Name: Nathan Shepherd
From: Australia
Time: 1998-02-06 23:50:22
Comments:Well done. This is a great site. I am very interested
in the Titanic, for many reasons including that some Australians were
involved in the dister. Well done. ICQ - 5668731
Name: Landry Shelley
From: New Jersey
Time: 1998-02-06 23:10:52
Comments:If anyone has any info on the second class survivor Mrs.
William Shelley (Imanita), I would be very appreciative if you could e-mail
me! Thanks!
Name: Landry Shelley
From: New Jersey
Time: 1998-02-06 23:10:44
Comments:If anyone has any information about a certain 2nd class
survivor by the name of Mrs. William Shelley (Imanita), I am kindly asking
that you will contact me! E-mail me at Lanie722. Thanks!
Name: Angela
Bookout
From: Arkansas
Time: 1998-02-06 21:49:44
Comments:I was searching for information on three passengers, my
great-grandmother Marjorie Newell and her sister Madeleine and great-great-grandfather
Arthur Webster Newell, and I found it here. It was amazing to read about
stories my great-grandmother had told me, and I learned more about my
family also. Thank you. It brought tears to my eyes.
Name: Angela Ulasi
From: Fayetteville, NC
Time: 1998-02-06 21:41:14
Comments: I truelly enjoyed reading about the Titanic. The information
was enormous and shocking!
Name: Sandra Braggs
From: Southeast Missouri State University
Time: 1998-02-06 21:34:13
Comments:I am collecting material for a research paper and find
it very disappointing that I cannot print copies of those saved in the
lifeboats. Could you please do something about the site so it is possible
to print those names? It is very intersting information and I would love
to use it, but I cannot unless I can make copies and the material is too
much to write by hand from the web page. Thank-you very much. I am sorry
that I have not included my e-mail address, but I do not have it with
me and have never used it so I don't have it memorized.
Name: Debi Webster
From: St Louis, MO USA
Time: 1998-02-06 20:47:49
Comments:This site is awesome. I have recently been in awe about
the Titanic and what happened, who was there and so on due to the movie.
I have been on the internet since the day I saw the movie and been to
a lot of websites but this is the most interesting and informative I have
seen thus far. Thank you.
Name: Kathie Rodgers
From: Philadelphia, Pa
Time: 1998-02-06 20:47:12
Comments:In my note to you about the errors I was experiencing
I forgot to tell you that the problem was in Second Class Passengers and
now it also includes Fillbrook, Mr. Charles as well as the other three
I told you about. Keep up the good work!
Name: Cynthia Williams
From: NEW ORLEANS
Time: 1998-02-06 20:14:06
Comments:I THINK IT IS REALLY HORRIBLE HOW THE LIFEBOATS WERE HALF
FULL. IT'S UNBELIEVABLE HOEW THEY LET THE POOR PEOPLE DIE.
Name: Bob Bonnell
From: Toronto Canada
Time: 1998-02-06 19:41:09
Comments:I have been using your site as a reference source. It
has been very helpful. I like the changes you have made to the page especially
the image mapped deck plans. Anytime anyone wants information about passengers
and crew, I send them to you. I know your URL off by heart. Cheers Bob
Name: Andrew V.
Moran
From: Arnold, Missouri
Time: 1998-02-06 18:23:32
Comments:My grandmother's Mom was a survivor, she was only 14 at
the time. Her name is Mary Ann Gunia(k), funny thing is that her and her
sister never showed up on the original passenger list. If any one has
ever come across this name please E-MAIL me.
Name: Danny Markham
From: Sturgis, KY
Time: 1998-02-06 18:16:36
Comments:I am working your site for information for a school project
I would love to know what specifically has been updated since last year
(December). If your could send me a note thanks and my daughters 7th grade
class thanks you!
Name: J.C.
From: California
Time: 1998-02-06 18:11:09
Comments:I was led to you by a member of the Titanic Mailing list.
I think your site is fantastic! Could you maybe add some excerpts from
the inquiries?
Name: Spencer Clark
From: Pleasanton, California, USA
Time: 1998-02-06 17:53:03
Comments:This site is fantastic. I'm trying to hit all the bios
you have - I wonder how long it will take me? Some have wonderful little
pearls of information. Thanks so much!
Name: Kahleah Sullivan
From: Virginia
Time: 1998-02-06 17:20:08
Comments:Thank You, Y'all really helped me with my research project,
I was better then doing Jack the Ripper
Name: CAROLYN ALLISON TANT
From: WINFIELD, WV
Time: 1998-02-06 17:11:50
Comments:I am just looking for information on the Allison's, and
I think that it is just great that you all have a page to help me find
more information about my family members.
