Crew of the Titanic explained

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

See also: Lifeboats of the Titanic. 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.

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

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

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] 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. 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 28F, and a 20mph 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				253^MB
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		170^MB
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^[11]	25	Southampton, Hampshire, England	Southampton	Able Seaman	4
Matherson, Mr. David	33					192^MB
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^[12]	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^[13]	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		123^MB
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

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 6 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 in No 6 Boiler inspecting the coal bunker and confirming the fire was out 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.

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.^[14] 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.^[15] Each fireman was assigned one boiler and three furnaces. Of the Titanics 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 120F, 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 28F weather.^[16]
• 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.^[16] 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.^[16]
• 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

• A memorial to the 244 engineers, firemen, trimmers, and greasers who lost their lives during the sinking of the Titanic is located in the ship's port of registry, Liverpool. It is named the Memorial to the Engine Room Heroes of the Titanic.
• A memorial to the Titanic Engineers in Southampton, from where many of the crew members came.
• The Chief Engineer, Joseph Bell (who was born in Farlam), has a headstone at Farlam, near Brampton, Cumbria, in the graveyard of St Thomas a Becket Church.^[17]

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					145^MB
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		267^MB
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				77^MB
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		111^MB
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
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^[18]	23	Dublin, Ireland		Trimmer		227^MB
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			317^M
Ervine, Mr. Albert George	18	Belfast, Ireland	Belfast	Assistant Electrician
Evans, Mr. William Thomas	33	Southampton, Hampshire, England	Southampton	Trimmer		31^MB
Farquharson, Mr. William Edward	39	Belfast, Ireland,		Senior 2nd Engineer
Fay, Mr. Thomas Joseph	30	Southampton, Hampshire, England		Greaser
Ferrary, Mr. Anton	33			Trimmer		308^M^[19]
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		276^MB
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		204^MB^[20]
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		73^MB
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					268^MB
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		117^MB
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		183^MB
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		302^MB
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		280^MB
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		86^MB
Rutter, Mr. Sidney Frank	27			Fireman/Stoker
Sangster, Mr. Charles Edward	30
Saunders, Mr. F.	22
Saunders, Mr. Walter Ernest	30					184^MB
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		195^MB
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		316^M
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					59^MB
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					158^MB
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		163^MB
Worthman, Mr. William Henry	37			Fireman/Stoker
Wyeth, Mr. James Robert	26
Young, Mr. Francis James	30

