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Titanic Crew Working on the Titanic: An a-z list of jobs aboard, and the men and women who did them Titanic Crew Compiled by Veronica Green Southampton City Libraries 2008 Able Seamen Lost Bradley, T Clench, George Couch, Frank Davis, Stephen J Holman, Harry Holman, Harry Lyons, William Henry Matherson, David Smith, William Taylor, C Saved Anderson, James Archer, Ernest Edward Brice, Walter Buley, Edward John Clench, Frederick Evans, Frank O Evans, Frank Oliver Forward, James Hopkins, Robert Horswill, Albert Edward James Jones, Thomas William Jones, Thomas William Lucas, William A McCarthy, William McGough, George Moore, George Alfred Osman, Frank Pascoe, Charles H. Peters, William Chapman Poingdestre, John Thomas Scarrott, Joseph George Vigott, Philip Francis Weller, William Henry Lionel Bakers Lost Barker, Albert Wale Assistant Baker Barnes, Frederick Assistant Baker Chitty, George Henry Assistant Baker Davis, John J Extra 2nd Baker Feltham, G Vienna Baker Giles, John 2nd Baker Hine, William Third Baker Smith, James William Assistant Baker Wake, Percy Assistant Baker Saved Burgess, Charles Reginald Extra 3rd Baker Joughin, Charles Chief Baker Neal, Henry Assistant Baker Barbers Lost Klein, Herbert White, Arthur Saved Weikman, Augustus Bell Boys Lost Barratt, Arthur (Archie) Harris, Charles William Watson, W A Boatswains Lost Nichols, Alfred Boatswain's Mate Saved Haines, Albert M Boilermakers Lost Chisnall, George Alexander Fitzpatrick, Hugh J Junior Boilermaker Boots Lost Bulley, Henry Ashburnham Fellowes, Alfred J Assistant Boots Steward Jackson, Cecil (Jack) Assistant Boots Steward Perren, William Charles Rattenbury, William Henry Assistant Boots Steward Scott, John Assistant Boots Steward Stebbings, Sydney Frederick Chief Boots Saved Chapman, Joseph Charles Guy, Elgar John Assistant Boots Steward Bugler Steward Lost Fletcher, Percy William Butcher Lost Barrow, Harry Assistant Butcher Hensford, Herbert George Assistant Butcher Maytum, Alfred Chief Butcher Parker, T = Thomas Porteous Assistant Butcher Roberts, Frederick 3rd Butcher Topp, Thomas 2nd Butcher Willsher, William Aubrey Assistant Butcher Saved Mills, Christopher Assistant Butcher Captain Lost Smith, Edward J Captain's Steward Lost Paintin, Arthur Carpenter Lost Maxwell, John Carvers Lost Scavino, Candido Cashiers Saved Bowker, Ruth First Cashier Martin, Mabel Edwina Second Cashier Chefs Lost Bochatez, Alexis Assistant Chef Proctor, Charles Rousseau, Pierre Clerks Lost Ashcroft, Austin Aloysius Campbell, Donald King, Ernest Waldron Rice, John Reginald Clothes Presser Lost Olive, Ernest Roskelly Coffee Men Lost Grosclaude, Gerald Assistant Coffee Man Voegelin, H Confectioner Lost Farenden, Ernest John Confectioners Lost Leader, Archie Controllers, A la Carte Restaurant Lost Jeffery, William Alfred Vine, H Assistant Controller Cooks Failed to Join Bowman, F J Assistant Cook Dawkins, P Assistant Cook Mew, W J Sauce Cook Cooks (contd.) Lost Ayling, Edwin George Assistant Vegetable Cook Bedford, William Barnet Assistant Cook Bietrix, George Baptiste Sauce Cook Buckley, H E Assistant Vegetable Cook Caunt, William Ewart Grill Cook Chaboisson, Adrien Firmin Roast Cook