Nova Scotia Archives

RMS Titanic Resource Guide

List of Bodies

In the process of searching for, recovering, identifying and forwarding the remains of those lost on the Titanic, various official records were created in 1912, and have survived. We are pleased to present below an alphabetical list of those lost, constructed from two printed documents created at the time, which are scarcely known and have seldom been seen before. Each name on the alphabetical list below, including the long run of unidentified bodies, has also been linked electronically to its corresponding file in the Fatality Reports available elsewhere on this website.

The first printed document used in compiling the artificial list below is the 'Disposition of Bodies ex Titanic Recovered up to May 13, 1912.' It has been scanned for this website so that online visitors can experience visually the appearance of the original. The document was constructed in two sections, 'List of Bodies Identified and Disposition of Same,' and 'List of Bodies Unidentified and Disposition of Same.' Although the listing is incomplete — there are various gaps in the numbering sequence — the document is nevertheless significant.

The printed 'Disposition of Bodies' contains 23 pages and lists 328 bodies found at the disaster site and either buried at sea or brought back to Halifax. The document is arranged in alphabetical order by surname for those identified, followed by a lengthy list of the unknown. Information recorded for each body includes name of the individual (if known), distinguishing physical features and notations regarding clothing and personal effects found on the body (if unidentified) and details concerning final disposition of the remains. Printed and bound, there were probably several copies of the document, which was no doubt prepared by the Provincial Secretary's Office in Halifax for the White Star Line in New York City.

Two additional body numbers have been added to the alphabetical list below, namely #329, picked up by the CGS Montmagny, and #330, retrieved by the SS Algerine. As well, body #4, initially unidentified and later named as 'Baby Paulsson,' is now corrected in the electronic version to 'Sidney Leslie Goodwin,' his identity conclusively proved in 2003 by DNA investigation.

The Nova Scotia Archives also holds a second, equally rare list of Titanic victims, published on or about 4 May 1912. This has been used as well in creating the artificial alphabetical list, and a digital copy is available on this website. This slightly earlier version is titled 'Record of Bodies and Effects (Passengers and Crew SS Titanic) Recovered by Cable Steamer MacKay-Bennett, Including Bodies Buried at Sea and Bodies Delivered at Morgue in Halifax, NS: Details Compiled from Records of the Mackay-Bennett [up to May 3, 1912].'

The print version of this earlier list stops at body #306, but includes two typed pages added loosely at the end for numbers 307 - 330, namely those bodies retrieved by the CS Minia, CGS Montmagny and SS Algerine. Numbers 324, 325 and 326 were not used, for unknown reasons, although the Fatality Reports include a file for #326, an unidentified body.

The list printed on or about 4 May 1912 is likely the more complete of the two, but only because of the two additional loose pages. The 80-page copy scanned for presentation here also includes unique annotations in red and occasionally black ink, inserted at the time by an unknown hand.

Name No. on List How Disposed of Remarks
Abbott, Rossmore190Buried at sea.Listed as third class passenger. Embarked Southampton.
Ackerman, J205Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as J. Akerman-Vict. Dept.
Adahl, Mauritz72Buried at sea.Listed as third class passenger. Embarked Southampton.
Adams, John103Buried at sea.Listed as J. Adams third class. Embarked Southampton.
Allario, Baptiste221Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as B. Allaria-Vict. Dept. In book as Allario Baptiste, waiter.
Ale or Ala, Wm79Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as Wm Ali, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Ale, Pedro104Buried at sea.
Allen, Henry145Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as H. Allen-Engine Dept.
Allison, HJ135Forwarded to Montreal, May 1st, care of G. E. Clark.Listed as a first class passenger.
Allum, Owen G.259Forwarded May 4th to Boston, to connect with Arabic for Liverpool, May 7th.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 2nd.
Andersen, Mr.260Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as Albert Anderson, third class. Embarked Southampton. Later identified from effects.
Anderson, Thos89Buried at sea.Listed as Thor. Anderson, third class. Emb. Southampton.
Anderson, W.Y.146Buried at sea.On crew list as W. Anderson-Vict. Dept.
Artagaveytia, Ramon22Claimed by Alfred Metz Green, Uruguayan Consul, to be forwarded to South America, via New York.Instructions, N.Y. Office, letter, April 23rd. First class pass.
Ashe, H.W.34Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as H. Ashe-Vict. Dept.
Asplund, Carl142Forwarded to Mrs. Selma Asplund at Worcester, Mass., May 3rd.Instructions, N.Y. Office, letter, April 30th. Listed as third class. Embarked Southampton.
Astor, J.J.124Delivered to Mr. N. Biddle, and forwarded to New York, May 1st.First Class.
Bailley, G.F.161Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as G. Bailey-Vict Dept.
Barker, E.T.159Buried at sea.On crew list as E. Barker-Vict. Dept.
Barkworth, A.H.23Buried at sea.Probably L. Turner, steward, from effects. (A.H. Barkworth listed as first class passenger rescued.)
