Passengers of the Titanic

List of the passengers of RMS Titanic

The RMS Titanic departing Southampton, on 10 April 1912 ; five days later, after colliding with an iceberg, it sank in the North Atlantic Ocean

A total of 2,208 people sailed on the maiden voyage of the RMS Titanic, the second of the White Star Line's Olympic-class ocean liners, from Southampton, England, to New York City.[1] Partway through the voyage, the ship struck an iceberg and sank in the early morning of 15 April 1912, resulting in the deaths of 1,501 passengers and crew.[2][3]

The ship's passengers were divided into three separate classes determined by the price of their ticket: those travelling in first class—most of them the wealthiest passengers on board—including prominent members of the upper class, businessmen, politicians, high-ranking military personnel, industrialists, bankers, entertainers, socialites, and professional athletes. Second-class passengers were predominantly middle-class travellers and included professors, authors, clergymen, and tourists. Third-class or steerage passengers were primarily immigrants moving to the United States and Canada.[4]

## First class

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Georgette Madill, first-class passenger

The Titanic's first-class list was a "who's who" of the prominent upper class in 1912. A single-person berth in first class cost between £30 (equivalent to £3,800 in 2023) and £870 (equivalent to £109,000 in 2023) for a parlour suite and small private promenade deck.[5][6] First-class passengers enjoyed a number of amenities, including a gymnasium, a squash court, a saltwater swimming pool, electric and Victorian-style Turkish baths, a barbershop, kennels for first-class dogs, elevators, and both open and enclosed promenades.[7] First-class passengers also traveled accompanied by personal staff—valets, maids, nurses and governesses for the children, chauffeurs, and cooks.[8]

American socialite Margaret Brown

Many members of the British aristocracy made the trip: The Countess of Rothes, wife of the 19th Earl of Rothes, embarked at Southampton with her parents, Thomas and Clementina Dyer-Edwardes, and cousin Gladys Cherry. Colonel Archibald Gracie IV, a real estate investor and member of the wealthy Scottish-American Gracie family, embarked at Southampton. The Cavendishes of London were among other prominent British couples on board, as well. Lord Pirrie, chairman of Harland and Wolff, intended to travel aboard the Titanic, but illness prevented him from joining the ill-fated voyage; however, White Star Line's managing director J. Bruce Ismay and the ship's Harland and Wolff designer, Thomas Andrews, were both on board to oversee the ship's progress on her maiden voyage.[9]

Some of the most prominent members of the American social elite made the trip: 47-year-old real estate builder, businessman, and multimillionaire Colonel John Jacob Astor IV and his 18-year-old pregnant wife Madeleine were returning to the United States for their child's birth. Astor was the wealthiest passenger aboard the ship and one of the richest men in the world; his great-grandfather John Jacob Astor was the first multi-millionaire in North America. Among others were industrialist magnate and millionaire Benjamin Guggenheim; Macy's department store owner, and former member of the United States House of Representatives Isidor Straus, and his wife Ida; George Dennick Wick, founder and president of Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company; millionaire streetcar magnate George Dunton Widener; John B. Thayer, vice president of Pennsylvania Railroad, and his wife, Marian; Charles Hays, president of Canada's Grand Trunk Railway; William Ernest Carter and his wife, American socialite Lucile Carter; millionaire, philanthropist and women's rights activist Margaret Brown; tennis star and banker Karl Behr; famous American silent film actress Dorothy Gibson; prominent Buffalo architect Edward Austin Kent; and President William Howard Taft's military aide, Major Archibald Butt, who was returning to resume his duties after a six-week trip to Europe. Swedish first class passenger and businessman Mauritz Håkan Björnström-Steffansson owned the most highly valued single object on board: a masterpiece of French neoclassical painting entitled La Circassienne au Bain, for which he would later claim US$100,000 in compensation (equivalent to US$3.2 million in 2024).[10]

Milton S. Hershey, founder of Hershey's chocolate,[11] made plans to sail aboard the ship's maiden voyage, but cancelled his booking before the ship set sail.[12] J. P. Morgan was also reported to have been planning to make the voyage but changed his plans at the last-minute.[13]

## Middle class

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The Titanic' instrumental musicians, led by Wallace Hartley, were employed as crew, but given second-class accommodations.

Second-class passengers were leisure tourists, academics, members of the clergy, and middle-class British and American families. The ship's musicians travelled in second-class accommodations; they were not counted as members of the crew, but were employed by an agency under contract to the White Star Line. The average ticket price for an adult second-class passenger was £13 (equivalent to £1,600 in 2023).[14] and for many of these passengers, their travel experience on the Titanic was akin to travelling first class on smaller liners. Second-class passengers had their own library and the men had access to a private smoking room. Second-class children could read the children's books provided in the library or play deck quoits and shuffleboard on the second-class promenade.[7] Twelve-year-old Ruth Becker passed the time by pushing her two-year-old brother Richard around the enclosed promenade in a stroller provided by the White Star Line.[15]

Michel (right) and Edmond Navratil, the "Titanic Orphans"

Two Roman Catholic priests on board, Father Thomas Byles and Father Joseph Peruschitz, celebrated mass every day for second- and third-class passengers during the voyage. Father Byles gave his homilies in English, Irish, and French and Father Peruschitz gave his in German and Hungarian.[16][17] Father Byles reportedly perished in the sinking, performing blessings and last rites for those trapped.[18]

On the ship, a Lithuanian priest, Father Juozas Montvila, also perished during the sinking.[19]

Rev. John Harper, a well-known Baptist pastor from Scotland, was travelling to the United States with his daughter and sister to preach at the Moody Church in Chicago.[20]

Schoolteacher Lawrence Beesley, a science master at Dulwich College, spent much of his time aboard the ship in the library. Two months after the sinking, he wrote and published The Loss of the SS Titanic, the first eyewitness account of the disaster.[21]

The Laroche family, father Joseph and daughters Simone and Louise, were the only known passengers of black ancestry on board the ship. They, along with Joseph's pregnant wife Juliette, were travelling to Joseph's native island of Haiti. Joseph hoped that a move from their former home in Paris back to Haiti, where his uncle Cincinnatus Leconte was president, would take his family away from racial discrimination.[22]

Another French family travelling in second class was the Navratils, travelling under the assumed name Hoffman. Michel Navratil, a Slovak-born French tailor, had kidnapped his two young sons, Michel Jr. and Edmond from his estranged wife, assumed the name Charles Hoffman,[23] and boarded the ship in Southampton, intent on taking his children to the United States. Michel Sr. died in the sinking and photographs of the boys were circulated throughout the world in the hopes that their mother or another relative could identify the French toddlers, who became known as the "Titanic Orphans". [24] After arriving in New York, the children were cared for by Titanic survivor Margaret Hays until their mother, Marcelle Navratil travelled from Nice, France, to claim them.[25] The last living second-class survivor was Barbara West; she was 10 months old at the time of sinking and died in 2007 at the age of 96.[26]

## Third class

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A typical third-class cabin

The third-class passengers or steerage passengers left hoping to start new lives in the United States and Canada. Third-class passengers paid £7 (equivalent to £900 in 2023) for their ticket, depending on their place of origin; ticket prices often included the price of rail travel to the three departure ports. Tickets for children cost £3 (equivalent to £400 in 2023).[6]

Third-class passengers were a diverse group of nationalities and ethnic groups. In addition to large numbers of British, Irish, and Scandinavian immigrants, other passengers were from Central and Eastern Europe, the Levant (Greater Syria), and Hong Kong.[27] Some travelled alone or in small family groups. Several groups of mothers were travelling alone with their young children, including the Lefebvres, the Pålssons, and the Panulas. Most were going to join their husbands, who had already gone to America to find jobs, and having saved enough money, could now send for their families.[8]

The Goodwins and five of their six children: William, Frederick, Charles, Harold, Lillian, Augusta, and Jessie The youngest Goodwin, Sidney

Among the larger third-class families were John and Annie Sage, who were immigrating to Jacksonville, Florida, with their 9 children, ranging in age from 4 to 20 years; Anders and Alfrida Andersson of Sweden and their five children, who were travelling to Canada along with Alfrida's younger sister Anna, husband Ernst, and baby Gilbert; and Frederick and Augusta Goodwin, who were moving with their six children to his new job at a power plant in New York. In 2007, scientists using DNA analysis identified the body of a small, fair-haired toddler, one of the first victims to be recovered by the CS Mackay Bennett, as Frederick and Augusta's youngest child, 19-month-old Sidney.[28] The Sages, Anderssons and Goodwins all perished in the sinking.

The youngest passenger on board the ship, 2-month-old Millvina Dean, who with her parents Bertram Sr. and Eva Dean and older brother Bertram, was emigrating from England to Kansas, died in 2009. She was the last survivor of the Titanic disaster to die.[29]

Bertram and Millvina Dean Frank Goldsmith Jr. with his parents and younger brother, Bertie, around 1907

To compete with rival shipping company Cunard, the White Star Line offered their steerage passengers modest luxuries, in the hopes that emigrants would write to relatives back home and encourage them to travel on White Star Line ships. Third-class passengers had their own dining facilities, with chairs instead of benches, and meals prepared by the third-class kitchen staff. On other liners, the steerage-passengers would have been expected to bring their own food.[30] Rather than dormitory-style sleeping areas, third-class passengers had their own cabins. The single men and women were separated, women in the stern in two to six berth cabins, men in the bow in up to 10 berth cabins, often shared with strangers. Each stateroom was fitted with wood panelling and beds with mattresses, blankets, pillows, electric lights, heat, and a washbasin with running water, except for the bow cabins, which did not have a private washbasin. Two public bathtubs were also provided, one for the men, the other for women.[31]

Passengers gathered in the third-class common room, where they could play chess or cards, or walk along the poop deck. Third-class children played in the common room or explored the ship. Nine-year-old Frank Goldsmith recalled peering into the engine room and climbing up the baggage cranes on the poop deck.[32]

Ship's regulations were designed to keep third-class passengers confined to their area of the ship. The Titanic was fitted with grilles to prevent the classes from mingling and these gates were normally kept closed, although the stewards could open them in the event of an emergency. In the rush following the collision, the stewards, occupied with waking up sleeping passengers and leading groups of women and children to the boat deck, did not have time to open all the gates, leaving many of the confused third-class passengers stuck below decks.[33]

## Ticket-holders who did not sail

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Numerous notable and prominent people of the era, who held tickets for the westbound passage or were guests of those who held tickets, did not sail. Others were waiting in New York to board for the passage back to Plymouth, England, on the second leg of Titanic's maiden voyage. Many of the unused tickets that survived, whether they were for the westbound passage or the return eastbound passage, have become quite valuable as Titanic-related artifacts. Those who held tickets for a passage, but did not actually sail, include Theodore Dreiser, Henry Clay Frick, Milton S. Hershey, Guglielmo Marconi, John Pierpont Morgan, John Mott, George Washington Vanderbilt II, and Edgar Selwyn.[34][35] Jon Conway's 2022 play "Laurel and Chaplin: Before They Were Famous" (later retitled "Laurel and Chaplin: The Feud") claims that both Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel requested to travel on the Titanic for their 1912 tour of North America but their boss, theatre impresario Fred Karno refused as ticket prices were too high.

## Passengers by ethnicity

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### Black passengers

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The Laroche family, father Joseph Philippe Lemercier Laroche and daughters Simone and Louise, were the only known passengers of Black ancestry on board the ship. They, along with Joseph's pregnant wife Juliette, were travelling to Joseph's native island of Haiti. Joseph hoped that a move from their former home in Paris back to Haiti, where his uncle Cincinnatus Leconte was president, would take his family away from racial discrimination.

### Bulgarian passengers

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According to official data from Lloyd's insurance company, 38 of the passengers aboard the Titanic, were Bulgarians. There are assumptions that the number of Bulgarian citizens exceeds 50.[36]

Near the town of Troyan, there is a cenotaph monument to the 8 inhabitants of the village of Gumoshtnik who died, whose names were probably not on the list of the insurance company. The estimated number of surviving Bulgarians is 15, with many remaining in the United States. In memory of the Bulgarians who died on the Titanic from the village of Terziysko – Minko Angelov and Hristo Danchev – a folk song was created.[36]

### Chinese passengers

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Eight passengers are listed on the passenger list with a home country of China, from the hometown of Hong Kong, with a destination of New York. Six of these men survived the disaster.[37][38] At the time of their rescue, they were not permitted to enter the United States due to the Chinese Exclusion Act.[39] One of the Chinese survivors, Fang Lang (21 June 1894 – 21 January 1986; alias Fong Wing Sun), was one of the four passengers whom Fifth Officer Harold Lowe rescued from the ocean after returning in Lifeboat 14 to search for any survivors still stranded in the sea.[40] Fang eventually settled in the US, and fellow survivor Lee Bing moved to Canada, settling in Galt, Ontario.[37] The stories of the Chinese survivors, which were forgotten for over a century, were presented in a 2021 documentary film, The Six, after researchers worked to piece together their whereabouts and lives after the sinking.[41][42] A book complementing the documentary was published in 2025.[43]

### Croatian passengers

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The number of Croatian passengers was 37, while only three of them were saved. They are, Mara Osman Banski from Vagovina near Čazma, Ivan Jalševac from Topolovac near Sisak, and Nikola Lulić from Konjsko Brdo near Perušić, all in Croatia-Slavonia, part of the Lands of the Crown of Saint Stephen of the Hungary, Austria-Hungary.[44]

### Jewish passengers

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There were at least 69 known Jewish passengers aboard the Titanic, though the number is likely to be much higher. Of those 69 confirmed, 39 perished in the sinking. At least two crew members were also Jewish: barber Herbert Klein and "Hebrew cook" Charles Kennel; neither survived the sinking.[45] It is known that the White Star Line provided a kosher menu for Jewish passengers and also provided utensils marked in both English and Hebrew.[46]

Jewish passengers were in every class and represented a variety of nationalities, including Poland, England, the United States and the Russian Empire. Notable Jewish passengers include Eva Hart and her parents Esther and Benjamin in second class; Ida and Isidor Straus, founder of Macy's store and his wife; Benjamin Guggenheim, one of the richest men in the world at the time; and journalist Edith Rosenbaum. Most Jewish passengers, however, were in the third class, the majority of whom were immigrating to the United States.[47][48]

### Ottoman passengers

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There were more than 80 passengers from the Ottoman Empire, including Turkish, Armenian and Levantine backgrounds.[49][50][51] At the time, many carried identification from the Ottoman Empire that stated they were from the region of Syria,[note 1] which included Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria.[8]

According to Bakhos Assaf, mayor of Hardine, Lebanon, 93 passengers originated from what is today Lebanon, with 20 of them from Hardine, the highest number of any Lebanese location. Of the Hardine passengers, 11 adult men died, while eight women and children and one adult man survived.[52] Kamal Seikaly, an individual quoted in an article from the Lebanese publication The Daily Star, stated that according to a 16 May 1912, issue of the Al-Khawater magazine stored in the American University of Beirut, of the 125 Lebanese aboard, 23 survived. The magazine states that 10 people from Kfar Meshki died on the Titanic.[53] According to author Judith Geller, "officially [there] were 154 Syrians on board the Titanic and 29 were saved: four men, five children, and 20 women".[54][8]

In 1997, Ray Hanania, a Palestinian American journalist, watched the Titanic (1997) film and noticed some background characters saying yalla, meaning "hurry" in Arabic. This prompted him to research the issue and he discovered that Arab passengers were on board.[54] In 1998, he wrote a column about the Arabs on the Titanic, "Titanic: We Share the Pain But Not the Glory." According to Hanania's analysis, 79 Arab passengers were on board the ship, though the task to "identify precisely" which passengers were Arab is difficult.[54] Hanania stated that many were Christians because church sponsorship made getting passage easier for Christians as opposed to Muslims, and Christians were more likely to emigrate due to persecution by the Ottoman regime.[54] An in-depth study was made by Leila Salloum Elias about the lives of Syrian, as well as Armenian passengers aboard the ship, using volumes of research taken from Arabic newspapers contemporary to the sinking to clarify the names and circumstances of many Syrian passengers. The total number of Syrian passengers, according to Syrian survivors was between 145 and 165, of these, only one couple who boarded as second-class passengers. Salloum's passenger count is based on the contemporary sources of the sinking in which names are clarified and given based on their true and authentic Arabic names, families and village, town or city of origin.[55]

### Portuguese passengers

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Four Portuguese passengers traveled and all died aboard the Titanic: José Joaquim de Brito, a second-class passenger who boarded in Southampton with the ticket 244360 bought for 13£ from São Clemente, Loulé, Portugal, who lived and worked at the London agency of the banking firm Pinto Leite & Nephews, with offices in Manchester, Liverpool and London, and married to Mariana Teresa do Carmo (who died in the day before his 41st birthday), and three Madeiran farmers, Domingos Fernandes Coelho, from Funchal (aged 20), José Neto Jardim, from Calheta (aged 21), and Manuel Gonçalves Estanislau, from Calheta (aged 37), who were in third-class. Their bodies, if recovered, were never identified.[56][57]

## Survivors and victims

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Main articles: Sinking of the Titanic and Lifeboats of the Titanic

On the night of 14 April 1912, around 11:40 pm, while the Titanic was sailing about 400 mi (640 km) south of the Grand Banks of Newfoundland, the ship struck an iceberg and began to sink. Shortly before midnight, Captain Edward Smith ordered the ship's lifeboats to be readied and a distress call was sent out. The closest ship to respond was Cunard Line's Carpathia 58 mi (93 km) away, which would arrive in an estimated 4 hours—too late to rescue all of Titanic's passengers. Forty-five minutes after the ship hit the iceberg, Captain Smith ordered the lifeboats to be loaded and lowered under the orders women and children first.[58]

Newspaper features often focused on the fates of prominent individuals. Titanic lifeboat D, taken from the Carpathia Titanic survivors on board Carpathia

The first lifeboat launched was Lifeboat 7 on the starboard side with 24 people on board out of a capacity of 65. It was lowered around 12:45 am as believed by the British Inquiry.[59] Collapsible Boat D was the last lifeboat to be launched, at 1:55. Two more lifeboats, Collapsible Boats A and B, were in the process of being removed from their location on the roof of the officer's house, but could not be properly launched. Collapsible B floated away from the ship upside down, while Collapsible A became half-filled with water after the supports for its canvas sides were broken in the fall from the roof of the officers' quarters.[59] Arguments occurred in some of the lifeboats about going back to pick up people in the water, but many survivors were afraid of being swamped by people trying to climb into the lifeboat or being pulled down by the suction from the sinking Titanic, though it turned out that very little suction had happened.[60] At 2:20 am, Titanic herself sank.[61] A small number of passengers and crew were able to make their way to the two unlaunched collapsible boats, surviving for several hours (some still clinging to the overturned Collapsible B) until they were rescued by Fifth Officer Harold Lowe.[62]

Carpathia arriving at Pier 54 with Titanic survivors

At 4:10 am, Carpathia arrived at the site of the sinking and began rescuing survivors. By 8:30 am, she picked up the last lifeboat with survivors and left the area at 08:50[63] bound for Pier 54 in New York City. Of the 712 passengers and crew rescued by the Carpathia, six, including first-class passenger William F. Hoyt, either died in a lifeboat during the night or on board the Carpathia the next morning, and were buried at sea.[64]

In the days following the sinking, several ships sailed to the disaster area to recover victims' bodies. The White Star Line chartered the cable ship Mackay-Bennett from Halifax, Nova Scotia, to retrieve bodies. Three other ships followed in the search: the cable ship Minia, the lighthouse supply ship Montmagny, and the sealing vessel Algerine. Each ship left with embalming supplies, undertakers, and clergy. Upon recovery, each body retrieved by the Mackay-Bennett was numbered and given as detailed a description as possible to help aid in identification. The physical appearance of each body—height, weight, age, hair and eye colour, visible birthmarks, scars or tattoos, was catalogued and any personal effects on the bodies were gathered and placed in small canvas bags corresponding to their number.[65]

CS Mackay-Bennett, the first ship to arrive at the Titanic wreck site in search for bodies

The ship found such a large number of bodies – 306 – that the embalming supplies aboard were quickly exhausted. Health regulations permitted that only embalmed bodies could be returned to port.[66] Captain Larnder of the Mackay-Bennett and the undertakers aboard decided to preserve all bodies of first-class passengers because of the need to visually identify wealthy men to resolve any disputes over large estates. As a result, the majority of the 116 burials at sea were third-class passengers and crew (only 56 were identified). Larnder himself claimed that as a mariner, he would expect to be buried at sea.[67] However, complaints about the burials at sea were made by families and undertakers. Later ships such as Minia found fewer bodies, requiring fewer embalming supplies, and were able to limit burials at sea to bodies that were too damaged to preserve.[citation needed]

190 bodies recovered were preserved and taken to Halifax, Nova Scotia, the closest city to the sinking with direct rail and steamship connections. A large temporary morgue was set up in a curling rink, and undertakers were called in from all across Eastern Canada to assist. Relatives from across North America came to identify and claim the bodies of their relatives. Some bodies were shipped to be buried in their home towns across North America and Europe. About two-thirds of the bodies were identified. Of the remaining 150 unclaimed bodies, 121[68] were taken to the non-denominational Fairview Lawn Cemetery; 19[69] were buried in the Roman Catholic Mount Olivet Cemetery, and 10[70] were taken to the Jewish Baron de Hirsch Cemetery.[71] Unidentified victims were buried with simple numbers based on the order in which their bodies were discovered.[citation needed]

In mid-May 1912, over 200 mi (320 km) from the site of the sinking, RMS Oceanic recovered three bodies, numbers 331, 332, and 333, who were among the original occupants of Collapsible A, which was swamped in the last moments of the sinking. Although several people managed to reach this lifeboat, three died during the night. When Fifth Officer Harold Lowe and six crewmen returned to the wreck site after the sinking with an empty lifeboat to pick up survivors, they rescued surviving passengers from Collapsible A, but left the three dead bodies in the boat: Thomson Beattie, a first-class passenger, and two crew members, a fireman and a seaman. After their retrieval from Collapsible A by Oceanic, the bodies were buried at sea.[72][73]

## Passenger list

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Breakdown of casualties according to the British Board of Trade report (click for detail)

On April 19 The New York Times published this "Revised List of Survivors". A "Roll of the 1595 Missing" of the same date (click for image) was stated to be largely incomplete.

