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Alleinreisende Frauen, Aber Alleinreisende Männer, aber ggf. in Begleitung Verwandter / anderer Reisender Nr. Nat. /englisch Name in Begleitung von Bemerkungen 1. US Abbing, Anthony, 42 2. N, ja Abelseth, Olaus,25 5 weiteren Norwegern Gerettet in Boot A aus der See 3. FIN, nein Abrahamsson, Abraham August, 20 Eino Lindqvist + Helga Hirvonen Gerettet in Boot 15 4. S, ja Ådahl, Mauritz, 30 John Holm + Adelia Landergren Als Nr. 72 geborgen, auf See bestattet 5. GB, ja Adams, John, 26 Als Nr. 103 geborgen, auf See bestattet 6. GB, ja Alexander, William, 26 7. FIN, nein Alhomäki, Ilmari Rudolf, 20 8. SYR, nein Ali, Ahmed, 24 9. RA, nein Ali, William, 25 Als Nr.79 geborgen, auf Mt. Olivet bestattet 10. GB, ja Allen, William Henry, 35 11. GB, ja Allum, Owen George, 18 geborgen als NR. 259 12. N, nein Andersen, Albert Karvin 32 Johan Holthen geborgen als NR. 260, auf Fairview + Henry Olsen bestattet 13. S, ja Andersson, Johan Samuel 26 14. S,nein Andreasson, Paul Edvin 20 A. Augustsson, C. Jonsson, N. Johansson, Olga Lundin 15. BUL, nein Angheloff, Minko 26 Ristiu Dantcheff 16. S, nein Aronsson, Axel Algot 24, Gustaf Edvardsson 17. SYR, nein Asim, Adola, 35, 18. S, nein Asplund, Johan Charles 23 Einar Karlsson Gerettet in Boot 13 zus. m. Einar Karlsson. nicht verw. m. Fam Asplund 19. SYR, nein Assam, Ali 23, 20. SYR, nein Assaf, Gerios, 21 Assaf, Mariana Khalil, Solomon 21. SYR, ja Attala, Sleiman 30, 22. S, nein Augustsson, Albert 23 .P. Andreasson, C. Jonsson, N. Johansson, Olga Lundin 23. SYR. nein Baccos, Raffull,20 24. SYR, nein Badt, Mohamed 40 25. A, nein Balkic, Cerin 26, 26. GB, ja Barton, David John, 22 27. GB, ja Beavan, William Thomas, 18 28. S, nein Bengtsson,Johan Viktor 26 29. S, nein Berglund, Karl Ivar Sven, 22 30. CHN, ja Bing, Lee, 32 Gruppe von insg. 8 Hongkong Chinesen gerettet 31. N, nein Birkeland, Hans Martin, 21 32. S, nein Björklund, Ernst Herbert 18 33. BUL, nein Bostandyeff, Guentcho, 26 34. GB, ja Bowen, David John 21, Leslie Williams 35. GB, ja Braund, Lewis Richard 29 Mit 5er-.Gruppe incl. Bruder 36. GB, ja Braund, Owen Harris, 22, siehe oben 37. S, ja Brobeck, Karl Rudolf 22 38. GB, ja Brocklebank, William, 35 39. IRE, ja Buckley, Daniel, 21 Führte Gruppe mit 6 Pers., ger. In Boot 13 40. IRE, ja Burke, Jeremiah, 19 Cousine Nora Hegarty 41. A, nein Cacic,Jego Grga 18 42. A,nein Cacic, Luka, 38 43. A, nein Calic, Petar, 17 44. A, nein Calic, Jovo, 17 verm. m. Calic, Petar, ebenf. aus Brezik, Kroatien, beide mit Ziel Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, 45. IRE, ja Patrick ‘Peter’ Canavan, 21 Siehe Mary Canavan half zus. M. John Bourke einigen Frauen + Kindern über Leiter auf Bootsdeck 46. GB, ja Cann, Ernest Charles, 21 William Saundercock 47. S, nein Carlsson, Carl Robert, 24 Nils Hilding Jönsson 48. S, nein Carlsson, August Sigfrid, 28 49. GB, ja Carver, Alfred John Carver 28, war Seemann d.. American Line, reiste m. 5 Kollegen 50. IT, nein