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Waelens, Mr Achille

Walcroft, Miss Nellie

Walker, Mr William - from East Orange, New Jersey.

Ward, Miss Anna - Mrs Cardeza's maid.

Ware, Mr Frederick

Ware, Mr John

Ware, Mrs Florence - from Bristol, was emigrating to New Britain, Connecticut with her husband. Their entire possessions were in the hold of the liner. She lost everything. At the offices of the White Star Line in New York, she appealed for aid and was given funds and an assurance of a free passage home.

Ware, Mr William

Warren Mr Charles

Warren, Mr Frank H - millionaire owner of a packing company in Portland, Oregon, and former US senator for Wyoming.

Warren, Mrs Anna

Watson, Ennis Hastings - an apprentice electrician. He was part of a Harland and Wolff troubleshooting team.

Watt, Miss Bertha

Watt, Mrs Bessie

Wazli, Mr Yousif

Webber, Mr James

Webber, Miss Susan

Weir, Colonel John - from North Berwick, Scotland. He was on his way to visit his son in Hosshen, Indiana.

Weisz, Mr Leopold

Weisz, Mrs Mathilde

Wells, Mrs Addie

Wells, Miss Joan

Wells, Master Ralph

Wennerstrom, Mr August

Wenzel, Mr Linhart

West, Miss Barbara

West, Miss Constance

West, Mr Edwy

West, Mrs Ada

Wheadon, Mr Edward

Wheeler, Mr Edwin

Wheeler, Mr Frederick - Mr Vanderbilt's butler. Although Mr Vanderbilt had cancelled his passage on Titanic at the last moment, the luggage remained on board as did their unfortunate butler.

White, Mrs Ella - She showed an inexperienced crewman how to row on lifeboat No. 8 and used her cane with its inbuilt electric light to signal nearby lifeboats.

White, Mr Percival W - Massachusetts cotton manufacturer. He had a penchant for maiden voyages.

White, Mr Richard F - from Brunswick, Me. A senior at Bowdoin college travelling with his father. They were returning due to the health of Mr White senior.

Wick, Mr George D - one of the wealthiest men in Youngstown, Oregon.

Widegren, Mr Charles

Widener, Mr George D - rich American industrialist.

Widener, Mrs Eleanor

Widener, Mr Harry

Wiklund, Mr Jacob - he is buried at Fairfax cemetary, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Wiklund, Mr Karl

Wilhelms, Mr Charles

Wilkes, Mrs Ellen

Wilkinson, Mrs Elizabeth

Willard, Miss Constance

Willer, Mr Aaron

Willey, Mr Edward

Williams, Mr Charles Duane - an attorney from Quaker City. He was on his way to visit relatives in Philadelphia with his son, Richard Norris II. He was killed by the foremost funnel which broke from its fastenings and brought a quick death to many swimming in the icy water.

Williams, Mr Charles Eugene - the English racquets champion. He was on his way to New York to meet G S Standing.

Williams, Mr Fletcher

Williams, Mr Howard

Williams, Mr Leslie - a bantamweight boxer on his way to the States for a series of prize fights. His body was recovered by the Mackay - Bennett.

Williams, Mr Richard Norris II - American Tennis star. He managed to scramble aboard the upturned collapsible lifeboat 'A' after Titanic sank.

Windelov, Mr Einar

Wirz, Mr Albert

Wiseman, Mr Phillippe

Wittenrongel, Mr Camille

Woolner, Mr Hugh - he jumped into collapsible 'D' as it was being lowered.

Wright, Mr George

Wright, Miss Marion

Died 37 ..................................................... Survived 23 ................................................ Total 60