Name: Julie Jeffords
From: Illinois
Time: 1998-02-06 16:04:36
Comments:I love to read and hear about the Titanic
Name: Chris Nicholls
From: London
Time: 1998-02-06 14:41:32
Comments:Amazing website. Such a rich store of information. Too
much to sift through at one sitting. Have you published it in book form?
Best wishes Chris Nicholls
Name: Melissa Vandergraff
Time: 1998-02-06 13:47:21
Comments:This Web site is very interesting. I have given the addressto
many people. I have access to the internet only through school. Thanks
for your interest in the history of the Titanic. I have been able to learn
a lot more because of it.
Name: Linda Williams
From: A Connecticut Library
Time: 1998-02-06 13:40:56
Comments:I read of you site on the LM_NET school library media
specialists' listserv. What a great job you have done with this information.
Your site is just spectacularly done! Thanks for putting it out there.
Name: Katrina Bissell
From: Ludington, MI
Time: 1998-02-06 13:26:25
Comments:Thank you for all of the help in writing my research paper
on the passengers and crew aboard the Titanic. This is the most and best
information I have ever found and all at one source too! You're the greatest!
I love you!
Name: s j o'brien
From: southampton england
Time: 1998-02-06 12:55:19
Comments:this is a very interesting site .. thankyou
Name: gouyette
From: paris
Time: 1998-02-06 12:35:16
Comments:Congratulation for this very interesting, clever and emotionnal
research. How long did he take you to gather all this informations?
Name: L. H. Bjorklund
From: Sweden
Time: 1998-02-06 10:55:37
Comments:looking for possibility for relatives in them list. Very
good work done with the page....Thank´s
Name: Jesse Boam
From: Layton, Utah
Time: 1998-02-06 10:13:10
Comments:I am impressed with the amount of information this page
contains.
Name: Kathie Rodgers
From: Philadelphia, Pa.
Time: 1998-02-06 05:45:01
Comments:In looking at some of the biographies you have done I
noticed an error. For Faunthorpe, Mr. Harry and Faunthorpe, Mrs. Lizzie
(Elizabeth Anne Wilkerson) you get the biography for Fahlstrom, Mr. Arne.
Name: Kathie Rodgers
From: Philadelphia, Pa.
Time: 1998-02-06 04:25:57
Comments:Your site often moved me to tears. Your biographies and
pictures make me feel as if I knew the people on the Titanic. I have been
fortunate enough to stay at the Elkins Estate in Elkins Park, Pa. (Mrs.
Widener's home before marriage) it is now a Dominican Retreat House. Across
the road is the Widener Family Estate where she might have lived after
her marriage. My husband also believes I am obsessed with the Titanic.
Is your site going to be published into a book? I'd definitely buy it.
Name: Laura Hazel
From: VA
Time: 1998-02-06 04:08:46
Comments:I live in Fredericksburg, Virginia and read about a Titanic
survivor in my local newspaper, the Free Lance Star. This man is not mentioned
on your passenger lists. His name is Nassef Cassem Abilmona, a Lebanese
immigrant. He lived in Roxboro, NC in 1915, and wrote an account of his
experience in the Roxboro Courier 14 April 1938 newspaper. Just won- dered
why?
Name: Brian Bailly
From: Alaska
Time: 1998-02-06 01:20:18
Comments:I saw the movie and I have been studying my family history
and I wanted to find if any of them were on board.
Name: Lindsey Sowers
From: Tempe Arizona
Time: 1998-02-06 01:21:21
Comments: My school has us pick characters to play out when we
read the book "A Night to Remember". I found this page interesing and
helpful for our projects. I appreciate it. This was such a sad occurence.
Name: Amy Coots
From: Summersville, WV
Time: 1998-02-06 00:46:07
Comments:My husband is accusing me of being obessed with the Titanic.
Maybe I am! I loved this web page, to read about the passagers is so interesting.
I have a question for anyone that can answer. I read some-where that a
child in first class didn't survive the sinking. Does anyone have any
information on this?
Name: Tim Rosinga
From: the Netherlands
Time: 1998-02-06 00:23:22
Comments:This is a very beautiful ¨TITANIC¨site . I am an avid
TITANIC fan and i think i have ,maybe , most documentation on this magnificent
ship
Name: alex wheeler
From: oklahoma
Time: 1998-02-05 23:59:54
Comments: great site amasingly done
Name: Todd Stowell
From: Vermont
Time: 1998-02-05 23:44:32
Comments:The page is excellent! I am going to recommend it to everyone.
I learned information I didn't know before. The deck plans are excellent!
Name: Angie
From: Homer LA
Time: 1998-02-05 23:10:17
Comments:The best information on the Titanic that I've found. My
daughter and I enjoyed reading the history.
Name: Marlena Bradshaw
From: San Diego, California
Time: 1998-02-05 22:24:45
Comments:I really enjoyed your page! I hope to see it expand and
maybe have some pictures in the future!