Bateman, R.J. Rev174Forwarded May 6th to Mrs. R. J. Bateman, Jacksonville, Florida.Accordance wire from Mrs. Bateman, May 2nd.
Baxter, T.F.235Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as F. Baxter-Vict. Dept.
Bernardi, Baptiste215Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Vict. Dept. In book as Bernardi Batiste.
Birnbaum, Jacob148Forwarded May 3rd, to Joachim Birnbaum, Red Star Line Pier 60, New York City.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 2nd. First class.
Blackwell, Stephen W.241Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as first class passenger.
Boothby, W.107Buried at sea.On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Brandeis, Emil208Forwarded to Mrs. Brandeis, Omaha, Neb., May 2nd.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, April 29. First class pass.
Bristow, R.C.290Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as R. Bristow-Vict. Dept.
Brown, J.267Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Engines Dept.
Buckley, Katherine299Forwarded to Boston, May 3rd.Request of sister Margaret, 71 Montview St., Roxbury, Mass. Boston Office, letter, April 29th. Third class. Embarked Queenstown.
Butler, Reginald97Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as second class passenger.
Butt, R.10Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Butt, W.77Buried at sea.On crew list-Engine Dept.
Butterworth, J.116Buried at sea.On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Carbines, W.M.18Forwarded, May 10th, to St. Ives, England, via New York, at request of brothers.Claimed by brothers from Calumet, Michigan. Second class.
Carney, W.M.251Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as W. Carney-Vict. Dept.
Carlwright, L.A.320Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Not on crew list.
Cave, H.218Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Cavendish, Tyrell, W.172Forwarded, May 3rd, care of Simpson, Crawford & Co., to Mrs. T. W. Cavendish.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 1st. First class.
Chapman, Chas H.130Forwarded, May 2nd, care of J. J. Griffin, 2282 7th Avenue, New York.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 1st. Second class.
Chapman, John H.17Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as second class passenger.
Chisnell, G.111Buried at sea.Identified from effects. On crew list-Engine Dept.
Clarke, J.F.P.202Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Probably Bandman.
Cox, H. Denton300Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as W. Cox-Vict. Dept.
Connors, Patrick171Buried at sea.Listed as third class. Embarked Queenstown.
Crosby, E.G.269Delivered to Howard G. Kelley, V.P., G.T. Ry., for shipment to Milwaukee, May 3rd.First class.
Couch, F.253Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Deck Dept.
Damgaard, Henry69Buried at sea.Probably Henry Hansen, 3rd class. Embarked Southampton.
Danbom, E. Gilbert197Forwarded to Alfred Danbom, Stanton, Ia.,May 3rd.Instructions, N.Y. Office, letter, April 30th. Third class. Embarked Southampton.
Dashwood, Will G.83Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as W. Dashwood-Vict. Dept.
Davis, R.J.191Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Identified from effects. On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Davies, John James200Buried at sea.On crew list as J. Davies-Vict. Dept.
Dawson, J.227Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Engine Dept.
Dean, Mr.252Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as G. Dean-Vict. Dept.
Debreucq, Morris E.244Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as M. DeBreucq-Vict. Dept.
Deeble, A.270Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Indentified from effects. On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Del Carlo, Sabastiano295Forwarded to Boston, April 30th, for shipment to Italy by Cretic May 18th.Request of widow. Listed as second class.
Der Zacarian, Maurpre304Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as third class passenger. Buried in Halifax at request of brother.
Donate, Italo311Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as Italio Donati-Vict. Dept.
Douglas, Walter D.62Forwarded, May 1st to G.C. Douglas (Son), Minneapolis, Minnesota.Listed as first class.
Drazenire, Yosip51Buried at sea.Listed as Josef Drazenovic, third class. Embarked Cherbourg.
Dulles, W.C.133Forwarded to R.R. Bringhurst Phila., Pa., May 1st.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, April 29th. First class.
Elliott, Edw317Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as E. Elliott-Engine Dept.
Evans, Mr.31Buried at sea.Indentified from effects. On crew list as W. Evans-Engine Dept.
Everett, Thos. James187Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as Thos. Everett, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Farrell, James68Buried at sea.Listed as third class. Embarked Queenstown.
Faunthorpe, Harry286Forwarded to Mrs. Faunthorp; care of Mr. William Stringfield, Philadelphia, Pa.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 3rd. Second class.
Fellows, Alf138Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as A. Fellows-Vict. Dept.
Fox, Stanley H.236Forwarded, May 3rd, to Rochester, N.Y., to widow.Order of Mrs. Emma Fox. Second class.
Freeman, E.239Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Fynney, Joseph J.322Delivered to Mr. Hoseason, C.N.S.S Co., to be taken to Montreal.Listed as second class.
Gatti, L.313Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Vict. Dept. (Restaurant manager)
Gee, Arthur275Forwarded to New York, May 9th, to be sent to Liverpool, per S.S. Baltic.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 6th. First class.
Gerios, Youssef312Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as third class. Embarked Cherbourg.
