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Dahler, Mr Tannous

Dahl, Mr Charles

Dahlberg, Miss Gerda

Dakic, Mr Branko

Daly, Mr Eugene - played 'Erin's Lament' on his Irish bagpipes as TITANIC departed from Queenstown. Subsequently, a claim for $50 was filed for his bagpipes.

Daly, Miss Marcella

Daly, Mr Peter

Danbom, Mr Ernst

Danbom, Mrs Anna

Danbom, Master Gilbert

Daniel, Mr Robert W - member of a banking firm in Philadelphia. A claim was submitted for his champion French bulldog for $750.

Danoff, Mr Yoto

Dantchokk, Mr Khristo

Davidson, Mr Thornton - Montreal broker.

Davidson, Mrs Orian - daughter of C M Hays, the Canadian railroad mogul. She and her husband were returning home with her parents.

Davies, Mr Alfred - along with his brothers John and Joseph, the party of three from West Bromwich, England were travelling to visit a brother in Pontiac, Michegan.

Davies, Mr Charles

Davies, Mr Evan

Davies, Mr John

Davies, Mr Joseph

Davis, Mrs Agnes - from St. Ives, Wales. With her son John, she was going to visit her stepson in Calumet.

Davis, Master John

Davis, Miss Mary

Davison, Mr Thomas

Davison, Mrs Mary

Deacon, Mr Percy

Dean, Mr Bertram

Dean, Mrs Eva

Dean, Master Bertram

Dean, Miss Elizabeth Gladys (Milvena) - was the youngest survivor at just nine weeks old. She attended many reunions.

De Brito, Mr Jose

Delaliac, Mr Regyo

Del Carlo, Mr Sebastino - a carpenter by trade, he had lived in Chicago for the past nine years and had promised to return to Italy and marry Argenia when he had made sufficient money. They were married in Tuscany three months earlier. He had his entire savings of $2,500 on his person.

Del Carlo, Mrs Argenia Genovesi - from Lucca, Italy. She was returning to Chicago with her husband to take up residence. She was left a penniless widow possessing only the clothes she stood up in.

De Messmacher, Mr William

De Messmacher, Mrs Anna

De Mulder, Mr Theo

Denbury, Mr Herbert

Denkoff, Mr Mito

Dennis, Mr Samuel

Dennis, Mr William

Devaney, Miss Margaret

De Villiers, Madame Berthe

Dewan, Mr Frank

Dibden, Mr William

Dibo, Mr Elias

Dick, Mr Albert - from Calgary, Alberta, he testified that Thomas Andrews "behaved so nobly that his heroism is worthy of the greatest praise".

Dick, Mrs Vera

Dimic, Mr Jovan

Dintcheff, Mr Valtcho

Dodge, Dr Washington - a San Francisco author and a recognised authority on taxation. He was travelling with his wife and daughter.

Dodge, Mrs Ruth

Dodge, Master Washington,

Doling, Mrs Ada

Doling, Miss Elsie

Dooley, Mr Patrick

Dorkings, Mr Edward

Douglas, Mrs Suzette

Douglas, Mr Walter D - multi-millionaire starch manufacturer from Minneapolis. He was a director of the Quaker Oats Company, and was travelling with his wife, Mahala, and a maid. His body was recovered by the Mackay - Bennett.

Douglas, Mrs Mahala

Douton, Mr William

Dowdell, Miss Elizabeth

Doyle, Miss Elizabeth

Drapkin, Miss Jennie

Drazonovic, Mr Josef - his body was recovered by the Mackay - Bennett.

Drew, Mr James - a well known businessman from Greenport, New Jersey. With his wife and nephew, he was returning home after visiting his father in Constantine, Cornwall England.

Drew, Mrs Lulu - filed a claim for the loss of her husband and possessions for $50,000.

Drew, Master Marshall

Driscoll, Miss Bridget

Duff Gordon, Sir Cosmo - allegedly paid the crew in his lifeboat £5 each not to row back and pick up survivors. They were aboard Titanic under the pseudonym of J P Morgan, a director of the White Star Line.

Duff Gordon, Lady Lucile - Better known as the dress designer "Lucile"

Dulles, Mr William - well known retired banker from New York.

Duquemin, Mr Joseph

Duran y More, Miss Asuncion

Duran y More, Miss Florentine

Dyker, Mr Adolf

Dyker, Mrs Anna

Died 37 ................................................. Survived 40 .................................................... Total 77