"*" Indicates the survivors

*Anderson, J. Able bodied seaman
*Archer, Ernest Able bodied seaman- (Was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He lived at 59, Porrchester Road, Southampton. He signed on Monday. He had been with White Star 5 years the month of the disaster).
*Bailey, W. Master at arms
*Boxhall, Joseph Grove Fourth Officer- (Was interrogated at the British investigation. He never attained command of his own ship in the merchant service. He left the sea in 1940. In 1958, he acted as technical advisor to the film “A night To Remember”. He died in 1967 and his ashes were spread in the vicinity of the wreck). Bradley, F. Able bodied seaman
*Brice, W. Able bodied seaman- (Lived at 11 Lower Canal Walk, Southampton. He signed on the Monday before the voyage. He was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry).
*Bright, Arthur John Quartermaster- (Was interrogated at the U.S inquiry. He lived at 105 Firgrove Road, Southampton).
*Buley, Edward J. Able bodied seaman- (Was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He lived at 10 Cliff Road, Woolston, Southampton. He scrubbed decks. It was his first trip after 13 years in the navy. He discharged from the navy in order to better help his mother. He was paid 5 pounds a month).
Church, G. Able bodied seaman
*Clench, Fredrick Able bodied seaman/steward?- (He was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He lived at 10 The Flats, Chantry Road, Southampton. He had been at sea for 19 years on steamships. He had been on four trips with the Olympic before he signed on the Titanic. He signed on the Monday before the trip. His job was to keep the decks swept, and the paint clean from 6:00a.m. to 5:00p.m.).
Clench, G. Able bodied seaman
Crouch, F. Able bodied seaman
Davis, Stephen J. Able bodied seaman
*Evans, Alfred Frank Lookout- (Was interrogated at the U.S inquiry. He lived at 14 band street, Southampton (could be a mistake)). He scrubbed decks for four hours, then he had four hours off. He was previously in the Tintage Castle (Union Castle) line. In the Fecney?? An Admiralty Collier and the Olympic).
Frank O. Able bodied seaman
*Fleet, Fredrick Lookout- (Spent 4 years on the Oceanic. He boarded at Belfast, Ireland. He was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He lived at 9, Norman Road, Southampton. He was 25 at the time. He left the sea in 1936. In 1965, he hung himself).
*Foley, Jack Storekeeper
*Forward, J. Able bodied seaman
*French, William
*Hagan, John Able bodied seaman
*Haines, Albert Boatswain's mate- (Was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. Lived at 52 Groves St., Southampton).
*Harder, William Window cleaner
*Hemmings, Samuel Ernest Lamptrimmer- (He had been at sea since he was 15 years old. He served on the White Star Lines Teutanic, Adriatic, and Olympic. He was on the bow when the collision occurred. He was one of the first to know it was too late to save the ship. He was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He lived at 31 Kingsley Road, Southampton. He trimmed lamps, mixed paint, looked after the decks, and he put the lamps on at night and took them off in the morning).
*Hitchens, Robert Quartermaster- (He had served on ships up about Nerway, Sweden, Petersburg and up the Danube. He was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He lived at 43 James Street, Southampton. He was also interrogated at the British investigation. He was at the wheel when the collision occurred. He eventually relocated to South Africa. He became the harbor master at Capetown. In the 1970’s he told an officer that White Star had arranged his move and new career to silence him).
*Hogg, George Alfred Lookout- (Was interrogated at the U.S inquiry. He lived at 44 High Street, Southampton. He was paid 5 pounds a month and five shillings extra). Holman, H. Able bodied seaman bodied seaman- (Lived at 44 Derby Road, Southampton. He had a wife and two children. He was interrogated at the British investigation).
*Humphreys, James Quartermaster
Hutchinson, John H. Joiner
*Jewell, Archie Lookout- (He was interrogated at the British investigation. He had been at sea for 7 or 8 years only on the Oceanic, or a sailing ship).
Johnson, A. Not Titanic crew (These two men were from Harland and Wolff)
Johnson, W. Not Titanic crew
*Jones, Thomas Able bodied seaman-(Was interrogated at the U.S inquiry. He lived at 68 Wesfield, Liverpool, and sailors home, Southampton).
King, T. W. Master-at-arms
*Lee, Reginald Robinson Lookout- (Was interrogated at the U.S inquiry).
Leonard, L. Not Titanic crew
*Lightoller, Charles Herbert Second officer- (He lived in Netley near Southampton. He was nicknamed “Lights” by the crew. As the maiden voyage was beginning he had an uneasy feeling about the Titanic and he couldn’t figure out what it was. He was interrogated at the British inquiry. He had been at sea since January 1900. He had been shipwrecked on a deserted island, he had prospected for gold in the Yukon, and he had been a cowboy in Canada. He returned to the Oceanic after the disaster and he remained there until she was shipwrecked on a reef in WWI. At the end of 1915 he received command of a torpedo ship. He later retired
from the sea, knowing White Star wouldn’t let a former Titanic officer have a ship of his own. For a few years he ran a guest house in London, and he later raised chickens. In WWII he used his own pleasure boat, The
Sundowner, to assist the evacuation of Dunkirk).
*Lowe, Harold Godfrey Fifth officer-
(This was his first trip across the Atlantic. He was interrogated at the British investigation. He was 28 years old. He never attained command of a ship while in the merchant service. He died in 1944).
*Lucas, William Able bodied seaman- (Was interrogated at the British investigation).
