B

Baccos, Mr Rafoul

Backstrom, Mrs Maria

Baclini, Miss Eugenie

Baclini, Miss Helene

Baclini, Miss Maria

Baclini, Mrs Latifa

Badman, Miss Emily

Badt, Mr Mohammed

Bailey, Mr Percy - an apprentice butcher from Penzance, Percy had obtained a position in Akron Ohio and was travelling 2nd Class.

Baimbrigge, Mr Charles

Balkic, Mr Cerin

Balls, Mrs Ada

Banfield, Mr Frederick

Banoura, Miss Ayout

Barbara, Mrs Catherine

Barbara, Miss Saude

Barkworth, Mr Algernon - a Yorkshire Justice of the Peace, he was pulled aboard the upturned collapsible 'B' after Titanic sank, standing on slippery planking until rescued after sunrise by lifeboats 4 and 12.

Barry, Miss Julia

Barton, Mr David

Bateman, Rev. Robert

Baurmann, Mr John

Baxter, Mrs Helene

Baxter, Mr Quigg

Beane, Mr Edward

Beane, Mrs Ethel

Beattie, Mr Thomson

Beauchamp, Mr Henry

Beaven, Mr William

Becker, Mrs Nellie - the four members of the Becker family were returning home because of young Richard's illness. Mr Becker remained in India where he was a missionary.

Becker, Miss Marion

Becker, Master Richard

Becker, Miss Ruth

Beckwith, Mr Richard - from Columbus, Ohio. He was returning home after a pleasure trip to Europe with his wife and daughter, Miss Helen Newsome.

Beckwith, Mrs Sallie

Beesley, Mr Lawrence - a Science Master at Dulwich college, London, he wrote one of the early books about the disaster.

Behr, Mr Karl - International tennis star from Brooklyn. He was returning home after a successful business trip to Europe.

Bengtsson, Mr John

Bentham, Miss Lillian

Berglund, Mr Karl

Berriman, Mr William

Betros, Mr Tannous

Bidois, Rosalie - maid to Mrs Astor.

Bing, Mr Lee

Bird, Ellen - maid to Mrs Ida Blun Straus, wife to the owner of Macy's department store, New York.

Birkeland, Mr Hans

Birnbaum, Mr Jakob

Bishop, Mr Dickinson H - from Dowagiach, Michegan. Married only three months previously, the Bishop's had been honeymooning in Egypt. When Titanic's sailing date was announced, they were very keen to return on the maiden voyage. She was the first woman in the first lifeboat to be lowered.

Bishop, Mrs Helen

Bjorklund, Mr Ernst

Bjornstrom-Steffansson Mr Hakon - as collapsible boat 'D' was being lowered, he jumped into it. He subsequently claimed $100,000 for an oil painting by Blondel.

Blackwell, Mr Stephen - a manager of the Mercer Automobile works in Trenton, New Jersey. He was touring Europe with Mr Roebling in an automobile.

Blank, Mr Henry

Bonnell, Miss Caroline - the two Bonnells were from a wealthy family in Youngstown, Oregon.

Bonnell, Miss Elizabeth

Borebank, Mr John - well known Californian horticulturist.

Bostandyeff, Mr Guentcho

Botsford, Mr William - former graduate of Cornell University. Two years previously he held the title of "Young Man's Christian Association National Lightweight Wrestling Champion" He worked for the engineering department of the Lacka Wanna railroad.

Boulos, Master Akar,

Boulos, Mr Hanna

Boulos, Mrs Sultana

Boulos, Miss Laura

Bourke, Mr John

Bourke, Mrs Catherine

Bourke, Miss Mary

Bowen, Mr David - Welsh lightweight boxing champion, He was on his way to a series of prize fights in the States.

Bowen, Miss Grace

Bowenur, Mr Soloman

Bowerman, Miss Elsie

Bracken, Mr James

Bradley, Miss Bridget

Brailey, Theodore - a pianist in the orchestra and listed as a passenger.

Brady, Mr James - President of the Pomeroy, Washington State bank.

Braf, Miss Elin

Brahim, Mr Youssef

Brandeis, Mr Emil - millionaire and Omaha department store magnate.

Braund, Mr Lewis

Braund, Mr Owen

Brayton, Mr George

Brewe, Dr Arthur

Brobeck, Mr Karl

Brocklebank, Mr William

Brown, Miss Edith

Brown, Mrs Margaret Tobin (Molly) - the infamous Denver socialite known as the Unsinkable Molly Brown. She was returning home to Denver after spending the winter in Europe as a guest of the Astor party. After landing in New York on the Carpathia, she helped raise funds for the Titanic victims and presented Captain Arthur Rostrom, (Carpathia), with a loving cup. Her subsequent insurance claim was for over $27,000 dollars and included one necklace valued at $20,000.

Brown, Mrs J M - With her sisters, Mrs Appleton and Mrs Cornell, she was returning home after attending the wedding of another sister in Southampton, England. All three survived.

Brown, Miss Mildred

Brown, Mr Thomas

Brown, Mrs Elizabeth - from East Acton.

Bryhl, Miss Dagmar

Bryhl, Mr Kurt

Buckley, Mr Daniel

Buckley, Miss Katherine

Bucknell, Mrs Emma - widow of the founder of Bucknell University.

Burke, Mr Jeremiah

Burns, Miss Mary

Buss, Miss Kate

Butler, Mr Reginald

Butt, Major Archibald Willingham - chief aide and close personal friend of US President Taft. He had been on semi-official business in Europe and had presented a personal message to the Pope from US President Taft, thanking him for creating three American cardinals. After assisting passengers into the boats he was seen playing cards until 2.10am in the First Class smoking room. He had recently become engaged, and was due to marry later that year.

Byles, Rev. Thomas Roussell - Father Byles was travelling to officiate at his brothers wedding in New York. He gave absolution and heard confessions as Titanic sank.

Bystrom, Mrs Carolina

56 Died ................................................. 43 Survived .....................................................Total 99