Coombs, Augustus Charles Assistant Cook Coombs, C Assistant Cook Cornaire, Marcel Raymond Andre Assistant Roast Coutin, Auguste Louis Entrée Dornier, Louis Auguste Assistant Fish Cook Gill, Thomas Patrick Ship's Cook Gollop, F Assistant Passenger Cook Hutchison, James Vegetable Cook Jaillet, Henri Marie Pastry Cook Janin, Claude Marie Soup Johnstone, Harry = Harry Thorn(e) Assistant Ship's Cook Jones, H Roast Cook Jouannault, Georges Jules Assistant Sauce Cook Kennel, Charles Hebrew Cook Lovell, John Grill Cook Monteverdi, Giovanni Assistant Entrée Orr, J Assistant Vegetable Cook Simmons, W Passenger Cook Slight, William H Larder Cook Stubbings, Harry Robert 2nd Class Cook Thorley, William Assistant Cook Vicat, Alphonse Jean Eugene Fish Cook Villvarlange, Pierre Leon Gabriel Assistant Soup Welch, H Assistant Cook Saved Ellis, John Bertram Assistant Vegetable Cook Maynard, Isaac Hiram Entrée Cook Electricians Lost Allsop, Alfred Samuel 2nd Electrician Ervine, Albert George Assistant Electrician Jupe, Boylett Herbert Assistant Electrician Kelly, William Assistant Electrician Middleton, Alfred Assistant Electrician Sloan, Peter Chief Electrician Engineers Lost Bell, William Joseph Chief Engineer Coy, Francis Ernest George Junior Assistant 3rd Engineer Creese, Henry Philip Deck Engineer Dodd, Edward Charles Junior 3rd Engineer Dodds, Renny [Henry] Watson Junior Assistant 4th Engineer Dyer, Henry Ryland Senior Assistant 4th Engineer Farquharson, William Edward Senior 2nd Engineer Fraser, James Junior Assistant 3rd Engineer Harrison, Norman Junior 2nd Engineer Harvey, Herbert Gifford Junior Assistant 2nd Engineer Hesketh, John Henry 2nd Engineer Hodge, Charles (Charley) Senior Assistant 3rd Engineer Hodgkinson, Leonard Senior 4th Engineer Hosking, George Fox Senior 3rd Engineer Kemp, Thomas Holman Extra Assistant 4th Engineer Mackie, William Dickson Junior 5th Engineer McReynolds, William Junior 6th Engineer Millar, Robert Extra 5th Engineer Millar, Thomas Assistant Deck Engineer Moyes, William Young Senior 6th Engineer Parsons, Frank Alfred Senior Fifth Engineer Shepherd, Jonathan Junior Assistant 2nd Engineer Smith, James M Junior 4th Engineer Ward, Arthur Junior Assistant 4th Engineer Wilson, Bertie Senior Assistant 2nd Engineer Transferred Haveling, A Junior Assistant 4th Engineer Fireman Messman Lost May, Arthur William Saved Knowles, T Firemen Belfast-Southampton only Morgan, Patrick Deserted Coffee, John Holden, Frank Slade, Alfred Slade, Bertram Slade, Thomas (K) Failed to Join Shaw, J Left by consent Burrows, W Sims, W Firemen (contd.) Lost Abrams, William Adams, R Allen, Henry Bailey, George Ball, W = James Carter Barlow, Charles Barnes, Charles Barnes, J Barrett, Frederick William Bendell, T Bennett, George Benville, E Bessant, William Edward Biddlecombe, C Biggs, Edward Charles Black, A Black, D Blackman, H Blake, Thomas Blaney, James Blann, Eustace Horatius Bradley, Patrick Brown, John Brown, John Brugge, Wessel Adrianus Burroughs, Arthur Burton, Edward John (Ted) Butt, William Canner, J Cherrett, William Victor Chorley, John Cooper, Harry Copperthwaite, Albert (Bert) Corcoran, Denny Cross, W Cunningham, B Curtis, Arthur Davies, Thomas Leading Fireman Doyle, Laurence Edmunds, Bill