Lyons, William H. Able bodied seaman
Matherson, D. Able bodied seaman
Mathias, M. Mess-room steward
Maxwell, John Carpenter
*McCarthy, W. Able bodied seaman
*McGough, James (Paddy) Able bodied seaman
Moody, James Pell Sixth officer
*Moore, George Able bodied seaman- (Was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He lived at 51 Graham Road, Southampton. He usually took a different route, the Bombay Route).
Murdoch, William McMaster First officer
Nichols, Alfred Boatswain O'Loughlin,
*Olliver, Alfred Quartermaster- (Was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. Lived at 38 Anderson Road, Southampton. He was in charge of boat #5).
*Osman, Frank Able bodied seaman- (He was with White Star since the Navy?. The only other commercial ship he was aboard was the Oceanic. He was interrogated at the U.S inquiry. He lived at 43 High Street,
Itchen, Southampton).
Parks, Sam Seaman
*Pascoe, C. H. Able bodied seaman
*Perkis, Walter J./A? Quartermaster- (Was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He
lived at Victoria Road, Bitterne, Southampton).
*Peters, W. C. Able bodied seaman
*Pigott, P. Able bodied seaman
*Pitman, Herbert John Third officer- (Was interrogated at the U.S. and the British inquiry. He lived at Castle Carry, Somerset, Southampton. He was a veteran of 17 years on the sea. After the disaster he remained at
sea for 35 more years. His failing vision forced him to leave the bridge and join the Pursers staff. He found himself serving aboard the Olympic at times. He retired in the town of Pitcombe, England where he lived
until he died in December 1961).
*Poigndestre, John Able bodied seaman- (Was interrogated at the British investigation).
*Rowe, George Thomas Quartermaster- (He had been in the merchant service for two years, after 14 years in the Navy. He was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He lived at 63 Henry Street, Gosport?).
Sawyer, R. J. Window cleaner
*Scarrott, Joseph Able bodied seaman- (He signed on with the Titanic on Monday. He lived at 36 Albert Road, Southampton. His sister called him a damned fool for signing on the Titanic. When he left, he unconsciously kissed his sister and said goodbye, and as he was leaving she called to him and asked him why he said goodbye
instead of his usual so long sea you again soon. He had not realized he said anything out of the ordinary. He was interrogated at the British inquiry).
Simpson, J. Edward Assistant surgeon
Smith, Edward John Captain- (Was with the white star lines 32/38 years, during which he logged more than 2 million miles. He joined White Star when he was 27. He was over 59 years old at the time of the disaster.
He originally came from Staffordshire. After moving to Liverpool to join the White Star Line, Smith moved to Southampton in 1907. He bought a large house on Winn Road).
Smith, W. Able bodied seaman
*Symons, George Lookout- (Was interrogated at the U.S. and British inquiry. He lived at 55 Franchise Street, Weymouth?).
Tamlyn, Fredrick Mess-room steward
Taylor, C. Able bodied seaman
Terrell, Bertram Able bodied seaman
*Turnquist, W. Not Titanic crew
*Weller, William Able bodied seaman
*White, Ralph Able bodied seaman
William F. H. Surgeon
Wilde, Henry Tingle Chief officer
*Wynn, Walter Quartermaster- (Was interrogated at the British investigation).

Titanic Band

(Employed by Messers C.W. and F.N. Black of Liverpool)

Brailey, Theodore Pianist
Bricoux, Roger Cellist- (He came from the Carpathia).
Clarke, J. Fred C. Bass violist- (He had never been to sea before).
Hartley, Wallace Henry Bandmaster- (He was 33 years old. He came from Cunards Mauritania.)
Hume, John (Jock) Law First violinist- (He came from the Olympic. His mother told him not to go back to sea but he needed the money because he was getting married).
Krins, George Violist
Taylor, Percy, C. Cellist
Woodward, J. W. Cellist

Postal Clerks

Gwinn, William Postal clerk
March, John Starr Postal clerk
Smith, John Richard Jago Postal clerk
Williamson, James Bertram Postal clerk
Woody, Oscar S. Postal clerk

Engineering Crew

Abraham, C. Fireman
Adams, R. Fireman
*Allen, E. Trimmer
Allen, H. Fireman
Alsopp, Alfred S. Junior Electrician
*Avery, J. Trimmer
Bailey, G. W. Fireman
Baines, Rich Greaser
Ball, W. Fireman
Bannon, John Greaser
Barlow, C. Fireman
Barnes, Chas Fireman
Barnes, J. Fireman
Barrett, F. W. Fireman
*Barrett, Fredrick Leading fireman- (Was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry and the British inquiry. He was from Southampton).
Beattie, F. Greaser
*Beauchamp, George Fireman- (He was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He was 51 years old and had been with the White Star Line since 1885).
Bell, Joseph Chief Engineer
Bendell, T. Fireman
Bennett, G. Fireman
Benville, E. Fireman
Bessant, W. Fireman
Bevis, J. Trimmer
Biddlecombe, C. Fireman
Biggs, E. Fireman
Billows, J. Trimmer
*Binstead, Walter Trimmer
Black, A. Fireman
Black, D. Fireman
Blackman, H. Fireman
*Blake, P. Trimmer
Blake, Seaton Mess steward
Blake, T. Fireman
Blancy, J. Fireman
Blann, Eustace Fireman
Bott, W. Greaser
Bradley, P. Fireman
Brewer, H. Trimmer
Brigge, W. Fireman
Brooks, J. Trimmer
Brown, J. Fireman
Brown, J. Fireman
Burroughs, A. Fireman
Burton, E. Fireman
Butt, W. Fireman
Calderwood, H. Trimmer
Camner, J. Fireman
Carr, R. Trimmer
Carter, F. Trimmer
Casey, T. Trimmer
Castleman, E. Greaser
*Cavell, George Trimmer- (Was interrogated at the British inquiry).
