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Surname Initial/Other Names Age Place of Birth Rank SURNAME INITIAL/OTHER NAMES AGE PLACE OF BIRTH RANK MOULTON Edgar Wallace 54 Liverpool Master BROWN Frederick Bertram 38 Shoreham Chief Officer GRACE Hubert Henry 51 Sheffield 1st Mate RANSON Stanley 41 Liverpool 2nd Mate TULIP W. H. 29 Sudworth 3rd Mate LIDDLE Ralph 27 Ilford 4th Mate MUNRO J. 19 Arnside Cadet EAGLES Victor 53 Bangalore Surgeon CLEGG Harold 42 Southport Purser HARRIS Charles 46 Peterborough 1st Radio Officer KIRKHAM Douglas Bernard 28 Stourbridge 2nd Radio Officer CUMMINGS M. 43 Dublin Carpenter O'HARA A. 27 Sydney Carpenter's Mate KUHLMANN A. 46 Holland Bosun WILLIAMS C. 40 London Bosun's Mate BRINDLEY Joseph 37 London Bosun's Mate McLEOD N. 41 Harris Lamps and Stores MOORE N. H. 25 Scarborough QM and AB HARRIS Telfer 36 Cornwall QM and Sailor LEYDEN J. 21 Sligo QM and AB CHALMERS N. 42 Glasgow QM and AB ASQUITH W. 27 Liverpool QM and AB LAURENSON James Thomas 21 Lerwick QM and AB HALLUM W. 19 Southampton Sailor ROSS A. 47 Rochfield Sailor WALKER H. 28 Australia Sailor GARDNER G. 23 Southport AB BLACKHURST A. 24 Liverpool Sailor ROBERTSON D. 18 Holyhead AB HAYSON Leonard 33 Southampton Sailor SINCLAIR W. 20 Coleraine AB KING Leonard Ernest 18 Southampton Sailor CLANCY J. 39 Kinsale Sailor LEATHLEY T. 20 Liverpool Sailor O'CALLAGHAN J. 28 Dublin Sailor JONES John Morris 49 Liverpool AB McCORMACK W. 22 Liverpool Sailor DALTON Peter 22 Liverpool Sailor WARREN Ernest Edward 44 London Deck Hand [Naval Gunner] RANCE F. 23 Portsmouth Sailor HOUSE A. 39 Southampton Donkeyman HAMILTON George 57 South Shields Donkeyman & Greaser BAILEY Erwin 30 Southampton Donkeyman & Greaser BELL George Lowrie 57 North Shields Refrig. Greaser McNAMEE James 57 South Shields Refrig. Greaser COURTNEY G. 25 Liverpool Main Greaser HUDSON J. 24 Bristol Main Greaser MAcCALLUM A. 21 Bristol Main Greaser SINACOLA R. 23 Farnham Main Greaser CROPPER C. 49 Liverpool Fireman MAcCALLUM W. 19 Bristol Fireman MILLWARD A. 26 Bargoed Fireman STANDING Walter Varley 49 Toronto Fireman LAFFERTY John 33 Liverpool Fireman KEHOE Richard 52 Co Wexford Fireman MURPHY Edward 53 New Zealand Fireman SCOTT Gordon 25 Newfoundland Fireman DOHERTY C. 68 Liverpool Fireman DARRACOTTE B. 52 Liverpool Fireman SAVAGE B. 31 London Fireman DONELLY K. 22 Manchester Peggy ROBSON Thomas Ferguson 22 Liverpool Plumber CRONIN James 30 Cork 2nd Electrician HUGHES George Pinkerton 26 Belfast Assistant Purser BROOK Denis 20 London Writer SINNOTT Edward Albert 21 Liverpool Assistant Engineer McGRANE Bernard 28 Surrey Sailor ABBOTT Percival Frederick 52 Southampton Chief Steward YOUNG Albert Edward 39 London 2nd Steward MONAGHAN W. 32 Liverpool Assistant 2nd Steward FULFORD S. 'Nobby' 32 Southampton Main Barkeeper HUGHES John 29 Southampton Saloon Room Barkeeper ORMAN G. 32 Southampton Storekeeper & Cellarman CRAWFORD F. 47 London Assistant Storekeeper BOTTING C. 48 Worthing Saloon Steward HUTTON Alfred Charles 34 London Writer NORTH A. 54 London Saloon Silver Steward HEWSON J. 28 Northfield Linen Keeper FORMHALS S. 48 Southampton Smokeroom Steward FROST A. F. 39 Follesburg Assistant Smokeroom Steward RIDLER R. 31 London Printer WILEE T. 20 Bootle Hospital Steward MOODY F. 44 Ramsey Chief Pantryman SHARPE Reginald Mathew 36 Southampton 2nd Pantryman STEWARD Charles Gordon 22 London Assistant Pantryman DEERINGER J. 22 Liverpool Assistant Pantryman CASTELL William Ellis 19 Liverpool Assistant Pantryman HASLAM William James 20 Liverpool Assistant Pantryman PIKE Frank 16 Newcastle Pantry Boy DAVIES Henry 18 Liverpool Pantry Boy CRISP E. 40 Epping Chief Bedroom Steward COUSINS Robert Charles 59 London Gloryhole Steward UPTON A. 30 London Assistant