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Haas, Miss Aloisia

Hagardon, Miss Kate

Hagland, Mr Ingvald

Hagland, Mr Konrad

Hakkarainen, Mr Pekka

Hakkarainen, Mrs Pietari

Hale, Mr Reginald - his body was recovered by the Mackay - Bennett.

Hamalainen, Mrs Anna

Hamalainen, Master Viljo

Hansen, Mr Peter

Hansen, Mrs Jennie - before the Hansen family of four left the US on their trip to Denmark, Mrs Hansen was quoted as saying, "I dread this trip to Denmark for I have a feeling the vessel will sink or something happen to me." She was the lone family survivor.

Hansen, Mr Henrik

Hansen, Mr Henry - his body was recovered by the Mackay - Bennett.

Harbeck, Mr William H - an American film producer. His body was recovered by the Mackay - Bennett.

Harder, Mr George - the Harders were married in Brooklyn on January 9th, a notable event in the New York social calendar. They were returning home after a honeymoon in Europe.

Harder, Mrs Dorothy

Harknet, Miss Alice

Harmer, Mr Abraham

Harper, Mr Henry Sleeper - from Manhatten, New York, he was the grandson of the founder of a famous publishing firm. With his wife Myra, he had been on holiday in Europe for three months. His graphic account of events can be found in "Harpers Weekly" dated 27 April 1912.

Harper, Mrs Myra

Harper, Rev. John - Pastor of Walworth road Baptist Church, London.

Harper, Miss Nina

Harris, Mr George

Harris, Mr Henry B - well known theatrical impressario of the time. Amongst other well known names, he managed Lily Langtree. His wife submitted the largest claim for loss of life, £206,185 ($1.000.000)

Harris, Mrs Irene - daughter - in - law of an American theatre owner.

Harris, Mr Walter

Harrison, Mr William H - J Bruce Ismay's secretary.

Hart, Mr Benjamin

Hart, Mrs Esther

Hart, Miss Eva

Hart, Mr Henry

Hartley, Wallace Henry - leader of the orchestra. His last choice of music shortly before the ship sank was reputedly "Nearer my God to thee". In an interview before sailing, he had said that this would be his request at his funeral. He was buried near his home town of Colne, Lancashire and was granted his wish.

Hassan, Mr Houssein

Haven, Mr Harry

Hawksford, Mr Walter

Hays, Mr Charles Melville - Canadian President of the Grand Trunk railway. He had previously been shipwrecked in the Pacific Ocean. In a conversation with Colonel Gracie on the evening of April 14th, he had commented on the desire of shipping lines to break records. "The time will come when this is checked by some appalling disaster". He was not to know that it would be only hours away. His body was recovered and taken from Halifax, Nova Scotia, to Montreal by private rail car.

Hays, Mrs Clara

Hays, Miss Margaret - was travelling with Mrs Earnshaw and Mrs Potter.

Head, Mr Christopher - Ex mayor of Chelsea, London.

Healy, Miss Nora

Hedman, Mr Oscar

Hee, Mr Ling

Hegarty, Miss Nora

Heikkenan, Miss Laina

Heininen, Miss Wendla

Hellstrom, Miss Hilda

Hemming, Miss Nora

Hendekovic, Mr Ignaz

Henry, Miss Delia

Henriksson, Miss Jenny

Herman, Miss Alice

Herman, Miss Kate

Herman, Mr Samuel

Herman, Mrs Jane

Hewlett, Mrs Mary

Hickman, Mr Leonard

Hickman, Mr Lewis

Hickman, Mr Stanley

Hilliard, Mr Herbert H - a buyer for the Jordan Marsh Company, Dorchester. Accompanied by Mr T McCarthy, he had been on an extended buying trip to Europe.

Hiltunen, Miss Marta

Hipkins, Mr William - from Edgbaston, Birmingham, England. A senior member of the weighing machine company, Avery & Co., he was visiting the US on a business trip.

Hippach, Miss Jean

Hippach, Mrs Ida - wife of L A Hippach, a wealthy glass dealer from Chicago. She was travelling with her daughter, Jean. She had previously lost two sons in a fire at the Iroquois theatre in Chicago.

Hirvonen, Mrs Helga

Hirvonen, Miss Hildur

Hocking, Mrs Elizabeth

Hocking, Mr George

Hocking, Miss Ellen

Hocking, Mr Samuel

Hodges, Mr Henry

Hogeboom, Mrs Anna

Hold, Mr Stephen

Hold, Mrs Annie

Holm, Mr John

Holthen, Mr Johan

Holverson, Mr Alexander J - from Troy, New York. He was the foreign representative of Cluett, Peabody & Co. His body was recovered by the Mackay - Bennett.

Holverson, Mrs Mary - Returning home with her husband after a trip to Europe.

Honkanen, Miss Eluna

Hood, Mr Ambrose

Horgan, Mr John

Hosono, Mr Masafumi

Howard, Mr Benjamin

Howard, Mrs Ellen

Howard, Miss May

Hoyt, Mr Frederick T - broker and well known yachtsman. Ex Governer of Washington.

Hoyt, Mrs Jane

Hoyt, Mr William - was rescued after the ship sank by Fifth Officer Lowe in lifeboat number 14. He died of exposure aboard Carpathia.

Humblen, Mr Adolf

Hume, John Law (Jock) - violinist in the Titanic orchestra. He was buried in Fairview cemetary, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Hunt, Mr George - from Appleton, Wisconsin. He was for many years Court reporter of Wansau. He had been in Europe for the past year.

Hyman, Mr Abraham

Died 50 ................................................... Survived 41 .................................................. Total 91