Cherrett, W. Fireman
Chisnall, G. Boilermaker
Chorley, J. Fireman
*Clark, W. Fireman
Coe, H. Trimmer
Coffey, John Fireman (deserted in Queenstown)- (It says that he didn’t survive because he wasn’t aboard. He hid under some mail bags in order to escape at Queenstown).
Coleman, J. Mess steward
*Collins, Samuel Fireman- (He was interrogated at the British inquiry).
*Coombes, G. Fireman
Cooper, H. Fireman
Cooper, J. Trimmer
Copperthwaite, B. Fireman
Corcoran, D. Fireman
Cotton, A. Fireman
Couch, J. Greaser
*Couper, R. Fireman
Coy, F. E. G. Junior third assistant engineer
Crabb, H. Trimmer
Creese, H. Deck engineer
*Crimmins, J. Fireman
Cross, W. Fireman
Cunningham, B. Fireman
Curtis, A. Fireman
Davies, T. Leading fireman
Dawson, J. Trimmer
*Diaper, J. Fireman
Dickson, W. Trimmer
*Dilley, J. Fireman
*Dillon, Thomas Patrick Trimmer- (He was interrogated at the British inquiry).
Dodd, E. C. Junior third engineer
Dodd, R. Junior fourth assistant engineer
*Doel, F. Fireman
*Dore, A. Trimmer
Doyle, F. Fireman
Duffy, William Writer
Dyer, Henry Ryland Senior fourth assistant engineer
*Dymond, Frank Fireman
Eagle, A. J. Trimmer
Eastman, C. Greaser
Elliott, Everett Edward Trimmer
Ervine, George Assistant electrician
Evans, W. Trimmer
Farquharson, W. Senior second engineer
Fay, F. Greaser
Ferrary, Auto Trimmer
Ferris, W. Leading fireman
*Fitzpatrick, C. W. Mess steward
Fitzpatrick, H. Junior boilermaker
*Flarty, E. Fireman
Ford, H. Trimmer
Ford, Thomas Leading fireman
Foster, A. Storekeeper
Fraser, J. Junior third assistant engineer
Fraser, J. Fireman
*Fredricks, W. Trimmer
*Fryer, A. Trimmer
Gardner, F. Greaser
Geer, A. Fireman
*Godley, G. Fireman
Golder, M. W. Fireman
Gordon, J. Trimmer
Goree, F. Greaser
Gosling, B. Trimmer
Gosling, S. Trimmer
*Graham, T. Fireman
Graves, S. Fireman
Green, G. Trimmer
Gregory, D. Greaser
Grodidge, E. Fireman
Gunnery, G. Mess steward
*Hagan, J. Fireman
Hall, J. Fireman
Hallett, G. Fireman
Hands, B. Fireman
Hannam, G. Fireman
Harris, E. Fireman
*Harris, F. Fireman
Harris, F. Trimmer
Harrison, N. Junior second engineer
Hart, Thomas Fireman
Harvey, Herbert G. Junior second
assistant engineer
Hasgood, R. Fireman
Haslin, J. Trimmer
Head, A. Fireman
*Hebb, A. Trimmer
*Hendrickson, Charles Leading fireman- (He was interrogated at the British inquiry)
Hesketh, James H. Second engineer
Hill, J. Trimmer
Hinton, W. Trimmer
Hodge, C. Senior third assistant engineer
Hodges, W. Fireman
Hodgkinson, L. Senior fourth engineer
Hosgood, R. Fireman
Hosking. G. F. Senior third engineer
*Hunt, Albert Trimmer
Hunt, T. Fireman
Hurst, C. J. Fireman
*Hurst, Walter Greaser
Ingram, C. Trimmer
Instance, T. Fireman
Jacobson, John Fireman
Jago, J. Greaser
James, Thos Fireman
Jarvis, W. Fireman
Joas, N. Fireman
*Judd, C. Fireman
Jukes, J. Greaser
Jupe, Herbert Assistant electrican
*Kasper, F. Fireman
Kearl, C. Greaser
Kearl, G. Trimmer
Keegan, Jas Leading fireman
Kelly, Jas Greaser
Kelly, William Assistant electrician
*Kemish, George Fireman- (He was nicknamed “Scooch”).
Kemp, Thos Executive fourth assistant engineer
Kenchenten, Fredrick Greaser
Kenzler, A. Storekeeper
Kerr, T. Fireman
Kinsella, L. Fireman
Kirkham, J. Greaser
*Knowles, T. Firemen's messman
Lahy, T. Fireman
Lee, H. Trimmer
Light, C. Fireman
Light, W. Fireman
*Lindsay, W. Fireman
Lloyd, W. Fireman
Long, F. Trimmer
Long, W. Trimmer
Mackie, W. D. Junior fifth assistant engineer
Magee, W. Senior sixth assistant engineer
*Major, W. Fireman- (He was nicknamed “Walley”. His wifes name was Rose).