Victualling

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		205^MB
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					146^MB
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		34^MB
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		161^MB
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		159^MB
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		26^MB[21]
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		235^MB
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		274^MB
Bond, Mr. William John	40	Southampton, Hampshire, England	Belfast	First Class Bedroom Steward
Boothby, Mr. Walter Thomas	36		Southampton	Second Class Bedroom Steward		107^MB
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		290^MB
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		10^MB
Butterworth, Mr. John "Jack"	23					116^MB
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		251^MB
Cartwright, Mr. James Edward	32	Southampton, Hampshire, England	Belfast	Saloon Steward		320^M
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		218^MB
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[22]
Cheverton, Mr. William Frederick	27	Newport, Pembrokeshire, Wales	Belfast			334^I
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		300^MB
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		83^MB
Davies, Mr. Gordon Raleigh	33		Belfast	Bedroom Steward
Davies, Mr. Robert J.	26			Saloon Steward		191^MB
Davis, Mr. John James	27			Extra 2nd Baker		200^MB
Dean, Mr. George Fox Hopkins	19		Southampton	Assistant Saloon Steward		252^MB
Deeble, Mr. Alfred Arnold	29		Belfast	Saloon Steward		270^MB
Derrett, Mr. Arthur Henry	26
Deslandes, Mr. Percival Stainer	36		Southampton			212^MB
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		71^MB
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		138^MB
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
Franklin, Mr. Alan Vincent	29	Southampton, Hampshire, England		Saloon Steward		262^MB
Freeman, Mr. Ernest Edward Samuel	43		Belfast	Deck Steward		239^MB
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		49^MB
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
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		25^MB
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		168^MB
Hill, Mr. Henry Parkinson	36	Southampton, Hampshire, England	Southampton	Steward
Hill, Mr. James Colston	38		Belfast	Bedroom Steward		152^MB
Hinckley, Mr. George Herbert	35		Southampton	Bath Steward		66^MB
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		273^MB
Hopkins, Mr. Frederick William	16			Plate Steward
House, Mr. William Charles	38		Belfast	Saloon Steward
Howell, Mr. Arthur Albert	31	Itchen, Hampshire, England				319^MB
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		250^MB
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		335^OT
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		238^MB
King, Mr. Ernest Waldron	28	Clones, Monaghan, Ireland		Clerk		321^M
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[23]
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		90^MB
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		211^v
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		57^MB
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					2^MB
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		141^MB
McCarthy, Mr. Frederick James	36		Southampton	Bedroom Steward
McCawley, Mr. Thomas W.			Belfast	Gymnasium Steward
McElroy, Mr. Hugh Walter	37		Southampton	Purser		157^MB
McGrady, Mr. James	27			Saloon Steward		330^A
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		323^M
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		82^MB
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
Revell, Mr. William	31			Saloon Steward
Rice, Mr. John Reginald	25	Crosby, Lancashire, England	Southampton	Clerk		64^MB
Rice, Mr. Percy	19	Southampton, Hampshire, England		Third Class Steward
Ricks, Mr. Cyril Gordon	23			Storekeeper		100^MB
Ridout, Mr. Walter George	29			Saloon Steward
Rimmer, Mr. Gilbert	27
Roberton, Mr. George Edward	19			Assistant Saloon Steward		127^MB
Roberts, Mr. Frank John	36	Farnborough, Hampshire, England	Belfast	Third Butcher		231^MB
Roberts, Mr. Hugh H.	40	Bootle, Lancashire, England	Southampton	Bedroom Steward		93^MB
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		151^MB
Rogers, Mr. Edward James William	32			Assistant Storekeeper		282^MB
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^[24]
Ryerson, Mr. William Edwy	32	Southampton, Hampshire, England	Southampton	Saloon Steward	9
Samuel, Mr. Owen Wilmore	41	Southampton, Hampshire, England	Southampton	Saloon Steward		217^MB
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		178^MB
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		11^MB
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
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		91^MB
Smith, Mr. Charles Henry James	45		Southampton	Saloon Steward		91^MB
Smith, Mr. Charles Edwin	38			Second Class Bedroom Steward		329^MM
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)		41^MB[25]
Stone, Mr. Edward Thomas	30			Bedroom Steward (Second Class)		243^MB
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		150^MB
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
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		226^MB
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^[26]	28	Church Stretton, Shropshire, England	Belfast	Saloon Steward (First Class)		23^MB
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		246^MB
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		247^MB
White, Mr Edward Joseph	27	Southampton, Hampshire, England		Glory Hole Steward		272^MB
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		315^MB
Wood, Mr. James Thomas	40	London, England		Second Class Saloon Steward
Wormald, Mr. Frederick William	36	Southampton, Hampshire, England		First Class Saloon Steward		144^MB
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

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		221^MB
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		215^MB
Bertoldo, Mr. Fioravante Giuseppe	23	Asst. Scullion					-
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				244^MB
Desvernine, Mr. Louis Gabriel	20			Asst. Pastry Cook
Donati, Mr. Italo Francesco	17			Asst. Waiter		311^M
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		13^M
Gilardino, Mr. Vincenzo Pio	31	London, England		Waiter
Grosclaude, Mr. Gérald	24	London, England		Waiter
Jaillet, Mr. Henri Marie	28	London, England		Pastry Cook		277^MB
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		27^MB
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		104^MB
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		266^MB
Poggi, Mr. Emilio	28	Southampton, Hampshire, England				301^MB
Price, Mr. Ernest	17	London, England		Barman		186^MB
Ratti, Mr. Enrico	21			Waiter
Ricaldone, Mr. Rinaldo Renato	22			Asst. Waiter
Rigozzi, Mr. Abele						115^MB
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

The Titanic 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.^[27] 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.^[28]

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

Guarantee group

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.^[29] 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

See main article: Musicians of the RMS Titanic. 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.^[30] 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.^[30] 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	202^MB
Hartley, Wallace Henry	33	Colne, Lancashire, England	Bandmaster, violinist	224^MB
Hume, John Law	21	Dumfries, Scotland	Violinist	193^MB
Krins, Georges Alexandre	23	London, England
Taylor, Percy Cornelius	32		Cellist
Woodward, John Wesley	32	Oxford, England