Giles, Ralph297Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as second class passenger.
Gill, J.S.49Buried at sea.On crew list as S. Gill-Vict. Dept.
Gill, John W.155Buried at sea.Listed as John Gill, second class passenger.
Gilinski, Leslie47Buried at sea.Listed as third class. Embarked Southampton.
Givard, Hans Christensen305Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as second class passenger.
Goodwin, Sidney Leslie4Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Buried by crew of C.S. "Mackay-Bennett," by special request. (formerly identified as Baby Paulsson)
Goree, F.222Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Engine Dept.
Gough, W.253Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Identified from effects. Not on crew list.
Gradiage, E.276Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Identified from effects. On crew list as E. Grodidge-Engine Dept.
Graham, Geo. E.147Forwarded, April 30th to Toronto, care of T. Eaton & Co.; Matthews, undertaker, escortListed as Mr. Graham, first class.
Greenberg, S.19Forwarded, May 3rd, to Mrs. Greenberg, Bronx, New York City.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 2nd. Second class.
Gustafsson, Anders Wilhelm98Buried at sea.Listed as Anders Gustafson, third class.
Hale, Reg.75Buried at sea.Listed as second class passenger.
Hanna, Merne188Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as Mansour Hanna, third class. Embarked Cherbourg.
Harbeck, W.H.35Forwarded, May 4th, to Mrs. Harbeck, 733 Michigan Street, Toledo. O.Instructions, N. Y. Office, wire, May 2nd. Second class.
Harrison, W.H.110Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.First class.
Hartley, Wallace H.224Forwarded, May 4th, to Boston for shipment to Liverpool.(Shown on the list as Hotley) Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 2nd. Bandmaster.
Hays, Charles M.307Delivered to Mr. Howard G. Kelley, V.P., G.T. Ry., and taken to Montreal.First class.
Hayter, A.25Buried at sea.Identified from effects. On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Hell, J.C.152Buried at sea.Probably J. Hill on crew list-Vict. Dept.
Henderkovic, Tozni306Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as Ignaz Hendekovic, third class. Emb. Southampton.
Hewett, T.168Buried at sea.On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Hickman, Leonard256Forwarded, May 4th to Honeyman, care of Simpson, undertaker, Neepawa, Manitoba.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 2nd. Second class.
Hinckley, G.66Buried at sea.On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Hinton, W.85Buried at sea.On crew list-Engine Dept.
Hodges, Henry P.149Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as second class passenger.
Hoffman, Louis M.15Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as Mr. Hoffman, second class.
Holloway, Sidney273Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Holverson, A.O.38Delivered to H. T. Holverson, of Alexandria, Minn., and forwarded May 1st to New York.First class.
Hosgood, R.242Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Engine Dept.
Howell, C.319Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as A Howell-Vict. Dept.
Humblen, Adolph120Buried at sea.Listed as Adolf Hundbleu, third class. Emb. Southampton.
Hutchinson, J.250Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Ingram, C.204Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Engine Dept.
Jaillet, H.277Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Johanssen, Jacob Alfred143Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as Jakob Johnson, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Johansson, Eric156Buried at sea.Listed as third class passenger. Embarked Southampton.
Johansson, Gustaf Joel285Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as Gustav Johansson, third class. Emb. Southampton.
Johnson, Malkolm Joakim37Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as Malkolm Johnsson, third class. Emb. Southampton.
Jones, C.C.80Delivered to Dr. James H. Donnelly, May 1st, for forwarding to Bennington, Vt.First class.
Kantor, Cenai283Forwarded to 1735 Madison Ave., New York, care of Spieler.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, April 29th. Listed as second class passenger, S. Kantor.
Keeping, Edwin45Buried at sea.Valet of Mr. G. D. Wildener.
Kelly, James70Buried at sea.Third class. Embarked Queenstown.
Kent, Edward A.258Delivered, May 1st, to H.K. White of Boston, for shipment to Buffalo, N.Y.First class.
King, Alfred238Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list, A. King-Vict. Dept.
King, T.W.321Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list E.W. King-Vict. Dept.
Kvillner, Henrik165Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as second class passenger. (John Henrik Kvillner)
Laurance, A.90Forwarded, May 4th, to Liverpool via Boston, per S.S Arabic, May 7th.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 4th. On crew list, A. Lawrence-Vict. Dept.
Lefevre, George211Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Leyson, Robert W. Norman108Buried at sea.Listed as second class passenger.
Linhart, H. Wenzel298Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wire from Rud Linhart May 6th, and N.Y. Office May 2nd. Listed as Wenzel Zinhard, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Lockyer, Edward153Buried at sea.Third class. Embarked Southampton.
Long, Milton C.126Forwarded to Springfield, Mass., April 30th, care of J.H. Shepherd.Letters from C. L. Long April 23rd and 24th. Father's instructions. First class.
Louch, Chas121Buried at sea.Listed as second class passenger.
McCaffry, Thomas292Delivered to E. E. code, May 2nd, for forwarding to Montreal.First class.