Marrett, G. Fireman
Marsh, F. Fireman
Maskell, L. Trimmer
*Mason, F. Fireman
Mason, J. Leading fireman
May, A. W. Fireman's messman
May, Arthur Fireman
Mayo, W. Leading fireman
*Mayzes, T. Fireman
McAndrew, Thos Fireman
McAndrews, W. Fireman
McCastlen, W. Fireman
*McGann, James Trimmer
McGarvey, E. Fireman
McGaw, E. Fireman
McGregor, J. Fireman
McInerney, T. Greaser
*McIntyre, William Trimmer
McQuillan, William Fireman
McRae, William Fireman
McReynolds, W. Junior sixth assistant engineer
Middleton, Alfred Assistant electrician
Milford, George Fireman
Millar, R. Extra fifth assistant engineer
Millar, T. Assistant deck engineer
Mintram, W. Fireman
Mitchell, B. Trimmer
*Moore, J. Fireman
Moore, R. Trimmer
Moores, R. Greaser
Morgan, A. Trimmer
Morgan, T. Fireman
Morrell, R. Trimmer
Morris, A. Greaser
Morris, W. Trimmer
*Murdoch, W. Fireman
Nettleton, G. Fireman
Newman, C. Storekeeper
Noon, John Fireman
Norris, J. Fireman
Noss, B. Fireman
*Noss, H. Fireman
*Nutbean, William Fireman
*O'Connor, John Trimmer
Olive, C. Greaser
*Oliver, H. Fireman
*Othen, C. Fireman
Paice, R. Fireman
Painter, Charles Fireman
Painter, F. Fireman
Palles, T. Greaser
Pand, G. Fireman
Parsons, F. A. Senior first assistant engineer
*Pearce, J. Fireman
*Pelham, G. Trimmer
*Perry, E. Trimmer
Perry, H. Trimmer
Phillips, G. Greaser
Pitfield, W. Greaser
*Podesta, J. Fireman- (He went up on deck at Queenstown in order to carry the mail bags to the mail room. (Firemen do not spend much time on deck)).
*Pregnall, George Greaser
Preston, Thomas Trimmer
*Priest, John Fireman
Proudfoot, R. Trimmer
Pugh, P. Leading fireman
*Pusey, Robert William Fireman- ( He was interrogated at the British investigation).
*Ranger, Thomas Greaser- (He was interrogated at the British investigation).
Read, J. Trimmer
Reed, R. Trimmer
Reeves, F. Fireman
*Rice, C. Fireman
Richards, H. Fireman
Rickman, G. Fireman
Roberts, G. Fireman
Rous, A. Plumber
Rudd, Henry Storekeeper
Sangster, C. Fireman
Saunders, T. Fireman
Saunders, W. Fireman
Saunders, W. Trimmer
Scott, Archibald Fireman
*Scott, Fred Greaser- (He was interrogated at the British investigation).
Self, A. Greaser
*Self, E. Fireman
*Senior, Harry Fireman
Shea, Thos Fireman
*Sheath, F. Trimmer- (He was interrogated at the British investigation).
Shepherd, Jonathan Junior second assistant engineer
*Shiers, Alfred Fireman- ( He was interrogated at the British investigation).
Shilaber, C. Trimmer
Skeats, W. Trimmer
Sloan, P. Chief electrician
Small, William Leading fireman
Smith, E. Trimmer
Smith, James M. Junior fourth engineer
Smither, H. Fireman
Snellgrove, G. Fireman
Snooks, W. Trimmer
*Snow, E. Trimmer
*Sparkman, H. Fireman
Stafford, M. Greaser
Stanbrook, Augustus Fireman
Steel, R. Trimmer
Stocker, H. Trimmer
*Street, A. Fireman
Stubbs, H. Fireman
Sullivan, S. Fireman
Taylor, J. Fireman
*Taylor, James Fireman- (He was interrogated at the British inquiry).
Taylor, T. Fireman
*Taylor, William Henry Fireman- (He was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He lived at 2 Broad Street, Southampton).
Thomas, J. Fireman
*Thompson, John Fireman- (His arm was broken although he didn’t realize it until he was climbing the ladder to the Carpathia).
*Threlfall, Thomas Leading fireman
*Thresher, G. Fireman
Tizard, A. Fireman
Toung, F. Fireman
Tozer, J. Greaser
*Triggs, R. Fireman
Turley, R. Fireman
Veal, A. Greaser
Vear, H. Fireman
Vear, W. Fireman
Ward, Arthur Junior fourth assistant engineer
Ward, J. Leading fireman
Wardner, F. Fireman
Wateridge, E. Fireman
Watson, W. Fireman
Webb, S. Trimmer
Webber, F. Leading fireman
*White, Alfred Greaser
White, Alfred Electrician
White, F. Trimmer
*White, William George Trimmer
Williams, E. Fireman
Wilson, Bertie Senior second assistant engineer
Wilton, William Trimmer
Witcher, A. Fireman
Witt, F. Trimmer
Witt, H. Fireman
Woodford, H. Greaser
Woods, H. Trimmer
Wyeth, J. Fireman
Young, Francis Fireman

VICTUALLING CREW

Abbott, E. Pantryman
Ahier, P. Saloon steward
Akerman, J. Assistant pantryman
Akermann, A. Steward
Allan, F. Lift attendant
Allan, R. Bedroom steward
Allaria, Baptiste Assistant waiter
Allen, E. Scullion
Allsop, F. Saloon steward- (His sister was Mrs. McLaren a stewardess who was also aboard. He lived at Obelisk Road, Woolston).
Anderson, W. Bedroom steward
*Andrews, Charles E. Assistant steward- (He was interrogated at the U.S inquiry. He had been with the White Star Line four 4 years. He lived at 145 Millbrooke Road, Southampton).