The following is a full list[8][74][62] of known passengers who sailed on the maiden voyage of the Titanic.

Included in this list are the nine-member Guarantee Group and the eight members of the ship's band, listed as both passengers and crew.[75][76] They are also included in the list of crew members on board Titanic.

Passengers are colour-coded, indicating whether they were saved or perished.
The passenger did not survive
The passenger survived
Survivors are listed with the lifeboat from which they were thought to be rescued, and many are not considered definitive. 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 [77] (body 335)

Numbers 324 and 325 were unused, and the six bodies buried at sea by the Carpathia also went unnumbered.[78]

### First class

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Name | Age | Hometown | Boarded | Destination | Lifeboat | Body

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Allison, Mr. Hudson Joshua Creighton  | 30  | Chesterville, Ontario, Canada  | Southampton  | Montreal, Quebec, Canada  |  |
Allison, Mrs. Bess Waldo (née Daniels) | 25 | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | Southampton | Montreal, Quebec, Canada |  |
and cook, Miss Amelia Mary "Mildred" Brown[79] | 18 | London, England, UK | Southampton | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | 11 |
and maid, Miss Sarah Daniels | 33 | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | Southampton | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | 8 |
and chauffeur, Swane, Mr. George[80] | 19  | Montreal, Quebec, Canada  | Southampton  |  |  | 294MB
Allison, Miss Helen Loraine | 2 | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | Southampton | Montreal, Quebec, Canada |  |
Allison, Master Hudson Trevor | 11 mo. | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | Southampton | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | 11 |
and nurse, Miss Alice Catherine Cleaver | 22 | London, England, UK
Anderson, Mr. Harry | 47 | New York City | New York City | 3
Andrews, Miss Kornelia Theodosia | 62 | Hudson, New York, US | Cherbourg | Hudson, New York, US | 10
Andrews, Mr. Thomas[81] | 39 | Belfast, Ireland, UK | Belfast | New York City |  |
Appleton, Mrs. Charlotte Lane (née Lamson) | 53 | New York City | Southampton | New York City | 2 |
Artagaveytia, Mr. Ramon | 71 | Montevideo, Uruguay | Cherbourg | New York City |  | 22MB
Astor, Colonel John Jacob IV | 47 | New York City | 124MB
Astor, Mrs. Madeleine Talmage (née Force)[82][83] | 18 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City | 4 |
and maid, Miss Rosalie Bidois | 46
and nurse, Miss Caroline Louise Endres | 39
Aubart, Mrs. Léontine Pauline[84] | 24 | Paris, France | 9
and maid, Miss Emma Sägesser
Barkworth, Mr. Algernon Henry Wilson | 47 | Hessle, East Yorkshire, England, UK | Southampton | B
Baumann, Mr. John D. | 60 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City |  |
Baxter, Mrs. Hélène (née de Lanaudière-Chaput) | 50 | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | Cherbourg | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | 6 |
Baxter, Mr. Quigg Edmond | 24 | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | Cherbourg | Montreal, Quebec, Canada |  |
Beattie, Mr. Thomson | 36 | Fergus, Ontario, Canada | Southampton | Fergus, Ontario, Canada | A[85] | 331O
Beckwith, Mr. Richard Leonard | 37 | New York City | Southampton | New York City | 5 |
Beckwith, Mrs. Sallie (née Monypeny) | 46
Behr, Mr. Karl Howell | 26 | Cherbourg
Birnbaum, Mr. Jakob | 24 | Antwerp, Belgium | Cherbourg | San Francisco, California, US |  | 148MB
Bishop, Mr. Dickinson H. "Dick" | 25 | Dowagiac, Michigan, US | Cherbourg | Dowagiac, Michigan, US | 7 |
Bishop, Mrs. Helen (née Walton)[83][86] | 19
Björnström-Steffansson, Mr. Mauritz Håkan | 28 | Stockholm, Sweden | Southampton | Washington, D.C., US | D
Blackwell, Mr. Stephen Weart | 45 | Trenton, New Jersey, US | Southampton | Trenton, New Jersey, US |  |
Blank, Mr. Henry | 39 | Glen Ridge, New Jersey, US | Cherbourg | Glen Ridge, New Jersey, US | 7 |
Bonnell, Miss Elizabeth | 61 | Youngstown, Ohio, US | Southampton | Youngstown, Ohio, US | 8
Bonnell, Miss Caroline | 30
Borebank, Mr. John James | 42 | London, England, UK | Southampton | Toronto, Ontario, Canada |  |
Bowerman, Miss Elsie Edith | 22 | St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex, England, UK | Southampton | New York City | 6 |
Brady, Mr. John Bertram | 41 | Pomeroy, Washington, US | Southampton | Pomeroy, Washington, US |  |
Brandeis, Mr. Emil Franklin | 48 | Omaha, Nebraska, US | Cherbourg | Omaha, Nebraska, US | 208MB
Brereton, Mr. George Andrew (alias George A. Brayton) | 37 | Los Angeles, California, US | Southampton | Los Angeles, California, US | 9 |
Brewe, Dr. Arthur Jackson | 45 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | Cherbourg | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US |  |
Brown, Mrs. Caroline Lane (née Lamson) | 59 | Belmont, Massachusetts, US | Southampton | Belmont, Massachusetts, US | D |
Brown, Mrs. Margaret (née Tobin) | 44 | Denver, Colorado, US | Cherbourg | Denver, Colorado, US | 6
Bucknell, Mrs. Emma Eliza (née Ward) | 59 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | 8
and maid, Miss Albina Bassani | 36
Butt, Major Archibald Willingham | 46 | Washington, D.C., US | Southampton | Washington, D.C., US |  |
Calderhead, Mr. Edward Pennington | 42 | New York City | Southampton | New York City | 5 |
Candee, Mrs. Helen Churchill (née Hungerford) | 53 | Washington, D.C., US | Cherbourg | Washington, D.C., US | 6
Cardeza, Mrs. Charlotte Wardle (née Drake) | 58 | Germantown, Pennsylvania, US | Germantown, Pennsylvania, US | 3
and maid, Miss Annie Moore Ward | 38
Cardeza, Mr. Thomas Drake Martinez | 36
and valet, Mr. Gustave J. Lesueur | 35
Carlsson, Mr. Frans Olof | 33 | New York City | Southampton | New York City |  |
Carraú, Mr. Francisco Mauro Severiano | 31 | Montevideo, Uruguay | Montevideo, Uruguay |
Carraú-Esteves, Mr. José Pedro | 17 |
Carter, Mr. William Ernest | 36 | Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, US | Southampton | Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, US | C |
and valet, Mr. Alexander Cairns | 28 | Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, US | Southampton | Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, US |  |
and chauffeur, Mr. Charles Augustus Aldworth[79] | 30 |
Carter, Mrs. Lucile (née Polk) | 36 | Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, US | Southampton | Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, US | 4 |
and maid, Miss Auguste Serreplan | 30
Carter, Miss Lucile Polk | 13
Carter, Master William Thornton II | 11
Case, Mr. Howard Brown | 49 | Ascot, Berkshire, England, UK | Southampton | Rochester, New York, US |  |
Cassebeer, Mrs. Eleanor Genevieve (née Fosdick) | 36 | New York, New York, US | Cherbourg | New York City | 5 |
Cavendish, Mr. Tyrell William | 36 | London, England, UK | Southampton | New York City |  | 172MB
Cavendish, Mrs. Julia Florence (née Siegel) | 25 | London, England, UK | Southampton | New York City | 6 |
and maid, Miss Ellen "Nellie" Barber | 26
Chaffee, Mr. Herbert Fuller | 46 | Amenia, North Dakota, US | Southampton | Amenia, North Dakota, US |  |
Chaffee, Mrs. Carrie Constance (née Toogood) | 47 | Amenia, North Dakota, US | Southampton | Amenia, North Dakota, US | 4 |
Chambers, Mr. Norman Campbell | 27 | New York City | New York City | 5
Chambers, Mrs. Bertha (née Griggs) | 32
Cherry, Miss Gladys | 30 | London, England, UK | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 8
Chevré, Mr. Paul Romaine Marie Léonce | 45 | Paris, France | Cherbourg | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada | 7
Chibnall, Mrs. Edith Martha Bowerman (née Barber) | 48 | St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex, England, UK | Southampton | New York City | 6
Chisholm, Mr. Roderick Robert Crispin[81] | 40 | Belfast, Ireland, UK | Belfast | New York City |  |
Clark, Mr. Walter Miller | 27 | Los Angeles, California, US | Cherbourg | Los Angeles, California, US |
Clark, Mrs. Virginia Estelle (née McDowell) | 26 | Los Angeles, California, US | Cherbourg | Los Angeles, California, US | 4 |
Clifford, Mr. George Quincy | 40 | Stoughton, Massachusetts, US | Southampton | Stoughton, Massachusetts |  |
Colley, Mr. Edward Pomeroy | 37 | Dublin, Ireland, UK | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada |
Compton, Mrs. Mary Eliza (née Ingersoll) | 64 | Lakewood, New Jersey, US | Cherbourg | Lakewood, New Jersey, US | 14 |
Compton, Miss Sara Rebecca "Sadie" | 39 |
Compton, Mr. Alexander Taylor Jr. | 37 | Lakewood, New Jersey, US | Cherbourg | Lakewood, New Jersey, US |  |
Cornell, Mrs. Malvina Helen (née Lamson) | 55 | New York City | Southampton | New York City | 2 |
Crafton, Mr. John Bertram | 59 | Roachdale, Indiana, US | Southampton | Roachdale, Indiana, US |  |
Crosby, Captain Edward | 70 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US | Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US | 269MB
Crosby, Mrs. Catherine Elizabeth (née Halstead) | 64 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US | Southampton | Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US | 5 |
Crosby, Miss Harriette Rebecca | 39
Cumings, Mr. John Bradley | 39 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City |  |
Cumings, Mrs. Florence Briggs (née Thayer) | 35 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City | 4 |
Daly, Mr. Peter Dennis | 51 | Lima, Peru | Southampton | Lima, Peru | A
Daniel, Mr. Robert Williams | 27 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | ?
Davidson, Mr. Thornton | 31 | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | Southampton | Montreal, Quebec, Canada |  |
Davidson, Mrs. Orian (née Hays) | 27 | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | Southampton | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | 3 |
Dick, Mr. Albert Adrian | 31 | Calgary, Alberta, Canada | Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Dick, Mrs. Vera (née Gillespie) | 17
Dodge, Dr. Washington | 52 | San Francisco, California, US | San Francisco, California, US | 13
Dodge, Mrs. Ruth (née Vidaver) | 34 | 5
Dodge, Master Washington, Jr. | 4
Douglas, Mr. Walter Donald | 50 | Minneapolis, Minnesota, US | Cherbourg | Minneapolis, Minnesota, US |  | 62MB
Douglas, Mrs. Mahala (née Dutton) | 48 | Minneapolis, Minnesota, US | Cherbourg | Minneapolis, Minnesota, US | 2 |
and maid, Miss Berthe Leroy | 27
Douglas, Mrs. Mary Hélène (née Baxter) | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | 6
Duff Gordon, Sir Cosmo Edmund | 49 | London, England, UK | New York City | 1
Duff Gordon, Lucy Christiana, Lady (née Sutherland) | 48
and secretary, Miss Laura Mabel Francatelli | 31
Dulles, Mr. William Crothers | 39 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | Cherbourg | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US |  | 133MB
Eustis, Miss Elizabeth Mussey | 54 | Brookline, Massachusetts, US | Cherbourg | Brookline, Massachusetts, US | 4 |
Evans, Miss Edith Corse | 36 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City |  |
Flegenheim, Mrs. Antoinette "Tony" (née Wendt) | 48 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City | 7 |
Flynn, Mr. John Irwin | 36 | Brooklyn, New York, US | Southampton | Brooklyn, New York, US | 5
Foreman, Mr. Benjamin Laventall | 30 | New York City | Southampton | New York City |  |
Fortune, Mr. Mark | 64 | Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada | Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada |
Fortune, Mrs. Mary (née McDougald) | 60 | Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada | Southampton | Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada | 10 |
Fortune, Miss Ethel Flora | 28
Fortune, Miss Alice Elizabeth | 24
Fortune, Miss Mabel Helen | 23
Fortune, Mr. Charles Alexander | 19 | Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada | Southampton | Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada |  |
Franklin, Mr. Thomas Parnham | 37 | London, England, UK | New York, New York, US |
Frauenthal, Dr. Henry William | 49 | London, England, UK | Southampton | New York, New York, US | 5 |
Frauenthal, Mrs. Clara (née Heinsheimer) | 42
Frauenthal, Mr. Isaac Gerald | 43
Frölicher, Mr. Maximilian Josef | 60 | Zürich, Switzerland | Cherbourg
Frölicher, Mrs. Margaretha Emerentia (née Stehli) | 48
Frölicher-Stehli, Miss Hedwig Margaritha | 22
Futrelle, Mr. Jacques Heath | 37 | Scituate, Massachusetts, US | Southampton | Scituate, Massachusetts, US |  |
Futrelle, Mrs. Lily May (née Peel) | 35 | Scituate, Massachusetts, US | Southampton | Scituate, Massachusetts, US | D |
Gee, Mr. Arthur H. | 47 | St Annes-on-Sea, Lancashire, England, UK | Southampton | Mexico City, Mexico |  | 275MB
Gibson, Mrs. Pauline Caroline (née Boeson) | 44 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City | 7 |
Gibson, Miss Dorothy Winifred | 22
Goldenberg, Mr. Samuel L. | 47 | Paris, France | 5
Goldenberg, Mrs. Nella (née Wiggins) | 40
Goldschmidt, Mr. George B. | 71 | New York, New York, US | Cherbourg | New York, New York, US |  |
Gracie IV, Colonel Archibald | 53 | Washington, D.C., US | Southampton | Washington, D.C., US | B |
Graham, Mr. George Edward | 38 | Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada | Southampton | Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada |  | 147MB
Graham, Mrs. Edith Ware (née Junkins) | 59 | Greenwich, Connecticut, US | Southampton | Greenwich, Connecticut, US | 3 |
Graham, Miss Margaret Edith | 19
and governess, Miss Elizabeth Weed Shutes | 40
Greenfield, Mrs. Blanche (née Strouse) | 45 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City | 7
Greenfield, Mr. William Bertram | 23
Guggenheim, Mr. Benjamin | 46 | Paris, France | Cherbourg | New York City |  |
and valet, Mr. Victor Giglio | 24 |
and chauffeur, Mr. René Pernot[79] | 39 |
Harder, Mr. George Achilles | 25 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City | 5 |
Harder, Mrs. Dorothy (née Annan) | 21
Harper, Mr. Henry Sleeper | 48 | 3
and dragoman, Mr. Hammad Hassab | 27 | Cairo, Egypt
Harper, Mrs. Myra Raymond (née Haxtun) | 49 | New York City
Harris, Mr. Henry Birkhardt | 45 | New York City | Southampton | New York City |  |
Harris, Mrs. Irene "Renee" (née Wallach) | 35 | New York City | Southampton | New York City | D |
Hawksford, Mr. Walter James | 45 | Kingston, Surrey, England, UK | 3
Hays, Mr. Charles Melville | 55 | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | Southampton | Montreal, Quebec, Canada |  | 307M
and clerk, Mr. Vivian Ponsonby Payne | 22 |
Hays, Mrs. Clara Jennings (née Grigg) | 52 | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | Southampton | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | 3 |
and maid, Miss Mary Anne Perreault | 33
Hays, Miss Margaret Bechstein | 24 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City | 7
Head, Mr. Christopher | 42 | Chelsea, London, England, UK | Southampton | New York City |  |
Hilliard, Mr. Herbert Henry | 44 | Brighton, Massachusetts, US | Brighton, Massachusetts, US |
Hipkins, Mr. William Edward | 55 | Birmingham, West Midlands, England, UK | New York City |