McCarthy, Timothy J.175Delivered to Mr. J. V. Finn, April 30th, for forwarding to Boston.First class.
McCrae, Arthur Gordon209Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as second class passenger. Wire from E.D. Upham, Denver, May 10.
McNamee, Mrs. N.53Buried at sea.Third class. Embarked Southampton.
McQuillan, William183Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Engine Dept.
Mack, Mrs.52Buried at sea.Listed as second class passenger.
Mangan, Mary61Buried at sea.Third class. Embarked Queenstown.
March, John S.225Forwarded to Newark, N.J., May 3rd, care of Smith & Smith, undertakers.Instructions, N.Y. Office, letter, April 30th. Mail clerk.
Marriott, W.2Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as J.W. Marriott-Vict. Dept.
Marsh, F.268Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Engine Dept.
Martino, A. Meo201Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.(shown on list as Alphonso Meo, closer examination of effects indicates as above.) Listed as Alfonso Meo, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Matherson, D.192Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Identified from effects. On crew list-Deck Dept.
Mayo, W.177Buried at sea.On crew list-Engine Dept.
Millet, Frank D.249Delivered, May 1st, to Mr. Lovering Hill, for forwarding to Boston.First class.
Milling, F.C. or J.C.271Forwarded, May 6th, to Boston, for cremation.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 4th. Ashes to be ultimately sent to Clausen, Copenhagen. Listed as second class.
Minahan, Dr. W.E.230Delivered, May 2nd, to V.J. Minahan, Green Bay, Wisconsin.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, April 29th, and V.J. Minahan's wire, same date. First class.
Moen, Sigurd H.309Forwarded to New York, May 10th, for shipment to Norway by Scandinavian American Line.Instructions, N.Y. Office, May 10th. Third class. Embarked Southampton.
Monros, Jean27Buried at sea.On crew list as J. Monoros-Vict. Dept.
Morgan, Thomas302Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as T. Morgan-Engine Dept.
Mullin, Thomas A.323Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as T. Mullen-Vict. Dept.
McGrady, James330
Nasser, Naser, Nasrallah, Nicholas, Nicola, Niqula43Forwarded, May 3rd, to J. J. Cronin, undertaker BrooklynInstructions, N.Y. Office, wire, April 29th. Second class.
Newell, A.W.122Forwarded to Boston, May 1st, according to wire from Mrs. Mary A. Newell.Listed as first class passenger.
Nicholls, J.C.101Buried at sea.Listed as second class passenger. Later identified from effects by Carbines Brothers of Calumet, Michigan.
Nicholson, A.S.263Forwarded, May 6th, to F.E. Campbell, 214 West 23rd Street, New York.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 4th. First class.
Norman, Robert D.287Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as second class passenger.
Novel, Mansor181Buried at sea.Listed as Mansouer Norel, third class. Embarked Cherbourg.
Olsen, Henry173Buried at sea.Listed as third class. Embarked Southampton.
Ostby, Engelhart C.234Delivered to David Sutherland, for forwarding to Providence, R. I.Letter of H.W. Ostby, April 24th. First class.
Ovies, Servando189Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as first class passenger. Identified by J.A. Rodriguez of Rodriguez & Co., Havana, Cuba.
Partner, Austin166Forwarded to New York, May 7th, for shipment per S. S Minnechaha, sailing May 11th.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 1st. First class.
Paulsson, Alma Cornelia206Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as Alma Paulsson, third class. Emb. Southampton.
Petty, J. Edwin Henry82Buried at sea.On crew list as E. Petty-Vict. Dept.
Piazza, Pompeo266Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Poggi, 301Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as E. Poggi-Vict. Dept.
Porter, Walter Chamberlain207Delivered to Mr. E. Sessions, April 30th, for forwarding to Worcester, Mass.Instructions of widow. First class.
Price, Ernest186Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Rame, M.219Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Later identified from effects. Not on crew list. Probably mail clerk.
Reeves, R.280Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Engines Dept.
Rice, J.R.64Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Ricks, Cyril G.100Buried at sea.On crew list as C. Ricks-Vict. Dept.
Rigozri, Abele115Buried at sea.On crew list as A. Rigozzi-Vict. Dept.
Ringhini, Sante232Forwarded to New York, May 11th, secort, F. W. Wender, for widow.Request of Mrs. J. Stuart White, N.Y. (Mrs. White's manservent).
Roberton, G.127Buried at sea.Identified from effects. On crew list as G. Robertson-Vict. Dept.
Roberts, F.231Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Roberts, H.H.93Buried at sea.Identified from effects. On crew list as H. Roberts-Vict. Dept.
Robins, A.119Forwarded, May 4th, to Yonkers, N.Y.
Robins, Mrs. A.7Forwarded, May 4th, to Yonkers, N.Y.Request of Mrs. Curtin (daughter), 24 Garfield Street, Yonkers, N.Y. Third class. Embarked Southampton.
Robinson, J.M.151Buried at sea.On crew list as J. Robinson-Vict. Dept.
Rogers, Edward J.W.282Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as E.J. Rogers-Vict. Dept.