Name: Anne Cope
From: U.S.A
Time: 1998-02-05 21:23:26
Comments:I have enjoyed your page a great deal. Thank you. I am
looking forward to when you will be able to further expand the page.
Name: Andrea Lavender
From: Massachusetts
Time: 1998-02-05 21:07:17
Comments:This is the best site I've ever visited on the web and
definately the most informative! I was totally blown away by just how
much information you have here, and how well it is put together! You are
to be commended on a job well done, this is truely a great source of information!
Keep up the great work!
Name: Kiera Brown
From: New York
Time: 1998-02-05 19:58:34
Comments:This page moved me to tears. To see the names of all of
the vicitms, and the sheer vastness of the dead among the 3rd class passengers
truly is very powerful. I have linked your page to mine. Thank you!
Name: Tiffany Cameron
From: Tempe, AZ USA
Time: 1998-02-05 19:37:16
Comments: I really enjoyed viewing this web site. I looked through
the passenger names and found a young lady in second class with the same
last name as me. Even though I couldn't pull up any further information
on her, it was exciting to think that maybe she was a distant realative
and that she survived the Titanic sinking. Thank you for researching and
providing this information.
Name: Patrick Charles Snee
From: Ayr Scotland (ex Craigneuk)
Time: 1998-02-05 19:37:26
Comments:Fascinating, if a chilling reminder of the real story.
Amazing how many First Class passengers, servants and crew were in the
first lifeboats !
Name: Sandi
From: Birmingham, Michigan
Time: 1998-02-05 19:45:03
Comments:This is very interesting and timely. Would like to see
a list of survivers. I found a servant (two) who had my maiden name. I
wonder if they could be related
Name: Christy Rocha
From: I live in Hattiesburg, MS. I was born in Brazil.
Time: 1998-02-05 18:57:48
Comments:The reason that I was looking at this was because I am
trying to find out if I had a relative that was on the Titanic. I was
wondering if you could send me any information on the Titanic. Thank-you.
Name: Shannon Walton
From: Campbellsburg,IN
Time: 1998-02-05 18:28:39
Comments: It is very interesting and fills you with a great deal
of knowledge about this subject.
Name: Cassie
From: Nebraska
Time: 1998-02-05 18:30:19
Comments:This page is great.
Name: Shannon Walton
From: Campbellsburg,IN
Time: 1998-02-05 18:22:18
Comments:A great website!. It is very interesting and fills you
with a great deal of knowledge.
Name: Carl Osborn
From: Sedona, Arizona, USA
Time: 1998-02-05 18:24:30
Comments:An amazing site. You are to be congratulated, and I hope
you will continue with the project. As a former naval officer and engineer
(WW II) I would be paarticulary interested in the engineering spaces-
engine room, fire room(s), etc. It's a wonderful site, particularly for
someone who has gone to sea. Thank you. Carl Osborn
Name: nancy isebrand
From: LeMars, IA
Time: 1998-02-05 17:54:38
Comments:Thank you so much for the information about the Titanic.
I teach a 7th Grade Language Arts unit on the Titanic after reading Ballard's
Exploring the Titanic and the students are always interested in reading
and finding out more. Now, with the movie out, they are even more fascinated
and love to be able to read your web site to discover more about everything,
especially the passengers.
Name: Chris Johnson
From: Everett, WA
Time: 1998-02-05 17:59:03
Comments:Can't get enough information on the Titanic. I have always
been facinated on this subject. Great website....
Name: vero l
From: texas
Time: 1998-02-05 17:44:02
Comments:wow. even in 1997 this is still very interesting. It is
also a sad event that happend, I still feel sorry for all those people
who died. rich poor .
Name: Rourk Gallentine
From: Bothell Washington
Time: 1998-02-05 17:40:12
Comments:Thank you for providing this informative and entertaining
site on such a difficult historical subject. Your information appears
thoroughly researched. I will return again for further study.
Name: Chris Johnson
From: Everett, WA
Time: 1998-02-05 16:24:47
Comments:Can't get enough information on the Titanic. I have always
been facinated on this subject. Great website....
Name: Lars Bjork
From: Kalmar, Sweden, 56n40, 16e22,
Time: 1998-02-05 12:43:29
Comments:Great site! Does anyone know if Titanic's fourth funnel
was a fake or not? From an exhibition in Stockholm many years ago, I remember
that the fourth funnel hosted the passangers dogs during the crossing.
I have looked in various books and have not found a definitive answer.
Name: Stacy
Time: 1998-02-05 05:26:36
Comments:I just wanted to thank you for going to all the effort
to make such a beautiful page. I can't imagine how much work it took,
but I am extremely grateful for this. I found it on Saturday night, and
have been back at least ten times, learning about everyone that I can.