Hippach, Mrs. Ida Sophia (née Fischer) | 44 | Chicago, Illinois, US | Cherbourg | Chicago, Illinois, US | 4 |
Hippach, Miss Jean Gertrude | 17
Hogeboom, Mrs. Anna Louisa (née Andrews) | 51 | Hudson, New York, US | Hudson, New York, US | 10
Holverson, Mr. Alexander Oskar | 42 | New York City | Southampton | New York City |  | 38MB
Holverson, Mrs. Mary Aline (née Towner) | 35 | New York City | Southampton | New York City | 8 |
Homer, Mr. Harry (alias E. Haven) | 40 | Indianapolis, Indiana, US | Indianapolis, Indiana, US | 15
Hoyt, Mr. Frederick Maxfield | 35 | New York City | Stamford, Connecticut, US | D
Hoyt, Mrs. Jane Anne (née Forby) | 31
Hoyt, Mr. William Fisher | 42 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City | 14 | [87][88]
Isham, Miss Ann Elizabeth | 50 | Chicago, Illinois, US | Chicago, Illinois, US |  |
Ismay, Mr. Joseph Bruce | 49 | Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK | Southampton | New York City | C |
and valet, Mr. John Richard Fry | 39 | Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK | Southampton | New York, New York, US |  |
and secretary, Mr. William Henry Harrison | 45 | Wallasey, Merseyside, England, UK | 110MB
Jones, Mr. Charles Cresson | 46 | Bennington, Vermont, US | Bennington, Vermont, US | 80MB
Julian, Mr. Henry Forbes | 50 | Torquay, Devon, England, UK | San Francisco, US |
Kent, Mr. Edward Austin | 58 | Buffalo, New York, US | Cherbourg | Buffalo, New York, US | 258MB
Kenyon, Mr. Frederick R. | 41 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US | Southampton | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US |
Kenyon, Mrs. Marion (née Stauffer)[83][89] | 31 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US | Southampton | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US | 8 |
Kimball, Mr. Edwin Nelson Jr. | 42 | Boston, Massachusetts, US | Boston, Massachusetts, US | 5
Kimball, Mrs. Gertrude (née Parsons) | 45
Klaber, Mr. Herman | 45 | Portland, Oregon, US | Southampton | Portland, Oregon, US |  |
Lambert-Williams, Mr. Fletcher Fellows | 43 | London, England, UK | Newark, New Jersey, US |
Leader, Dr. Alice (née Farnham) | 49 | New York City | Southampton | New York City | 8 |
Leslie, Lucy Noël Martha, Countess of Rothes (née Dyer-Edwardes) | 34 | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
and maid, Miss Roberta Elizabeth Mary "Cissy" Maioni[90] | 20
Lewy, Mr. Ervin G. | 31 | Chicago, Illinois, US | Cherbourg | Chicago, Illinois, US |  |
Lindeberg-Lind, Mr. Erik Gustav (alias Edward Lingrey) | 42 | Jordanstorp, Södermanland, Sweden | Southampton | New York City |
Lindström, Mrs. Sigrid (née Posse) | 55 | Stockholm, Sweden | Cherbourg | New York City | 6 |
Lines, Mrs. Elizabeth Lindsey (née James) | 50 | Paris, France | Hanover, New Hampshire, US | 9
Lines, Miss Mary Conover | 16
Long, Mr. Milton Clyde | 29 | Springfield, Massachusetts, US | Southampton | Springfield, Massachusetts, US |  | 126MB
Longley, Miss Gretchen Fiske | 21 | Hudson, New York, US | Cherbourg | Hudson, New York, US | 10 |
Loring, Mr. Joseph Holland | 30 | London, England, UK | Southampton | New York City |  |
Madill, Miss Georgette Alexandra | 16 | St Louis, Missouri, US | Southampton | St Louis, Missouri, US | 2 |
Maguire, Mr. John Edward | 30 | Brockton, Massachusetts, US | Southampton | Brockton, Massachusetts, US |  |
Maréchal, Mr. Pierre, Sr. | 28 | Paris, France | Cherbourg | New York City | 7 |
Marvin, Mr. Daniel Warner | 18 | New York City | Southampton | New York City |  |
Marvin, Mrs. Mary Graham Carmichael (née Farquarson)[83][91] | 18 | New York City | Southampton | New York City | 10 |
Mayné, Miss Bertha Antonine | 24 | Brussels, Belgium | Cherbourg | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | 6
McCaffry, Mr. Thomas Francis | 46 | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | Southampton | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada |  | 292MB
McCarthy, Mr. Timothy J. | 54 | Dorchester, Massachusetts, US | Dorchester, Massachusetts, US | 175MB
McGough, Mr. James Robert | 35 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | Southampton | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | 7 |
Meyer, Mr. Edgar Joseph | 28 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City |  |
Meyer, Mrs. Leila (née Saks) | 25 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City | 6 |
Millet, Mr. Francis Davis | 63 | East Bridgewater, Massachusetts, US | Cherbourg | East Bridgewater, Massachusetts, US |  | 249MB
Minahan, Dr. William Edward | 44 | Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, US | Southampton | Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, US | 230MB
Minahan, Mrs. Lillian E. (née Thorpe) | 37 | Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, US | Southampton | Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, US | 14 |
Minahan, Miss Daisy E. | 33
Mock, Mr. Philipp Edmund | 30 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City | 11
Molson, Mr. Harry Markland | 55 | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | Southampton | Montreal, Quebec, Canada |  |
Moore, Mr. Clarence | 47 | Washington, D.C., US | Washington, D.C., US |
and valet, Mr. Charles Henry Harrington | 37 |
Natsch, Mr. Charles | 36 | Brooklyn, New York, US | Cherbourg | Brooklyn, New York, US |
Newell, Mr. Arthur Webster | 58 | Lexington, Massachusetts, US | Lexington, Massachusetts, US | 122MB
Newell, Miss Madeleine | 31 | Lexington, Massachusetts, US | Cherbourg | Lexington, Massachusetts, US | 6 |
Newell, Miss Marjorie Anne | 23
Newsom, Miss Helen Monypeny | 19 | New York City | Southampton | New York City | 5
Nicholson, Mr. Arthur Ernest | 64 | Shanklin, Isle of Wight, England, UK | Southampton | New York City |  | 263MB
Nourney, Mr. Alfred[92][93] | 20 | Cologne, German Empire[note 2] | Cherbourg | New York City | 7 |
Omont, Mr. Alfred Fernand | 29 | Le Havre, France
Ostby, Mr. Engelhart Cornelius | 64 | Providence, Rhode Island, US | Southampton | Providence, Rhode Island, US |  | 234MB
Ostby, Miss Helene Ragnhild | 22 | Providence, Rhode Island, US | Southampton | Providence, Rhode Island, US | 5 |
Ovies y Rodriguez, Mr. Servando José Florentino | 36 | Havana, Cuba | Cherbourg | Havana, Cuba |  | 189MB
Parr, Mr. William Henry Marsh[81] | 29 | Belfast, Ireland, UK | Belfast | New York City |
Partner, Mr. Austin | 40 | Tolworth, London, England, UK | Southampton | Toronto, Ontario, Canada | 166MB
Pears, Mr. Bill Clinton | 29 | Isleworth, London, England, UK | New York City |
Pears, Mrs. Edith (née Wearne) | 22 | Isleworth, London, England, UK | Southampton | New York City | 8 |
Peñasco y Castellana, Mr. Victor | 24 | Madrid, Spain | Cherbourg | New York City |  |
Peñasco y Castellana, Mrs. Maria Josefa (née Perez de Soto y Vallejo) | 22 | Madrid, Spain | Cherbourg | New York City | 8 |
and maid, Doña Fermina Oliva y Ocana | 39 |
Peuchen, Major Arthur Godfrey | 52 | Toronto, Ontario, Canada | Southampton | Toronto, Ontario, Canada | 6 |
Porter, Mr. Walter Chamberlain | 46 | Worcester, Massachusetts, US | Southampton | Worcester, Massachusetts, US |  | 207MB
Potter, Mrs. Lily Alexenia (née Wilson) | 56 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | Cherbourg | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | 7 |
Reuchlin, The Honourable Mr. Johan George | 38 | Rotterdam, The Netherlands | Southampton | New York City |  |
Rheims, Mr. George Alexander Lucien | 36 | Paris, France | Southampton | New York City | A |
Robert, Mrs. Elisabeth Walton (née McMillan) | 43 | St. Louis, Missouri, US | St. Louis, Missouri, US | 2
and maid, Miss Emilie Kreuchen | 29
Roebling, Mr. Washington Augustus II | 31 | Trenton, New Jersey, US | Southampton | Trenton, New Jersey, US |  |
Romaine, Mr. Charles Hallance (alias C. Rolmane) | 45 | New York City | Southampton | New York City | 9 |
Rood, Mr. Hugh Roscoe | 38 | Seattle, Washington, US | Southampton | Seattle, Washington, US |  |
Rosenbaum, Miss Edith Louise | 34 | Paris, France | Cherbourg | Cincinnati, Ohio, US | 11 |
Rosenshine, Mr. George (alias George Thorne) | 46 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City |  | 16MB
Ross, Mr. John Hugo | 36 | Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada | Southampton | Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada |
Rothschild, Mr. Martin | 46 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City |
Rothschild, Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Anne (née Barrett) | 54 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City | 6 |
Rowe, Mr. Alfred G. | 59 | Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK | Southampton | New York City |  | 109MB
Ryerson, Mr. Arthur Larned | 61 | Cooperstown, New York, US | Cherbourg | Cooperstown, New York, US |
Ryerson, Mrs. Emily Maria (née Borie) | 48 | Cooperstown, New York, US | Cherbourg | Cooperstown, New York, US | 4 |
and maid, Miss Victorine Chaudanson | 36
Ryerson, Miss Susan Parker "Suzette" | 21
Ryerson, Miss Emily Borie | 18
Ryerson, Master John Borie "Jack" | 13
and governess, Miss Grace Scott Bowen | 45
Saalfeld, Mr. Adolphe | 47 | Manchester, England, UK | Southampton | New York City | 3
Salomon, Mr. Abraham Lincoln | 43 | New York City | Cherbourg | 1
Schabert, Mrs. Emma Mary Blake (née Mock) | 35 | Hamburg, German Empire | Cherbourg | 11
Seward, Mr. Frederic Kimber | 34 | New York City | Southampton | 7
Silverthorne, Mr. Spencer Victor | 35 | St Louis, Missouri, US | Southampton | St Louis, Missouri, US | 5
Silvey, Mr. William Baird | 50 | Duluth, Minnesota, US | Cherbourg | Duluth, Minnesota, US |  |
Silvey, Mrs. Alice (née Munger) | 39 | Duluth, Minnesota, US | Cherbourg | Duluth, Minnesota, US | 11 |
Simonius-Blumer, Colonel Alfons | 56 | Basel, Switzerland | Southampton | New York City | 3
Sloper, Mr. William Thompson | 28 | New Britain, Connecticut, US | New Britain, Connecticut, US | 7
Smart, Mr. John Montgomery | 56 | Kildale, North Yorkshire, England, UK | Southampton | New York City |  |
Smith, Mr. James Clinch | 56 | Paris, France | Cherbourg | Long Island, New York, US |
Smith, Mr. Lucien Philip | 24 | Huntington, West Virginia, US | Huntington, West Virginia, US |
Smith, Mrs. Mary Eloise (née Hughes)[83][94] | 18 | Huntington, West Virginia, US | Cherbourg | Huntington, West Virginia, US | 6 |
Smith, Mr. Richard William | 57 | Streatham, London, England, UK | Southampton | New York City |  |
Snyder, Mr. John Pillsbury | 24 | Minneapolis, Minnesota, US | Southampton | Minneapolis, Minnesota, US | 7 |
Snyder, Mrs. Nellie (née Stevenson) | 23
Spedden, Mr. Frederic Oakley | 45 | Tuxedo Park, New York, US | Cherbourg | Tuxedo Park, New York, US | 3
Spedden, Mrs. Margaretta Corning (née Stone) | 39
and maid, Miss Helen Alice Wilson | 31
Spedden, Master Robert Douglas | 6
and nurse, Miss Elizabeth Margaret Burns | 41
Spencer, Mr. William Augustus | 57 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City |  |
Spencer, Mrs. Marie Eugénie (née Demougeot) | 45 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City | 6 |
and maid, Miss Eugenie Elise Lurette | 59
Stähelin-Maeglin, Dr. Max | 32 | Basel, Switzerland | Southampton | 3
Stead, Mr. William Thomas | 62 | London, England, UK | Southampton | New York City |  |
Stengel, Mr. Charles Emil Henry | 54 | Newark, New Jersey, US | Cherbourg | Newark, New Jersey, US | 1 |
Stengel, Mrs. Annie May (née Morris) | 44 | 5
Stephenson, Mrs. Martha (née Eustis) | 52 | Paris, France | Haverford, Pennsylvania, US | 4
Stewart, Mr. Albert A. | 54 | Cincinnati, Ohio, US | Cherbourg | Gallipolis, Ohio, US |  |
Stone, Mrs. Martha Evelyn (née Stevens) | 62 | New York City | Southampton | New York City | 6 |
and maid, Miss Amelie "Amelia" Icard | 38
Straus, Mr. Isidor | 67 | New York City | Southampton | New York City |  | 96MB
and valet, Mr. John Farthing | 57 |
Straus, Mrs. Rosalie Ida (née Blun) | 63 |
and maid, Miss Ellen Bird | 31 | New York City | Southampton | New York City | 8 |
Sutton, Mr. Frederick | 61 | Haddonfield, New Jersey, US | Southampton | Haddonfield, New Jersey, US |  | 46MB
Swift, Mrs. Margaret Welles (née Barron) | 46 | New York City | Southampton | New York City | 8 |
Taussig, Mr. Emil | 52 | New York City | Southampton | New York City |  |
Taussig, Mrs. Tillie (née Mandelbaum) | 39 | New York City | Southampton | New York City | 8 |
Taussig, Miss Ruth | 18
Taylor, Mr. Elmer Zebley | 48 | London, England, UK | East Orange, New Jersey, US | 5
Taylor, Mrs. Juliet Cummins (née Wright)
Thayer, Mr. John Borland II | 49 | Haverford, Pennsylvania, US | Cherbourg | Haverford, Pennsylvania, US |  |
Thayer, Mrs. Marian Longsteth (née Morris) | 39 | Haverford, Pennsylvania, US | Cherbourg | Haverford, Pennsylvania, US | 4 |
and maid, Miss Margaret Fleming | 42
Thayer, Mr. John Borland "Jack" III | 17 | B
Thorne, Mrs. Gertrude Maybelle (née McMinn) | 37 | New York City | New York City | D
Tucker, Mr. Gilbert Milligan Jr. | 31 | Albany, New York, US | Albany, New York, US | 7
Uruchurtu, Don Manuel E. | 39 | Mexico City, Mexico | Cherbourg | Mexico City, Mexico |  |
Van der Hoef, Mr. Wyckoff | 61 | Brooklyn, New York, US | Belfast | Brooklyn, New York, US | 245MB
Walker, Mr. William Anderson | 48 | East Orange, New Jersey, US | Southampton | East Orange, New Jersey, US |
Warren, Mr. Frank Manley | 63 | Portland, Oregon, US | Cherbourg | Portland, Oregon, US |
Warren, Mrs. Anna Sophia (née Atkinson) | 60 | Portland, Oregon, US | Cherbourg | Portland, Oregon, US | 5 |
Weir, Colonel John | 59 | New York City | Southampton | New York City |  |
White, Mr. Percival Wayland | 54 | Brunswick, Maine, US | Brunswick, Maine, US |
White, Mr. Richard Frasar | 21 | 169MB
White, Mrs. Ella (née Holmes) | 55 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City | 8 |
and maid, Miss Amelia Mayo "Nellie" Bessette | 39
and manservant, Mr. Sante Righini | 22 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City |  | 232MB
Wick, Colonel George Dennick | 58 | Youngstown, Ohio, US | Southampton | Youngstown, Ohio, US |
Wick, Mrs. Mary (née Hitchcock) | 45 | Youngstown, Ohio, US | Southampton | Youngstown, Ohio, US | 8 |
Wick, Miss Mary Natalie | 31
Widener, Mr. George Dunton | 50 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | Southampton | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US |  |
and valet, Mr. Edwin Herbert Keeping | 33 | 45MB
Widener, Mrs. Eleanor (née Elkins) | 50 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | Southampton | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | 4 |
and maid, Miss Amalie Henriette "Emily" Gieger | 35
Widener, Mr. Harry Elkins | 27 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | Southampton | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US |  |
Willard, Miss Constance | 21 | Duluth, Minnesota, US | Southampton | Duluth, Minnesota, US | 8 |
Williams, Mr. Charles Duane | 51 | Geneva, Switzerland | Cherbourg | Radnor, Pennsylvania, US |  |
Williams, Mr. Richard Norris II | 21 | Geneva, Switzerland | Cherbourg | Radnor, Pennsylvania, US | A |
Woolner, Mr. Hugh | 45 | London, England, UK | Southampton | New York City | D
Wright, Mr. George | 62 | Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada | Southampton | Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada |  |
Young, Miss Marie Grice | 36 | New York City | Cherbourg | New York City | 8 |