Ferris, W Leading Fireman Ford, Thomas Leading Fireman Fraser, J Geer, Alfred Ernest Golder, M W Gradidge, Ernest Edward Graves, S Graves, Sidney Frank = Rutter, Sidney Frank Hall, J Firemen (contd.) Lost Hallett, George Hands, Bernard Hannam, George Harris, Edward Hart, James Head, A Hodges, W Hopgood, Roland Hosgood, Richard Hunt, Tom Hurst, Charles John (Jack) Instance, T James, Thomas Jarvis, William 0r Walter = William Henry Joas, N Keegan, James Leading Fireman Kerr, Thomas (Tommy) Kinsella, L Lahy, T Light, Christopher William Light, W Lloyd, W Marett, G Marsh, Frederick Charles Mason, J Leading Fireman May, Arthur Mayo, William Peter Leading Fireman McAndrew, Thomas McAndrews, William McCastlin, W McGarvey, Edward Joseph McGaw, Erroll V McGaw, Erroll V McGregor, J McRae, William Alexander Milford, George Mintram, William Morgan, Thomas A Nettleton, G Noon, John Norris, James Noss, Bertram Arthur Paice, Richard Charles John Painter, Charles Painter, Frank Pond, George Pugh, Percy Leading Fireman Reeves, F Richards, Joseph James Firemen (contd.) Lost Rickman, George Albert (Will) Roberts, G Sangster, Charles Saunders, F Saunders, William Ernest Scott, Archibald Shea, Thomas Small, William Leading Fireman Smither, Henry James Snellgrove, G Stanbrook, Alfred Augustus Stubbs, James Henry Sullivan, S Taylor, John Taylor, T Tees, E Thomas, Joseph Tizard, Arthur Turley, Richard Vear, H Vear, W Ward, J Leading Fireman Wardner, Albert Wateridge, Edward Lewis Watson, W Webber, Francis Albert (Frank) Leading Fireman Williams, E = Williams, Samuel Solomon (brother) Witcher, Albert Ernest Witt, Harry Wyeth, James Young, Frank Saved Barrett, Frederick Leading Fireman Beauchamp, George William Clark, William Collins, Sam Combes, G Couper, Robert Crimmins, James Diaper, John Dilley, John Doel, Frederick Olive Dymond, Frank Flarty, E Godley, G Graham, Thomas Haggan, John Harris, F Harris, Frederick Firemen (contd.) Saved Hendrickson, Charles Leading Fireman Hurst, Walter (Wally) Judd, Charles Edward Kasper, Franz Wilhelm Kemish, George Lindsay, William Charles Major, William Mason, Frank Archibald Robert Mayzes, Thomas Jubilee Moore, John Murdock, William John Noss, Henry Nutbean, William Oliver, Alfred Othen, Charles Edward Pearce, J Podesta, John Alexander (Jack) Priest, Arthur John Pusey, R Rice, C Senior, Henry Shiers, Alfred Charles Sparkman, H Street, Thomas Albert (Albert) Strur, A Taylor, James Taylor, William Henry Thompson, John William Threlfall, Thomas Leading Fireman Thresher, George Terrill Triggs, Robert Glassmen Lost Salussolia, Giovanni Testoni, Ercole Assistant Glassman Glory Hole Stewards Lost Ashe, Henry Wellesley Crispin, William P White, J Saved Wright, William Greasers Lost Baines, Richard Bannon, John Beattie, Joseph Bott, W Castleman, Edward Couch, Joseph Henry Eastman, Charles Fay, Thomas Godwin, Frederick Goree, Frank Gregory, David Jago, Joseph Jukes, James Kearl, Charles Henry Kelly, James Kenchenton, Frederick Kirkham, J McInerney, Thomas Moores, Richard Henry Morris (Bryant), Arthur Olive, Charles Palles, Thomas Phillips, G Pitfield, William James Self, Alfred Henry Stafford, Michael=Bryant, Albert Tozer,
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