Celotti, Francesco, 24, 51. IRE, ja Charters, David, 21 52. SYR, nein Chehab, Emir-Farres, 29 53. CHN, ja Chip, Chang, 32 Gruppe von insg. 8 Hongkong Chinesen Gerettet in Boot C 54. D, ja CAistmann, Emil, 29 55. GR, nein CAonopoulos, Apostolos, 26 Demetrios C. Aonopoulos 56. GR, nein CAonopoulos,Demetrios, 18 57. P, nein Coelho Domingos Fernandes, 20 58. GB, ja Cohen, Gurshon, 18 Gerettet in Boot 12, ursprüngl. auf Adriatic gebucht 59. IRE, ja Patrick Colbert, 24 60. BUL, nein Coleff, Satio, 24 61. BUL, nein Colcheff, Peju, 36 L. Jonkoff, M. Markoff, L. Minkoff, S. Mionoff, P. Naidenoff, N. Petroff, I. Stoytcheff, alle aus gl. Dorf in Bulgarien 62. IRE, ja Conlon, Thomas Henry, 31 63. IRE, ja Connaghton, Michael, 31 64. IRE, ja Patrick Connors, 28 geborgen als NR. 171, auf See bestattet 65. RUS, nein Cook, Jacob, 43 66. A, nein Cor, Bartol, 35, verm. m. Ivan Cor, + Liudevit Cor, alle aus Kricina, Kroatien, Ivan + Bartol unterwegs nach Great Falls, Montana 67. A, nein Cor, Ivan, 27 68. A, nein Cor, Liudevit (Ludovic) Cor, 19 69. RUS, nein Corn (Kornblatt), Harry, 30 70. GB, ja Coxon, Daniel, 59 71. GB, ja Crease, Ernest James, 19 Edward Roland Stanley 72. US, ja Cribb, John Hatfield, 44 Laura Mae Cribb 73. A, nein Culumovic, Jeso, 17 74. SYR, nein Doharr, Tannous, 28 Shawneene George Whabee, Tannous Thomas, Gerios Yousseff, Banoura Ayoub 75. N, ja Dahl, Edward, 45 Kletterte an Reep hinab ins Boot 15 76. A, nein Dakic, Branko, 19 77. IRE, ja Daly,Eugene Patrick, 29 Sprang in Wasser , hielt sich an Klappboot B fest 78. BUL, nein Danoff, Yoto 27 79. BUL, nein Dantcheff, Ristiu, 25 Minko Angheloff 80. GB, ja Davies, Evan 22, William John Rogers 81. GB, ja Davies, Alfred 24 seinen Brüdern John + Joseph Davies + Onkel James Lester 82. GB, ja Davies, John, 21 siehe oben 83. GB, ja Davies, Joseph, 17 siehe oben 84. B, nein De Mulder, Theodoor, 30 Vermutlich Boot 11 85. B, nein De Pelsmaeker, Alphonse, 16 Gruppe aus Denderhoutem, u.a. René Lievens 86. A, nein Delalic, Redjo, 25 87. BUL, nein Denkoff, Mitto, 30 88. GB, ja Dennis, Samuel, 23 Bruder W. Dennis, J. H. Lovell, J. H. Perkin, L. R. Braund + O. H. Braund 89. Dennis, William, 26 Siehe oben 90. A, nein Dika, Mirko, 17 91. A, nein Dimic, Jovan 42 92. BUL, nein Dintcheff, Valtcho, 43 93. Dooley, Patrick, 32 94. Dorking, Edward, 18 Boot B aus der See 95. IRE, ja Dougherty, William John,22 96. Drazenovic, Jozef, 33 geborgen als NR. 51, auf See A, nein bestattet 97. GB, ja Duquemin, Joseph Pierre, 19 Boot D aus der See 98. IRE, ja Dwan, Frank, 67 99. S, nein Edvardson, Gustaf Hjalmar, 18 Ernst Aronsson 10 S, nein Eklund, Hans Linus, 16 0. 10 S, ja Ekström, Johan, 45 Vater Johan Svensson 1. 10 SYR, nein Elias, Dibo, 29 2. 10 SYR, nein Elias jr, Joseph, 17 Joseph Elias sen.+ Bruder Tannous Elias 3. 10 SYR, nein Elias,Tannous 15 Siehe oben 4. 10 GB, ja Elsbury, William James, 47 5. 10 P, nein Estanislau, Manuel Gonçalves, 38 D. F. Coelho + J. N. Jardim 6. 