### Second class

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Abelson, Mr. Samuel | 30 | Russia | Cherbourg | New York, New York, US |  |
Abelson, Mrs. Anna (née Wizosky?) | 28 | Russia | Cherbourg | New York, New York, US | 10 |
Andrew, Mr. Edgar Samuel | 17 | San Ambrosio, Córdoba, Argentina | Southampton | Trenton, New Jersey, US |  |
Andrew, Mr. Frank Thomas | 30 | Redruth, Cornwall, England | Houghton, Michigan, US  |
Angle, Mr. William A. | 32 | Warwick, Warwickshire, England | New York City  |
Angle, Mrs. Florence Agnes "Mary" (née Hughes) | 36 | Warwick, Warwickshire, England | Southampton | New York City | 11 |
Ashby, Mr. John | 57 | West Hoboken, New Jersey, US | Southampton | West Hoboken, New Jersey, US |  |
Bailey, Mr. Percy Andrew | 18 | Penzance, Cornwall, England | Akron, Ohio, US  |
Bainbrigge, Mr. Charles Robert | 23 | Saint Peter Port, Guernsey, Channel Islands | New York City  |
Ball, Mrs. Ada E. (née Hall) | 36 | Bristol, Avon, England | Southampton | Jacksonville, Florida, US | 10 |
Banfield, Mr. Frederick James | 28 | Plymouth, Devon, England | Southampton | Houghton, Michigan, US |  |
Bateman, Reverend Robert James | 51 | Jacksonville, Florida, US | Jacksonville, Florida, US  |  | 174MB
Beane, Mr. Edward | 32 | New York City | Southampton | New York City | 13 |
Beane. Mrs. Ethel (née Clarke) | 19 | Norwich, Norfolk, England
Beauchamp, Mr. Henry James | 28 | London, England, UK | Southampton | New York City |  | 194MB
Becker, Mrs. Nellie E. (née Baumgardner) | 35 | Guntur, Madras Province, British India[note 3] | Southampton | Benton Harbor, Michigan, US | 11 |
Becker, Miss Ruth Elizabeth | 12 | 13
Becker, Miss Marion Louise | 4 | 11
Becker, Master Richard Frederick | 1
Beesley, Mr. Lawrence | 34 | London, England, UK | Toronto, Ontario, Canada | 13
Bentham, Miss Lillian W. | 19 | Rochester, New York, US | Rochester, New York, US | 12
Berriman, Mr. William John | 23 | St. Ives, Cornwall, England | Southampton | Calumet, Michigan, US |  |
Botsford, Mr. William Hull | 25 | Orange, New Jersey, US | Orange, New Jersey, US  |
Bowenur, Mr. Solomon | 42 | London, England | New York City  |
Bracken, Mr. James H. | 29 | Lake Arthur, New Mexico, US | Lake Arthur, New Mexico, US  |
Brailey, Mr. W. Theodore Ronald[81] | 24 | London, England | New York City  |
Bricoux, Mr. Roger Marie[81] | 20 | Monte Carlo, Monaco  |
Brito, Mr. José Joaquim de | 40 | Loulé, Portugal | São Paulo, Brazil  |
Brown, Mr. Thomas William Solomon | 60 | Cape Town, South Africa, UK[note 4] | Seattle, Washington, US  |
Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth Catherine (née Ford) | 40 | Cape Town, South Africa, UK | Southampton | Seattle, Washington, US | 14 |
Brown, Miss Edith Eileen | 15
Bryhl, Mr. Kurt Arnold Gottfrid | 25 | Skara, Västergötland, Sweden | Southampton | Rockford, Illinois, US |  |
Bryhl, Miss Dagmar Jenny Ingeborg | 20 | Skara, Västergötland, Sweden | Southampton | Rockford, Illinois, US | 12 |
Buss, Miss Kate | 36 | Sittingbourne, Kent, England | San Francisco, US | 9
Butler, Mr. Reginald Fenton | 25 | Southsea, Hampshire, England | Southampton | New York City |  | 97MB
Byles, Father Thomas Roussel Davids | 42 | London, England | Jacksonville, Florida, US |
Byström, Miss Karolina | 42 | New York City | Southampton | New York City | ? |
Caldwell, Mr. Albert Francis | 26 | Bangkok, Siam[note 5] | Roseville, Illinois, US | 13
Caldwell, Mrs. Sylvia Mae (née Harbaugh) | 28
Caldwell, Master Alden Gates | 10 mo.
Cameron, Miss Clear Annie | 35 | London, England, UK | Mamaronek, New York, US | 14
Campbell, Mr. William Henry[81] | 21 | Belfast, Ireland | Belfast | New York City |  |
Carbines, Mr. William | 19 | St. Ives, Cornwall, England | Southampton | Houghton, Michigan, US | 18MB
Carter, Father Ernest Courtenay | 54 | London, England, UK | New York City |
Carter, Mrs. Lilian (née Hughes) | 45  |
Chapman, Mr. Charles Henry | 52 | Bronx, New York, US | Bronx, New York, US | 130MB
Chapman, Mr. John Henry | 36 | Liskeard, Cornwall, England | Spokane, Washington, US | 17MB
Chapman, Mrs. Sara Elizabeth (née Lawry) | 28 |
Christy, Mrs. Alice Frances | 45 | London, England, UK | Southampton | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | 12 |
Christy, Miss Rachel Julie Cohen | 25
Clarke, Mr. Charles Valentine | 29 | Netley Abbey, Hampshire, England | Southampton | San Francisco, California, US |  |
Clarke, Mrs. Ada Maria | 28 | Netley Abbey, Hampshire, England | Southampton | San Francisco, California, US | 14 |
Clarke, Mr. John Frederick Preston[81] | 30 | Liverpool, Merseyside, England | Southampton | New York City |  | 202MB
Coleridge, Mr. Reginald Charles | 29 | London, England | Detroit, Michigan, US |
Collander, Mr. Erik Gustaf | 27 | Helsinki, Grand Duchy of Finland[note 6] | Ashtabula, Ohio, US  |
Collett, Mr. Sidney Clarence Stuart | 25 | London, England | Southampton | Port Byron, New York, US | 9 |
Collyer, Mr. Harvey | 31 | Bishopstoke, Hampshire, England | Southampton | Payette, Idaho, US |  |
Collyer, Mrs. Charlotte Annie (née Tate) | 31 | Bishopstoke, Hampshire, England | Southampton | Payette, Idaho, US | 14 |
Collyer, Miss Marjorie Charlotte "Lottie" | 8
Cook, Mrs. Selena (née Rogers) | 22 | Oxford, Oxfordshire, England | New York City
Corbett, Mrs. Irene (née Colvin) | 30 | Provo, Utah, US | Southampton | Provo, Utah, US |  |
Corey, Mrs. Mary Phyllis Elizabeth (née Miller) | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US  |
Cotterill, Mr. Henry "Harry" | 20 | Penzance, Cornwall, England | Akron, Ohio, US  |
Cunningham, Mr. Alfred Fleming[81] | 21 | Belfast, Ireland | Belfast | New York City  |
Davies, Mr. Charles Henry | Lyndhurst, Hampshire, England | Southampton | Eden, Manitoba, Canada  |
Davies, Mrs. Elizabeth Agnes Mary (née White) | 48 | St. Ives, Cornwall, England UK | Southampton | Houghton, Michigan, US | 14 |
Davies, Master John Morgan Jr. | 8
Davis, Miss Mary | 28 | London, England, UK | Tottenville, New York, US | 13
Deacon, Mr. Percy William | 20 | Fritham, Hampshire, England, UK | Southampton | Boston, Massachusetts, US |  |
del Carlo, Mr. Sebastiano | 29 | Montecarlo, Lucca, Tuscany, Italy | Cherbourg | Chicago, Illinois, US | 295MB
del Carlo, Mrs. Argene (née Genovesi)[83][95] | 24 | Montecarlo, Lucca, Tuscany, Italy | Cherbourg | Chicago, Illinois, US | 11 |
Denbuoy, Mr. Albert "Herbert" | 25 | Guernsey, Channel Islands, UK | Southampton | Elizabeth, New Jersey, US |  |
Dibden, Mr. William | 18 | Lyndhurst, Hampshire, England | Eden, Manitoba, Canada |
Doling, Mrs. Ada Julia (née Bone) | 34 | Southampton, Hampshire, England, UK | Southampton | New York City | ? |
Doling, Miss Elsie | 19
Douton, Mr. William Joseph | 55 | Rochester, New York, US | Southampton | Rochester, New York, US |  |
Drew, Mr. James Vivian | 42 | Greenport, New York, US | Greenport, New York, US |
Drew, Mrs. Lulu Thorne (née Christian) | 34 | Greenport, New York, US | Southampton | Greenport, New York, US | 10 |
Drew, Master Marshall Brines | 8
Duran y More, Miss Florentina | 30 | Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain | Cherbourg | Havana, Cuba | 12
Duran y More, Miss Asunción | 27
Fahlstrøm, Mr. Arne Joma | 18 | Oslo, Norway | Southampton | Bayonne, New Jersey, US |  |
Faunthorpe, Mr. Harry Bartram | 40 | Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK |  | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US |  | 286MB
Fillbrook, Mr. Joseph Charles | 18 | Truro, Cornwall, England, UK |  | Houghton, Michigan, US |
Fox, Mr. Stanley Hubert | 38 | Rochester, New York, US |  | Rochester, New York, US |  | 236MB
Frost, Mr. Anthony Wood "Artie"[81] | 37 | Belfast, Ireland | Belfast | New York City |
Funk, Miss Annie Clemmer | 38 | Janjgir-Champa, British India, UK[note 3] | Southampton | Bally, Pennsylvania, US  |
Fynney, Mr. Joseph J. | 35 | Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK | Montreal, Quebec, Canada |  | 322M
Gale, Mr. Harry | 38 | Harrowbarrow, Cornwall, England, UK | Clear Creek, Colorado, US |
Gale, Mr. Shadrach | 33  |
Garside, Miss Ethel | 34 | Liverpool, Merseyside, England | Southampton | Brooklyn, New York, US | 12 |
Gaskell, Mr. William Alfred | 18 | Liverpool, Merseyside, England | Southampton | Montreal, Quebec, Canada |  |
Gavey, Mr. Laurence | 26 | Guernsey, Channel Islands | Elizabeth, New Jersey, US  |
Gilbert, Mr. William | 47 | Carleens, Cornwall, England | Butte, Montana, US  |
Giles, Mr. Edgar | 21 | Porthleven, Cornwall, England | Camden, New Jersey, US  |
Giles, Mr. Frederick Edward | 20  |
Giles, Mr. Ralph | 25 | London, England | New York City | 297MB
Gill, Mr. John William | 24 | Clevedon, North Somerset, England | 155MB
Gillespie, Mr. William Henry | 34 | Abbeyleix, Laois, Ireland | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada |
Givard, Mr. Hans Kristensen | 30 | Kølsen, Vorde Sogn, Denmark | San Francisco, California, US | 305MB
Greenberg, Mr. Samuel | 52 | Bronx, New York, US | Bronx, New York, US | 19MB
Hale, Mr. Reginald | 30 | Auburn, New York, US | Auburn, New York, US | 75MB
Hämäläinen, Mrs. Anna (Anna Hamlin) | 24 | Detroit, Michigan, US | Southampton | Detroit, Michigan, US | 4 |
Hämäläinen, Master Viljo Unto Johannes (William Hamlin) | 1
Harbeck, Mr. William H. | 44 | Toledo, Ohio, US | Southampton | Montreal, Quebec, Canada |  | 35MB
Harper, The Reverend John | 39 | London, England | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Harper, Miss Annie Jessie "Nina" | 6 | London, England | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US | 11 |
Harris, Mr. George | 62 | New York City | 15
Harris, Mr. Walter | 30 | London, England | Southampton | New York City |  |
Hart, Mr. Benjamin | 47 | Ilford, Essex, England | Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada  |
Hart, Mrs. Esther Ada (née Bloomfield) | 48 | Ilford, Essex, England | Southampton | Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada | 14 |
Hart, Miss Eva Miriam | 7
Hartley, Mr. Wallace Henry[81] | 33 | Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, England | Southampton | New York City |  | 224MB
Herman, Mr. Samuel | 49 | Yeovil, Somerset, England | Southampton | Bernardsville, New Jersey, US |
Herman, Mrs. Jane (née Laver) | 48 | Yeovil, Somerset, England | Southampton | Bernardsville, New Jersey, US | 9 |
Herman, Miss Alice | 24
Herman, Miss Kate
Hewlett, Mrs. Mary Dunbar (née Kingcome) | 56 | Lucknow, British India, UK[note 3] | Rapid City, South Dakota, US | 13
Hickman, Mr. Lewis | 30 | Fritham, Hampshire, England | Southampton | The Pas, Manitoba, Canada |  | 256MB
Hickman, Mr. Leonard Mark | 24 | Eden, Manitoba, Canada |
Hickman, Mr. Stanley George | 20 | The Pas, Manitoba, Canada |
Hiltunen, Miss Martta | 18 | Joensuu, Grand Duchy of Finland[note 6] | Detroit, Michigan, US |
Hocking, Mrs. Elizabeth "Eliza" (née Neads) | 54 | Penzance, Cornwall, England | Southampton | Akron, Ohio, US | 4 |
Hocking, Mr. Richard George | 23 | Akron, Ohio, US | Southampton | Akron, Ohio, US |  |
Hocking, Miss Ellen "Nellie" | 20 | Penzance, Cornwall, England | Southampton | Akron, Ohio, US | 4 |
Hocking, Mr. Samuel James Metcalfe | 36 | Devonport, Devon, England | Southampton | Middletown, Connecticut, US |  |
Hodges, Mr. Henry Price | 50 | Southampton, Hampshire, England | Boston, Massachusetts, US | 149MB
Hold, Mr. Stephen | 44 | Porthoustock, Cornwall, England | Sacramento, California, US |
Hold, Mrs. Annie Margaret (née Hill) | 29 | Porthoustock, Cornwall, England | Southampton | Sacramento, California, US | 10 |
Hood, Mr. Ambrose Jr. | 21 | Fritham, Hampshire, England | Southampton | Manitoba, Canada |  |
Hosono, Mr. Masabumi | 41 | Tokyo, Japan | Southampton | Tokyo, Japan | 10 |
Howard, Mr. Benjamin | 63 | Swindon, Wiltshire, England | Southampton | Idaho, US |  |
Howard, Mrs. Ellen Truelove (née Arman) | 60 |
Hume, Mr. John Law "Jock"[81] | 21 | Dumfries, Scotland | New York City | 193MB
Hunt, Mr. George Henry | 33 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US |
Ilett, Miss Bertha | 17 | Jersey, Channel Islands | Southampton | Atlanta, Georgia, US | ? |
Jacobsohn, Mr. Sidney Samuel | 40 | London, England | Southampton | Montreal, Quebec, Canada |  |
Jacobsohn, Mrs. Amy Frances Christy (née Cohen) | 24 | London, England | Southampton | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | 12 |
Jarvis, Mr. Denzil John | 47 | Stoneygate, Leicestershire, England | Southampton | New York City |  |
Jefferys, Mr. Clifford Thomas | 24 | Guernsey, Channel Islands | Elizabeth, New Jersey, US |
Jefferys, Mr. Ernest Wilifred | 22 |
Jenkin, Mr. Stephen Curnow | 32 | St. Ives, Cornwall, England | Houghton, Michigan, US |
Jerwan, Mrs. Marie Marthe (née Thuillard) | 23 | New York City | Southampton | New York City | 11 |
Kantor, Mr. Sinai | 34 | Vitebsk, Russian Empire | Southampton | Bronx, New York, US |  | 283MB
Kantor, Mrs. Miriam (née Sternin) | 24 | Vitebsk, Russian Empire | Southampton | Bronx, New York, US | 12 |
Karnes, Mrs. Claire (née Bennett) | 28 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US | Southampton | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US |  |
Keane, Mr. Daniel | 35 | Limerick, Ireland | Queenstown | St Louis, Missouri, US |
Keane, Miss Nora Agnes | 46 | Castleconnell, Limerick, Ireland | Queenstown | Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, US | 10 |
Kelly, Miss Florence "Fannie" | 45 | London, England | Southampton | New York City | 9
Kirkland, Reverend Charles Leonard | 52 | Glasgow, Scotland | Queenstown | Tuxford, Saskatchewan, Canada |  |
Knight, Mr. Robert J.[81] | 39 | Belfast, Ireland | Belfast | New York City |
Krins, Mr. Georges Alexandré[81] | 23 | London, England | Southampton |
Kvillner, Mr. Johan Henrik Johannesson | 31 | Trollhättan, Västergötland, Sweden | Arlington, Virginia, US | 165MB
Lahtinen, Reverend William | 35 | Minneapolis, Minnesota, US | Minneapolis, Minnesota, US |
Lahtinen, Mrs. Anna Amelia (née Sylfvén) | 26 |
Lamb, Mr. John Joseph | 30 | Glencree, Ireland | Queenstown | Providence, Rhode Island, US |
Laroche, Mr. Joseph Philippe Lemercier | 25 | Paris, France | Cherbourg | Cap-Haïtien, Haiti |
Laroche, Mrs. Juliette Marie Louise (née Lafargue)[83][96] | 22 | Paris, France | Cherbourg | Cap-Haïtien, Haiti | 14 |
Laroche, Miss Simone Marie Anne Andrée | 3
Laroche, Miss Louise Marguerite | 1
Lehmann, Miss Bertha | 17 | Lotzwil, Switzerland | Central City, Iowa, US | 12
Leitch, Miss Jessie Wills | 31 | London, England | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US | 11
Lemore, Mrs. Amelia "Milley" (née Hunt) | 34 | Chicago, Illinois, US | 14
Levy, Mr. René Jacques | 36 | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | Cherbourg | Montreal, Quebec, Canada |  |
Leyson, Mr. Robert William Norman | 25 | London, England | Southampton | New York City | 108MB
Lingane, Mr. John | 61 | Chelsea, Michigan, US | Chelsea, Michigan, US |
Louch, Mr. Charles Alexander | 50 | Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset, England | New York City | 121MB
Louch, Mrs. Alice Adelaide (née Slow) | 42 | Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset, England | Southampton | New York City | 14 |
Mack, Mrs. Mary (née Lacy) | 57 | Southampton, Hampshire, England | Southampton | New York City |  | 52MB
Malachard, Mr. Jean-Noël | 25 | Paris, France | Cherbourg |
Mallet, Mr. Albert | 31 | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | Montreal, Quebec, Canada |
Mallet, Mrs. Antoinette Marie (née Magnin) | 24 | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | Cherbourg | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | 10 |
Mallet, Master André Clément | 1
Mangiavacchi, Mr. Serafino Emilio | 30 | Paris, France | Cherbourg | New York City |  |
Matthews, Mr. William John | St Austell, Cornwall, England | Southampton | La Salle, Illinois, US |
Maybery, Mr. Frank Hubert | 36 | Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset, England | Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada |
McCrae, Mr. Arthur Gordon | 32 | Sydney, New South Wales, Australia | Canada | 209MB
McCrie, Mr. James Matthew | Sarnia, Ontario, Canada | Sarnia, Ontario, Canada |
McKane, Mr. Peter David | 46 | Guernsey, Channel Islands | Rochester, New York, US |
Mellinger, Mrs. Elizabeth Anne (née Maidment) | 41 | Wimbledon, London, England | Southampton | Bennington, Vermont, US | 14 |
Mellinger, Miss Madeleine Violet | 13
Mellors, Mr. William John | 19 | Chelsea, London, England | Long Island, New York, US | B
Meyer, Mr. August | 31 | Harrow, London, England | Southampton | New York City |  |
Milling, Mr. Jacob Christian | 48 | Odense, Denmark | Oregon, Wisconsin, US | 271MB
Mitchell, Mr. Henry Michael | 71 | Guernsey, Channel Islands | Toledo, Ohio, US |
Montvila, Father Juozas | 27 | Gudinė, Lithuania [97] | Worcester, Massachusetts, US |
Moraweck, Dr. Ernest | 54 | Frankfort, Kentucky, US | Frankfort, Kentucky, US |
Morley, Mr. Henry Samuel (alias Mr. Henry Marshall) | 38 | Birmingham, Worcester, England | Los Angeles, US |
Mudd, Mr. Thomas Charles | 16 | Huntingfield, Suffolk, England | New York City |
Myles, Mr. Thomas Francis | 63 | Fermoy, Ireland | Queenstown | Waban, Massachusetts, US |
Nassr Allah, Mr. Niqula Khalil | 28 | Zahlé, Lebanon, Ottoman Empire[note 7] | Cherbourg | Cleveland, Ohio, US | 43MB
Nassr Allah, Mrs. Adal (née Akim)[83][98] | 17 | Zahlé, Lebanon, Ottoman Empire | Cherbourg | Cleveland, Ohio, US | ? |
Navratil, Mr. Michel (alias Charles Hoffman)[23] | 32 | Nice, France | Southampton | New York City |  | 15MB
Navratil, Master Michel Marcel (alias John Hoffman)[99] | 3 | Nice, France | Southampton | New York City | D |
Navratil, Master Edmond Roger (alias Fred Hoffman)[100] | 2
Nesson, Mr. Israel | 26 | London, England | Southampton | Boston, Massachusetts, US |  |
Nicholls, Mr. Joseph Charles "Joe" | 19 | St. Ives, Cornwall, England | Houghton, Michigan, US | 101MB
Norman, Mr. Robert Douglas | 28 | Glasgow, Scotland | 287MB
Nye, Mrs. Elizabeth (née Ramell) | 29 | East Orange, New Jersey, US | Southampton | East Orange, New Jersey, US | 11 |
Otter, Mr. Richard | 39 | Middleburg Heights, Ohio, US | Southampton | Middleburg Heights, Ohio, US |  |
Oxenham, Mr. Percy Thomas | 22 | London, England | Southampton | North Bergen, New Jersey, US | 13 |
Padron Manent, Mr. Julian | 26 | Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain | Cherbourg | Havana, Cuba | 9
Pain, Dr. Alfred "Alf" | 23 | Hamilton, Ontario, Canada | Southampton | Hamilton, Ontario, Canada |  |
Pallas y Castello, Mr. Emilio | 29 | Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain | Cherbourg | Havana, Cuba | 9 |
Parker, Mr. Clifford Richard | 28 | Guernsey, Channel Islands | Southampton | New York City |  |
Parkes, Mr. Francis "Frank"[81] | 18 | Belfast, Ireland | Belfast |
Parrish, Mrs. Lutie Davis (née Temple) | 60 | Woodford County, Kentucky, US | Southampton | Woodford County, Kentucky, US | 12 |
Pengelly, Mr. Frederick William | 19 | Gunnislake, Cornwall, England | Southampton | Butte, Montana, US |  |
Peruschitz, Father Josef | 28 | Scheyern, Bavaria, German Empire[note 2] | St. Cloud, Minnesota, US |
Phillips, Mr. Escott Robert | 42 | Ilfracombe, Devon, England | New Brighton, Pennsylvania, US |
Phillips, Miss Alice Frances Louisa | 21 | Ilfracombe, Devon, England | Southampton | New Brighton, Pennsylvania, US | 12 |
Phillips, Miss Kate Florence (alias Mrs. Kate Marshall)[8][101] | 19 | Birmingham, Worcester, England | Los Angeles, US | 11
Pinsky, Mrs. Rosa | 21 | Brooklyn, New York, US | Brooklyn, New York, US | 9
Ponesell, Mr. Martin | 34 | Southampton, Hampshire, England | Southampton | New York City |  |
Portaluppi, Mr. Emilio Ilario Giuseppe | 34 | Milford, New Hampshire, US | Southampton | Milford, New Hampshire, US | 14 |
Pulbaum, Mr. Franz | 27 | New York City | Southampton | New York City |  |
Quick, Mrs. Jane (née Richards) | 33 | Plymouth, Devon, England | Southampton | Detroit, Michigan, US | 11 |
Quick, Miss Winnifred Vera | 8
Quick, Miss Phyllis May | 2
Reeves, Mr. David | 36 | Slinfold, West Sussex, England | Southampton | New York City |  |
Renouf, Mr. Peter Henry | 33 | Elizabeth, New Jersey, US | Elizabeth, New Jersey, US |  |
Renouf, Mrs. Lillian "Lily" (née Jefferys) | 30 | Elizabeth, New Jersey, US | Southampton | Elizabeth, New Jersey, US | 12 |
Reynaldo, Miss Encarnación | 28 | Marbella, Spain | New York City | 9
Richard, Mr. Emile Philippe | 23 | Paris, France | Cherbourg | Montreal, Quebec, Canada |  |
Richards, Mrs. Emily (née Hocking) | 23 | Penzance, Cornwall, England | Southampton | Akron, Ohio, US | 4 |
Richards, Master William Rowe | 3
Richards, Master Sibley George | 9 mo.
Ridsdale, Miss Lucy | 50 | London, England | Marietta, Ohio, US | 13
Rogers, Mr. Reginald Harry | 18 | Tavistock, Devon, England | Southampton | Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, US |  |
Rugg, Miss Emily | 21 | Guernsey, Channel Islands | Southampton | Wilmington, Delaware, US | 12 |
Schmidt, Mr. August | 26 | Newark, New Jersey, US | Southampton | Newark, New Jersey, US |  |
Sedgwick, Mr. Charles Frederick Waddington | 25 | Liverpool, Merseyside, England | Minatitlán, Veracruz, Mexico |
Sharp, Mr. Percival James | 27 | London, England, UK | New York City |
Shelley, Mrs. Imanita (née Parrish Hall) | 25 | Deer Lodge, Montana, US | Southampton | Deer Lodge, Montana, US | 12 |
Silvén, Miss Lyyli Karolina | 17 | Tornio, Grand Duchy of Finland[note 6] | Minneapolis, Minnesota, US | 16 |
Sincock, Miss Maude | 20 | St. Ives, Cornwall, England | Hancock, Michigan, US | D |
Sinkkonen, Miss Anna | 30 | Turku, Grand Duchy of Finland[note 6] | Brighton, Boston, Massachusetts, US | 10 |
Sjöstedt, Mr. Ernst Adolf | Hjo, Västergötland, Sweden | Sault Ste Marie, Michigan, US |
Slayter, Miss Hilda Mary | Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada | Queenstown | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 13 |
Slemen, Mr. Richard James | 35 | Landrake, Cornwall, England | Southampton | Nashua, New Hampshire, US |  |
Smith, Miss Marion Elsie | 39 | Basingstoke, Hampshire, England | Southampton | Washington, DC US | 9 |
Sobey, Mr. Samuel James Hayden | 25 | Porthallow, Cornwall, England | Southampton | Houghton, Michigan, US |  |
Stanton, Mr. Samuel Ward | 42 | New York City | New York City |
Stokes, Mr. Philip Joseph | 25 | London, England | Detroit, Michigan, US | 81MB
Sweet, Mr. George Frederick | 14 | Yeovil, Somerset, England | Bernardsville, New Jersey, US |
Taylor, Mr. Percy Cornelius[81] | 32 | London, England | New York City |
Toomey, Miss Ellen Mary | 48 | Indianapolis, Indiana, US | Southampton | Indianapolis, Indiana, US | 9 |
Troupiansky, Mr. Moses Aaron | 23 | London, England | Southampton | New York City |  |
Trout, Mrs. Jessie L. | 26 | Columbus, Ohio, US | Southampton | Columbus, Ohio, US | 9 |
Troutt, Miss Edwina Celia "Winnie" | 27 | Bath, Somerset, England | Auburndale, Massachusetts, US | D
Turpin, Mr. William John Robert | 29 | Plymouth, Devon, England | Southampton | Salt Lake City, Utah, US |  |
Turpin, Mrs. Dorothy Ann (née Wonnacott) | 27 |
Veal, Mr. James | 40 | Barre, Vermont, US | Barre, Vermont, US |
Wallcroft, Miss Ellen "Nellie" | 36 | Maidenhead, Berkshire, England | Southampton | Mamaroneck, New York, US | 14 |
Ware, Mr. John James | 45 | Bristol, Avon, England | Southampton | New Britain, Connecticut, US |  |
Ware, Mrs. Florence Louise (née Long) | 31 | Bristol, Avon, England | Southampton | New Britain, Connecticut, US | 10 |
Ware, Mr. William Jeffery | 23 | Gunnislake, Cornwall, England | Southampton | Butte, Montana, US |  |
Watson, Mr. Ennis Hastings[81] | 15 | Belfast, Ireland | Belfast | New York City |  |
Watt, Mrs. Elizabeth Inglis "Bessie" (née Milne) | 40 | Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland | Southampton | Portland, Oregon, US | 9 |
Watt, Miss Robertha Josephine "Bertha" | 12
Webber, Miss Susan | 37 | Bude, Cornwall, England | Hartford, Connecticut, US | 12
Weisz, Mr. Leopold | 28 | Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, England | Southampton | Montreal, Quebec, Canada |  | 293MB
Weisz, Mrs. Mathilde Françoise (née Pëde) | 37 | Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, England | Southampton | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | 10 |
Wells, Mrs. Addie Dart (née Trevaskis) | 29 | Heamoor, Cornwall, England | Akron, Ohio, US | 14
Wells, Miss Joan | 4
Wells, Master Ralph Lester | 2
West, Mr. Edwy Arthur | 36 | Bournemouth, Dorset, England | Southampton | Gainesville, Florida, US |  |
West, Mrs. Ada Mary (née Worth)[83][102] | 33 | Bournemouth, Dorset, England | Southampton | Gainesville, Florida, US | 10 |
West, Miss Constance Mirium | 4
West, Miss Barbara Joyce | 10 mo.
Wheadon, Mr. Edward H. | 66 | Guernsey, Channel Islands | Southampton | Edgewood, Rhode Island, US |  |
Wheeler, Mr. Edwin Charles "Fred" | 24 | Bath, Somerset, England | Asheville, North Carolina, US |
Whilems, Mr. Charles | 32 | London, England | Southampton | New York City | 9 |
Wilkinson, Miss Elizabeth Anne (alias Mrs. Elizabeth Faunthorpe) | 29 | Manchester, England | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | 16
Williams, Mr. Charles Eugene | 23 | Harrow, London, England | Chicago, Illinois, US | 14
Woodward, Mr. John Wesley[81] | 32 | Oxford, Oxfordshire, England | Southampton | New York City |  |
Wright, Miss Marion | 26 | Yeovil, Somerset, England | Southampton | Cottage Grove, Oregon, US | 9 |
Yvois, Miss Henriette | 24 | Paris, France | Southampton | Montreal, Quebec, Canada |  |