Thank you very much. Stacy
Name: Jennifer
From: California
Time: 1998-02-05 05:19:47
Comments:Hi, I love this page. I found my friend's dad's great
uncle. It was cool, but sad. But I was wondering where you got all this
information from? I'm just curious,cause how would you know who was on
the list, if almost everyone died. I mean who did you get the info from?
Like what person? I'm not trying to be mean, just thought I would say
that, just curious.
Name: Shana O'Neal
From: Mississippi
Time: 1998-02-05 04:51:15
Comments: I am writing a term paper on the Titanic. Your information
has been very beneficial and has saved me so much time. Thanks!
Name: Shana O'Neal
From: Mississippi
Time: 1998-02-05 04:46:14
Comments:I am writing a term paper on the Titanic. Your information
has been very beneficial and has saved me so much time. Thanks!
Name: Curtis Darby
From: Kansas
Time: 1998-02-05 04:00:11
Comments:This is why I use the internet this quality information
I wish every page was of this quality I give your site all the stars **********
don't stop at this history like this is needed Curtis Darby
Name: Nicholas Elton
From: Pittsburgh, Pa
Time: 1998-02-05 03:22:46
Comments:This is the definitive titanic website! Never have I seen
a more thorough exploration into the disaster. You have fulfilled so many
of my inetersts in this page, from the stories behind the people, to the
layout of the ship itself. You have truly done an incredible job! I look
forward to seeing the completed deck plans, and a lot more additions in
the future. Thank you for sharing such a worthwhile website with the world.
keep up the great work!
Name: Stacey Shade
From: Columbia, Maryland
Time: 1998-02-05 02:49:57
Comments:Wonderful web-site! I found it very informative and very
helpful!
Name: Gregory Josephson
From: Bethlehem, PA
Time: 1998-02-05 02:29:31
Comments:Great site! My grandmother was on the Titanic, and survived,
her first husband was not so lucky. I had trouble finding her name because
you have her listed as a 3rd class passenger. I believe they were in 2nd
class. Thier name was Dyker, Mr Adolf Fredrik Dyker, Mrs Adolf Dyker(Anna
Elizabeth Judith Andersson). She went on to marry my grandfather, and
gave birth to my father. So I have the sinking of the Titantic to thank
for my existence.
Name: David Camburn
From: Clearwater, Fl
Time: 1998-02-05 01:17:38
Comments:Sent request concerning a Wallace Hartley
Name: Joshua J. Bowen
From: Vermilion, Ohio
Time: 1998-02-05 00:43:06
Comments:I find that this site has the most information about the
R.M.S. Titanic that I have ever found. However I can't print the deck
plans entirely. Also you need to offer a complete list of Passengers and
crew put together so you can print them all at once. Check out www.ida.his.se/ida/~a94hango/titpass.shtml
they offer a complete list however yours is more acurate. the list should
go in this order, Crew, Passengers(1st 2nd 3rd class ect.). Finally all
others on the ship if any known. You can reach me at (440)-967-4276 after
5 o'clock or write me at 110 Coen Road Vermilion, Ohio 44089-3100 Sincerly,
Joshua J. Bowen
Name: Dennis E. Crawford
From: Baltimore,MD
Time: 1998-02-05 00:02:37
Comments:Very very nice Throughly enjoyed going from page to page.
I can't get enough of the Titanic.
Name: Betsy Rosario
From: California
Time: 1998-02-05 00:09:47
Comments:I saw the titanic the day after New Years Day I then started
surfing the net to find a site that would tell the story of the people
on the Titantic. It's taken me exactly a month to go through each biography.
I think an excellent job was done. Thank you for bring this story to back
to life.
Name: Melissa
From: Ontario
Time: 1998-02-04 23:24:44
Comments:Hi! I just watched Titanic last night and I don't think
I've ever seen a better movie! I felt like I was there on the ship, I
was taken back and I wasn't even there to begin with. That's why, today,
I wanted to check out the net and see what I could find on Titanic. Well,
I found lots and I'm so fascinated by that ship and how it sank. Everything
about it fascinates me! It's like, if I could meet a survivor from Titanic,
I would be so happy. Just to listen to them would be amazing! Well anyways,
just wanted to say how much I enjoyed reading about Titanic on this page.
Sincerely, Melissa
Name: james tedford
From: san antonio texas
Time: 1998-02-04 22:31:40
Comments:In our family there is a small mention that one of our
family members was resuced after the sinking of the titanic and that he
had stowed away but we have no proof that the story is true or not for
he was lost at sea in 1942 on a sub in the pacific he was 48 when he was
lost.
