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Kallio, Mr Nikolai

Kalvig, Mr Johannes

Kantor, Mr Sinai

Kantor, Mrs Miriam

Karajic, Mr Milan

Karlsson, Mr Einar

Karlsson, Mr Julius

Karlsson, Mr Nils

Karnes, Mrs Claire

Karun, Miss Anna

Karun, Mr Franz

Kassem, Mr Fared

Keane, Mr Andrew

Keane, Mr Daniel

Keane, Miss Nora

Keefe, Mr Arthur - a grocer from Rahway, Washington, New Jersey. He had been on a three month pleasure trip to Ireland and the UK.

Keeping, Mr Edward - valet to Mr George D Widener.

Kekic, Mr Tido

Kelly, Miss Annie

Kelly, Mrs Fannie

Kelly, Mr James - his body was recovered by the Mackay - Bennett.

Kelly, Mr James

Kelly, Miss Mary

Kennedy, Mr John

Kent, Mr Edward A - a leading architect from Buffalo, New York where he had designed many of the buildings. He was returning home after a two month stay in Europe.

Kenyon, Mr Frederick - well known steelman in Pittsburg.

Kenyon, Mrs Marion - she helped row her lifeboat for five hours.

Khalil, Mr Betros

Khalil, Mrs Zahie

Khalil, Mr Saad

Kiernan, Mr John

Kiernan, Mr Philip

Kilgannon, Mr Thomas

Kimball, Mr Edwin N - President of the Hallet and Davis piano company of Boston.

Kimball, Mrs Gertrude

Kink, Mr Anton

Kink, Mrs louise

Kink, Miss Louise

Kink, Miss Maria

Kink, Mr Vincenz

Kirkland, Rev. Charles L - from Bangor, Maine. He had been in Scotland on a visit for the past two months.

Klaber, Mr Herman - millionaire hop grower from Portland, Oregon.

Klasen, Miss Gertrude

Klasen, Mrs Hulda

Klasen, Mr Klas

Knight, Robert a leading hand fitter, he was a member of the Harland and Wolff troubleshooting team.

Kraeff, Mr Theodor

Krekorian, Mr Neshan

Krins, Mr George violist in the ship's orchestra - they were regarded as passengers.

Kvillner, Mr Johan

Died 34 ................................................... Survived 16 .................................................. Total 50