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Abbing, Mr. Anthony | 40 | Cincinnati, Ohio | US | Southampton | Cincinnati, Ohio, US |  |
Abbott, Mrs. Rhoda Mary (née Hunt) | 39 | East Providence, Rhode Island | US | Southampton | East Providence, Rhode Island, US | A |
Abbott, Mr. Rossmore Edward | 16 | East Providence, Rhode Island | US | Southampton | East Providence, Rhode Island, US |  | 190MB
Abbott, Mr. Eugene Joseph | 14 |
Abd al-Khaliq, Mr. Farid Qasim Husayn | 18 | Shana | Syria | Cherbourg | New York City |
Abelseth, Miss Karen Marie | 16 | Sunnmøre | Norway | Southampton | Los Angeles, California, US | 16 |
Abelseth, Mr. Olaus Jørgensen | 25 | Perkins County, South Dakota | US | Perkins County, South Dakota, US | A
Abrahamsson, Mr. Abraham August Johannes | 20 | Dalsbruk | Finland | Hoboken, New Jersey, US | 15
Abrahim, Mrs. Mary Sophie Halaut (née Easu) | 18 | Shwayhad | Syria  | Cherbourg | Greensburg, Pennsylvania, US | C
Ådahl, Mr. Mauritz | 30 | Asarum, Blekinge | Sweden | Southampton | Brooklyn, New York, US |  | 72MB
Adams, Mr. John | 26 | Bournemouth, Dorset | England | La Porte City, Iowa, US | 103MB
Ahlin, Mrs. Johanna Persdotter (née Larsson) | 40 | Göteborg, Västergötland | Sweden | Akeley, Minnesota, US |
Aks, Mrs. Leah (née Rosen) | 21 | London | England | Southampton | Norfolk, Virginia, US | 13 |
Aks, Master Frank Philip | 10 mo. | London | 11
Al-Muna, Mr. Nasif Qasim | 26 | Fredericksburg, Virginia | US | Cherbourg | Fredericksburg, Virginia, US | 15
Alexander, Mr. William | 23 | Great Yarmouth, Norfolk | England | Southampton | Albion, Michigan, US |  |
Alhomäki, Mr. Ilmari Rudolf | 19 | Salo | Finland | Astoria, Oregon, US |
Ali, Mr. Ahmed | 24 | Buenos Aires | Argentina | New York City |
Ali, Mr. William | 25 | 79MB
Allen, Mr. William Henry | 35 | Birmingham, West Midlands | England |
Allum, Mr. Owen George | 15 | Southall, London | 259MB
Al-Zainni, Mr. Fahim Ruhanna | 22 | Toula | Syria | Cherbourg | Dayton, Ohio, US | 6 |
Andersen, Mr. Albert Karvin | 33 | Bergen | Norway | Southampton | New York City |  | 260MB
Andersen-Jensen, Miss Carla Christine | 19 | Eskilstrup | Denmark | Southampton | Portland, Oregon, US | 16 |
Andersson, Mr. Anders Johan | 39 | Kisa, Östergötland | Sweden | Southampton | Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada |  |
Andersson, Mrs. Alfrida Konstantia (née Brogren) | 39 |
Andersson, Miss Sigrid Elisabeth | 11 |
Andersson, Miss Ingeborg Constanzia | 9 |
Andersson, Miss Ebba Iris Alfrida | 6 |
Andersson, Master Sigvard Harald Elias | 4 |
Andersson, Miss Ellis Anna Maria | 2 |
Andersson, Miss Erna Alexandra | 17 | Ruotsinpyhtää | Finland | Southampton | New York City | D |
Andersson, Miss Ida Augusta Margareta | 38 | Vadsbro, Sörmland | Sweden | Southampton | Manistee, Michigan, US |  |
Andersson, Mr. Johan Samuel | 26 | Hartford, Connecticut | US | Hartford, Connecticut, US |
Andreasson, Mr. Paul Edvin | 20 | Kalfsnäs, Småland | Sweden | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Angheloff, Mr. Minko | 26 | Terziysko, Troyan | Bulgaria |
Arnold-Franchi, Mr. Josef | 25 | Altdorf, Uri | Switzerland | New Glarus, Wisconsin, US |
Arnold-Franchi, Mrs. Josefine (née Franchi) | 18 |
Aronsson, Mr. Ernst Axel Algot | 24 | Horset, Småland | Sweden | Joliet, Illinois, US |
Asim, Mr. Adola | 35 | Buenos Aires | Argentina | New York City |
Asplund, Mr. Carl Oscar Vilhelm Gustafsson | 40 | Alseda, Småland | Sweden | Worcester, Massachusetts, US | 142MB
Asplund, Mrs. Selma Augusta Emilia (née Johansson) | 38 | Alseda, Småland | Sweden | Southampton | Worcester, Massachusetts, US | 15 |
Asplund, Master Filip Oscar | 13 | Alseda, Småland | Sweden | Southampton | Worcester, Massachusetts, US |  |
Asplund, Master Clarence Gustaf Hugo | 9 |
Asplund, Master Carl Edgar | 5 |
Asplund, Miss Lillian Gertrud | 5 | Alseda, Småland | Sweden | Southampton | Worcester, Massachusetts, US | 15 |
Asplund, Master Edvin Rojj Felix | 3
Asplund, Mr. Johan Charles | 23 | Oskarshamn, Kalmar | Minneapolis, Minnesota, US | 13
Assaf, Mrs. Mariyam (née Khalil) | 45 | Kafr Mishki | Syria | Cherbourg | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada | C
Assam, Mr. Ali | 23 | Buenos Aires | Argentina | Southampton | New York City |  |
Attala, Mr. Sleiman | 30 | Ottawa, Ontario | Canada | Cherbourg | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada |
Atta Allah, Miss Malakah | 17 | Beirut | Syria | New York City |
Augustsson, Mr. Albert | 23 | Krakoryd, Småland | Sweden | Southampton | Bloomington, Indiana, US |
Ayyub Dahir, Miss Bannurah | 15 | Beirut | Syria | Cherbourg | Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada | C |
Bakus, Mr. Raful | 20 | Unknown | Syria | Cherbourg | New York City |  |
Backström, Mr. Karl Alfred | 32 | Kotka | Finland | Southampton |
Backström, Mrs. Maria Mathilda (née Gustafsson)[83][103] | 33 | Kotka | Finland | Southampton | New York City | D |
Badman, Miss Emily Louisa | 18 | Clevedon, North Somerset | England | Skaneateles, New York, US | C
Badt, Mr. Mohamed | 40 | Tripoli | Syria | Cherbourg | New York City |  |
Bakić, Mr. Kerim | 26 | Bosanska Krupa | Bosnia | Southampton | Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, US |
Banski, Mrs. Mara (née Osman) | 31 | Vagovina | Croatia | Southampton | Steelton, Pennsylvania, US | ? |
Baqlini, Mrs. Mariyam Latifa (née Qurban) | 24 | Ḑuhūr ash Shuwayr | Syria | Cherbourg | Brooklyn, New York, US | C
Baqlini, Miss Mariya Katarin | 5
Baqlini, Miss Eujini | 4
Baqlini, Miss Hileni Barbarah | 9 mo.
Barbarah, Mrs. Katarin Dawud | 45 | Kafr Mishki | Syria | Cherbourg | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada |  |
Barbarah, Miss Saidah | 18 |
Barry, Miss Julia | 26 | New York City, New York | US | Queenstown | New York City |
Barton, Mr. David John | 22 | Cambridge, Cambridgeshire | England | Southampton |
Beavan, Mr. William Thomas | 18 | Fillingham, Lincolnshire | Russell, US |
Bengtsson, Mr. Johan Viktor | 26 | Fridhemsberg, Halland | Sweden | Monee, Illinois, US |
Berglund, Mr. Karl Ivar Sven | 22 | Firtby | Finland | New York City |
Betros, Mr. Tannous | 20 | Zgharta | Syria | Cherbourg | Waterbury, Connecticut, US |
Birkeland, Mr. Hans Martin Monsen | 21 | Bremnes | Norway | Southampton | New York City |
Björklund, Mr. Ernst Herbert | 18 | Stockholm | Sweden |
Bostandyeff, Mr. Guentcho | 26 | Unknown | Bulgaria | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Bourke, Mr. John | 42 | Carrowskehine, Mayo | Ireland | Queenstown |
Bourke, Mrs. Catherine (née McHugh) | 32 |
Bourke, Miss Mary | 40 | Ireland |
Bowen, Mr. David John "Dai" | 20 | Treherbert, Glamorgan | Wales | Southampton | New York City |
Bradley, Miss Bridget Delia | 22 | Kingwilliamstown, Cork | Ireland | Queenstown | Glen Falls, New York, US | 13 |
Braf, Miss Elin Ester Maria | 20 | Medeltorp, Småland | Sweden | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US |  |
Braund, Mr. Lewis Richard | 29 | Bridgerule, Devon | England | Qu'Appelle Valley, Saskatchewan, Canada |
Braund, Mr. Owen Harris | 22 |
Brobeck, Mr. Karl Rudolf | Norrköping, Östergötland | Sweden | Worcester, Massachusetts, US |
Brocklebank, Mr. William Alfred | 35 | Broomfield, Essex | England | New York City |
Buckley, Mr. Daniel | 21 | Kingwilliamstown, Cork | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City | 13 |
Buckley, Miss Catherine | 22 | Ovens, Cork | Ireland | Queenstown | Roxbury, Massachusetts, US |  | 299MB
Bulus, Mrs. Sultanah (née Rizq) | 40 | Unknown | Syria | Cherbourg | Kent, British Columbia, Canada |
Bulus, Master Akar | 9 |
Bulus, Miss Nur-al-Ayn | 7 |
Burke, Mr. Jeremiah | 19 | Glanmire, Cork | Ireland | Queenstown | Charlestown, US |
Burns, Miss Mary Delia | 17 | Kilmacowen, Sligo | New York City |
Butrus-Youssef, Mrs. Katarin (née Rizk) | 24 | Sar'al[104] | Syria[104] | Cherbourg | Detroit, Michigan, US | C |
Butrus-Youssef, Master Makhkhul | 4 | D
Butrus-Youssef, Miss Marianna | 2 | C
Čačić, Mr. Jego Grga | 18 | Široka Kula | Croatia | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US |  |
Čačić, Mr. Luka | 38 |
Čačić, Miss Marija | 30 |
Čačić, Miss Manda | 21 |
Čalić, Mr. Jovo | 17 | Brezik | Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, US |
Čalić, Mr. Petar |
Canavan, Miss Mary | 22 | Tonacrick, Clare | Ireland | Queenstown | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US |
Canavan, Mr. Patrick "Peter" | 21 | Knockmaria, Mayo |
Cann, Mr. Ernest Charles | Penwithick, Cornwall | England | Southampton | New York City |
Caram, Mr. Joseph | 28 | Kfar Mechi | Syria | Cherbourg | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada | 28MB[105]
Caram, Mrs. Maria (née Elias) | 18 |
Carlsson, Mr. Carl Robert | 24 | Göteborg, Västergötland | Sweden | Southampton | Huntley, Illinois, US |
Carlsson, Mr. August Sigfrid | Dagsås, Halland | Tower, Minnesota, US |
Carr, Miss Jane | 47 | Aclare, Sligo | Ireland | Queenstown | Hartford, Connecticut, US |
Carver, Mr. Alfred John | 28 | Southampton, Hampshire | England | Southampton | New York City |
Celotti, Mr. Francesco | 24 | Milan[106] | Italy |  |
Chang, Mr. Chip | 32 | Hong Kong | China | Southampton | New York City | C |
Charters, Mr. David | 28 | Ballinalee, Longford | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City |  |
Cheong, Mr. Foo | 32 | Hong Kong | China | Southampton | New York City | 10/13 |
Christmann, Mr. Emil | 29 | London | England | Southampton | New York City |  |
Chronopoulos, Mr. Apostolos | 26 | Agios Sostis, Peloponnese | Greece | Cherbourg |
Chronopoulos, Mr. Dimitrios | 18 |
Coelho, Mr. Domingos Fernandes | 20 | Funchal, Madeira Islands | Portugal | Southampton |
Cohen, Mr. Gershon "Gus" | 18 | London | England | Southampton | Brooklyn, New York, US | 12 |
Colbert, Mr. Patrick | 24 | Kilkinlea, Limerick | Ireland | Queenstown | Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada |  |
Coleff, Mr. Fotio | Debnevo, Troyan | Bulgaria | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Coltcheff, Mr. Peju | 36 | Gumostnik, Lovec |
Conlon, Mr. Thomas Henry | 31 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | US | Queenstown | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US |
Connaghton, Mr. Michael | Brooklyn, New York | Brooklyn, New York, US |
Connolly, Miss Catherine "Kate" | 35 | Bank Place, Tipperary | Ireland | Dobbs Ferry, New York, US |
Connolly, Miss Katherine "Kate" | 22 | Cortrasna, Cavan | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City | 13 |
Connors, Mr. Patrick John | 61 | Charleville, Cork | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City |  | 171MB
Cook, Mr. Jacob
(Kukk, Mr. Jakob?) | 43 | Unknown
(Estonia?) | Russia
(Estonia?) | Southampton |
Čor, Mr. Bartol | 35 | Kricina | Croatia | Great Falls, Montana, US |
Čor, Mr. Ivan | 27 |
Čor, Mr. Liudevit | 19 |
Corn, Mr. Henry "Harry" | 30 | London | England | New York City |
Corr, Miss Helen | 16 | Corglass, Longford | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City | 16 |
Coutts, Mrs. Mary Winnie (née Trainer) | 36 | London | England | Southampton | Brooklyn, New York, US | 2
Coutts, Master William Loch "Willie" | 9
Coutts, Master Neville Leslie | 3
Coxon, Mr. Daniel | 59 | London | England | Southampton | Merrill, Wisconsin, US |  |
Crease, Mr. Ernest James | 19 | Bristol, Avon | Cleveland, Ohio, US |
Cribb, Mr. John Hatfield | 44 | Bournemouth, Dorset | Newark, New Jersey, US |
Cribb, Miss Laura Mae | 16 | Bournemouth, Dorset | England | Southampton | Newark, New Jersey, US | 12 |
Čulumović, Mr. Jeso | 17 | Lipova Glavica | Croatia | Southampton | Hammond, Indiana, US |
Dahir, Mr. Tannous | 28 | Beirut | Syria | Cherbourg | Youngstown, Ohio, US |
Dahl, Mr. Charles Edwart | 45 | Adelaide, South Australia | Australia | Southampton | Fingal, North Dakota, US | 15 |
Dahlberg, Miss Gerda Ulrika | 22 | Stockholm | Sweden | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US |  |
Dakić, Mr. Branko | 19 | Gornji Miholjac | Croatia | New York City |
Daly, Miss Margaret "Maggie" | 30 | Athlone, Westmeath | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City | 15 |
Daly, Mr. Eugene Patrick | 29 | B
Danbom, Mr. Ernst Gilbert | 34 | Göteborg, Västergötland | Sweden | Southampton | Stanton, Iowa, US |  | 197MB
Danbom, Mrs. Anna Sigrid Maria (née Brogren) | 28 |
Danbom, Master Gilbert Sigvard Emanuel | 4 mo. |
Danoff, Mr. Yoto | 27 | Unknown | Bulgaria | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Dantcheff, Mr. Ristju | 25 | Terziysko, Troyan |
Davies, Mr. Evan | 22 | Pontardawe, West Glamorgan | Wales | Pontiac, Michigan, US |
Davies, Mr. Alfred John | 24 | West Bromwich, Staffordshire | England |
Davies, Mr. John Samuel | 21 |
Davies, Mr. Joseph | 17 |
Davison, Mr. Thomas Henry "Harry" | 32 | Liverpool, Merseyside | Bedford, Indiana, US |
Davison, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth | 34 | Liverpool, Merseyside | England | Southampson | Bedford, Indiana, US | 16 |
De Messemaeker, Mr. Guillaume Joseph | 36 | Tampico, Montana | US | Southampton | Tampico, Montana, US | 15 |
De Messemaeker, Mrs. Anna (née de Becker) | 13
de Mulder, Mr. Theodoor | 36 | Aspelare, East Flanders | Belgium | Detroit, Michigan, US | 11
de Pelsmaeker, Mr. Alfons | 16 | Heldergem, Haaltert, East Flanders | Belgium | Southampton | Gladstone, Michigan, US |  |
Dean, Mr. Bertram Frank | 25 | Bartley Farm, Hampshire | England | Wichita, Kansas, US |
Dean, Mrs. Eva Georgetta (née Light) | 32 | Bartley Farm, Hampshire | England | Southampton | Wichita, Kansas, US | 10 |
Dean, Master Bertram Vere | 1
Dean, Miss Elizabeth Gladys "Millvina" | 2 mo.
Delalić, Mr. Redjo | 25 | Bakić | Bosnia | Southampton | Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, US |  |
Denkoff, Mr. Mitto | 30 | Unknown | Bulgaria | Coon Rapids, Iowa, US |
Dennis, Mr. William | 26 | Week St Mary, Cornwall | England | Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada |
Dennis, Mr. Samuel | 22
Devaney, Miss Margaret Delia | 19 | Kilmacowen, Sligo | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City | C |
Dika, Mr. Mirko | 17 | Podgora | Croatia | Southampton | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada |  |
Dimić, Mr. Jovan | 42 | Ostrovica | Red Lodge, Montana, US |
Dintcheff, Mr. Valtcho | 43 | Unknown | Bulgaria | Tulsa, Oklahoma, US |
Donohoe, Miss Bridget | 21 | Cum, Mayo | Ireland | Queenstown | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Dooley, Mr. Patrick J. | 43 | Patrickswell, Limerick | New York City |
Dorking, Mr. Edward Arthur | 18 | Liss, Hampshire | England | Southampton | Oglesby, Illinois, US | B |
Doherty, Mr. William John (aka "James Moran") | 22 | Cork | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City |  |
Dowdell, Miss Elizabeth | 31 | New York City, New York | US | Southampton | New York City | 13 |
Doyle, Miss Elizabeth | 24 | Bree, Wexford | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City |  |
Draženović, Mr. Jozef | 33 | Hrastelnica | Croatia | Cherbourg | 51MB
Dropkin, Miss Jennie | 24 | Mogilev | Belarus | Southampton | New York City | 13 |
Duquemin, Mr. Joseph Pierre | 19 | Saint Sampson, Guernsey, Channel Islands | England | Albion, New York, US | D
Dwan, Mr. Frank | 65 | Bunmahon, Waterford | Ireland | Queenstown | Morris Plains, New Jersey, US |  |
Dyker, Mr. Adolf Fredrik | 23 | New Haven, Connecticut | US | Southampton | New Haven, Connecticut, US |
Dyker, Mrs. Anna Elisabeth Judith (née Andersson) | 22 | New Haven, Connecticut | US | Southampton | New Haven, Connecticut, US | 16 |
Edvardsson, Mr. Gustaf Hjalmar | 18 | Tofta, Uppland | Sweden | Southampton | Joliet, Illinois, US |  |
Eklund, Mr. Hans Linus | 16 | Kårberg, Örebro | Jerome Junction, Arizona, US |
Ekström, Mr. Johan | 45 | Effington Rut, South Dakota | US | Effington Rut, South Dakota, US |
Elias, Mr. Dibo | 29 | Unknown | Syria | Cherbourg | New York City |
Elias, Mr. Joseph Jr. | 15 | Kafr Mishki, Syria | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada |
Elias Nasrallah, Mr. Tannous | 17 |
Elsbury, Mr. William James | 47 | Taunton, Somerset | England | Southampton | Gurnee, Illinois, US |
Emanuel, Miss Virginia Ethel | 6 | New York City, New York | US | Southampton | New York City | 13 |
Estanislau, Mr. Manuel Gonçalves | 37 | Calheta, Madeira | Portugal | Southampton | New York City |  |
Everett, Mr. Thomas James | 39 | Bristol, Avon | England | Troy, New York, US | 187MB
Fardon, Mr. Charles R.(alias Charles Franklin) | 38 | Wellingborough, Northamptonshire | Cherbourg | Canada |
Farrell, Mr. James "Jim" | 25 | Killoe, Longford | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City | 68MB
Finoli, Mr. Luigi | 34 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | US | Southampton | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | 15 |
Fischer, Mr. Eberhard Thelander | 18 | Björkeberga, Skåne | Sweden | Southampton | New York City |  |
Fleming, Miss Honora "Nora" | 22 | Carrowskehine, Mayo | Ireland | Queenstown |
Flynn, Mr. James | 28 | Cuilkillew, Mayo |
Flynn, Mr. John | 42 | Clonbur, Galway | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US |
Foley, Mr. Joseph | 19 | Broadford, Limerick | Larchmont, New York, US |
Foley, Mr. William | 20 | Donoughmore, Cork | Ireland | New York City |
Ford, Mr. Arthur | 22 | Bridgwater, Somerset | England | Southampton | Elmira, New York, US |
Ford, Mrs. Margaret Ann (née Watson) | 48 | Rotherfield, East Sussex | Essex County, New Jersey, US |
Ford, Miss Dollina Margaret | 20 |
Ford, Mr. Edward Watson | 18 |
Ford, Mr. William Neal Thomas | 16 |
Ford, Miss Robina Maggie | 7 |
Fox, Mr. Patrick | 28 | Mullingar, Westmeath | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City |
Gallagher, Mr. Martin | 29 | Caltra, Galway |
Garfirth, Mr. John | 21 | Wollaston, Northamptonshire | England | Southampton | Kitchener, Ontario, Canada |
Gerios Thamah, Mr. Assaf | 21 | Kafr Mishki | Syria | Cherbourg | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada |
Gheorgheff, Mr. Stanio | – | Unknown | Bulgaria | Butte, Montana, US |
Gilinski, Mr. Eliezer | 22 | Ignalina | Lithuania | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US | 47MB
Gilnagh, Miss Mary Katherine "Katie" | 17 | Esker, Longford | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City | 16 |
Glynn, Miss Mary Agatha | 19 | Killaloe, Clare | Washington, DC, US | 13
Goldsmith, Mr. Frank John | 33 | Strood, Kent | England | Southampton | Detroit, Michigan, US |  |
Goldsmith, Mrs. Emily Alice (née Brown) | 31 | Strood, Kent | England | Southampton | Detroit, Michigan, US | C |
Goldsmith, Master Frank John William | 9
Goldsmith, Mr. Nathan | 41 | Unknown | Russia | Southampton | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US |  |
Goodwin, Mr. Frederick Joseph | 42 | Fulham | England | Southampton | Niagara Falls, New York, US |
Goodwin, Mrs. Augusta (née Tyler) | 43 |
Goodwin, Miss Lillian Amy | 16 |
Goodwin, Mr. Charles Edward | 14 |
Goodwin, Master William Frederick | 13 |
Goodwin, Miss Jessie Allis Mary | 12 |
Goodwin, Master Harold Victor | 10 |
Goodwin, Master Sidney Leslie | 1 | 4MB[107]
Green, Mr. George Henry | 40 | Dorking, Surrey | Lead, South Dakota, US |
Grønnestad, Mr. Daniel Danielsen | 32 | Bokn | Norway | Portland, North Dakota, US |
Guest, Mr. Robert | 32 | London | England | Clinton, New York, US |
Gustafsson, Mr. Alfred Ossian | 19 | Kokkola | Finland | Waukegan, Illinois, US |
