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Saad, Mr Amin

Saalfeld, Mr Adolphe

Sadlier, Mr Matthew

Sadowitz, Mr Harry

Sage, Miss Ada

Sage, Miss Constance

Sage, Miss Dorothy

Sage, Mr Douglas

Sage, Mr Frederick

Sage, Mr George

Sage, Mr John George - one of the saddest tales to unfold in this tragedy. Mr Sage had purchased a Citrus farm in Jacksonville., USA. All the family from Peterborough England, including nine children were lost.

Sage, Mrs Annie

Sage, Miss Stella

Sage, Master Thomas

Sage, Master William

Salander, Mr Karl

Salkjelsvik, Miss Anna

Salomon, Mr Abraham L - head of a large wholesale stationery firm in New York. He had been in Europe on a business trip taking his daughter with him. Why she did not return with him is unclear.

Salonen, Mr Johan

Samaan, Mr Elias

Samaan, Mr Hanna

Samaan, Mr Youssef

Sandstrom, Mrs Agnes

Sandstrom, Miss Beatrice

Sandstrom, Miss Marguerite

Sather, Mr Simon - his body was recovered by the Mackay - Bennett.

Saundercock, Mr William

Sawyer, Mr Frederick

Scanlan, Mr James

Schabert, Mrs Emma

Sdycoff, Mr Todor

Sedgwick, Mr Charles

Segesser, Miss Emma - maid to Madame Aubert.

Seman, Master Betros

Serota, Mr Maurice

Seward, Mr Frederick K - worked for the Law firm Curtis, Mallet-Prevost and Colt. On the trip he was acting as councellor to Mr J M Smart. The two men had left for London one month previously on route to attend the annual meeting of a cold storage company in Southampton.

Sharp, Mr Percival

Shaughnesay, Mr Patrick

Shedid, Mr Dahar

Sheerlinck, Mr Jean

Shellard, Mr Frederick

Shelley, Mrs William

Shine, Miss Ellen

Shorney, Mr Charles Joseph - he was returning to his fiancee in America to start a taxi cab business.

Shutes, Miss Elizabeth

Silven, Miss Lyyli

Silverthorne, Mr Spencer

Silvey, Mr William

Silvey, Mrs Alice

Simmons, Mr John

Simonious-Blumer, Col. Alfons

Sincock, Miss Maude

Sirayanian, Mr Arsun

Siukonnen, Miss Anna

Sivic, Mr Husen

Sivola, Mr Antti

Sjoblom, Miss Anna

Sjostedt, Mr Ernst

Skinner, Mr Henry

Skoog, Master Harold

Skoog, Master Karl

Skoog, Miss Mabel

Skoog, Miss Margit

Skoog, Mr William

Skoog, Mrs Anna

Slabenoff, Mr Petro

Slayter, Miss Hilda

Slemen, Mr Richard

Slocovski, Mr Selman

Sloper, Mr William T - a Connecticut banker.

Smart, Mr John - President of the American Cold Storage and Shipping Company, New York. He was travelling with his councellor, Mr F K Seward. They had been attending the annual meeting of a cold storage company in Southampton.

Smiljanovic, Mr Mile

Smith, Mr Augustus -he had been in Europe for the past year visiting his sister in Paris. He was going to return home earlier, but deferred his journey so that he might travel on the maiden voyage of Titanic.

Smith, Mr James - from New York.

Smith, Mr Lucien - with his wife Mary, he was returning home to Morgantown, West Virginia on completion of a round the world honeymoon trip.

Smith, Mrs Mary - the daughter of Congressman Hughes of West Virginia.

Smith, Miss Marion

Smith, Mr Richard W - from Brooklyn, New York. He was employed by Reinbach-Nephew & Co., well known tea exporters.

Smyth, Miss Julia

Snyder, Mr John Pillsbury - travelling with his wife Nell, he had been in Europe on his honeymoon.

Snyder, Mrs Nell - well known in New York society.

Sobey, Mr Hayden

Soholt, Mr Peter

Solvang, Mrs Lena

Somerton, Mr Francis

Sop, Mr Jules

Spector, Mr Wolf

Spedden, Mr Frederick

Spedden, Mrs Margaretta

Spedden, Master Robert

Spencer, Mr William

Spencer, Mrs Marie

Staehlin, Dr Max

Staneff, Mr Ivan

Stankovic, Mr Jovan

Stanley, Miss Amy

Stanley, Mr Edward

Stanton, Mr Samuel Ward - well known contemporary marine artist and Editor of Master, Mate and Pilot, a nautical magazine. He was returning from Grenada in Spain where he had been sketching the Alhambra, Spain, for murals and other decorations in preparation for a series of marine paintings he was to do for the new Hudson river steamer "Washington Irvine".

Stead, Mr William - world famous English journalist. Mr Stead had a premonition about the sinking. In 1892 he wrote a story in a magzine in which the White Star liner "Majestic" strikes an iceberg in mid Atlantic and the passengers take to the boats. One wonders what was going through his mind as Titanic went down. he was a principal share holder in the White Star Line.

Stengel, Mr Charles - well known racehorse owner and senior member of a large leather manufacturing company.

Stengel, Mrs Annie - she was knocked unconscious and had two ribs broken when Dr Henry Frauenthal jumped into her lifeboat as it was being lowered. She subsequently submitted a claim for a copy of Science and Health for $5.

Stephenson, Mrs Martha - travelling with her sister, Miss E M Eustis, she had been on a two month tour of Europe and was returning home to Haverford, Pa.

Stewart, Mr Albert A - a wealthy man, he was the Eastern representative of the Strobridge Lithographic Company of Cincinatti. He was almost as much a resident of Paris as New York. As was usual, his family was spending the winter with him in Europe. Urgent business had fatefully recalled him to New York.

Stokes, Mr Philip

Stone, Mrs Martha - from Cincinatti, she was well known in American society. She was the widow of the former President of the Cincinatti Telephone company and had been visiting a daughter in Cairo for the past year.

Storey, Mr Thomas

Stoyehoff, Mr Ilia

Strandberg, Miss Ida

Stranden, Mr Juho

Straus, Mr Isador - multi-millionaire owner of Macy's department store New York. He was offered a seat in a boat because of his age, but refused. He was a former member of the US Congress.

Straus, Mrs Ida - Mrs Straus refused to get into a boat and be separated from her husband. They went below and met their fate together.

Strilic, Mr Ivan

Strom, Mrs Elna

Strom, Miss Selma

Sunderland, Mr Victor

Sundman, Mr Johan

Sutehall, Mr Henry

Sutton, Mr Frederick - his body was recovered by the Mackay - Bennett.

Svensson, Mr Johan

Svensson, Mr Johan Cervin

Svensson, Mr Olaf

Swane, Mr George

Sweet, Mr George

Swift, Mrs Margaret - a New York society hostess from Brooklyn. She had been in Europe with Dr. Alice Leader since February. They both survived.

Died 83 ................................................. Survived 41 .................................................. Total 124