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Or maybe a steward was also stocking or something. Anyway, you're dead. Name Harris, Mr. Charles William Outcome Dead - Body Not Recovered Gender Male Age 19 Home Southampton, Hampshire, England Embarkation Southampton Destination Unknown Passenger Class Unknown Crew Department Victualing Crew Crew Job Saloon Steward |
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Name Allan, Mr. Robert Spencer Outcome Dead - Body Not Recovered Gender Male Age 36 Home Shirley, Hampshire, England Embarkation Southampton Destination Unknown Passenger Class Unknown Crew Department Victualing Crew Crew Job First Class Bedroom Steward |
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According to wikipedia, you saved at least one other person as well. Here's what they say about Lifeboat D (in part). In the end, about 25 people were on board when it left the deck under the command of Quartermaster Arthur Bright.[102][103][87] Two first class passengers, Hugh Woolner and Mauritz Håkan Björnström-Steffansson, jumped from A-Deck (which had started to flood) into the boat as it was being lowered, with Björnström-Stefansson landing upside down in the boat's bow and Woolner landing half-out, before being pulled aboard by the occupants.[104][65] Another first class passenger, Frederick Maxfield Hoyt, who had previously put his wife in the boat, jumped in the water immediately after, and was hauled aboard by Woolner and Björnström-Steffansson.[103][104] The number of people on board later increased when about 10–12 survivors were transferred to collapsible D from another boat.[102][103] Carpathia picked up those aboard collapsible D at 7:15 a.m.[46] Name Björnström-Steffanson, Mr. Mauritz Håkan Outcome Survived, Lifeboat D Gender Male Age 28 Home Stockholm, Sweden Embarkation Southampton Destination Washington, DC, US Passenger Class 1st Class Crew Department Unknown Crew Job Unknown |
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That is appropriate given the years I spent working behind bars. https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.or...am-harris.html |
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Actually, wait. There is no good news. You were poor and you died young, and they never found your body. Name O'Brien, Mr. Timothy Outcome Dead - Body Not Recovered Gender Male Age 21 Home Drimoleague, Cork, Ireland Embarkation Queenstown Destination New York City Passenger Class 3rd Class Crew Department Unknown Crew Job Unknown |
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Name: Mr Elias Samaan Age: 17 years Last Residence: in Hardin Lebanon Occupation: General Labourer 3rd Class passenger First Embarked: Cherbourg on Wednesday 10th April 1912 Ticket No. 2662 , £21 13s 7d Destination: Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania United States Died in the sinking. Body Not Recovered Mr Hanna (sic) Samaan, 18, a labourer from Hardin, Syria (modern day Lebanon) boarded the Titanic at Cherbourg as a third class passenger (ticket no. 2662, £21 13s 7d). He was accompanied by his father Hanna and brother Youssef. They were among a large group of Lebanese passengers travelling from Hardin to Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania. All three men died in the sinking. Their bodies, if recovered, were never identified. The Titanic sinking really ****ed this family up |
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Name McCrie, Mr. James Matthew Outcome Dead - Body Not Recovered Gender Male Age 32 Home Sarnia, Ontario, Canada Embarkation Southampton Destination Sarnia, Ontario, Canada Passenger Class 2nd Class Crew Department Unknown Crew Job Unknown |
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Looks like I helped build the damn thing. https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.or...as-millar.html By the time of the 1911 census Thomas and his family were resident at 14 Hillman Street, also in the Dock Ward, and he was described as a fitter. He reportedly helped build the engines for both Olympic and Titanic. |
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