Rosenshine, George16Delivered to A.A. Rosenshine, for forwarding to New York.First Class.
Rowe, Alfred109Forwarded, May 4th, from Halifax via "Empress of Britain" to LiverpoolInstructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 3rd. First class.
Reynolds, Harold327Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On "Montmagny." Listed as third class. Embarked Southampton.
Sage, Will67Buried at sea.Listed as third class. Embarked Southampton.
Samuel, O.W.217Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Possibly W. Samuels. On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Sather, Simon32Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as third class. Embarked Southampton.
Saunders, W.184Buried at sea.Possibly one of the two W. Saunders' on crew list-Engine Dept.
Sawyer, Frederick284Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as third class. Embarked Southampton.
Schedid, Nihl9Forwarded, May 4th, to Mrs. Schedid, Mt. Carmel, Pa.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 2nd. Listed as Daher Shedid, third class. Embarked Cherbourg.
Semperopolis, Petril196Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as Peter Lemberopoulos, third class. Emb. Cherbourg.
Shea, Mr.11Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as J. Shea-Vict. Dept.
Shillabeer, Charles195Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as C. Shillaber-Engine Dept.
Smillie, J.91Buried at sea.Identified from effects. On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Smith, C.329Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On Montmagny. Probably one of the C. Smiths. On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Stanbrook, A.316Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Engine Dept.
Stokes, Philip Joseph81Buried at sea.Listed as second class passenger.
Stone, E.J.41Buried at sea.On crew list as E. Stone-Vict. Dept.
Storey, Thomas261Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as T. Storey, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Straus, Isador96Delivered to Mr. M. Rothschild and forwarded May 1st, to New York.Instructions of Mr. P.S. Straus, N.Y. First class.
Sutton, Fred46Buried at sea.Listed as first class passenger.
Swane, George294Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as second class passenger.
Talbot, George150Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as G.F.C. Talbot-Vict. Dept.
Tamlyn, Fred123Buried at sea.On crew list a F. Tamlyn-Deck Dept.
Teuton, Thomas226Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.(Shown on list as Tenton) Not on crew list.
Theobold, Thomas176Buried at sea.Listed as thomas Theobald, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Tomlin, Ernest Portage50Buried at sea.Listed as Ernest Tomlin, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Turner, L.23(See also A.H. Barkworth) If L. Turner, on crew list-Vict. Dept.
Van Billiard, Austin255Forwarded, May 4th, to North Wales Depot, Pa.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 2nd. Listed as A. Van Billiard, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Van Billiard, W.1Forwarded, May 4th, to North Wales Depot, Pa.Later identified from effects. Instructions N.Y. Office, wire, May 2nd. Listed as Walter Van Billiard, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Van Der Hoef, Wyckoff245Delivered to Mr. D. C. Chauncey, for forwarding to New York.Instructions, N.Y. Office, letter, April 26th. Listed as Wychoff Vanderhoef, first class.
Vassilios, Catavelas58Buried at sea.Listed as third class. Embarked Cherbourg.
Veal, W.59Buried at sea.On list as W. Vear-Engine Dept.
Wailens, Achille140Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Probably second class.
Wareham, R.A.246Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as R. Wareham-Vict. Dept.
Watson, W.158Buried at sea.On crew list-Engine Dept.
Weisz, Leopold293Forwarded to E. Armstrong & Co., Montreal.Instructions Montreal Office, wire, April 30th. Listed as second class passenger.
White, R. Fraser169Delivered to F. A. Smith, and forwarded, April 30th, to Boston, Mass.Listed as Richard F. White, first class. Instructions from mother.
White, Arthur247Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Identified from effects. On crew list as A. White-Vict Dept.
White, J.272Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Whitnam or Wilthnam or Wilthnarn, 315Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Possibly H. Wittman. On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Wiklund, Jacob Alfred314Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Listed as Jacob Wiklund, third class. Emb. Southampton.
Williams, Leslie14Buried at sea.Listed as third class. Embarked Southampton.
Wirz, Albert131Forwarded, May 8th, to Mrs. T. M. Brown, Beloit, Wisconsin.Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 7th. Third class. Embarked Southampton.
Woodford, F.163Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.On crew list as H. Woodford-Engine Dept.
Woody, O.S.167Buried at sea.Not on crew list-Probably mail clerk.
Wormald, F.144Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Identified from effects. On crew list as T. Wormald-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Female3Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore chemise marked "J.H." in red. Other clothing: Gray cloth jacket, red jersey jacket, blue alpaca blouse, blue serge skirt, woolen combinations, black stockings, black boots, gray cholera belt.
Unidentified, Female5Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Effects include: Crucifix, snuff box and medallion, two silver rings and one turquoise ring.
Unidentified, Male6Buried at sea.Blue tattoo mark, and wore copper wire ring on thumb of right hand. Nothing else to identify.
Unidentified, Female8Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore chemise marked "B.H." in red on front. Wore boots, size No 8. Sum of 150 Finnish marks sewed in clothing.