First surviving crew members to die

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.

width=100px	Name	width=100px	Position	width=50px	Date of birth	width=50px	Date of death	width=95px	Age at time of disaster	width=95px	Age at time of death	Additional notes
	Lookout					Reginald Lee died of pneumonia less than 2 years after the sinking, making him the first surviving crew member to perish.^[31]
	Stewardess					Robinson possibly died from suicide by drowning. Complications from the disaster may have included PTSD (See obituary.)^[32]
	First Class Bathroom Steward			57 or 58 years	60 or 61 years	Rule allegedly suffered after the disaster from an unknown mental illness.^[33] His exact date of birth (by month and day) is unknown.
	Greaser					Scott later died as a crew member aboard the paddle steamer S.S. La Marguerite from a boiler explosion.^[34]
	Trimmer					Avery died from a stroke.^[35]
	Third Class Steward					Foley died from tuberculosis.^[36]
	Fireman					Combes died from tuberculosis.^[37]

Last surviving crew members to die

See also: List of last survivors of historical events.

--These entries are found under "Last survivors to die after the disaster" on Encyclopedia Titanica-->
width=100px	Name	width=100px	Position	width=50px	Date of birth	width=50px	Date of death	width=95px	Age at time of disaster	width=95px	Age at time of death	Additional notes
	Fourth Officer					Last living of Titanic's surviving officers.^[38]
	Quartermaster					Last surviving Quartermaster.^[39]
	Third Class Steward					Hyland later provided research that was used for the 1958 film: A Night to Remember.^[40]
	Stewardess					Last surviving female crew member.^[41]
	Saloon Steward					Ray was the longest lived member of the surviving crew.^[42]
	Storekeeper					Shortly after impact, Prentice went up to the promenade deck to survey the scene and "saw the forward well deck covered in ice".^[43]
	Third Class Steward					Last living steward and crew member.^[44]

See also

• Passengers of the Titanic
• Seafarer's professions and ranks

External links

• The Titanic Engineers, by Dr. Denis Griffiths
• History of the Titanic
• Titanic stewardesses at Millbay Docks, Plymouth England after their return on the SS Lapland(*in PDF with zoom for explosion of photos for easier viewing)
• Titanic: From Boiler Room 5 to Lifeboat 13 (Kevin E. Phillips)

