Remembering Titanic Passengers by Class and Fate
A brief recount of Titanic passengers listing notable individuals by class. Benjamin Guggenheim and Isidor Straus died in first class. Ida Straus perished with him. George Widener and son Harry died, Eleanor survived. Marie Jerwan survived in second class. Three Irish sisters survived from third class. Bertram Dean died. Hetty and children survived. A Swedish family perished. children recalled for their whistle cue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Guggenheim
Isidor
Ida Straus
Macy’s Department Store
George Widener
Philadelphia
Eleanor
Harry
George
Marie Jerwan
New York
Switzerland
Katherine
Kathy Gilnagh
Kate Mullins
Kate Murphy
Bertram
Hetty Dean
Bertram Jr
Millvina
Kansas City
Bertram Sr
Hetty
Titanic survivor Millvina Dean rides new wave of Titanic fever
The 85 year old Millvina Dean, last living survivor among the 706 who escaped the Titanic, signs autographs at conventions as global fascination with the ship grows. Director James Cameron’s $200 million epic and a Memphis exhibit amplify renewed interest sparked by Dr. Robert Ballard’s 1985 wreck discovery. Dean, who lost her father in the disaster, prefers not to recall the event, while fans seek her firsthand link to history.
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Ong Beach
Calif
Millvina Dean
England
New York City
Dean
Memphis
Tenn
James Cameron
Cameron
Los Angeles
New York
Knoxville
Titanic
Maury Yeston
Robert
Britain
Kansas City
John Jacob Astor
Astor
Ballard
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Southhampton
N.Y
Californian
Carpathia
Constance Summer
The
Associated Press
Abyss
Hollywood
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
Massachusetts
Newfoundland
Yeston
Popotla
Mexico
Bluefield Iron & Metal
United States Cellular
Wireless Communications
Uscc.com
Mountaineers
Booktey Boake Croning Ace Ree
Ast Pointer
Elkins
Third St
Fairmont
Middletown Rd
Morgantown
Morgantown Commons
Mall Road
Grand Central Station
Princeton Pine Plaza
Stafford Dr
Summersville
North Side Plaza
Wal-Mart
Beckley
Clarksburg
Lewisburg
Oak Hill