Unidentified, Female12Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Shoes marked "Parsons Sons, Athlone"; medallion round neck marked "B.V.M." ; wore wedding ring, keeper and another gold ring; locket and photo; one jet and one bead necklace.
Unidentified, Female13Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Probably an Italian; wore two green cotton blouses, green cotton skirt, striped petticoat; nothing else to identify.
Unidentified, Male20Buried at sea.Wore badge of Sailors' and Firemen's Union; blue coat and blue White Star jersey. No aids to identification. Probably sailor.
Unidentified, Male21Buried at sea.Had paper reading "Dec. to Jan. 1911; First Saloon waiter S.S. Majestic," also keys marked "locker 7 E. Deck." Wore steward's jacket, vest and trousers; laundry mark "E."
Unidentified, Male24Buried at sea.Blue jersey; blue and red flannel shirt; green trousers; black boots. Probably a sailor.
Unidentified, Male26Buried at sea.Addresses found on body: "Mr. Freyer Lawrence Villa, Stephenson Road, Cowes"; also "G. R. Barnes, 22 Sidney St., Cambridge." Wore blue serge jacket and steward's white coat. Probably an Italian cook.
Unidentified, Male28Buried at sea.No effects but address of Shakin Bros., 155 Broad St., Ottawa, on body.
Unidentified, Male29Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Nothing to aid in identification.
Unidentified, Male30Buried at sea.Wore badge of Sailors' and Firemen's Union. Nothing to aid in identification. Possibly a fireman.
Unidentified, Male33Buried at sea.Nothing to aid in identification. Clothes indicated oiler.
Unidentified, Male36Buried at sea.Steward's uniform. Left arm tattooed all over; right arm, clasped hands and heart, breast, Japanese fans. Gold ring engraved "Madge."
Unidentified, Male39Buried at sea.Wore evening dress; trousers; black double-breasted overcoat; brown jacket an dvest. Silver watch and a sovereign case. Nothing else to aid indentification.
Unidentified, Male40Buried at sea.Nothing to aid in identification. Probably sailor.
Unidentified, Male42Buried at sea.Lining torn from clothing, marked "Kinos Successors, 322-323 High Holborn, W.C. City Branch, 14 Cheapside, No. 4058. A 217/5/10. Name, Mr. Mayer.
Unidentified, Male44Buried at sea.Steward's coat and trousers; white shirt marked "F.W.I.", keys marked "C Deck"; linen locker.
Unidentified, Male48Buried at sea.Steward's coat, vest and trousers; flannel shirt. Nothing to aid identification.
Unidentified, Female54Buried at sea.Wore wedding ring and keeper. Had one gold upper tooth.
Unidentified, Female55Buried at sea.Had among effects, gold watch marked on back "C.K.S.," pinned on left breast. Opal and pearl rings, also garnet ring, engraved "H.N. to D.S." Wedding ring engraved "A.L. to C.S., April 21st, '09." (All rings left on fingers).
Unidentified, Male56Buried at sea.Wore half hunter gold watch No. 5,119 English make, and gold chain. False teeth, upper jaw.
Unidentified, Male57Buried at sea.Wore vest marked "H.L." Letter in pocket to "Dear Humph," from "Dick," possibly a steward.
Unidentified, Male60Buried at sea.Wore company's uniform; probably steward for rooms 82, etc.; no other marks to aid to identification.
Unidentified, Female63Buried at sea.Had purse with miniature photo of young man and a photo locket. No other aid to identification.
Unidentified, Male65Buried at sea.Tattoo on right forearm; three dots.
Unidentified, Male71Buried at sea.Coat marked "Hospital Attendant"; trousers marked "M.O." key ring with address Mrs. Van Push, 732 E. 15th St., New York City.
Unidentified, Male73Buried at sea.Handkerchief marked "H.J."; silver watch; engineer's uniform. Nothing else to aid in identification.
Unidentified, Male74Buried at sea.Nothing to aid in identification.
Unidentified, Female76Buried at sea.Possibly Italian; name "Ethel" inside of watch; garnet ring on watch chain, originally two stones, one missing.
Unidentified, Male78Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Tattoo marks on left arm, "E.G., anchor, clasped hands and heart and sailor;" on right arm, "anchor and woman."
Unidentified, Male84Buried at sea.Wore dungaree coat and trousers, and gray flannel shirt. Nothing to aid identification.
Unidentified, Male86Buried at sea.Had keys marked "Engineers' Storekeeper." Nothing else to identify.
Unidentified, Male87Buried at sea.Wore badge, "Riverside and Dock Workers' Union." No other aid to identification, possibly a fireman.
Unidentified, Male88Buried at sea.No aids to identification; probably a fireman.
Unidentified, Male92Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.No aids to identification; probably a fireman.
Unidentified, Male94Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.No aids to identification; probably a fireman.
Unidentified, Male95Buried at sea.Tattooed right arm: woman, butterfly and anchor; left arm: butterfly, knight's head, and lady. Probably a fireman.
