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Padro y Manent, Mr Julian

Pain, Dr Alfred

Pallas y Castello, Mr Emilio

Panula, Mr Ernesti

Panula, Mr Jaakko

Panula, Master Juha

Panula, Mrs Emilia

Panula, Master Urho

Panula, Master William

Parker, Mr Clifford

Parkes, Francis - a plumbers apprentice, he was a member of the Harland and Wolff troubleshooting team.

Parr, Mr William Henry Marsh - Harland and Wolff assisstant electrical manager. On board as part of a troubleshooting team.

Parrish, Mrs Lutie

Partner, Mr Austin

Pasic, Mr Jakob

Paulner, Mr Uscher

Palsson, Master Gosta

Palsson, Mrs Alma - with her four children, was on her way to Chicago to join her husband. She is buried in Fairfax cemetary, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Palsson, Master Paul

Palsson, Miss Stina

Palsson, Miss Torborg

Pavlovic, Mr Stefo

Payne, Mr Vivian

Peacock, Master Alfred

Peacock, Mrs Edith

Peacock, Miss Treasteall

Pearce, Mr Ernest

Pears, Mr Thomas - Managing Director of Pears Soap Company.

Pears, Mrs Edith Warne - the 22 year old wife of Thomas survived and drove ambulances in World War One.

Pecruic, Mr Mate

Pecruic, Mr Tome

Pedersen, Mr Olaf

Peduzzi, Mr Joseph

Pekoniemi, Mr Edvard

Peltomaki, Mr Nikolai

Penasco, Mr Victor

Penasco, Mrs Josefa

Pengelly, Mr Frederick

Perkin, Mr John

Pernot, Mr Rene - chauffeur to Mr Guggenheim.

Persson, Mr Ernst

Peruschitz, Rev. Joseph

Peter, Miss Mary

Peter, Mrs Catherine

Peter, Master Michael

Peters, Miss Katie

Petersen, Mr Marius

Petranec, Miss Matilda

Petroff, Mr Nedeca

Petroff, Mr Pentcho

Pettersson, Miss Ellen

Pettersson, Mr Johan

Peuchen, Major Arthur Godfrey - an officer in the Canadian armed forces, and a Toronto based amateur yachtsman who volunteered to crew a lifeboat when it was discovered that there were not enough crew on board. He climbed down the falls to the lifeboat on the water. He left behind securities valued at $300,000 on the table in his cabin. At the American inquiry he related how one of the Officers had tried to recall some of the lifeboats with a whistle when it became evident that those on board would perish unless they could get into a lifeboat.

Phillips, Miss Alice

Phillips, Mr Robert

Pickard, Mr Berk

Pinsky, Miss Rosa

Plotcharsky, Mr Vasil

Ponesell, Mr Martin

Portaluppi, Mr Emilio - from Ariogabo, Italy. He jumped overboard and clung to a lump of ice to keep him afloat until he was picked up by a lifeboat. A claim was lodged for $3000 for a signed picture of Garibaldi.

Porter, Mr Walter C - from Worcester. He was returning home after a three month business and pleasure trip to Europe. He prolonged his stay so that he could travel back on Titanic.

Potchett, Mr George

Potter, Mrs Lily - was on her way home to Philadelphia after a tour of the Holy Land with her daughter, Mrs Earnshaw. Both survived.

Pulbaum, Mr Frank

Died 49 .................................................... Survived 15 ................................................. Total 64