Name: Rasmus Agdestein
From: Denmark
Time: 1998-02-04 22:40:19
Comments:I think it's a very cool homepage with alot about The
RMS Titanic. I would like if there were some pictures of Titanic. Have
you seen the new movie about the RMS Titanic. I have, and i think it's
very pretty
Name: Sarah Torrey
From: maine
Time: 1998-02-04 18:49:48
Comments:this is a great site to get info. for reports.
Name: Kristi Cooper
From: Virginia Beach, Va USA
Time: 1998-02-04 18:45:38
Comments:Absolutely wonderful web site. I think it hits the heart
real hard when reading the information on these passengers and it gives
faces to the Titanic when there are pictures to be seen. Bravo to Mr.Hind
for doing an excellent job on his research and to bringing such a wonderful
website to the internet. I have been interested in the Titanic since the
late 70's and the internet brings about information that I would not have
known otherwise. Keep up the hard work and I will keep up the visiting!
:) Smiles! Kristi
Name: Darryl S. Ose
Time: 1998-02-04 16:46:46
Comments:My wife and I were very touched by the film. Well done!
I am very interested in researching it more and hopefully speaking to
one of it's survivors.Thank you...
Name: Yira
From: Las Vegas, NV
Time: 1998-02-04 10:21:36
Comments:Your page is a wonderful source of information! I have
been a "Titaniac" since I first learned of the Titanic (sometime in elementary
school). I recently saw the movie and it has quickly become my all time
favorite movie. Many people, I think, expected to see something of a "Hollywood"
version. I think it is a masterpiece, the terror and helplessness all
those people must have felt at that moment. The freezing Atlantic, and
the shock and despair of the crew, knowing they could do nothing now,
except get as many people out as they could and just wait to die. The
love story between Kate Winslet (Rose) and Leonardo DiCaprio (Jack), is
one that all of us dream for and many of us never achieve. The feelings
were intense in this movie, and it was not only a love story, but also
a movie about a tragedy.. the tragedy of the Titanic, it will always live
in our hearts. Mine and my family's condolences to all those who lost
loved ones on that cold April night in 1912.........
Name: Martin Gee
From: UK
Time: 1998-02-04 09:25:14
Comments:A good clear page. My Great Grandfather (Arthur Gee) drowned
on the Titanic.
Name: James Patrick
Niziol
From: Anchorage, Alaska USA
Time: 1998-02-04 09:16:33
Comments:This is a wonderful and very informative site. The souls
of the Titanic will allways linger in our hearts and minds.
Name: Judy Rose Lawrence
From: Hong Kong
Time: 1998-02-04 08:51:17
Comments:Titanic is the ship of dream and it was, it really was!
Name: Shane Aydelott
From: Spokane Wa
Time: 1998-02-04 06:27:30
Comments:Very cool sight. With all the hubaloo going on with the
Titanic movie, there is one thing people seem to forget. That this was
real, and lives were lost. May they rest in peace.
Name: Dan Zammit
From: CANADA BABY
Time: 1998-02-04 05:34:07
Comments:THIS SITE KICKS ASS! NICE WORK
Name: Geoff Roecker
Time: 1998-02-04 03:29:39
Comments:I used to be Resident Titanic Expert until I read this...
(I believe there is a typo in the First Class Passenger List. Major Archibald
Butt died in the sinkng, but his name is listed in italics)
Name: Terri Berio
From: Florida
Time: 1998-02-04 02:43:13
Comments:This site is both fascinating and sad. I gets you close
to the real people on board and makes you realize what a human tragedy
this was.
Name: Karen Shepherd
Time: 1998-02-04 01:54:30
Comments:As a Five-year Titanic buff, I know it can be hard to
find good, Correct (ie.-includes A36 and A37)and this place is a gold
mine! These pplans will be perfect for writing my Titanic story!
Name: Jennifer Conder
From: NZL
Time: 1998-02-04 01:10:10
Comments:An excellent page, interesting, provided alot of information
I couldn't find elsewhere.
Name: JENNIFER WALKER
From: ATLANTA , GA
Time: 1998-02-04 00:02:01
Comments:THIS IS A VERY TRAGIC TALE, BUT IS INTRIGING TO ALL WHO
ARE INTERESTED. THANK YOU FOR A SITE THAT GIVES A BIT OF INTROSPECT ON
THE PASSENGERS OF THE TITANIC.
Name: Sarah
From: New Jersey
Time: 1998-02-03 23:34:59
Comments: I thought this was an EXCELLENT Titanic website! It's
the best I've ever visited! It gave me every bit of information I wanted
and tons more. I especially liked the passenger lists. I can't think of
anything you could add to make this site better, but if you do then put
it up here!
Name: Gregory Anthomy
Baxter
From: Tulsa Oklahoma
Time: 1998-02-03 23:05:08
Comments:I have always been entranced by the power of the Titanic
and the tragedy that took place. If there is anything that I could become
involved in, please let me know. Thank You.