Unidentified, Male99Buried at sea.Tattooed-right arm: clasped hands and heart, American flag and lady; left arm: "Dieu et mon droit." No other aid to identification. Probably a fireman.
Unidentified, Male102Buried at sea.Wore uniform, vest and white jacket. No other aid to identification.
Unidentified, Male104Buried at sea.Wore gray suit, also plain ring, left on finger. Effects include gold engraved ring and memo book. No further aids to identification.
Unidentified, Male105Buried at sea.Wore blue serge suit and striped shirt marked "B.D." No other aids to identification.
Unidentified, Male106Buried at sea.Tattooed: Right arm, "Aggie"; left arm, crossed hands and heart. No other aids to identification. Possibly a sailor.
Unidentified, Male112Buried at sea.Steward's uniform and ship's badge No. 42 No other aids to identification.
Unidentified, Male113Buried at sea.Tattooed: Right arm, angel of love with thistle below; left arm, girl's head in centre of anchor, a ship, and flower with "Flo." in centre. No other aids to identification. Probably a fireman.
Unidentified, Male114Buried at sea.No aid to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Unidentified, Male117Buried at sea.Effects included silver watch and chain, and purse of French gold. No marks to aid in identification.
Unidentified, Male118Buried at sea.No aids to identification. Possibly an oiler.
Unidentified, Male125Buried at sea.Steward's uniform, washing mark "G.V.N." Wore company's badge, No. 37.
Unidentified, Male128Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Ship's uniform. Carried open-faie watch, made by Thomas Howard, 157 Kirkdale Road and 200 Rice Lane, Liverpool; stamped "German make." Had post card with picture of 4 little girls on reverse side. Also 1x2 instantaneous snapshot of boy or young man.
Unidentified, Male129Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Tattooed right arm: girls' bust; "Cissie" below. No other aids to identification.
Unidentified, Female132Buried at sea.No other aids to identification. Probably third class passenger list.
Unidentified, Male134Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Jacket marked "A." No other aids to identification. Possibly a steward.
Unidentified, Male136Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.No aids to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Unidentified, Male137Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Tattooed: Right arm, British and American flags. No other aids to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Unidentified, Male139Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore boiler suit and jacket. No other aids to identification. Possibly an engineer.
Unidentified, Male141Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore white coat marked "A. May." Carried keys marked "Butcher." Effects include picture post card, addressed Mrs. Kempsey, 83 Antrim Place, Antrim Road, Belfast.
Unidentified, Male154Buried at sea.Wore blue jacket, gray vest and black trousers. No other aids to identifcation.
Unidentified, Male157Buried at sea.Wore ship's uniform. Key, tagged linen locker No. I C Deck. Address found in effects: Miss McElroy, Layton, Spottisbury, Dorset.
Unidentified, Male160Buried at sea.Wore bracelet. No other aids to identification. Possibly a sailor.
Unidentified, Male162Buried at sea.No aids to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Unidentified, Male164Buried at sea.No aids to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Unidentified, Male170Buried at sea.Carried key No. 73, marked "Carpenter's Locker." Silver watch and chain; memo book. No other aids to identification. Possibly carpenter's mate.
Unidentified, Male178Buried at sea.Tattooed, right arm: "anchor and rose," wife's name "Madge." Six pawn tickets in possession, and following addresses: Henry Murray, Sailor's Home, Southampton, and 45 Fir Grove Road, Southampton; Sidney Sedunary, 47 Fir Grove Road and 98 N'land Road, Southampton; John Sedunary, 47 Fir Grove Road, Southampton.
Unidentified, Male179Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.No aids to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Unidentified, Male180Buried at sea.Wore steward's white coat; black coat and dungaree trousers. No other aids to identification.
Unidentified, Male182Buried at sea.No aids to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Unidentified, Male185Buried at sea.Wore blue coat with brass buttons; trousers; steward's white coat; green singlet; green jersey with white bands. Probably second class steward.
Unidentified, Male193Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore light rain coat; uniform jacket with green facing and vest; purple muffler; carried cigarette case; silver watch; knife with carved pearl handle, and brass button marked "African Royal Mail"; also English lever watch.
Unidentified, Male194Buried at sea.Gray overcoat Artex singlet; nightshirt; dress, trousers. Wore gold ring marked "H.B." or "B.H."
Unidentified, Male198Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.No aids to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Unidentified, Male203Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore blue serge suit, union cable belt and striped flannel shirt. Tattooed right arm: snake around cocoanut palm, hand with bouquet of roses; left arm, woman's bust over wreath and dagger. Probably a fireman.
Unidentified, Female210Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore long green overcoat; purple jacket; skirt; no corsets; brown shoes; black stockings.
Unidentified, Male212Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Steward's uniform; first saloon steward's badge, No. 73.
Unidentified, Male213Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore mixture suit; green shirt; no coat. Effects include keys, pocket scissors, knife and about $45.00 money in American and Canadian bills.
Unidentified, Male214Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore steward's badge No. 41. Nothing else to aid in identification.