Steward HICKS W. G. 31 London Assistant Steward HOBDEN Frank Emil William 27 Worthing Assistant Steward TORRIBLE William A. 23 Liverpool Assistant Steward OLDHAM R. 40 Stratford upon Avon Assistant Steward HENDERSON C. J. 23 Wellington Assistant Steward HUNT J. 21 Sligo Assistant Steward FARQUHAR J. 20 Lerwick Assistant Steward MARGETTS G. 36 Chedworth Assistant Steward HOLOHAN Francis Edward 51 Kilkenny Assistant Steward BLEASDALE Hubert Leslie 32 Birkenhead Assistant Steward FIRTH J. 18 Birmingham Stewards Boy NEWMAN J. 31 Southampton Night Watchman MOITIE William Charles 60 Jersey Night Watchman PEARSON G. 32 London Chef CLEGG F. 37 London 1st Cook FORCEY Stanley 38 Winchester 2nd Cook SMITH Gilbert Lawton 55 Liverpool 5th Cook BOYETT C. 22 Bristol Kitchen Clerk HUGGETT E. 46 Croyden Ship's Day Cook HARDING G. C. 19 Rotherham Assistant Ship's Cook JOHNSON J. 37 Liverpool Assistant Cook D'ARCY I. 52 Liverpool Assistant Cook SINGLETON John 44 Blackpool Assistant Cook BACHE Henry Lawrence 59 Liverpool Assistant Cook SEBON J. 42 Epping Chief Baker Confectioner WILLIAMS John Henry 56 Liverpool Chief Butcher CASSON A. 35 Wallasey 2nd Butcher BAILEY C. 46 Liverpool 3rd Butcher HALSON William Thomas 28 Portsmouth Assistant Baker Confectioner SYDELL John 24 Nottingham Assistant Baker WATSON George Alan 55 Hull Assistant Baker CLEGG Harold 20 Liverpool Scullion ARFORD L. 32 Bolton Assistant Steward ABRAHAMS Abraham 25 Liverpool Assistant Steward McNALLY Patrick Henry Pearce 22 Belfast Assistant Steward KELLAGHER David 59 Limerick Assistant Steward VERINDER Martin H. 18 Streatham Assistant Steward ANGLIN John 17 Belfast Kitchen Boy LYNN J. 29 Oldham Scullion TAYLOR L. 16 Brecknock Water Scullion BALDWIN C. 24 Winnipeg Scullion BELL H. 22 South Africa Scullion CONNOLLY N. 19 Liverpool Scullion BARRETT J. 43 St Helens Scullion HALSON Jack Almo 19 Portsmouth Scullion CONNOR C. 32 Liverpool Canteen Boy QUINN John Patrick 39 Liverpool Assistant Pantryman PONTUS Karl 22 South Shields Scullion MULVEY Gerald George 25 Dublin Scullion McKAY Robert 27 St Johns N.B. Scullion LEVI John 43 Liverpool AB KYTE John Joseph 59 Liverpool AB LEIGH J. 53 Liverpool AB O'CONNOR D. J. 19 Belfast Sailor STEWART R. 46 Dundee AB CORDREE M. 52 Drogheda AB NICHOLLS C. 18 Waltham Cross Deck Boy ARNOLD D. 15 Liverpool Deck Boy CONNELL Robert Gifford 50 Glasgow Chief Engineer HALLUM W. 32 Manchester 3rd Engineer DUFFIN J. 59 Liverpool 2nd Engineer MULCAHY John Griffiths 28 Brisbane 4th Engineer WIGGINS Robert Ernest 24 Newport Assistant Engineer MOLLOY William G. 25 Wexford Assistant Engineer FALCONER A. 21 Aberdeen Assistant Engineer KENDALL John 21 Cardiff Assistant Engineer MOWAT Alistair Richard 31 Dunedin Assistant Engineer LEWIS T. 27 Barry Chief Electrician BENTLEY F. C. 44 London Stores MAcDONALD Ronald 35 Fort William Assistant Steward CROOK A. 25 London Assistant Steward JACOBSEN Christian Laurits 46 Denmark Assistant Steward TORRIBLE E. 19 Liverpool Assistant Steward LUCAS T. 21 Whitehaven Assistant Steward GRIFFITHS R. 27 Yate Assistant Steward FREEBORN F. 24 Southampton Assistant Steward ELLIS Thomas 49 Liverpool Assistant Steward TOBIN James 29 Aberdeen Assistant Steward WILSON L. J. 30 Cardiff Assistant Steward EDGECOMBE Frederick John 34 Plymouth Assistant Steward PRATT D. 22 Grimsby Assistant Steward ROSE J. A. 26 Barking Assistant Steward HAYLES Wilfred Ernest 20 East Cowes Assistant Steward CONNOR Christopher 19 Liverpool Assistant Steward ALDRIDGE T. 20 Liverpool Assistant Steward WILKINSON J. 19 Liverpool Assistant Steward ALDIS F. 25 London Assistant Steward RIVETT W. 23 Wantage Assistant Steward FORMHALS Leslie 26 Southampton Assistant Steward.
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