Gustafsson, Mr. Anders Vilhelm | 37 | Ruotsinpyhtää | New York City | 98MB
Gustafsson, Mr. Johan Birger | 28 |
Gustafsson, Mr. Karl Gideon | 19 | Myren, Synnerby, Västergötland | Sweden | Aberdeen, South Dakota, US |
Haas, Miss Aloisia | 24 | Altdorf, Uri | Switzerland | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Hagland, Mr. Ingvald Olai Olsen | 28 | Skåre, Haugesund | Norway | Belmar, New Jersey, US |
Hagland, Mr. Konrad Mathias Reiersen | 19 |
Hakkarainen, Mr Pekka Pietari | 28 | Helsinki | Finland | Monessen, Pennsylvania, US |
Hakkarainen, Mrs. Elin Matilda (née Dolck) | 24 | Helsinki | Finland | Southampton | Monessen, Pennsylvania, US | 15 |
Hampe, Mr. Léon Jérome | 19 | Westrozebeke | Belgium | Southampton | Detroit, Michigan, US |  |
Hanna, Mr. Borak Suleiman | 27 | Hardîne | Syria | Cherbourg | Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, US | 15 |
Hanna, Mr. Bulus | 18 | Kfar Mechi | Syria | Cherbourg | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada |  |
Hanna, Mr. Mansur | 35 | 188MB
Hansen, Mr. Claus Peter | 41 | Racine, Wisconsin | US | Southampton | Racine, Wisconsin, US |
Hansen, Mrs. Jennie Louise (née Howard) | 45 | Racine, Wisconsin | US | Southampton | Racine, Wisconsin, US | 11 |
Hansen, Mr. Henrik Juul | 26 | Holeby, Storstrøm | Denmark | Southampton | Racine, Wisconsin, US |  |
Hansen, Mr. Henry Damsgaard | 21 | Copenhagen | 69MB
Hargadon, Miss Catherine "Kate" | 17 | Ballysadare, Sligo | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City |
Harknett, Miss Alice Phoebe | 21 | Thornton Heath, London | England | Southampton | New London, Connecticut, US |
Hart, Mr. Henry John | 27 | Ballysadare, Sligo | Ireland | Queenstown | Boston, Massachusetts, US |
Healy, Miss Hanora (Nora) | 29 | Athenry, Galway | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City | 16 |
Hedman, Mr. Oskar Arvid | 27 | St. Paul, Minnesota | US | Southampton | St. Paul, Minnesota, US | 15
Hegarty, Miss Hanora "Nora" | 18 | Whitechurch, Cork | Ireland | Queenstown | Charlestown, US |
Heikkinen, Miss Laina | 26 | Jyväskylä | Finland | Southampton | New York City | 14?
Heininen, Miss Wendla Maria | 23 | Turku | Finland | Southampton | New York City |  | 8MB
Hellström, Miss Hilda Maria | 22 | Stora Tuna | Sweden | Southampton | Evanston, Illinois, US | C |
Hendeković, Mr. Ignjac | 28 | Vagovina | Croatia | Southampton | Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, US |  | 306MB
Henriksson, Miss Jenny Lovisa | Stockholm | Sweden | Iron Mountain, Michigan, US | 3MB
Henry, Miss Bridget Delia | 23 | Clonown, Roscommon | Ireland | Queenstown | Boston, Massachusetts, US |
Hing, Mr. Lee | 24 | Hong Kong | China | Southampton  | New York City  | C |
Hirvonen, Mrs. Helga Elisabeth (née Lindqvist) | 22 | Dalsbruk | Finland | Southampton | Monessen, Pennsylvania, US | 15 |
Hirvonen, Miss Hildur Elisabeth | 2 | Dalsbruk
Holm, Mr. Johan Fredrik Alexander | 43 | Karlshamn, Blekinge | Sweden | Southampton | New York City |  |
Holten, Mr. Johan Martin | 28 | Bergen | Norway |
Honkanen, Miss Eliina | 27 | Saarijärvi | Finland | Southampton | New York City | ? |
Horgan, Mr. John | 22 | Unknown | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City |  |
Howard, Miss May Elizabeth | 27 | North Walsham, Norfolk | England | Southampton | Albion, Michigan, US | C |
Humblen, Mr. Adolf Mathias Nicolai Olsen | 42 | Borgund, Møre og Romsdal | Norway | Southampton | Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US |  |
Husayn, Master Husayn Mahumud | 11 | Fredericksburg, Virginia | US | Cherbourg | Fredericksburg, Virginia, US |
Hyman, Mr. Solomon Abraham | 34 | Manchester | England | Southampton | Springfield, Massachusetts, US | C |
Ilmakangas, Miss Ida Livija | 27 | New York City, New York | US | Southampton | New York City |  |
Ilmakangas, Miss Pieta Sofia | 25 | Paavola, Northern Ostrobothnia | Finland |
Ivanoff, Mr. Kanio | 20 | Malka Ribnya, Troyan | Bulgaria | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Jabbour, Miss Hileni | 16 | Unknown | Syria | Cherbourg | New York City | 328MM
Jabbour, Miss Tamini | 19 |
Jalševac, Mr. Ivan | 29 | Topolovac | Croatia | Cherbourg | Galesburg, Illinois, US | 15 |
Jansson, Mr. Carl Olof | 21 | Örebro | Sweden | Southampton | Swedeburg, Nebraska, US | A
Jardim, Mr. José Neto | 21 | Calheta, Madeira | Portugal | Southampton | New York City |  |
Jensen, Mr. Hans Peder | 20 | Eskilstrup | Denmark | Portland, Oregon, US |
Jensen, Mr. Niels Peder "Rasmus" | 48 | Portland, Oregon | US |
Jensen, Mr. Svend Lauritz | 17 | Eskilstrup | Denmark |
Jermyn, Miss Annie Jane | 26 | Ballydehob, Cork | Ireland | Queenstown | East Lynn, Massachusetts, US | D |
Jirjis, Mrs. Shaniini (née Whabee Abi-Saab) | 22 | Youngstown, Ohio | US | Cherbourg | Youngstown, Ohio, US | C
Johannesen, Mr. Bernt Johannes | 29 | Avaldsnes, Stavanger | Norway | Southampton | New York City | 13
Johanson, Mr. Jakob Alfred | 34 | Munsala | Finland | Southampton | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada |  | 143MB
Johansson, Mr. Erik | 22 | Frostensmåla, Småland | Sweden | St. Paul, Minnesota, US | 156MB
Johansson, Mr. Gustaf Joel | 33 | Bäckebo, Småland | Cheyenne, North Dakota, US | 285MB
Johansson, Mr. Karl Johan | 31 | Duluth, Minnesota | US | Duluth, Minnesota, US |
Johansson, Mr. Nils | 29 | Chicago, Illinois | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Johansson Palmquist, Mr. Oskar Leander | 26 | Kvarnaryd, Småland | Sweden | Southampton | New Haven, Connecticut, US | 15 |
Johnson, Mr. Alfred | 49 | Millwood | England | Southampton | New York City |  |
Johnson, Mrs. Elisabeth Vilhelmina (née Berg) | 26 | St. Charles, Illinois | US | Southampton | St. Charles, Illinois, US | 15 |
Johnson, Master Harold Theodor | 4
Johnson, Miss Eleanor Ileen | 1
Johnson, Mr. Malkolm Joackim | 33 | Minneapolis, Minnesota | US | Southampton | Minneapolis, Minnesota, US |  | 37MB
Johnson, Mr. William Cahoone Jr. | 19 | Hawthorne, New Jersey | New York City |
Johnston, Mr. Andrew Emslie | 35 | Thornton Heath, London | England | New London, Connecticut, US |
Johnston, Mrs. Elizabeth (née Watson) "Eliza" | 34 |
Johnston, Master William Andrew | 8 |
Johnston, Miss Catherine Nellie | 7 |
Jonkoff, Mr. Lalju | 23 | Gumostnik, Lovec | Bulgaria | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Jonsson, Mr. Carl | 32 | Kalfsnäs, Småland | Sweden | Southampton | Huntley, Illinois, US | 15 |
Jönsson, Mr. Nils Hilding | 27 | Tågarp, Skåne | Sweden | Southampton | New York City |  |
Jussila, Mr. Eiriik | 32 | Elimäki | Finland | Southampton | Monessen, Pennsylvania, US | 15 |
Jussila, Miss Katriina | 20 | Paavola, Northern Ostrobothnia | Finland | Southampton | New York City |  |
Jussila, Miss Mari Aina | 21 |
Kallio, Mr. Nikolai Erlantti | 17 | Kauhajoki | Sudbury, Ontario, Canada |
Kalvik, Mr. Johannes Halvorsen | 21 | Etnesjøen, Hordaland | Norway | Story City, Iowa, US |
Karajić, Mr. Milan | 30 | Vagovina | Croatia | Youngstown, Ohio, US |
Karlsson, Mr. Einar Gervasius | 21 | Oskarshamn, Kalmar | Sweden | Southampton | Brooklyn, New York, US | 13 |
Karlsson, Mr. Julius Konrad Eugen | 33 | Göteborg, Västergötland | Sweden | Southampton | New York City |  |
Karlsson, Mr. Nils August | 22 | Örebro | Palmer, Massachusetts, US |
Karun, Mr. Franz | 39 | Milje | Slovenia | Southampton | Galesburg, Illinois, US | 15 |
Karun, Miss Manca ("Anna") | 4 | Milje
Katavolos, Mr. Vassilios G. | 19 | Agios Sostis | Greece | Cherbourg | Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US |  | 58MB
Keane, Mr. Andrew "Andy" | 23 | Athenry, Galway | Ireland | Queenstown | Auburndale, Massachusetts, US |
Keefe, Mr. Arthur | 39 | Rahway, New Jersey | US | Southampton | Rahway, New Jersey, US | A | 332O
Kelly, Mr. James | 19 | Unknown | Ireland | New York City |  | 70MB
Kelly, Mr. James | 44 | Leixlip, Kildare | Queenstown | New Haven, Connecticut, US |
Kelly, Miss Anna Katherine | 20 | Cuilmullagh, Mayo | Ireland | Queenstown | Chicago, Illinois, US | 16 |
Kelly, Miss Mary | 22 | Castlepollard, Westmeath | New York City | D
Kennedy, Mr. John Joseph | 24 | Watergate, Limerick | 15?
Khalil-Khoury, Mr. Butrus | 25 | Hardîne | Syria | Cherbourg | Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, US |  |
Khalil-Khoury, Mrs. Zahie "Maria" | 20 |
Kiernan, Mr. John Joseph | 24 | Jersey City, New Jersey | US | Queenstown | Jersey City, New Jersey, US |
Kiernan, Mr. Philip | 22 | Aughnacliffe, Longford | Ireland |
Kilgannon, Mr. Thomas | Currafarry, Galway | New York City |
Kink, Mr. Anton | 29 | Zürich | Switzerland | Southampton | Milwaukee, Wisconsin | 2 |
Kink, Mrs. Luise (née Heilmann) | 26
Kink, Miss Luise Gretchen | 4
Kink, Miss Maria | 22 | Zürich | Switzerland | Southampton | Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US |  |
Kink, Mr. Vincenz | 26 |
Klasén, Mrs. Hulda Kristina Eugenia (née Lofqvist) | 36 | Salmunds, Gotland | Sweden | Los Angeles, US |
Klasén, Mr. Klas Albin | 18 | Grimshut, Småland | New York City |
Klasén, Miss Gertrud Emilia | 1 |
Kraeff, Mr. Theodor | – | Vetren | Bulgaria | Cherbourg | Madison, Wisconsin, US |
Krekorian, Mr. Neshan | 25 | Kiğı | Turkey | Cherbourg | Brantford, Ontario, Canada | 10 |
Kutscher, Mr. Simon | 26 | Edinburgh | Scotland | Southampton | New York City |  |
Lahoud Ishaq Mowad, Mr. Sarkis | 30 | Zgharta | Syria | Cherbourg | Waterbury, Connecticut, US |
Laitinen, Miss Kristiina Sofia | 37 | Helsinki | Finland | Southampton | New York City |
Laleff, Mr. Kristo | 23 | Knezhni Lak, Troyan | Bulgaria | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Lam, Mr. Ah | 37 | Hong Kong | China | Southampton | New York City | C |
Lam, Mr. Len | 23 | Hong Kong | China | Southampton | New York City |  |
Landergren, Miss Aurora Adelia | 22 | Karlshamn, Blekinge | Sweden | Southampton | New York City | 13 |
Lane, Mr. Patrick | 16 | Limerick, Limerick | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City |  |
Lang, Mr. Fang | 26 | Hong Kong | China | Southampton | New York City | 14 |
Larsson, Mr. August Viktor | 29 | Stamford, Connecticut | US | Southampton | Stamford, Connecticut, US |  |
Larsson, Mr. Bengt Edvin | 29 | Nyköping, Södermanland | Sweden | Hartford, Connecticut, US |
Larsson-Rondberg, Mr. Edvard A. | 22 | Lysvik, Värmland | Missoula, Montana, US |
Lee, Mr. Bing | 32 | Hong Kong | China | Southampton | New York City | C |
Lee, Mr. Ling | 28 | Hong Kong | China | Southampton | New York City |  |
Lefebvre, Mrs. Frances Marie-Anselme (née Daumont) | 40 | Liévin, Pas-de-Calais | France | Mystic, Iowa, US |
Lefebvre, Miss Mathilde Franck-Marie-Joseph | 12 |
Lefebvre, Miss Jeannie Franck-Marie-Joseph | 8 |
Lefebvre, Master Henri Franck-Marie-Joseph | 5 |
Lefebvre, Miss Ida Franck-Marie-Joseph | 3 |
Leinonen, Mr. Antti Gustaf | 32 | Välitaipale | Finland | New York City |
Lennon, Mr. Denis | 20 | Ballymahon, Longford | Ireland | Queenstown |
Lennon, Miss Mary | 18 |
Leonard, Mr. Lionel | 36 | New York City, New York | US | Southampton |
Lester, Mr. James | 39 | West Bromwich, Staffordshire | England | Pontiac, Michigan, US |
Lievens, Mr. René Gustave Aimé | 24 | Haaltert | Belgium | Detroit, Michigan, US |
Lindahl, Miss Agda Thorilda Viktoria | 25 | Stockholm | Sweden | Saranac Lake, New York, US |
Lindblom, Miss Augusta Charlotta | 45 | Stratford, Connecticut, US |
Lindell, Mr. Edvard Bengtsson | 36 | Helsingborg, Skåne | Hartford, Connecticut, US | A |
Lindell, Mrs. Elin Gerda (née Persson) | 30 |
Lindqvist, Mr. Eino William | 20 | Dalsbruk | Finland | Southampton | Monessen, Pennsylvania, US | 15 |
Linehan, Mr. Michael | 21 | Boherbue, Cork | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City |  |
Linhart, Mr. Wenzel H. | 27 | Vienna | Austria  | Southampton  | New York City  |  | 298MB
Livshin, Mr. David ("Abraham Harmer") | 25 | Manchester | England | Montreal, Quebec, Canada  |  |
Lobb, Mr. William Arthur | 30 | Scranton, Pennsylvania | US | Scranton, Pennsylvania, US  |  |
Lobb, Mrs. Cordelia K. (née Stanlick) | 26  |  | 55MB
Lockyer, Mr. Edward Thomas | 21 | Sandhurst, Kent | England | Ontario, New York, US  |  | 153MB
Lovell, Mr. John Hall ("Henry") | 20 | Northlew, Devon | New York City  |  |
Lulić, Mr. Nikola | 29 | Konjsko Brdo | Croatia | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US | 15 |
Lundahl, Mr. Johan Svensson | 51 | Fyrnan, Småland | Sweden | Southampton | Spokane, Washington, US |  |
Lundström, Mr. Thure Edvin | 32 | Simrishamn, Skåne | Sweden | Southampton | Los Angeles, US | 15 |
Lymperopoulus, Mr. Panagiotis K. | 30 | Áyios Sóstis | Greece | Cherbourg | Stamford, Connecticut US |  | 196MB
Lyntakoff, Mr. Stanko | 44 | Unknown | Bulgaria | Southampton | Coon Rapids, Iowa, US |
Mackay, Mr. George William | 20 | London | England | Rochester, New York, US |
Madigan, Miss Margaret "Maggie" | 21 | Askeaton, Limerick | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City | 15 |
Madsen, Mr. Fridtjof Arne | 24 | Trondheim | Norway | Southampton | Brooklyn, New York, US | 13
Mäenpää, Mr. Matti Alexanteri | 22 | Kauhajoki | Finland | Southampton | Sudbury, Ontario, Canada |  |
Mahon, Miss Bridget Delia | 20 | Derrymartin, Mayo | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City |
Maisner, Mr. Simon | 34 | London | England | Southampton |
Mäkinen, Mr. Kalle Edvard | 29 | Ikaalinen, Pirkanmaa | Finland | Glassport, Pennsylvania, US |
Mamee, Mr. Hanna | 20 | Tripoli | Syria | Cherbourg | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | 15 |
Mangan, Miss Mary | 32 | Carrowkehine, Mayo | Ireland | Queenstown | Chicago, Illinois, US |  | 61MB
Mannion, Miss Margaret | 28 | Caltra, Galway | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City | 16 |
Mardirosian, Mr. Sarkis | 25 | Kiğı | Turkey | Cherbourg | Brantford, Ontario, Canada |  |
Marinko, Mr. Dmitri | 23 | Unknown | Macedonia | Southampton | New York City |
Markoff, Mr. Marin | 35 | Gumostnik, Lovec | Bulgaria | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Markun, Mr. Johann | 33 | Milje | Slovenia | Cherbourg | New York City |
Matinoff, Mr. Nicola | 30 | Gabrovo | Bulgaria | Madison, Wisconsin, US |
McCarthy, Miss Catherine "Katie" | 24 | Tipperary | Ireland | Queenstown | Bayonne, New Jersey, US | 15 |
McCormack, Mr. Thomas Joseph | 19 | Bayonne, New Jersey | US | Guttenberg, New Jersey, US | 15
McCoy, Miss Catherine Agnes | 29 | Carrickatane, Tyrone | Ireland | Brooklyn, New York, US | 16
McCoy, Miss Alice | 26
McCoy, Mr. Bernard | 24
McDermott, Miss Bridget Delia | 31 | Lahardane, Mayo | Chicago, Illinois, US | 13
McEvoy, Mr. Michael | 19 | Dublin | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City |  |
McGovern, Miss Mary | 22 | Corlough, Cavan | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City | 13 |
McGowan, Miss Anna F. "Annie" | 17 | Massbrook, Mayo | Chicago, Illinois, US
McGowan, Miss Catherine | 42 | Terry, Mayo | Ireland | Queenstown | Chicago, Illinois, US |  |
McMahon, Mr. Martin | 20 | Craghbrien, Clare | New York City |
McNamee, Mr. Neal | 27 | Convoy, Donegal, Ireland | England | Southampton | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US |
McNamee, Mrs. Eileen (née O'Leary) | 19 | Salisbury, Wiltshire | 53MB
McNeill, Miss Bridget | 27 | Trien, Roscommon | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City |
Meanwell, Mrs. Mary Ann | 63 | Eastbourne, East Sussex | England | Southampton |
Meehan, Mr. John | 22 | Currowhunane, Sligo | Ireland | Queenstown | Paterson, New Jersey, US |
Meek, Mrs. Anna "Annie" Louise Rowley | 31 | Penarth, Glamorgan | Wales | Southampton | New York City |
Miesnere, Mr. Simon | 34 | London, England | England |
Meo-Martino, Mr. Alfonzo | 48 | Bournemouth, Dorset | Washington, DC, US | 201MB
Mernagh, Mr. John Robert | 26 | Ballywilliam, Wexford | Ireland | Queenstown | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Midtsjø, Mr. Karl Albert | 21 | Kråkstad, Ski | Norway | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US | 15 |
Mihoff, Mr. Stoytcho | 28 | Gumostnik, Lovec | Bulgaria | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US |  |
Miles, Mr. Frank | 23 | Greenwich, London | England | New York City |
Mineff, Mr. Ivan | 24 | Unknown | Bulgaria | Coon Rapids, Iowa, US |
Minkoff, Mr. Lazar | 21 | Gumostnik, Lovec | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Mitkoff, Mr. Mito | 23 | Unknown |
Mockler, Miss Ellen Mary | 23 | Currafarry, Galway | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City | 16 |
Moen, Mr. Sigurd Hansen | 25 | Bergen | Norway | Southampton | Minneapolis, Minnesota, US |  | 309M
Moor, Mrs. Beila | 29 | Unknown | Russia | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US | 14 |
Moor, Master Meier | 7
Moore, Mr. Leonard Charles | 19 | Kingston upon Thames, London | England | Southampton | Hoboken, New Jersey, US |  |
Moran, Miss Bertha Bridget | 28 | Askeaton, Limerick | Ireland | Queenstown | Brooklyn, New York, US | 16 |
Moran, Mr. Daniel James | 27 | Askeaton, Limerick | Ireland | Queenstown | Brooklyn, New York, US |  |
Morley, Mr. William | 34 | Petworth, West Sussex | England | Southampton | New York City |
Morrow, Mr. Thomas Rowan | 30 | Rathfriland, Down | Ireland | Queenstown | Gleichen, Alberta, Canada |
Moss, Mr. Albert Johan | 29 | Bergen | Norway | Southampton | New York City | B |
Moussa, Mrs. Mantoura | 35 | Hardîne | Syria | Cherbourg | Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, US | ?
Moutal, Mr. Rahamin Haim | 28 | London | England | Southampton | New York City |  |
Mubarik, Mrs. Amanah Fa'ud (née Iskandar) | 24 | Hardîne | Syria | Cherbourg | Houtzdale, Pennsylvania, US | C |
Mubarik, Master Gerios | 7
Mubarik, Master Halim Gonios | 4
Mullen, Miss Katherine "Katie" | 19 | Esker, Longford | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City | 16
Mulvihill, Miss Bridget Elizabeth "Bertha" | 25 | Athlone, Westmeath | Providence, Rhode Island, US | 15
Murdlin, Mr. Joseph | 22 | London | England | Southampton | New York City |  |
Murphy, Miss Catherine "Kate" | 18 | Aghnacliffe, Longford | Ireland | Queenstown | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US | 16 |
Murphy, Miss Margaret Jane "Maggie/Mary" | 25 | Fostragh, Longford
Murphy, Miss Nora | 34 | Dublin | New York City
Muslamani, Mrs. Fatimah | 22 | Tebnine | Syria | Cherbourg | Michigan City, Indiana, US | C
Myhrman, Mr. Pehr Fabian Oliver Malkolm | 18 | Kristinehamn, Värmland | Sweden | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US |  |
Nackid, Mr. Sahid | 20 | Zgharta | Syria | Cherbourg | Waterbury, Connecticut, US | C |
Nackid, Miss Waika "Mary" (née Mowad) | 19
Nackid, Miss Maria | 1
Naidenoff, Mr. Penko | 22 | Gumostnik, Lovech | Bulgaria | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US |  |
Nakli-Khoury, Mr. Toufik | 17 | Hardîne | Syria | Cherbourg | New York City |
Nancarrow, Mr. William Henry | 33 | St Austell, Cornwall | England | Southampton | Yonkers, New York, US |
Nankoff, Mr. Minko | 32 | Unknown | Bulgaria | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Nasr Alma, Mr. Mustafa | 20 | Tebnine | Syria | Cherbourg | New York City |
Nassr Rizq, Mr. Saade | Sir'Al |
Naughton, Miss Hannah | 21 | Donoughmore | Ireland | Queenstown |
Nenkoff, Mr. Christo | 22 | Unknown | Bulgaria | Southampton | Coon Rapids, Iowa, US |
Nieminen, Miss Manta Josefiina | 29 | Karinainen | Finland | Aberdeen, Washington, US |