Name: Pam Beal Craig
From: Oregon
Time: 1998-02-03 22:58:35
Comments:I think your site is great, you have done alot of work,
and excellant too! Pam
Name: Cathy Schnaath
From: Ellicott City, Md
Time: 1998-02-03 22:54:15
Comments:After spending many hours reading through this site, I
stand in awe of the time and dedication put forth in this endeavor. Thank
you!
Name: Marsha Larsen
From: Utah
Time: 1998-02-03 22:32:30
Comments:I saw the new movie 'Titanic' and I have very much enjoyed
your site. I have gone through all the passengers and crew lists and have
learned alot about these people. There are alot of heartrendering stories.
Thank you for providing this site.
Name: Joshua and Brian
From: Kansas
Time: 1998-02-03 22:22:11
Comments:We are very intrested in the Titanic. We wish there were
more web sites!
Name: Michael Fuchs
From: Styria, Austria
Time: 1998-02-03 22:18:37
Comments:The Titanic was a gigantic ship. And the movie, where
we saw the drama of this ship is as gigantic as the ship was. I saw a
Titanic exhibition in London, and it was like on the board. You saw original
dishes and so on and things from passengers, who have died in the cold
Atlantic Ocean, like letters, purses and so on. If you are involved with
the story of that ship, you can not got out of it.
Name: Pamela Beach
From: Middlefield Ohio USA
Time: 1998-02-03 21:39:55
Comments:Since seeing your site I have been reading about the Titanic
nonstop, compelled to do so almost, and then after seeing the movie I
keep imagining all these people, whose biographies I have been reading
about, and what it must have been like that cold night in the North Atlantic.
It was so useful to know the passenger's names when I saw the movie, as
it brought them to life for me. And today I heard Eleanor Shuman, the
only living survivor talking on my radio station and I cried as she told
her story, as her mother had told it to her...for she was only 18 mos.
old. Haunting, that's what this is!
Name: Ingrid Engelsted
From: Denmark
Time: 1998-02-03 20:42:23
Comments:I´m impressed!
Name: Jennifer Wise
From: Texas, USA
Time: 1998-02-03 20:21:45
Comments:Thank you for the time taken to provide such materials
to those of us who are interested in this wonderful piece of history.
Name: Jennifer Wise
From: Texas, USA
Time: 1998-02-03 20:17:20
Comments:Thank you for the time taken to provide such materials
to those of us who are interested in this wonderful piece of history.
Name: carolyn fisher
From: RTE- National television station, Ireland
Time: 1998-02-03 10:31:14
Comments:absolutely terrific website with staggering amount of
information on a fascinating subject. Would like to know about the role
and future of the crew of the 'Californian'? All good wishes, Carolyn
Name: C. B. McCabe
Time: 1998-02-03 10:25:46
Comments:Outstanding.
Name: Angelique
Corthals
From: University of Oxford, U.K.
Time: 1998-02-03 09:24:46
Comments:Brilliant account and wonderfully illustrated. We have
here in Oxford the minutes of the 'TITANIC' trial. May be you would like
to have information from it. It is quite interesting. Let me know if you
do. Anyway, well done!
Name: Debbie Lee Kahler
From: Granite Falls, Washington
Time: 1998-02-03 05:44:51
Comments:I had just seen the movie "Titanic", and became very interested
in the findings and these list of people that were aboard the ship. Athird
class man (Mr. Johan Werner Salonen) was mentioned, but there was no information
on him (My mothers maiden name) not knowing if there is any relation,
untill I do our geneology, but maybe? This is a wonderful page, and Im
glad I had came acrossed it. Thank You
Name: Emily Alexander
From: Oregon
Time: 1998-02-03 03:06:32
Comments:Hey, Emily here, I REALLY like your page, this is SO awesome!
your name fits the page......this is the ULTIMATE titanic site. i've found
more info. here than any other site! Thanx, keep up the Scorin' work!
Emmy Jo
Name: Paula Wright
From: North Carolina
Time: 1998-02-03 01:47:36
Comments:This is very interesting! I have been interested in the
Titanic since first seeing the original movie when Iwas about 10 years
old. I thought I had learned everything about the story but I saw some
new things here. I really enjoyed the biographies of the passengers but
it sadly puts a more personal touch to the story.
Name: Kelly Gayara
From: NJ
Time: 1998-02-03 01:21:35
Comments:Luv it!
Name: Laura Steed
From: Little Rock, Arkansas, USA
Time: 1998-02-03 01:24:07
Comments:Nice site!
Name: Timo Haapanen
Time: 1998-02-03 00:38:15
Comments:Interesting pieces of information, good links.
Name: Nichole White
From: North Carolina
Time: 1998-02-03 00:20:05
Comments:enjoyed a lot.