10 GB, ja Everett,Thomas James, 36 F. Blainey Shellard Geborgen als Nr. 187, auf Fairview 7. bestattet 10 IRE, ja Farrell, James ‘Jim’ , 26 überredete Besatzungsmitglied, K. 8. + M. Murphy, K. Gilnagh and K. Mullen durch bewachtes Gitter zu lassen. Geborgen als Nr. 68, auf See bestattet 10 IT, ja Finoli, Luigi, 34 verm. in Boot 15 9. 11 S, nein Fischer,Eberhard Thelander, 18 Olof Svensson 0. 11 IRE, ja Flynn, James, 28 Gruppe aus Co. Mayo um Katherine 1. McGowan 11 IRE, ja Flynn, John, 48 2. 11 IRE, ja Foley, Joseph,19 3. 11 IRE, ja Foley, William, 20 4. 11 GB, ja Foo, Choong, 32 Gruppe von insg. 8 Hongkong Chinesen Gerettet in Boot 13 5. 11 GB, ja Ford, Arthur, 22 6. 11 IRE, ja Fox, Patrick, 23 7. 11 Gb, ja Fardon, Charles, 38 8. 11 IRE, ja Gallagher, Martin, 29 Mit anderen aus Gem. Caltra Half u.a. E. Mockler + M. Mannion 9. aufs Bootdeck + Boot 16. wurde zuletzt in einer Gruppe den Rosenkranz betenden Männern gesehen 12 Gb, ja Garfirth, John, 21 George Patchett 0. 12 BUL, nein Gheorgheff, Stanio, Alter unbek. 1. 12 RUS, ja Gilinsky, Eliezer, 22 geborgen als NR. 47, am 21 April 2. 1912 auf See bestattet 12 RUS, ? Goldsmith,Nathan, 41 3. 12 GB, ja Green, George Henry,40 4. 12 N, ja Grønnestad,Daniel Danielsen, 32 5. 12 GB, ja Guest, 23,Robert, 23, reiste mit Ehepaar Thorneycroft 6. 12 S, nein Gustafsson, Karl Gideon, 19 7. 12 FIN ,nein Gustafsson Alfred Ossian, 19 8. 12 FIN, ja Gustafsson, Anders Vilhelm, 37 Bruder Birger, Karl + Maria Backström als NR. 98 auf See bestattet 9. 13 FIN, nein Gustafsson, Johan Birger, 28 Siehe oben 0. 13 N, ja Hagland, Ingvald Olai Olsen, 28 Schwager Konrad Hagland 1. 13 N. nein Hagland, Konrad Mathias Reiersen 19 Siehe oben 2. 13 B, nein Hampe, Leo Jerome 19 3. 13 Hanna, Boulos, 18 4. 13 Hanna, Mansour, 35 als NR. 188 auf Mt. Olivet bestattet 5. 13 SYR, nein Hannah, Borak, 27 Gerettet in Boot 15 6. 13 DK,. nein Hansen, Henry Damsgaard, 21 geborgen als NR. 69, am 24 April 7. 1912 auf See bestattet 13 DK, nein Hansen, Henrik Juul, 26, Mit Bruder Claus Peter + Schwägerin 8. Jennie Louise 13 IRE, ja Hart, Henry, 27 9. 14 USA, ja Hedman, Oscar, 27 Führte Gruppe von 17 Emigranten u.a. B. verm Boot 15 0. Nilsson, H. Hellström and O. L. Johansson. Sprang in letzter Minute in ein Rettungsboot, verm. 15 14 CHN, ja Hee, Ling, 24 Gruppe von insg. 8 Hongkong Chinesen Gerettet 1. 14 A, nein Hendekovic, Ignjac, 28 als NR. 306 auf Mt. Olivet bestattet 2. 14 S, ja Holm, John Fredrik Alexander, 43 Holm + Ådahl halfen A. Landergren 3. in Boot 13 14 N, nein Holthen, Johan Martin, 28, Albert Andersen and Henry Olsen 4. 14 IRE, ja Horgan, John, 22 5. 14 N, nein Humblen, Adolf Mathias Nicolai Olsen 42 O. Abelseth, S. Moen, P. Søholt, K. geborgen als NR. 120 am 24 April 6. Abelseth A.Salkjelsvik. 1912 auf See bestattet 14 GB, ja Hyman, Abraham, 34 Gerettet in Boot C 7. 14 SYR, nein 8. Ibrahim Shawah, Youssef, 30 14 BUL, nein 9. Ilieff, Ylio, 32 15 BUL, nein 0. Ivanoff, Kanio, 20 15 A Franz Karun + dessen Tochter Gerettet in Boot 15 1.
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