Niklasson, Mr. Samuel | 28 | Västra Bogane, Orust Island | Sweden | New York City |
Nilsson, Mr. August Ferdinand | 21 | Hörby, Skåne | St. Paul, Minnesota, US |
Nilsson, Miss Berta Olivia | 18 | Lysvik, Värmland | Sweden | Southampton | Missoula, Montana, US | D |
Nilsson, Miss Helmina Josefina | 26 | Ramkvilla, Småland | Joliet, Illinois, US | 13
Niqula-Yarid, Miss Jamilah | 14 | El-Hakour | Syria | Cherbourg | Jacksonville, Florida, US | C
Niqula-Yarid, Master Ilyas | 12
Nirva, Mr. Iisakki Antino Äijö | 41 | Kauhajoki | Finland | Southampton | Sudbury, Ontario, Canada |  |
Niskanen, Mr. Juha | 39 | Kivijärvi | Finland | Southampton | Boston, Massachusetts, US | 9 |
Nofal, Mr. Mansur | 20 | Kafr Mishki | Syria | Cherbourg | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada |  | 181MB
Nosworthy, Mr. Richard Cater | 21 | Newton Abbot, Devon | England | Southampton | Buffalo, New York, US |
Nysten, Miss Anna Sofia | 22 | Kisa, Östergötland | Sweden | Southampton | Hackensack, New Jersey, US | 13 |
Nysveen, Mr. Johan Hansen | 61 | Øyer | Norway | Southampton | Grand Forks, North Dakota, US |  |
O'Brien, Mr. Thomas | 27 | Pallasgreen, Limerick | Ireland | Queenstown | Chicago, Illinois, US |
O'Brien, Mrs. Johanna "Hannah" (née Godfrey) | 26 | Pallasgreen, Limerick | Ireland | Queenstown | Chicago, Illinois, US | ? |
O'Brien, Mr. Timothy | 21 | Drimoleague, Cork | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City |  |
O'Connell, Mr. Patrick Denis | 17 | Kingwilliamstown, Cork |
O'Connor, Mr. Maurice | 16 | Boherbue, Cork |
O'Connor, Mr. Patrick | 23 | Kingwilliamstown, Cork |
O'Driscoll, Miss Bridget | 24 | Ballydehob, Cork | Ireland | Queenstown | Jersey City, New Jersey, US | D |
O'Dwyer, Miss Ellen "Nellie" | 25 | Limerick, Limerick | New York City | 10
O'Keefe, Mr. Patrick | 22 | Waterford, Waterford | B
O'Leary, Miss Hanora "Nora" | 16 | Kingwilliamstown, Cork | 13
O'Sullivan, Miss Bridget Mary | 21 | Glenduff, Kerry | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City |  |
Ödahl, Mr. Nils Martin | 23 | Örsjö, Kalmar | Sweden | Southampton | Peoria, Illinois, US |
Öhman, Miss Velin | 22 | Mariestad, Västergötland | Sweden | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US | C |
Olsen, Mr. Henry Margido | 28 | Bergen | Norway | Southampton | New York City |  | 173MB
Olsen, Mr. Karl Siegwart Andreas | 42 | Trondheim | Brooklyn, New York, US |
Olsen, Master Arthur Carl | 9 | Trondheim | Norway | Southampton | Brooklyn, New York, US | 13 |
Olsen, Mr. Ole Martin | 27 | Sunnhordland | Norway | Southampton | Broderick, Canada |  |
Olsson, Miss Elina | 31 | Södra Brantevik | Sweden | St. Paul, Minnesota, US |
Olsson, Mr. Nils Johan Göransson | 28 | Eslöv, Skåne | New York City |
Olsson, Mr. Oskar Wilhelm | 32 | Lunna, Orust Island | Sweden | Southampton | Manitowoc, Wisconsin, US | A |
Olsvingen, Mr. Thor Andersen | 20 | Vikersund | Norway | Southampton | Carneron, US |  | 89MB
Orešković, Miss Jelka | 23 | Konjsko Brdo | Croatia | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Orešković, Mr. Luka | 20 |
Orešković, Miss Marija |
Osén, Mr. Olaf Elon | 16 | Hedesunda, Gävleborg | Sweden | Mitchell, South Dakota, US |
Pålsson, Mrs. Alma Cornelia (née Berglund) | 29 | Bjuv, Skåne | Chicago, Illinois, US | 206MB
Pålsson, Miss Torborg Danira | 8 |
Pålsson, Master Paul Folke | 6 |
Pålsson, Miss Stina Viola | 3 |
Pålsson, Master Gösta Leonard | 2 |
Panula, Mrs. Maija Emelia Abrahamintytar (née Ketola-Ojala) | 41 | Ylihärmä, South Ostrobothnia | Finland | Coal Center, Pennsylvania, US |
Panula, Mr. Ernesti Arvid | 16 |
Panula, Mr. Jaakko Arnold | 15 |
Panula, Master Juha Niilo | 7 |
Panula, Master Urho Aaprami | 2 |
Panula, Master Eino Viljami | 1 |
Pašič, Mr. Jakov | 21 | Streklevac | Slovenia | Aurora, Illinois, US |
Patchett, Mr. George | 19 | Wollaston, Northamptonshire | England | Kitchener, Ontario, Canada |
Pavlović, Mr. Štefo | 32 | Vagovina | Croatia | Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, US |
Peacock, Mrs. Edith (née Nile) | 26 | Southampton, Hampshire | England | Elizabeth, New Jersey, US |
Peacock, Miss Treasteall | 4 |
Peacock, Master Albert Edward | 7 mo. |
Pearce, Mr. Ernest | 32 | London | New York City |
Pedersen, Mr. Olaf | 28 | Sandefjord | Norway | Seattle, Washington, US |
Peduzzi, Mr. Giuseppe | 24 | London | England | New York City |
Pekoniemi, Mr. Edvard Johannes | 21 | Heinola | Finland |
Peltomäki, Mr. Nikolai Johannes | 25 | Helsinki |
Perkin, Mr. John Henry | 22 | Holsworthy, Devon | England | Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada |
Persson, Mr. Ernst Ulrik | 25 | Stockholm, Uppland | Sweden | Southampton | Indianapolis, Indiana, US | 15 |
Peters, Miss Catherine "Katie" | 26 | Cahir, Tipperary | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City |  |
Petranec, Miss Matilda | 28 | Vagovina | Croatia | Southampton | Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, US |
Petroff, Mr. Nadjalko | 19 | Gumostnik, Lovec | Bulgaria | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Petroff, Mr. Pastcho | 29 | Belish, Troyan |
Pettersson, Miss Ellen Natalia | 18 | Stockholm, Uppland | Sweden | Iron Mountain, Michigan, US |
Pettersson, Mr. Johan Emil | 25 | Västermo, Södermanland | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Pickard, Mr. Berk (Trembisky) | 32 | Warsaw | Poland | Southampton | San Francisco, US | 9 |
Plotcharsky, Mr. Vasil | 27 | Unknown | Bulgaria | Southampton | Tulsa, Oklahoma, US |  |
Pocrnić, Mr. Mate | 17 | Bukovac | Croatia | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Pocrnić, Mr. Tome | 24 |
Pullner, Mr. Uscher | 16 | Unknown | Unknown | Cherbourg | New York City |
Radeff, Mr. Alexander | 27 | Unknown | Bulgaria | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Rasmussen, Mrs. Lena Jakobsen (née Solvang) | 62 | Haugesund, Hordaland | Norway | Centerville, South Dakota, US |
Razi, Mr. Raihed | 30 | Tebnine | Syria | New York City |
Reed, Mr. James George | 19 | Penarth, Glamorgan | Wales |
Rekić, Mr. Tido | 38 | Bosanska Krupa | Bosnia | Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, US |
Reynolds, Mr. Harold J. | 21 | London | England | Toronto, Ontario, Canada | 327MM
Rice, Mrs. Margaret (née Norton) | 39 | Athlone, Westmeath | Ireland | Queenstown | Spokane, Washington, US | 12MB
Rice, Master Albert | 10 |
Rice, Master George Hugh | 8 |
Rice, Master Frederick Thomas "Eric" | 7 |
Rice, Master Arthur | 4 |
Rice, Master Eugene Francis | 2 |
Riihivuori, Miss Susanna Juhantytär "Sanni" | 22 | Ylihärmä, South Ostrobothnia | Finland | Southampton | Coal Center, Pennsylvania, US |
Rintamäki, Mr. Matti | 35 | Kyyny | Sudbury, Ontario, Canada |
Riordan, Miss Hannah | 18 | Glenlougha, Cork | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City | 13 |
Risien, Mr. Samuel Beard | 69 | Deal, Kent | England | Southampton | Groesbeck, Texas, US |  |
Risien, Mrs. Emma Jane (née Lellyet) | 58 | Durban | South Africa |
Robins, Mr. Alexander A. | 50 | St Austell, Cornwall | England | Yonkers, New York, US | 119MB
Robins, Mrs. Grace Charity (née Laury) | 47 | 7MB
Rogers, Mr. William John | 29 | Pontardawe, West Glamorgan | Wales | New York City |
Rommetvedt, Mr. Knud Paust | 49 | Hogstad | Norway |
Rosblom, Mrs. Helena Wilhelmina | 41 | Rauma | Finland | Astoria, Oregon, US |
Rosblom, Mr. Viktor Rickard | 18 |
Rosblom, Miss Salli Helena | 2 |
Roth, Miss Sarah A. | 26 | London | England | Southampton | New York City | C |
Rouse, Mr. Richard Henry | 50 | Sittingbourne, Kent | England | Southampton | Cleveland, Ohio, US |  |
Rush, Mr. Alfred George John | 16 | Strood, Kent | Southampton | Detroit, Michigan, US |
Ryan, Mr. Edward | 24 | Ballinascreen, Tipperary | Ireland | Queenstown | Troy, New York, US | 14 |
Ryan, Mr. Patrick | 29 | Askeaton, Limerick | Ireland | Queenstown | Bronx, New York, US |  |
Sæther, Mr. Simon Sivertsen | 43 | Skaun, Sør-Trøndelag | Norway | Southampton | US | 32MB
Saad, Mr. Amin | 30 | Tebnine | Syria | Cherbourg | New York City |
Saad, Mr. Khalil | 25 | Kfar Mechi | Syria | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada |
Sadlier, Mr. Matthew | 20 | Mohill, Leitrim | Ireland | Queenstown | Lakewood Township, New Jersey, US |
Sadowitz, Mr. Harry | 17 | London | England | Southampton | Providence, Rhode Island, US |
Sage, Mr. John George | 44 | Peterborough, Cambridgeshire | Jacksonville, Florida, US |
Sage, Mrs. Annie Elizabeth (née Cazaly) | 44 |
Sage, Miss Stella Anne | 20 |
Sage, Mr. George John | 19 |
Sage, Mr. Douglas Bullen | 18 |
Sage, Mr. Frederick | 16 |
Sage, Miss Dorothy Florence "Dolly" | 14 |
Sage, Master Anthony William "Will" | 13 | 67MB
Sage, Miss Elizabeth Ada | 10 |
Sage, Miss Constance Gladys | 7 |
Sage, Master Thomas Henry | 4 |
Salander, Mr. Karl Johan | 24 | Genevad, Halland | Sweden | Red Wing, Minnesota, US |
Salkjelsvik, Miss Anna Kristine | 21 | Ålesund, Møre og Romsdal | Norway | Southampton | Proctor, Minnesota, US | C |
Salonen, Mr. Johan Verner | 39 | Aberdeen, Washington | US | Southampton | Aberdeen, Washington, US |  |
Sa'maan, Master Butrus | 10 | Hardîne | Syria | Cherbourg | Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, US |
Sa'maan, Mr. Hanna Ilyas | 40 |
Sa'maan, Mr. Ilyas | 17 |
Sa'maan, Mr. Youssef Omar "Joseph" | 16 |
Sandström, Mrs. Agnes Charlotta (née Bengtsson) | 24 | Motala, Östergötland | Sweden | Southampton | San Francisco, US | 13 |
Sandström, Miss Marguerite Rut | 4
Sandström, Miss Beatrice Irene | 1
Sap, Mr. Julius (Jules) | 21 | Zwevezele | Belgium | Southampton | Detroit, Michigan, US | 11
Saundercock, Mr. William Henry | 19 | St Austell, Cornwall | England | Southampton | New York City |  |
Sawyer, Mr. Frederick Charles | 33 | Basingstoke, Hampshire | Halley, Michigan, US | 284MB
Scanlan, Mr. James | 22 | Rathkeale, Limerick | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City |
Scheerlinck, Mr. Jean Baptiste | 29 | Haaltert, East Flanders | Belgium | Southampton | Detroit, Michigan, US | 11 |
Sdycoff, Mr. Theodor | 42 | Unknown | Bulgaria | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US |  |
Shaughnessy, Mr. Patrick | 24 | Tynagh, Galway | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City |
Shawah, Mr. Yousseff Ibrahim | 33 | Beirut | Syria | Cherbourg |
Shadid, Mr. Dahir Abu | 19 | Ibrin[108] | Syria | Kulpmont, Pennsylvania, US | 9MB
Shellard, Mr. Frederick William Blainey | 55 | Bristol, Avon | England | Southampton | Troy, New York, US |
Shihab, Mr. Amir Faris | 25 | Hadath | Syria | Cherbourg | New York City |
Shine, Miss Ellen Natalia | 20 | Cork, Cork | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City | ? |
Shorney, Mr. Charles Joseph | 22 | Heron's Ghyll, East Sussex | England | Southampton | New York, US |  | 240{?}MB
Simmons, Mr. John | 39 | Leigh, Kent | New York City |
Sirkanian, Mr. Arsun | 22 | Kiğı | Turkey | Cherbourg | Brantford, Ontario, Canada |
Sirota, Mr. Maurice | 20 | London | England | Southampton | New York City |
Sivić, Mr. Husein | 40 | Bosanska Krupa | Bosnia | Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, US |
Sivola, Mr. Antti Vilhelmi | 21 | Mountain Home, Idaho | US | Mountain Home, Idaho, US |
Sjöblom, Miss Anna Sofiia | 18 | Munsala | Finland | Southampton | Olympia, Washington, US | 16 |
Skoog, Mr. Wilhelm Johansson | 40 | Hällekis, Västergötland | Sweden | Southampton | Iron Mountain, Michigan, US |  |
Skoog, Mrs. Anna Bernhardina (née Karlsson) | 43 |
Skoog, Master Karl Thorsten | 11 |
Skoog, Miss Mabel | 9 |
Skoog, Master Harald | 5 |
Skoog, Miss Margit Elizabeth | 2 |
Slabenoff, Mr. Peko | 42 | Unknown | Bulgaria | New York City |
Slocovski, Mr. Selman Francis | 20 | London | England |
Smiljanić, Mr. Jakob Mile | 37 | Pisac | Croatia |
Smyth, Mr. Thomas | 26 | Caltra, Galway | Ireland | Queenstown | Hammond, Indiana, US |
Smyth, Miss Julia | 17 | Kilcogy, Cavan | Ireland | Queenstown | New York City | 13 |
Søholt, Mr. Peter Andreas Lauritz Andersen | 19 | Ålesund, Møre og Romsdal | Norway | Southampton | Minneapolis, Minnesota, US |  |
Somerton, Mr. Francis William | 30 | Greatfield, Cheltenham | England | Canastota, New York, US |
Spector, Mr. Woolf | 23 | London | New York City |
Spinner, Mr. Henry John | 32 | Arboretum, Worcestershire | Gloversville, New York, US |
Staneff, Mr. Ivan | 23 | Debnevo, Troyan | Bulgaria | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Stanković, Mr. Ivan | 33 | Galdovo | Croatia | Cherbourg | New York City |
Stanley, Miss Amy Zillah Elsie | 24 | Wallingford, Oxfordshire | England | Southampton | New Haven, Connecticut, US | C |
Stanley, Mr. Edward Rowland | 21 | Swanage | England | Southampton | Cleveland, Ohio, US |  |
Storey, Mr. Thomas | 51 | Liverpool, Merseyside | New York City | 261MB
Stoytcheff, Mr. Ilia | 19 | Gumostnik, Lovec | Bulgaria | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Strandberg, Miss Ida Sofia | 22 | Turku | Finland | New York City |
Strandén, Mr. Juho Niilonpoika | 31 | Muljula, Kitee | Finland | Southampton | Duluth, Minnesota, US | 9 |
Strilić, Mr. Ivan | 27 | Široka Kula | Croatia | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US |  |
Ström, Mrs. Elna Matilda (née Persson) | 29 | Indiana Harbor, Indiana | US | Indiana Harbor, Indiana, US |
Ström, Miss Thelma Matilda Wilhelmina | 2 |
Sunderland, Mr. Victor Francis | 20 | London | England | Southampton | Cleveland, Ohio, US | B |
Sundman, Mr. Johan Julian | 44 | Munsala | Finland | Cheyenne, Wyoming, US | 15
Sutehall Jr., Mr. Henry | 25 | London | England | Southampton | Buffalo, New York, US |  |
Svensson, Mr. Johan | 74 | Reftele, Småland | Sweden | Effington Rut, South Dakota, US |
Svensson, Mr. Johan Cervin | 14 | Knäred, Halland | Sweden | Southampton | Beresford, South Dakota, US | 13 |
Svensson, Mr. Olof | 24 | Björkeberga, Skåne | Sweden | Southampton | New York City |  |
Tenglin, Mr. Gunnar Isidor | 25 | Stockholm, Uppland | Sweden | Southampton | Burlington, Iowa, US | 13 |
Theobald, Mr. Thomas Leonard | 34 | Strood, Kent | England | Southampton | Detroit, Michigan, US |  | 176MB
Tannous, Mr. Bashir (Charles) | 31 | Hardîne | Syria | Cherbourg | Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, US |
Tannous, Mrs. Thamini Khoury Fa'ud "Thelma" | 16 | Hardîne | Syria | Cherbourg | Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, US | 14 |
Tannous, Master As'ad Iskandar Fa'ud | 5 mo. | 16
Thomas, Mr. John | 34 | Unknown | Unknown | Cherbourg | Columbus, Ohio, US |  |
Thomas, Mr. Tannous John | 16 | Syria |
Thompson, Mr. Alexander Morrison | 36 | Scotland | Southampton | New York City |
Thorneycroft, Mr. Percival Thomas | 36 | Maidstone, Kent | England | Clinton, New York, US |
Thorneycroft, Mrs. Florence Kate (née Stears) | 32 | Maidstone, Kent | England | Southampton | Clinton, New York, US | 10 |
Tikkanen, Mr. Juho | 32 | Pielavesi | Finland | Southampton | New York City |  |
Tobin, Mr. Roger | 20 | Cahir, Tipperary | Ireland | Queenstown |
Todoroff, Mr. Lalio | 23 | Unknown | Bulgaria | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US |
Tomlin, Mr. Ernest Portage | 22 | Portage la Prairie, Manitoba | Canada | Des Moines, Iowa, US | 50MB
Törber, Mr. Ernst Wilhelm | 44 | Unknown | Germany | New York City |
Torfa, Mr. Assad | 20 | Syria | Cherbourg |
Törnquist, Mr. William Henry | 25 | Sundbyberg | Sweden | Southampton | New York City | 15 |
Touma, Mrs. Hanna Youssef (née Razi) | 27 | Tibnin | Syria | Cherbourg | Dowagiac, Michigan, US | C
Touma, Miss Marianna Youssef | 9
Touma, Master Gerios (George) Youssef | 8
Turčin, Mr. Stjepan | 36 | Bratina | Croatia | Southampton | Youngstown, Ohio, US |  |
Turja, Miss Anna Sofiia | 18 | Oulainen, Oulu | Finland | Southampton | Ashtabula, Ohio, US | 15 |
Turkula, Mrs. Hedvig | 63 | Jalasjärvi, Southern Ostrobothnia | Hibbing, Minnesota, US
Van Billiard, Mr. Austin Blyler | 35 | London | England | Southampton | North Wales, Pennsylvania, US |  | 255MB
Van Billiard, Master James William | 10 |
Van Billiard, Master Walter John | 9 | 1{?}MB[109][110]
Van de Velde, Mr. Johannes Josef | 35 | Denderhoutem | Belgium | New York City |
Van den Steen, Mr. Leo Peter | 28 | Haaltert |
Van Impe, Mr. Jean-Baptiste | 36 | Kerksken | Detroit, Michigan, US |
Van Impe, Mrs. Rosalie Paula (née Govaert) | 30 |
Van Impe, Miss Catharina | 10 |
Van Melkebeke, Mr. Philemon Edmund | 23 | Haaltert, East Flanders |
Vandercruyssen, Mr. Victor | 46 | Zwevezele |
Vanderplancke, Mr. Julius | 31 | Fremont, Ohio, US |
Vanderplancke, Mrs. Emelie Maria (née Vandemoortele) | 31 | Pittem |
Vanderplancke, Miss Augusta Maria | 18 | Zwevezele |
Vanderplancke, Mr. Leo Edmondus | 15 |
Van de Walle, Mr. Nestor Cyriel | 28 | Westrozebeke | New York City |
Vartanian, Mr. Davit | 22 | Kiğı | Turkey | Cherbourg | Brantford, Ontario, Canada | 13 |
Vendel, Mr. Olof Edvin | 29 | Östra Sallerup, Skåne | Sweden | Southampton | St. Paul, Minnesota, US |  |
Veström, Miss Hulda Amanda Adolfina | 14 | Salmunds, Gotland | Los Angeles, US |
Vovk, Mr. Janko | 21 | Jesenice | Slovenia | St. Joseph, Minnesota, US |
Waelens, Mr. Achille | 22 | Ruiselede, West Flanders | Belgium | Stanton, Ohio, US | 140MB
Ware, Mr. Frederick William | 34 | Greenwich, London | England | New York City |
Warren, Mr. Charles William | 30 | Portsmouth, Hampshire |
Wazni, Mr. Yousif Ahmed | 25 | Tebnin | Syria | Cherbourg |
Webber, Mr. James | 66 | San Francisco | US | Southampton | San Francisco, US |
Wennerström, Mr. August Edvard Andersson | 27 | Malmö, Skåne | Sweden | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US | A |
Widegren, Mr. Carl Peter | 51 | Algutsrum, Kalmar | Sweden | Southampton | New York City |  |
Wiklund, Mr. Jakob Alfred | 18 | Nikolaistad | Finland | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | 314
Wiklund, Mr. Karl Johan | 21 |
Wilkes, Mrs. Ellen | 47 | Penzance, Cornwall | England | Southampton | Akron, Ohio, US | 16 |
Willer, Mr. Aaron | 37 | Unknown | Russia | Cherbourg | Chicago, Illinois, US |  |
Willey, Mr. Edward | 18 | Market Drayton, Shropshire | England | Southampton | Schenectady, New York, US |
Williams, Mr. Howard Hugh "Harry" | 28 | Guernsey, Channel Islands | Channel Islands | New York City |
Williams, Mr. Leslie | Tonypandy, Glamorgan | Wales | 14MB
Windeløv, Mr. Einar | 21 | Cape Town | South Africa |
Wirz, Mr. Albert | 27 | Uster | Switzerland | Beloit, Wisconsin, US | 131MB
Wiseman, Mr. Phillippe | 54 | London | England | Quebec City, Quebec, Canada |
Wittevrongel, Mr. Camilius Aloysius | 36 | Westrozebeke | Belgium | Detroit, Michigan, US |
Yasbak, Mr. Antun | 27 | Unknown | Syria | Cherbourg | Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, US |
Yasbak, Mrs. Silanah Fa'ud (née Iskandar) | 15 | Unknown | Syria | Cherbourg | Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, US | C |
Ylieff, Mr. Ylio | 32 | Unknown | Bulgaria | Southampton | Chicago, Illinois, US |  |
Youssef, Mr. Gerios (Abi Saab) | 26 | Hardîne | Syria | Cherbourg | Youngstown, Ohio, US | 312M
Youssef, Mr. Gerios (Sam'aan) | 45 | Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, US |
Zajib Qiyamah, Miss Adal "Jane" | 15 | El Shweir | Syria | Cherbourg | Brooklyn, New York, US | C |
Zakarian, Mr. Haroutyun Der | 27 | Kiğı | Turkey | Cherbourg | Brantford, Ontario, Canada |  |
Zakarian, Mr. Mapri Der | 22 | 304MB
Zimmermann, Mr. Leo | 29 | Todtmoos | Germany | Southampton | Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada |

## Cross-channel passengers

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In addition to the above-listed passengers, the Titanic carried 29 cross-channel passengers who boarded at Southampton and disembarked at either Cherbourg, France,[111] or Queenstown, Ireland.[112]

Name | Age | Class | Hometown | Boarded | Disembarked

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Brand, Mr. Karl Birger | 29 | First | Falköping, Västergötland, Sweden | Southampton | Cherbourg
Browne, Father Francis Patrick Mary | 31 | Dublin, Ireland | Queenstown
Collis, Mr. | – | – | Cherbourg
Davies, Mr. H. V. | Second
Davies, Miss K.
De Grasse, Mr. J. | First
Dyer-Edwardes, Mr. Thomas | 65 | Kensington, England | Cherbourg[113]
Dyer-Edwardes, Mrs. Clementina Georgina Lucy | 53 | Cherbourg
Evans, Miss | – | Second | –
Fletcher, Miss N. | First
Forman, Mr. J.
Forman, Mrs.
Lenox-Conyngham, Miss Alice Katherine Harriet | 39
Lenox-Conyngham, Mrs. Barbara Josephine (née Turton) | 48
Lenox-Conyngham, Miss Eileen Mary | 11
Lenox-Conyngham, Master Denis Hugh | 10
May, Mr. Richard W. | 54 | Queenstown
May, Mr. Stanley | 45
Mullen, Mr. | - | Second | Cherbourg
Nichols, Mr. E. | 48 | First | Queenstown
Noel, Major Gerard Thomas | 56 | Cherbourg
Noel, Master William Henry Middleton | 13
Odell, Miss Kate | 42 | Queenstown
Odell, Mrs. Lily May | 40
Odell, Master Jack Dudley | 11
Osborne, Miss D. | – | Second | Cherbourg
Remesch, Miss
Stevens, Mr. G. | First
Tovey, Miss | Second
Wotton, Mr. Henry Swaffin | 54 | First

## First passenger survivors to die

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Name | Date of birth | Date of death | Age at time of disaster | Age at time of death | Additional notes

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Miss Maria Nackid | 1 May 1910 | 30 July 1912 | 1 year, 350 days | 2 years, 90 days | First Titanic survivor to die, after contracting meningitis[114]
Miss Eujini Baqlini | 1909 | 30 August 1912 | 3 years | 3 years | Died a month after Maria Nackid, also of meningitis[115]
Colonel Archibald Gracie IV | 15 January 1858 | 4 December 1912 | 54 years, 91 days | 54 years, 324 days | Died of health complications he suffered due to the sinking; Gracie wrote one of the first accounts of the sinking by a survivor, The Truth about the Titanic
Mrs. Marie Eugenie Spencer | 1867 | 26 October 1913 | 45 years | 46–47 years |
Mr. Maximilian Josef Frölicher | 24 September 1851 | 22 November 1913 | 60 years, 204 days | 62 years, 59 days |
Miss Kornelia Theodosia Andrews | 12 August 1849 | 4 December 1913 | 62 years, 247 days | 64 years, 124 days | Died of pneumonia[116]

## Last passenger survivors to die (after the discovery of the Titanic wreck)

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Name  | Date of birth  | Date of death  | Age at time of disaster  | Age at time of death  | Additional notes

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Mrs. Anna F. "Annie" Straube (née McGowan) | 5 July 1897  | 30 January 1990  | 14 years, 285 days  | 92 years, 209 days  |
Mrs. Ruth Elizabeth Blanchard (née Becker) | 28 October 1899  | 6 July 1990  | 12 years, 170 days  | 90 years, 251 days  |
Mr. Michael Peter Joseph | 11 May 1907  | 18 May 1991  | 4 years, 340 days  | 84 years, 7 days  |
Mr. Frank Phillip Aks | 7 June 1911  | 15 July 1991  | 313 days  | 80 years, 38 days  |
Mr. George Joseph Thomas (né Jirjis Yūsuf Tu'mah/George Touma) | 9 February 1904  | 9 December 1991  | 8 years, 66 days  | 87 years, 303 days  | Last remaining Middle East-born survivor.
Mr. Bertram Vere Dean | 21 May 1910  | 14 April 1992  | 1 year, 330 days  | 81 years, 329 days  | Sibling of the last living survivor, Millvina Dean
Mrs. Marjorie Anne Robb (née Newell) | 12 February 1889  | 11 June 1992  | 23 years, 63 days  | 103 years, 195 days  | Last survivor who was a first class passenger.
Mrs. Louise Gretchen Pope (née Kink) | 8 April 1908  | 25 August 1992  | 4 years, 7 days  | 84 years, 139 days  | Last remaining Swiss-born survivor.
Mr. Alden Gates Caldwell | 10 June 1911  | 18 December 1992  | 310 days  | 81 years, 191 days  |
Mrs. Robertha Josephine Marshall (née Watt) | 7 September 1899  | 4 March 1993  | 12 years, 221 days  | 93 years, 178 days  | Last remaining Canadian survivor.
Mrs. Ellen Natalia Callaghan (née Shine) | 30 December 1891  | 5 March 1993  | 20 years, 107 days  | 101 years, 65 days  | Last living survivor who was an adult at the time of the sinking; last living survivor of Irish background.
Miss Beatrice Irene Sandström | 9 August 1910  | 3 September 1995  | 1 year, 250 days  | 85 years, 25 days  | Last remaining Swedish survivor.
Miss Eva Miriam Hart MBE | 31 January 1905  | 14 February 1996  | 7 years, 75 days  | 91 years, 14 days  |
Mrs. Edith Eileen Haisman (née Brown) | 27 October 1896  | 20 January 1997  | 15 years, 171 days  | 100 years, 85 days  | Last survivor who was a teenager at the time of the sinking; last survivor born in the 19th century
Miss Louise Marguerite Laroche | 2 July 1910  | 28 January 1998  | 1 year, 288 days  | 87 years, 210 days  |
Mrs. Eleanor Ileen Shuman (née Johnson) | 23 August 1910  | 7 March 1998  | 1 year, 236 days  | 87 years, 196 days  |
Mr. Michel Marcel Navratil | 12 June 1908  | 30 January 2001  | 3 years, 308 days  | 92 years, 232 days  | Last remaining male survivor; last remaining French survivor. Along with brother Edmond (1910–1953), were the only children rescued without a parent or guardian (known as the Titanic Orphans)
Mrs. Winnifred Vera van Tongerloo (née Quick) | 23 January 1904  | 4 July 2002  | 8 years, 83 days  | 98 years, 162 days  | Last survivor who didn't lose any relatives in the sinking.
Miss Lillian Gertrud Asplund | 21 October 1906  | 6 May 2006  | 5 years, 177 days  | 99 years, 197 days  | Last remaining American survivor; last living survivor with memories of the accident.
Mrs. Barbara Joyce Dainton (née West) | 24 May 1911  | 16 October 2007  | 327 days  | 96 years, 145 days  | Last remaining survivor who was a second class passenger.
Miss Elizabeth Gladys "Millvina" Dean | 2 February 1912  | 31 May 2009  | 73 days  | 97 years, 118 days  | Last living survivor and sibling of Bertram Dean, another one of the last remaining survivors. She was the last remaining British survivor, and the last who was a third class passenger.

## See also

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* Crew of the Titanic

## Footnotes

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1. ^ See also Ottoman Syria
2. ^ a b Now Germany.
3. ^ a b c Now India.
4. ^ Now South Africa.
5. ^ Now Thailand.
6. ^ a b c d Now Finland.
7. ^ Now Lebanon.

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95. ^ Argene del Carlo was pregnant while on board the Titanic. She gave birth to a daughter, Maria Salvata, on 14 November 1912.
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107. ^ Known for decades as "The Unknown Child", body number 4 was initially identified after the disaster as two-year-old Gösta Leonard Pålsson (1912). Dental records later identified him as 13-month-old Eino Viljami Panula (2002), until a test on the child's HVS1, a type of mitochondrial DNA molecule, confirmed his identification as that of 19-month-old Sidney Goodwin (2007).
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109. ^ Due to the effects recovered with the body (a purse containing Danish coins and a handkerchief marked with the letter "A") there has been some doubt over the authenticity of the identification.
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111. ^ "Titanic Cross-Channel Passenger List: Southampton to Cherbourg". Encyclopedia Titanica. Retrieved 19 July 2007.
112. ^ "Titanic Cross-Channel Passenger List: Southampton to Queenstown". Encyclopedia Titanica. Retrieved 19 July 2007.
113. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Dyer-Edwardes embarked at Southampton with their daughter, the Countess of Rothes, and niece, Gladys Cherry.
114. ^ "Mariayam (Maria) Nakid : Titanic Survivor". Encyclopedia Titanica. 3 May 2004. Archived from the original on 6 January 2021. Retrieved 4 January 2019.
115. ^ "Ūwjīnīyā al-B'aqlīnī (Eugenie Baclini) : Titanic Survivor". Encyclopedia Titanica. Archived from the original on 6 January 2021. Retrieved 4 January 2019.
116. ^ "Kornelia Theodosia Andrews : Titanic Survivor". Encyclopedia Titanica. 4 November 1998. Archived from the original on 6 January 2021. Retrieved 4 January 2019.

## Further reading

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* Elias, Leila Salloum (2011). The Dream and Then the Nightmare: The Syrians Who Boarded the Titanic – the story of the Arabic-speaking passengers. Damascus/Beirut: Atlas for Publishing and Distribution. ISBN 9789933908614. OCLC 741310154.
* Geller, Judith B. (1998). Titanic: Women and Children First. W. W. Norton & Company. ISBN 9780393046663.
* Gornall, Jonathan (6 April 2012). "A familiar shout in Titanic film spurs search for Arab passengers". The National. Abu Dhabi.
* Welter, Ben (20 April 1912). "A Titanic survivor's tale". Star Tribune. Newspaper interview with passenger John Pillsbury Snyder.

## External links

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* "Georgians on the Titanic". UGA Law School. Archived from the original on 14 March 2012.
* "May Futrelle Survived Titanic". UGA Law School. 1994. Archived from the original on 14 March 2012.
* "On the Titanic: Archie Butt". UGA Law School. Archived from the original on 7 July 2011.
* "On the Titanic: Jacques Futrelle". UGA Law School. Archived from the original on 14 March 2012.
* "RMS Titanic passenger and crew biographies". Encyclopedia Titanica.
* "Titanic Passenger Postcard: Third Class". Shapell Manuscript Foundation. Archived from the original on 13 October 2012. Retrieved 29 August 2012.

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Titanic

* First class facilities
* Second and Third class facilities
* Grand Staircase
* Animals aboard

Sinking|

* Iceberg that sank the Titanic
* Changes in safety practices
* Lifeboats
* Lifeboat No. 1
* British inquiry
* United States inquiry
* Wreck of the Titanic
* Legends and myths
* Conspiracy theories

Officers|

* Edward J. Smith (Captain)
* Henry Tingle Wilde (Chief Officer)
* William McMaster Murdoch (First Officer)
* Charles H. Lightoller (Second Officer)
* Herbert Pitman (Third Officer)
* Joseph G. Boxhall (Fourth Officer)
* Harold G. Lowe (Fifth Officer)
* James Paul Moody (Sixth Officer)
* Hugh McElroy (Chief Purser)
* Joseph Bell (Chief Engineer)

Crew members|

* Frederick Barrett
* Harold Bride
* William Denton Cox
* Sid Daniels
* Frank Oliver Evans
* Frederick Fleet
* Luigi Gatti
* Robert Hichens
* Violet Jessop
* Archie Jewell
* Charles Joughin
* Reginald Lee
* Evelyn Marsden
* William Mintram
* Jack Phillips
* Frank Winnold Prentice
* Arthur John Priest
* George Symons

Musicians|

* Wallace Hartley
* John Wesley Woodward

Passengers|

| Fatalities|

* Allison family
* Thomas Andrews
* John Jacob Astor IV
* David John Bowen
* Archibald Butt
* Thomas Byles
* Roderick Chisholm
* Walter Donald Douglas
* Annie Funk
* Jacques Futrelle
* Sidney Leslie Goodwin
* Benjamin Guggenheim
* John Harper
* Henry B. Harris
* Wallace Hartley
* Charles Melville Hays
* Ann Elizabeth Isham
* Edward Austin Kent
* Joseph Philippe Lemercier Laroche
* Francis Davis Millet
* Harry Markland Molson
* Clarence Moore
* Eino Viljami Panula
* W. T. Stead
* Ida Straus
* Isidor Straus
* John B. Thayer
* Frank M. Warren Sr.
* George D. Wick
* George Dunton Widener
* Harry Elkins Widener
* Duane Williams
* George Henry Wright

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Survivors|

* Rhoda Abbott
* Trevor Allison
* Lillian Asplund
* Madeleine Astor
* Ruth Elizabeth Becker
* Lawrence Beesley
* Karl Behr
* Dickinson Bishop
* Mauritz Håkan Björnström-Steffansson
* Elsie Bowerman
* Francis Browne
* Margaret "Molly" Brown
* Helen Churchill Candee
* Charlotte Drake Cardeza
* Lucile Carter
* Gladys Cherry
* Millvina Dean
* Sir Cosmo Duff-Gordon
* Lucy, Lady Duff-Gordon
* Dorothy Gibson
* Archibald Gracie IV
* Frank John William Goldsmith
* Edith Haisman
* Henry S. Harper
* Eva Hart
* Margaret Bechstein Hays
* Masabumi Hosono
* J. Bruce Ismay
* Eleanor Ileen Johnson
* Louise Kink
* Louise Laroche
* Margaret Mannion
* Michel Marcel Navratil
* Alfred Nourney
* Arthur Godfrey Peuchen
* Jane Quick
* Winnifred Quick
* Edith Rosenbaum
* Noël Leslie, Countess of Rothes
* Emily Ryerson
* Agnes Sandström
* Beatrice Sandström
* Frederic Kimber Seward
* Eloise Hughes Smith
* Douglas Spedden
* Jack Thayer
* Marian Thayer
* Barbara West
* Ella Holmes White
* Eleanor Elkins Widener
* R. Norris Williams
* Marie Grice Young

Monuments
and memorials|

| Australia|

* Bandstand (Ballarat)

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United Kingdom|

* Engine Room Heroes (Liverpool)
* Engineers (Southampton)
* Musicians (Southampton)
* Titanic (Belfast)
* Orchestra (Liverpool)

United States|

* Straus Park (New York City)
* Titanic (New York City)
* Titanic (Washington, D.C.)
* Butt–Millet Memorial Fountain (Washington, D.C.)

Popular culture
(cultural legacy)|

| Books|

* The Wreck of the Titan: Or, Futility (1898)
* A Night to Remember (1955)
* Polar the Titanic Bear (1995)

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Films|

* Saved from the Titanic (1912)
* In Nacht und Eis (1912)
* La hantise (1912)
* Atlantic (1929)
* Atlantik (1929)
* Titanic (1943)
* Titanic (1953)
* A Night to Remember (1958)
* The Unsinkable Molly Brown (1964)
* Raise the Titanic (1980)
* Secrets of the Titanic (1986)
* Titanica (1992)
* Titanic (1997)
* The Chambermaid on the Titanic (1997)
* The Legend of the Titanic (1999)
* Titanic: The Legend Goes On (2000)
* The Boy Who Saw the Iceberg (2000)
* Ghosts of the Abyss (2003)
* Tentacolino (2004)
* Titanic II (2010)
* The Six (2021)
* Titanic 666 (2022)
* Unsinkable (2024)

Television|

* "A Night to Remember" (1956)
* S.O.S. Titanic (1979)
* Titanic: The Complete Story (1994)
* Titanic (1996 miniseries)
* No Greater Love (1996)
* "A Flight to Remember" (Futurama) (1999)
* "The Mutants Are Revolting" (Futurama) (2010)
* Titanic (2012 miniseries)
* Titanic: Blood and Steel (2012)
* Saving the Titanic (2012)
* Titanic: The Aftermath (2012)

Theater|

* The Berg (1929)
* The Unsinkable Molly Brown (1960 musical)
* Titanic (1974)
* Titanic (1997 musical)

Music|

* "The Titanic (It Was Sad When That Great Ship Went Down)" (folk song)
* The Sinking of the Titanic (music composition)
* Titanic (soundtrack album)
* Back to Titanic (soundtrack album)
* "My Heart Will Go On" (song)
* "Nearer, My God, to Thee" (song)
* Titanique (musical parody)
* "Dance Band on the Titanic" (song)
* "Titanic" (song)
* Titanic Requiem (music composition)
* "Tempest" (song)
* Titanic Rising (album)

Video games|

* Search for the Titanic (1989)
* Titanic: Adventure Out of Time (1996)
* Titanic: Honor and Glory (TBA)

Museums
and exhibitions|

* SeaCity Museum (Southampton)
* Titanic Museum (Branson, Missouri)
* Titanic Museum (Pigeon Forge, Tennessee)
* Maritime Museum of the Atlantic (Halifax)
* Titanic Belfast

Places|

* Titanic (Canada)
* Titanic Canyon
* Titanic Quarter, Belfast
* Cape Race, Newfoundland
* Fairview Lawn Cemetery
* Mount Olivet Cemetery (Halifax, Nova Scotia)
* Arrol Gantry
* Titanic, Oklahoma

Related|

| Ships|

* RMS Baltic
* RMS Olympic
* HMHS Britannic
* SS Mount Temple
* RMS Carpathia
* SS Californian
* CS Mackay-Bennett
* SS Birma
* SS Frankfurt
* Replica Titanic
* Titanic II
* Romandisea Titanic

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Law|

* RMS Titanic Maritime Memorial Act
* Agreement Concerning the Shipwrecked Vessel RMS Titanic

Others|

* White Star Line
* David Blair
* James Cameron
* Harold Cottam
* Herbert Haddock
* Stanley Lord
* Arthur Rostron
* Titanic Historical Society
* Titanic International Society
* Encyclopedia Titanica
* Halomonas titanicae
* Women and children first
* Robert Ballard
* La Circassienne au Bain
* Titan submersible
* implosion
* The Big Piece

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