Ashcroft, A. Clerk
Ashe, H. G. H. steward
Aspelagi, G. Assistant plateman
Ayling, E. Assistant vegetable cook
Back, C. Assistant attendant
*Baggott, A. Saloon steward
Bagley, E. Saloon steward
Bailey, G. Saloon steward
*Ball, Percy Plate washer
Banfi Waiter
Barker, A. Assistant baker
Barker, E. Saloon steward
Barker, Reginald L. Second Purser
Barker, T. Assistant butcher
Barlow, G. Bedroom steward
Barnes, W. Assistant baker
Barrett, A. Bell boy
Barringer, A. Saloon steward
Barrow, H. Assistant butcher
Barrows, W. Saloon steward
Barton, S. Steward
Basilico, G. Waiter
Baxter, F. Linen keeper
Baxter, H. R. Steward
Bazzi, L. Waiter
Beedman, G. Bedroom steward
Beere, William Kitchen Porter
*Belford, Walter Chief night baker
Benhem, T. Saloon steward
*Bennett, Mrs. Stewardess- (Was 30 years old. She lived at Cranberry Avenue, Southampton. She was transferred from the Olympic).
Bernardi, B. Assistant waiter
Berthold, Florentini Assistant scullery man
Bessant, E. Baggage master
Best, E. Saloon steward
Beux, D. Assistant waiter
Bietrix, G. Sauce cook
Bishop, W. Bedroom steward
*Bliss, Miss Stewardess
Blumet, J. Plateman
Bochet, G. Second waiter
Bochetez, J. Assistant chef
Bogie, L. Bedroom steward
Bolhens, H. Larder cook
Bond, W. Bedroom steward
Boothby, W. Bedroom steward
Boston, W. Assistant deck steward
Boughton, E. Saloon steward
Bowker, Miss Little Cashier
Boyd, J. Saloon steward
Boyes, H. Saloon steward
Bradshaw, J. Plate washer
Brewster, G. H. Bedroom steward
*Bride, Harold Second Marconi operator- (Was living in Bannisters Hotel in Southampton. He was paid 48 pounds a month. He was interrogated at the U.S. and British inquiry. He was originally from London, England. He was 21 years old. After The disaster he became the wireless operator aboard a cross channel ferry until 1922 when he mysteriously decided to become a traveling salesman and disappeared. Brides father was Arthur John Larner Bride. His mothers name was Mary Anne (Rowe) Bride. His parents lived at 58 Ravensborne Avenue, Shortlands. Bride was married to a Scottish school teacher name Lucy Johnstone Downie Bride. He had three children named Lucy, John, and Jeanette. Lucy became a state registered nurse at the age of 28. She married William D. Desmond who was a Colonial Administrative officer. John earned a degree at Oxford and worked for the British forestry division. He died in a car accident in Nigeria. Jeanette became a school teacher in Ethiopia. Harold Bride remained unknown in Scotland. He used to stay up all night tinkering with his wireless set and talking with people all over the world. His call sign was Harold QTH Ashcliffe Dunning, Perthshire, Scotland. He never mentioned the Titanic to his nieces and nefews. ).
Bristow, Robert C. Steward
Bristowe, H. Saloon steward
Brookman, J. Steward
Broom, H. Bath steward
Broome, Athol Assistant veranda cafe
*Brown, Edward Saloon steward- (He was interrogated at the British investigation).
Brown, W. Saloon steward
Buckley, H. Assistant vegetable cook
Bull, W. Scullion
Bully, H. Boots
Bunmell, F. Plate washer
*Burgess, Charles Extra third baker
Burke, R. Lounge attendant
*Burke, William Saloon steward- (He was on duty and hour before breakfast, and an hour after dinner. He was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He lived at 57 Bridge Road, Southampton).
Burr, E. Saloon steward
*Burrage. A. Plates
Butt, Robert Saloon steward
Butterworth, J. Saloon steward
Byrne, J. Bedroom steward
Campbell, D. S. Clerk
Carney, William Lift attendant
Cartwright, J. Saloon steward
Casswill, C. Saloon steward
*Caton, Miss Turkish Bath attendant- (She was from London).
Caunt, W. Grill cook
Cave, Herbert Saloon steward
Cecil, C. Steward
*Chapman, Joseph. Boots- (He served on the IMM/American Line’s St. Paul in 1914).
Charboison, A. Roast cook
Charman, John Saloon steward
Cheverton, W. F. Saloon steward
Chitty, G. Steward
Chitty, G. Assistant baker
Christmas, H. Assistant steward
Clark, T. Bedroom steward
Coleman, A. Saloon steward
*Colgan, J. Scullion
*Collins, John Scullion- (Was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He lived at 65 Ballycarry, Belfast, Ireland).
Conway, P. Saloon steward
Cook, George Saloon steward
Coombs, C. Assistant cook
Corben, E. T. Assistant printer
Cornaire, M. Assistant roast
Coutin, A. Entree cook
Cox, Denton Steward
*Crafter, F. Saloon steward
*Crawford, Alfred Bedroom steward- (He had been at sea since 1881. He had been with White Star 6 years, serving on the Olympic, Adriatic, and the Titanic. He was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He lived at 72 Cranbury Avenue, Southampton. He was on the “B” deck, forward. He attended to the pass, (Hallway) peoples needs and he cleaned Ect.).
Crisp, H. Saloon steward
Crispin, W. G. H. steward
Crosbie, J. B. Turkish Bath attendant
Crovelle, Louis Assistant waiter
*Crowe, George F. Saloon steward- (He used to run out of London on the P and O Line to Australia some years before the disaster. His duty was to wait on tables. He was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He lived at 89 Milton Road, Southampton).
Crumplin, C. Bedroom steward
*Cullen, C. Bedroom steward
*Cunningham, Andrew Bedroom steward- (He was colonial Archiebald Gracie’s steward. He was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He lived at 60 Charlton Road, Southampton).
*Daniels, S. Steward- (He was paid 3.15 shillings. He was born in 1893).