Unidentified, Male216Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore steward's uniform; truss, and black boots. Nothing to aid in identification.
Unidentified, Male220Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore black coat; flannel singlet and dungaree trousers.
Unidentified, Male223Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore steward's uniform. Nothing to aid in identification.
Unidentified, Male228Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore dungaree coat and trousers; grey shirt and drawers; body belt. No other aids to identification.
Unidentified, Male229Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Nothing to aid in identification.
Unidentified, Male233Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.No aids to identification.
Unidentified, Male237Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore dark gray suit; letters "F.H." on shirt. Effects included openface nickel watch and silver chain with match box attached; tortoise-shell tobacco pouch; two little pictures-one of town hall, Portsmouth, and one of Portsmouth coat of arms.
Unidentified, Male240Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore gray overcoat; blue serge suit and white sweater. Efects included nickel or silver box purse for coins; silver maltese cross of coronation of Edward VII, 1902, attached to watch chain; silver watch with three photos (enclosed in back thereof), of two women and a boy with cap on; maker of watch, J.B. Yabsley, 72 Ludgate Hill, London; watch key attached to chain engraved "Panny," 2 Richmond Street, Brighton.
Unidentified, Male243Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore black cloth overcoat; steward's vest and trousers marked "Stone." Effects included gold double-headed snake ring; ship's keys marked second staterooms E 99-107. Tattooed on left arm: Chinese dragon; on right arm: American flag and clasped hands.
Unidentified, Male248Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore dungaree trousers and gray striped jacket. Nothing to aid in identification. Probably member of cook's department.
Unidentified, Male254Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Tattooed on left arm: Woman's bust and Union Jack; also woman in kilts, and on right arm: Man's head (cowboy); clasped hands and heart (true love), and flower. Nothing else to aid identification. Probably a sailor.
Unidentified, Male257Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore boiler suit; uniform jacket (double-breasted); green striped flannel shirt. Nothing found to aid identification. Possibly an engineer.
Unidentified, Male262Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore steward's coat, vest trousers, green overcoat, with tag "Miller & Son, Southampton"; shirt marked "A. Franklin." Effects included nickel watch stamped "Joe Meyer's Special" on face. Bunch of keys, including key of stateroom 38; wire spring belt with anchor buckle, stamped inside with a wreath surmounted by a crown; small card printed "Mr. W. Harris," with "Jun." added in writing.
Unidentified, Male264Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore steward's white coat; blue coat and trousers; uniform vest; blue jersey; black boots; drawers were marked "H. Lyon." Effects included brass watch stamped on face "Evening Times"; gold-rimmed spectacles, and tickets for "second stateroom D 51 to D 89."
Unidentified, Male265Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore steward's uniform. Effects included silver watch; keys marked Nos. 7 and 9. Nothing further to aid identification. Probably a steward.
Unidentified, Male274Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore blue suit; pajamas and drawers marked "L. B." Effects included key with tag marked second staterooms "F1 to F14." No further aid to identification. Possibly a steward.
Unidentified, Male278Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore dungaree coat and trousers; gray flannel drawers. No aids to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Unidentified, Male279Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore blue serge suit; white shirt; underclothes marked "B. C." Tattooed on right arm, a monument (a cross in memory to my dear mother), and on left arm "B. C." Clothing made by Wolf Bros., 50 East Street, Southampton). Possibly a steward.
Unidentified, Female281Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore black coat; blue shirt; red jersey; green blouse; wollen singlet; gray underskirt; black boots and stockings. No other aids of identification.
Unidentified, Male288Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore two gold rings, one a chain ring; white shirt with fancy front. Carried gun-metal watch. No other aids to identification. Probably a Greek.
Unidentified, Male289Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore steward's uniform, and gold ring with green stone; ship's key, No. 37. Tattooed: left arm, anchor, cross and heart (all in one).
Unidentified, Male291Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore two pairs pants; pajamas; blue suit; dark overcoat; uniform buttons on vest; blue striped woolen vest; wrist watch. No other aids to identification.
Unidentified, Male296Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Tattooed: Right arm, ship on back of hand; girl and snake on arm, left arm, girl's bust. No other aids to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Unidentified, Male303Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Tattooed: Right arm, clasped hands across heart, girl's bust with wreath beneath. Left arm, life belt with "Good Hope" ship in centre.
Unidentified, Male308Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Handkerchief marked "A.H.F." No other aids to identification.
Unidentified, Male310Buried at sea.No aids to identification. Probably a fireman.
Unidentified, Male318Buried at sea.Wore brass watch and chain. No other aids to identification. Probably a fireman.
Unidentified, Male326Buried at sea.Wore steward's white coat; light check overalls; coatmaker's mark. "Baker & Co., Southampton." No further aids to identification. Possibly a steward.
Unidentified, Female328Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.Wore lace trimmed red and black overdress; black underdress; green striped underskirt; black woolen shawl and black slippers. No further aids to identification. Probably a third class passenger.
               

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