Name: Paul Beckwith
From: UK
Time: 1998-02-03 00:14:47
Comments:Trying to find out more info on the Beckwith's on board,
thought they may be relatives
Name: Timothy Gill
From: Arizona
Time: 1998-02-02 23:54:31
Comments:Great web site it has just about everything anyone could
want. I got a couple of questions: in the movie the girl had the "diamond
of the sea" or something like that on her necklace. Is that true or made
up? Also, are you going to get plans of the engine room? Thank you. by
the way if the e-mail at geocities is down I have an alternate chaos2049|at|hotmail.com
Name: Robert Lindley
From: San Antonio, Texas
Time: 1998-02-02 23:50:59
Comments:This is a fantastic resource. We are preparing for a Titanic
Dinner Party and your resource has been invaluable. I have thoroughly
enjoyed reading through the entire site. Thank you, Robert Lindley
Name: JUSTIN CIPA
From: PENNSYLVANIA
Time: 1998-02-02 23:39:46
Comments:I LIKED IT.
Name: Paula Ehreth
From: Minneapolis, MN - USA
Time: 1998-02-02 23:26:50
Comments:I have been a Titanic fanatic for the last seven years
and I guess could almost consider myself a historian... I think it's wonderful
that James Cameron's new movie has brought back the energy and excitement
that I have felt for so long-not to mention a revival of Titanic buffs.
I'm excited to talk/e-mail people that have the same passion for the Titanic
as I do. Feel free to contact me! I have yet to dive into this new found
web site-I think it's wonderful that someone is going through the work
of conserving such important information...keep up the good work. Thank
you for letting me "experience" your site.
Name: James Marshall
From: Coquitlam B.C.
Time: 1998-02-02 23:00:16
Comments:I think your website is very interesting. I realy enjoyed
looking at the passengers and crew section!
Name: Phillip J. Pisciotta
From: Kansas City Missouri, USA
Time: 1998-02-02 22:52:05
Comments:Thank you for your work. It is a lasting testimony to
the subject, and a profound statement to the utilization of Internet technology.
Name: Marianne
Docherty
From: England
Time: 1998-02-02 23:02:36
Comments:The film was great! good information!
Name: gemma roe
From: england
Time: 1998-02-02 22:38:36
Comments:very good!
Name: Magnus
From: Sweden
Time: 1998-02-02 22:14:37
Comments:Great page!
Name: Kristen Owens
Time: 1998-02-02 22:07:50
Comments:I love your homepage. And I love the movie
Name: chris hopkins
From: beckley wv
Time: 1998-02-02 20:26:16
Comments:your sight is excellent and full of info that i've been
looking for and hope you keep up the great work. i hope my presentation
at my college will do her justice.
Name: Charlotte Daniel
Wray
Time: 1998-02-02 19:37:58
Comments:This is a great site! My grandfather (Rober W. Daniel)
survived Titanic and I appreciate the info you've provided. He met his
first wife (Mary Eloise Smith) on the Carpathia - a story that could match
the fictional romance in the recent movie! Thanks.
Name: Lisa
Time: 1998-02-02 19:23:38
Comments:What a great source of information. Thank you for sharing
it! Lisa
Name: Cher
From: Hawaii
Time: 1998-02-02 18:50:39
Comments:Great job. Extensive research! Thank you!
Name: Elizabeth Ayala
From: Bronx. New York
Time: 1998-02-02 15:33:58
Comments:I am really happy to be able to read and learn more about
the Titanic. I have always been obsessed with her, to learn why was such
a tragedy allowed to happen. I wish to send to all the survivors still
living today and their descendents my regards, my family and I feel your
pain. I wish to visit her when I become a marine biologist very soon to
learn and see her so that my children and my descendents can also know
about her and her history. I have seen the movie twice and wish to see
it again. It makes me cry everytime I see it. I think everyone should
go see it and buy a copy of it, I surely will. Thank you all and God Bless!
Name: JOANNE
From: N.WALES U.K.
Time: 1998-02-02 15:05:37
Comments:I THOUGHT IT WAS VERY INTERESTING, AND I REALLY ENJOYED
READING THE INFORMATION THE SITE HAD TO OFFER
Name: Sara
From: Vancouver, WA
Time: 1998-02-02 14:40:49
Comments:Thank you for putting together such an informative web
page on the Titanic. I have always had an obsession with the history of
the ship. Great work!
Name: Robert E. Gentry,
M.D.
From: Knoxville, TN
Time: 1998-02-02 10:35:33
Comments:Thanks for an absolutely fantastic site. I've seen the
current movie TITANIC twice and toured the RMS Titanic Exhibit shown in
Memphis last year, as well as read several books on the subject. However,
I never really FELT the human impact of the tragedy until I visited your
site. This is a truly masterful work you've accomplished, and the rest
of us are truly indebted to you for enriching our Titanic understanding
and sensitivity. Thank you so much!