Dashwood, W. Saloon steward
Davies, Gordon Bedroom steward
Davies, J. Extra second baker
Davies, R. J. Saloon steward
De Breucq, M. Assistant waiter
Dean, G. Assistant steward
Deeble, A. Saloon steward
Denison, ? Purser
Dennarsico Assistant waiter
Derrett, A. Saloon steward
Deslands, P. Saloon steward
Desvernini, L. Assistant pastry
Dineage, J. Saloon steward
Dodd, George Chief second steward- (He lived at 57 Morris Road. Ismay helped him begin his seagoing career).
Dolby, J. Reception room attendant
Donati, Italio Assistant waiter
Donoghue, F. Bedroom steward
Dornier, S. Assistant fish
Doughty, W. Saloon steward
Dunford, W. Hospital steward
Dyer, W. Saloon steward
Edbrooke, F. Steward
Ede, G. B. Steward
Edge, F. Deck steward
Edwards, C. Assistant pantryman
Egg, W. H. Steward
*Ellis, J. Assistant vegetable cook
Ennis, W. Turkish Bath attendant
*Etches, Henry Samuel Bedroom steward- (He was Thomas Andrews bedroom steward. Every morning at 7 he would bring Andrews some fruit and tea. He was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He lived at 23 Gordon Avenue, Southampton).
Evans, George Saloon steward
Evans, George Steward
Fairall, H. Saloon steward
Fanette, M. Assistant waiter
Farrendon, E. Confectioner
*Faulkner, William Bedroom steward- (He was rescued in boat #11 because he had baby Trevor Allison in his arms).
Fei, Carlo Sculleryman
Fellows, A. Assistant boots
Feltham, G. Vienna
Fenton, F. Saloon steward
Finch, H. Steward
Fletcher, P. W. Bugler
*Foley, W. C. Steward
Ford, E. Steward
Ford, F. Bedroom steward
Fox, W. T. Steward
Frankin, A. Saloon steward
Freeman, Ernest E. S. Deck steward, Ismay's Secretary
*Fropper, R. Saloon steward
Gatti, L. Manager
Geddes, Charles Richard. Bedroom steward- (His wifes name was Sarah Ann. His home was on Grove Road, in Freemantle).
*Gibbons, J. W. Saloon steward
Gilardino, V. Waiter
Giles, J. Second baker
Gill, P. Ship's cook
Gill, S. Bedroom steward
*Gold, Mrs Kate Stewardess- (She lived in Bassett, Southampton. She had lived in Straffordshire. She was born in London).
Gollop, C. Assistant cook
Goshawk, A. Saloon steward
*Gregson, Miss Stewardess
Gros, Claude G. Assistant coffee man,
Gullio, Casali Waiter
Gunn, J. Assistant steward
*Guy, J. Assistant boots
*Halford, R. Steward
Hall, F. Scullion
Halloway, S. Assistant clothes presser
Hamblyn, Ernest William Bedroom steward
Hamilton, E. Assistant S. R. steward
Harding, A. Assistant bedroom steward
*Hardwick, R. Kitchen porter
*Hardy, John Chief second class steward- (He was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He lived at Oakleigh, Kolyrood Avenue, Highfield, Southampton). His job was to go around the ship at 11:00 to see that doors were closed and lights were turned down. He had been at sea for 14 years. He had been the second class Chief Steward for the last 7 years before the disaster).
Harris, C. H. Bell Boy
Harris, C. W. Saloon steward
Harris, E. Assistant pantryman
*Harrison, A. Saloon steward
*Hart, John Edward Third class steward- (He was interrogated at the British investigation).
*Hartnell, Frederick Saloon steward
Hatch, H. Scullion
Hawkesworth, John Saloon steward
Hawksworth, W. Assistant deck steward
Hayter, A. Bedroom steward
Helnen, J. Saloon steward
Hendy, E. Saloon steward- (His wifes name was Sofia).
Henry, W. Assistant boots
Hensford, J. Assistant butcher
Hewett, T. Bedroom steward
Hill, H. Steward
Hill, J. Bedroom steward
Hinckley, G. Baths
Hines, G. Third baker
Hiscock, S. Plate washer
Hoare, Leo Saloon steward
Hogg, C. Bedroom steward
Hogue, E. Plate washer
Holland, T. Assistant reception room attendant
Hopkins, F. Plate washer
House, W. Saloon steward
Howell, A. Saloon steward
Hughes, H. Assistant second steward
Humby, F. Plates
Humphreys, H. Assistant steward
Hutchinson, J. Vegetable cook
*Hylands, Leo J. Steward
Ide, H. Bedroom steward
Ingrouville, H. Steward
Ings, W. Scullion
Jackson, H. Assistant boots
Jaillet, H. Pastry cook
Janaway, W. Bedroom steward
Janin, C. Soup cook
Jeffery, W. Controller
Jenner, H. Saloon steward
Jenson, C. V. Saloon steward
*Jessop, Miss Violet Stewardess- (She was born in Argentina. She was also on the Olympic during her collision with the Hawke. Also later she was aboard the third sister the Britannic when it sank. She had survived all
three).
Johnson, H. Assistant ship's cook
*Johnson, James Saloon steward- (He was interrogated at the British inquiry).
Jones, A. Saloon steward
Jones, A. Plates
Jones, H. Roast cook
Jones, Reginald V. Saloon steward
Jouanmault, G. Assistant sauce
*Joughin, Charles Chief baker- (He was interrogated at the British inquiry).
*Keene, P. Saloon steward
Kelland, T. Library
Kennell, C. Heb cook
Kerley, W. T. Assistant steward
Ketchley, H. Saloon steward
Kieran, M. Assistant storekeeper
Kiernan, James W. Chief third class steward
King, A. Lift attendant
King, Ernest Purser clerk
King, G. Scullion
Kingscote, W. F. Saloon steward
Kitching, A. Saloon steward
Klein, H. Barber
*Knight, George Saloon steward
Knight, L. Steward
Lacey, Bert W. Assistant steward
Lake, W. Saloon steward/greaser?- (He lived in the Florence Hotel in Southampton).
