaster) – Virginia, USA
William Gwinn – USA
John Marsh – USA
John ‘Jago’ Smith – Cornwall, England
James Williamson – Dublin, Ireland
Dining parties on 14 April
Andrews, Dr O’Loughlin
Allisons, Molsen, Peuchen
Gracie, Smith C, Kent E
Widener’s party for Captain Smith (9)
Major Archibald Butt
Mr & Mrs William Carter
Clarence Moore
Captain Edward Smith
Mr & Mrs John Thayer
Mr & Mrs George Widener
Band/Orchestra/Musicians
Roger Bricoux Cellist Lille, France
Fred Clarke Bass Liverpool
Wallace Hartley Violinist Dewsbury (Bandmaster)
Jock Hume Violinist Dumfries, Scotland
George Krins Violist London
Jack Woodward Cellist Oxon
Theodore Brailey Pianist London
Percy Taylor Pianist London