Notes and References

1. Web site: Titanic Crew List. Encyclopedia Titanica. 31 July 2007.
2. Book: Lord, Walter. Walter Lord. 1976. A Night to Remember. London. Penguin Books. 978-0-14-004757-8. 197.
3. Web site: Passenger List and Survivors of Steamship Titanic . 30 July 1912 . United States Senate Inquiry . 15 July 2011 . https://web.archive.org/web/20120326032948/http://www.titanicinquiry.org/BOTApp/BOTApp01.php . 26 March 2012 . dead .
4. Web site: Titanic Crew List. Encyclopedia Titanica. 1 December 2011.
5. Web site: Titanics Band or Orchestra. Titanic-titanic.com. 6 July 2011.
6. Web site: The Demographics of Titanic Passengers . Ithaca.edu . 6 July 2011.
7. Web site: Ship Information Database . 2012-06-09 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20120705114236/http://www.pro.rcip-chin.gc.ca/bd-dl/nav-ship-eng.jsp . 5 July 2012 .
8. Web site: RMS Titanic: List of Bodies and Disposition of Same. Nova Scotia Archives and Records Management. 3 March 2008. 12 October 2013. https://web.archive.org/web/20131012183142/http://www.gov.ns.ca/nsarm/cap/titanic/. dead.
9. Book: Scarth, Dr. Alan. Titanic and Liverpool. 978-1846312229. Liverpool University Press. First. 30 March 2010. Liverpool.
10. Book: Lord, Walter. Walter Lord. The Night Lives On. registration. 1986. 9780688049393 .
11. 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.
12. Web site: William Francis Norman O'Loughlin . Encyclopedia Titanica . February 2002 . 2022-06-15.
13. Web site: John Edward Simpson . Encyclopedia Titanica . 28 October 2000 . 2022-06-15.
14. Web site: Titanic Engineers' Heroic Sacrifice . 12 August 2014 . rmstitanichotel.co.uk . 28 May 2019 . https://web.archive.org/web/20190528094738/https://rmstitanichotel.co.uk/history/titanic-engineers-heroic-sacrifice/ . dead .
15. Web site: Titanic Ship • Titanic Facts. Titanic Facts. 4 June 2018 . en-GB. 2020-05-13.
16. Book: Lee W. Merideth . Titanic Names: A Complete List of the Passengers and Crew . Rocklin Press . 2002.
17. News: Headstone restoration completed. The Cumberland News. 11 April 2014.
18. 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.
19. Web site: Lost and Saved . 5 November 2008 . https://web.archive.org/web/20120316020147/http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/discus/messages/5667/6369.html?991991012 . 16 March 2012 . dead .
20. http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/titanic-victim/charles-ingram.html# George Ingram (Titanic Crew: Trimmer) : Titanic Victim
21. https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/victim-no-26-an-identity.html Victim No. 26 an Identity Encyclopedia Titanic
22. http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/identifying-stewards.html Identifying Stewards by Senan Molony – Titanic Research
23. Web site: Crew Research . 4 June 2009 . https://web.archive.org/web/20120330180120/http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/discus/messages/5914/149764.html?1243951250 . 30 March 2012 . dead .
24. http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/titanic-biography/tom-ryan.html Thomas Ryan (Titanic Crew: Steward) : Titanic Victim
25. Web site: Crew Research . 2 November 2008 . https://web.archive.org/web/20120302094209/http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/discus/messages/5914/134327.html?1225624876 . 2 March 2012 . dead .
26. News: 18 May 1912. The Titanic Disaster – A Church Stretton Victim. Wellington Journal and Shrewsbury News. 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.
27. Web site: John Richard Jago Smith. National Postal Museum. 4 March 2008. https://web.archive.org/web/20180909150355/https://postalmuseum.si.edu/titanic/smith.html. 9 September 2018. dead.
28. Web site: Postal Aboard the RMS Titanic. National Postal Museum. 4 March 2008. https://web.archive.org/web/20180909112659/https://postalmuseum.si.edu/titanic/. 9 September 2018. dead.
29. Web site: Harland and Wolff Guarantee Group. Titanic-Titanic.com. 31 July 2007. https://web.archive.org/web/20180621150627/http://www.titanic-titanic.com/titanic_guarantee_group.shtml. 21 June 2018. dead.
30. Book: The Band That Played On: The Extraordinary Story of the 8 Musicians Who Went Down with the Titanic. Turner, Steve. 2011. Thomas Nelson. 9781595552198. registration.
31. Web site: Mr Reginald Robinson Lee. 6 January 2004 . Encyclopedia Titanica. 19 July 2007.
32. Web site: Mrs Annie Robinson. 16 December 2005 . Encyclopedia Titanica. 15 September 2007.
33. Web site: Samuel J. Rule. 15 June 2010 . Encyclopedia Titanica. June 27, 2023.
34. Web site: Frederick W. Scott. Encyclopedia Titanica. June 27, 2023.
35. Web site: James Albert Avery. 15 April 2017 . Encyclopedia Titanica. June 27, 2023.
36. Web site: Wilfred Cyril Foley. Encyclopedia Titanica. June 27, 2023.
37. Web site: George Combes. Encyclopedia Titanica. June 27, 2023.
38. Web site: Joseph Groves Boxhall. Encyclopedia Titanica. June 27, 2023.
39. Web site: George Thomas Rowe. 6 June 2002 . Encyclopedia Titanica. June 27, 2023.
40. Web site: Leo James Hyland. 21 November 1998 . Encyclopedia Titanica. June 27, 2023.
41. Web site: Mabel Kate Bennett. 8 August 2011 . Encyclopedia Titanica. June 27, 2023.
42. Web site: Frederick Dent Ray. 15 November 2005 . Encyclopedia Titanica. June 27, 2023.
43. Web site: Frank Winnold Prentice. 20 October 2001 . Encyclopedia Titanica. June 27, 2023.
44. Web site: Sidney Edward Daniels. 22 May 2019 . Encyclopedia Titanica. June 27, 2023.