Lane, A. E. Saloon steward
Latimer, Andrew J. Chief steward
*Lavington, Miss Stewardess
Lawrence, A. Saloon steward
Leader, A. Assistant confectioner
*Leather, Mrs Elizabeth Stewardess- (Was interrogated at the British inquiry).
Lefever, G. Saloon steward
Leonard, M. Steward
Levett, G. Assistant pantryman
*Lewis, Arthur Steward
Light, C. Plate washer
*Littlejohn, A. Saloon steward
Lloyd, H. Saloon steward
Lock, A. Assistant cook
Longmiur, J. Assistant bedroom steward
Lovell, J. Grill cook
*Lucas, W. Saloon steward
Lydiatt, C. Saloon steward
Mabey, J. Steward
*MacKay, Charles Donald. Saloon steward- (He was interrogated at the British inquiry).
MacKie, G. Bedroom steward
Major, E. Bath steward
Mantle, R. Steward
Marks, J. Assistant pantryman
Marriott, J. W. Assistant pantryman
*Marsden, Miss Stewardess- (She was 27 years old. She lived at West Marlands Terrace, Southampton)
*Martin, A. Scullion
*Martin, Miss Second cashier
*Martin, Mrs. Stewardess
Mattman, A. Ice man
*Mauge, Paul Chef's assistant
*Maynard, John Entree cook
Maytum, Alfred Chief butcher
McCarty, F. Bedroom steward
McCawley, T. W. Gymnasium- (He lived at 22 Camden Place, Southampton).
McElroy, Herbert Walter Purser
McGrady, James Saloon steward
*McLaren, Mrs. Stewardess- (She was the sister of a Titanic saloon steward Frank Allsop).
*McMicken, A. Saloon steward
McMullen, J. Saloon steward
McMurray, W. Bedroom steward
Mellor, A. Saloon steward
Middleton, M. V. Saloon steward
*Mills, C. Assistant butcher
Mishellany, A. Printer
Monoros, J. Assistant waiter
Monteverdi, J. Assistant entree
Moore, A. Saloon steward
Morgan, W. Assistant storekeeper
*Morris, Frank Herbert Bath steward- (He was interrogated at the British investigation).
Moss, William Saloon steward
Mullen, T. Steward
Muller, L. Interpeter
Nannini, F. Head waiter
*Neale, H. Assistant baker
Nicholls, T. Saloon steward
Nichols, A. Steward
*Nichols, W. K. Assistant steward
O'Connor, T. Bedroom steward
Olive, E. R. Clothes presser
Orpet, W. Saloon steward
Orr, J. Assistant vegetable cook
Osborne, W. Saloon steward
Owens, L. Assistant steward
Pacey, R. Lift attendant
Pacherat, J. Assistant larder
Painton, J. A. Captain's steward
Parsons, E. Chief storekeeper
Parsons, R. Saloon steward
Pearce, A. Steward
*Pearcey, Albert Victor Third class pantryman- (He was interrogated at the British inquiry).
Pedrini, Alex Assistant waiter
Pennell, F. Bath steward
Penny, W. Assistant steward
Penrose, J. Bedroom steward
Perkins, L. Telephone operator
Perotti, Alfonsi Assistant waiter
Perrin, W. Boots
Perriton, H. Saloon steward
Petrachio, A. Assistant waiter
Petrachio, S. Assistant waiter
Petty, Edwin Henry Bedroom steward- (He lived at 26 Orchard Place, Southampton. He was second class passenger’s Selina
Rogers??? steward).
*Phillimore, Harold Saloon steward
Phillips, J. Storesman
Phillips, John George First Marconi operator- (He was 25 years old).
Piatti, L. Assistant waiter
Piazza, P. Waiter
Platt, W. Scullion
Poggi, E. Waiter
Pook, R. Assistant bedroom steward
*Port, F. Steward
*Prentice, Frank M. Assistant storekeeper
Price, E. Barman
Prideaux, J. A. Steward
*Prior, H. J. Steward
*Pritchard, Mrs. Stewardess
Proctor, Chester Chef
Pryce, W. Saloon steward
*Pugh, Alfred Steward
Pusey, J. Saloon steward
Randall, F. Saloon steward
Ranson, Jas Saloon steward
Ratti, E. Waiter
*Ray, Frederick Dent Saloon steward- (He was the Washington Dodges’ family steward. He was interrogated at the U.S.
inquiry. He lived at Palmer Park Avenue, Reading).
Reed, C. Bedroom steward
Revall, W. Saloon steward
Ricardona, R. Assistant waiter
Rice, J. R. Clerk
Rice, P. Steward
Ricks, Cyril S. Assistant storekeeper
Ridout, W. Saloon steward
Rigozzi, A. Waiter
Roberts, F. Third butcher
Roberts, H. Bedroom steward
*Roberts, Mrs. Stewardess
Robertson, G. Assistant steward
Robinson, J. Saloon steward
*Robinson, Mrs. Annie Stewardess- (She was from Belfast Ireland. She knew Thomas Andrews well. She lived on Shirley Road, Southampton. She looked after 7 ladies, one maid, and one governess. She was paid 3.105 shillings?. She was interrogated at the British investigation).
Rogers, E. J. Assistant storekeeper
Rogers, M. Saloon steward
Ross, R. Scullion
Rotto, Angelo Waiter
Rousseau, P. Chef
Rowe, M. Saloon steward
*Rule, Samuel J. Bath steward- (He served with White Star under Captain Smith for the last 35 years.. He was interrogated at
the British inquiry).
