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Abbing, Mr Anthony

Abbott, Master Eugene

Abbott, Mr Rossmore

Abbott, Mrs Rosa, - possibly the only woman on board Titanic when it went down, to survive. She managed to scramble on to the upturned collapsible 'A' lifeboat.

Abelseth, Miss Anna

Abelseth, Mr Olaus

Abelson, Mr Samuel

Abelson, Mrs Anna

Abraham, Mrs Sophie

Abrahamson, Mr August

Adahl, Mr Mauritz - his body was recovered by the Mackay - Bennett.

Adams, Mr John

Ahlin, Mrs Johanna

Ahmed, Mr Ali

Aijo-Nirva, Mr Isak

Aks, Mrs Leah Rosen - was on her way to join her husband in Norfolk, Virginia.

Aks, Master Philip

Aldworth, Mr Charles - chauffeur to William Carter. The Renault was featured in the film TITANIC by James Cameron.

Alexander, Mr William

Alhomaki, Mr Ilmari

Ali, Mr William

Allen, Miss Elizabeth Walton - from St. Louis, Missouri. She had spent the last ten months in Surrey, England.

Allen, Mr William Henry

Allison, Miss Helen

Allison, Mr Hudson - Montreal financier with Johnston, McConnell & Allison. He divided his time between Montreal and England, and was on Titanic because he "knew so many of the persons who were going on her maiden voyage." Of the four members of the family travelling, only his youngest son survived.

Allison, Mrs Bessie Waldo - after the collision, and by the time that she and her husband and daughter had dressed, Master Allison and his nurse had gone on deck and been thrust into a lifeboat. Tragically, they devoted their time to searching the vessel for the missing two not realising that they were safe in a lifeboat.

Allison, Master Hudson - from Montreal was eleven months old and the only survivor from his family.

Allum, Mr Owen George

Andersen, Mr Albert

Andersen, Mr Thor

Anderson, Mr Harry - a broker from New York. He subsequently submitted a claim for $50 for his Chow dog.

Andersson, Mr Anders

Andersson, Mrs Alfrida K

Andersson, Miss Ebba Iris

Andersson, Miss Ellis Anna

Andersson, Miss Erna

Andersson, Miss Ida

Andersson, Miss Ingeborg

Andersson, Mr Johan

Andersson, Miss Sigrid

Andersson, Master Sigvard

Andreasson, Mr Paul

Andrew, Mr Edgar

Andrew, Mr Frank

Andrews, Miss Katy - a nurse travelling with the Allison family. She was put into a lifeboat with young master Allison. The rest of the family, unaware that they were safe, remained on board searching for them.

Andrews, Miss Kornelia I - travelling with her niece, Miss Gretchen Longley, she was returning after four or five months in Europe, mostly Italy. Both survived.

Andrews, Mr Thomas Jnr. - Managing Director of Harland and Wolff 's design department and nephew of WJ Pirrie Harland and Wolff's Managing Director. Born in 1873 in the village of Comber on the outskirts of Belfast, he was a brilliant and innovative ship designer who quickly progressed to a position on the board of the Company. It was widely assumed that Lord Pirrie was grooming him as his sucessor. He did much to organise the passengers into the lifeboats. He was last seen in the First Class smoking room, arms folded, deep in thought looking at the painting above the fireplace, "Approach to the New World" by Norman Wilkinson.

Angheloff, Mr Minko

Angle, Mr William

Angle, Mrs Florence

Appleton, Mrs Charlotte - with her sisters, Mrs Cornell and Mrs J M Brown, she had been in Southampton, England attending the wedding of another sister, Lady Drummond. All three survived.

Arnold, Mr Josef

Arnold, Mrs Josephine

Aronsson, Mr Ernst

Artagaveytia, Mr Ramon - his body was recovered by the Mackay - Bennett.

Ashby, Mr John

Asim, Mr Adola

Asplund, Mr Carl

Asplund, Mrs Selma

Asplund, Master Carl

Asplund, Master Clarence

Asplund, Master Edvin

Asplund, Master Filip

Asplund, Mr John

Asplund, Miss Lillian

Assaf, Mr Gerios

Assaf, Mrs Mariana

Assam, Mr Ali

Astor, Col. John - easily the wealthiest man on the ship. The Astors were married in Newport the previous September, and had been enjoying a delayed honeymoon in Egypt and Europe. They had crossed the Atlantic on Titanic's sister ship, Olympic in the company of J Bruce Ismay, and were delighted to find him aboard Titanic on this trip. The party comprised of the Astors, a trained nurse for Mrs Astor, her French maid, the Colonel's valet, Robbins and the chauffeur. Observing that the boat containing his wife was only half full, he enquired of Second Officer Lightoller if could join her "As she was in delicate condition". He was told "women and children only". Bravely he accepted the decision and remained aboard assisting women into the lifeboats.

Astor, Mrs Madeline Force

Attalah, Miss Malaka

Attala, Mr Solomon

Aubert, Mrs Leontine - when purchasing her ticket, Madame Aubert declared that she would take all her meals in the a la carte restaurant thus receiving a £5 rebate.

Augustsson, Mr Albert

Drowned 51 ............................................... Survived 22 ............................................... Total 73