Rummer, G. Saloon steward
Russell, R. Saloon steward
Ryan, T. Steward
*Ryerson, William Edwy Saloon steward- (He was a canadian of loyalist stock?. He had served in the British army in
India. He had worked for Cunard lines. His relatives were aboard, the Arthur Ryerson family).
Sacaggi, G. Assistant waiter
Salussolia, Giovenz Glass man
Samuels, W. Saloon steward
Saunders, D. E. Saloon steward
*Savage, C. J. Steward
Scavino, C. Carver
Scott Assistant boots
Scovell, R. Saloon steward
Sedunary, Sidney Steward
Sesea, Gino Waiter
Sevier, W. Steward
*Seward, H. Pantryman
Shaw, H. Scullion
Shea, J. Saloon steward
Siebert, Sidney C. Bedroom steward
*Simmonds, A. Scullion
Simmons, F. G. Saloon steward- (His wifes name was Winofred and his five month old sons name was Edward. They lived on
Staple Terrace, Millbrooke, Southampton).
Simmons, W. Pass cook
Skinner, E. Saloon steward
Slight, H. J. Steward
Slight, W. Larder cook
*Sloan, Miss Mary Stewardess
*Slocombe, Mrs. Maud Turkish Bath attendant- (She was from London).
Smillie, J. Saloon steward
Smith, C.- Bedroom steward
Smith, C. Scullion
Smith, F. Assistant pantryman
Smith, J. Assistant baker
*Smith, Miss Stewardess- (She was 42 years old. She transferred from the Olympic. She lived on Cobbett Road, in Bitternepark, Southampton).
Smith, R. G. Saloon steward
Snape, Mrs. Stewardess- (She was from Shirley, Southampton. She was 22 years old and this was her first time at sea. She secured her job on the Titanic through Mr. J. King. She had a baby girl to provide for at home).
Stagg, J. H. Saloon steward- (His wifes name was Beatrice).
*Stap, Miss Stewardess- (She was born at sea and she was a native of Bickenhead).
Stebbing, S. Chief boots
*Stewart, John (Jack) Veranda cafe
Stone, E. Bedroom steward
Stone, E. Bedroom steward
Stroud, E. A. Saloon steward- (He was from 167 Shirley Road, Southampton).
Stroud, H. Saloon steward
Strugnell, J. Saloon steward
Stubbings, H. Cook and mess
Swan, W. Bedroom steward
Symonds, J. Saloon steward
Talbot, George Fredrick Charles Steward
Taylor, C. Steward
Taylor, L. Turkish Bath attendant
Taylor, W. Saloon steward
*Terrell, F. Assistant steward
Testoni, Ercole Assistant glass man
Thayler, M. Steward
*Thessinger, A. Bedroom steward
*Thomas, A. C. Saloon steward
*Thomas, B. Saloon steward
Thompson, H. Second storekeeper
Thorley, W. Assistant cook
Tietz, C. Kitchen porter
*Toms, F. Saloon steward
Topp, T. Second butcher
Tucker, B. Second pantryman
Turner, G. F. Stenographer
Turner, L. Saloon steward
Turvey, C. Page boy
Urbini, R. Waiter
Valassori, Ettera Waiter
Veal, T. Saloon steward
Vicat, J. Fish cook
Vilvarlarge, P. Assistant soup
Vine, H. Assistant controller
Vioni, R. Waiter
Voegelin, H. Coffeeman
Wake, S. Assistant baker
Wallis, Mrs. Matron- (She was from St. Marys Street, Southampton).
Walpole, John Chief pantryman
Walsh, Miss Stewardess- (She was 32 years old. She had been living on 57 Church Road, Woolston, Southampton. She was a ?stewardess? to Selina Rogers???, a second class passenger).
Ward, E. Bedroom steward
Ward, P. Bedroom steward
*Ward, William Saloon steward- (He was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He lived on 107 Millbrook Road, in Southampton). Wareham, R. Bedroom steward- (He had been Edith Russels steward (first class). He went back into the ship for her to retrieve her lucky mascot pig. He lived at 46 Park Road, Southampton).
Warwick, F. Saloon steward
Watson, W. Bell boy
Weatherstone, T. Saloon steward
Webb, Brooke Smoke-room steward
*Weikman, August H. Barber- (He was nicknamed Gus Whiteman).
Welch, W. H. Assistant cook
*Wheat, Joseph Thomas Assistant second steward- (He was interrogated at the British investigation)
*Wheelton, Edward. Saloon steward- (He had been with White Star 6 years as a first class steward. He was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry and lived at Norwood House, Shirley, Southampton).
White, A. Assistant barber
White, J. G. H. steward
White, L. Saloon steward
*Whitely, Thomas S aloon steward
Whitford, A. Saloon steward
*Widgery, James Baths- (He was in charge of the baths on the forward part of the “F” deck. He was interrogated at the U.S. inquiry. He lived at 25 Rokeby Avenue, Redland, Bristol).
Williams, A. Assistant storekeeper
*Williams, W. Assistant steward
Willis, W. Steward
Wiltshire, W. Assistant butcher
*Windebank, J. sauce cook
*Witter, James Second class
smoke-room steward
Wittman, H. Bedroom steward
Wood, J. T. Assistant steward
Wormald, T. Saloon steward
Wrapson, H. Assistant pantryman
Wright, Fredrick Racquet-court
attendant
*Wright, W. G. H. steward
*Yearsley, H. Saloon steward
Yoshack, J. Saloon steward
Zarracchi, L. Wine butler

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