Name: tina serda
From: keansburg, nj
Time: 1998-02-02 09:43:13
Comments:i am a new discoverer of the titanic, it always intrigued
me. but after watching the movie (twice) i am obsessed with the titanic.
i never cried so hard on a movie in my life. it is the most tragic story
of all time. i wish i would have done more research on it before. i bow
my head to the souls especially the inocent children who had no idea.
:-(
Name: Selina
From: NEW ZEALAND
Time: 1998-02-02 09:45:29
Comments:this is a great site that i would recomend to anybody
facinated with TITANIC certainly a great diary to read and to descover
the happenings of the titanic i found reading it aloud brought me closer
to not only the titanic but also the fact that there were so many deaths
that were not necessary a great realistic site !
Name: Debbie Casto
McKelvey
Time: 1998-02-02 08:10:37
Comments:I have found many web sites on the Titanic but your web
site is by far the most impressive and most interesting. I only wish I
could find more information and do more reaserch about the Titanic.
Name: Alex
From: dallas, Tx
Time: 1998-02-02 06:42:10
Comments:I love this site! it is sooooo informative and educational!
Great work!
Name: Marty Beilin
From: Elkins Park, PA
Time: 1998-02-02 04:47:01
Comments:My seventh grade students came upon your lists as part
of a research project on Titanic. They are required to write a "survivor's
account" that incorporates researched information on the Titanic disaster.
We use your lists to assign students actual survivors' identities. I pick
the least known passengers so they can create their own stories. Thanks
for your wonderful effort.
Name: Gaston Hamel
From: Quebec City, Quebec
Time: 1998-02-02 04:36:12
Comments:Hi!Thank you very much for this fantastic site, I never
seen a so beautiful and interesting site than your's site about the Titanic.I
saw the movie The Titanic 3 times and I want to see again and again. It's
so dramatic and so tragic, nobobody coudn't for get this tragedy and everebody
must see the movie...This ship sank because men was chalenging God, I
realy think of it... A unsinkable things like a ship wasn't possible and
God recalls and reminds this simple fact by destroy the largest and most
luxurious ship afloat... And It can do it again if it' necessary to teech
us what's our human condition.Gaston Hamel
Name: Dean A. Dwerlkotte
From: Lake Annette, Mo. USA
Time: 1998-02-02 03:45:36
Comments:What can we say? We caught the Titanic bug! We're very
impressed with all the info- keep it coming!
Name: Jim Worley
From: New Market, ALABAMA, USA
Time: 1998-02-02 03:38:26
Comments:Very interesting site...do you have a composite list of
passengers and crew in one file???
Name: Tom Owens
From: Louisville, CO.
Time: 1998-02-02 03:15:01
Comments:Most interesting. Terrific job of useful and educational
utilization of the web. Keep up the good work.
Name: Liz Buttrick- Burton
From: Richmond, Va.
Time: 1998-02-02 03:00:29
Comments:My friends and I went to see Titanic for the first time
the first week in January. Ithought it was such a great movie I would
take my mother to see it. At that point my dad told me that his great-grandmother
had been on the Titanic, coming home from a funeral in England with some
of her other relatives. He said that the families were originally told
by the White Star Line that everyone had survived and it wasn't until
days later that they actually learned that many had died but that my great
great-grandmother Caroline Brown had survived. My grand mother was named
after her and my father said that the whole situation was so stressful
for her as a child,( hearing everyone talk about it all the time), that
when she was growing up she would not talk about it and did not want people
discussing it in front of her. Thanks for letting me share my story. Ican't
wait to read other family stories.
Name: Denise
From: NC
Time: 1998-02-02 02:38:40
Comments:Neat Site. I too just saw the movie yesterday, but have
always been facinated with the Titanic. I will visit again I am sure.
Name: Alexandre Paquet
From: Canada, Québec, Québec
Time: 1998-02-02 02:40:34
Comments:You are a good site. Where are you find this information
about the Titanic ? Why Molly Brown is not in your list? ( first class)
Rose Dewitt Bukaters is the true person ? ( Titanic movie talk about her
( Kate Winslet) ?
Name: Alexandre Paquet
From: Canada, Québec, Québec
Time: 1998-02-02 02:38:05
Comments:You are a good site. Where are you find this information
about the Titanic ? Why Molly Brown is not in your list? ( first class)
Rose Dewitt Bukaters is the true person ? ( Titanic movie talk about her
( Kate Winslet) ?
Name: Jeana McCurry
From: Texas
Time: 1998-02-02 01:21:55
Comments:We were very intrigued by the wonderful photographs. We
just finished watching the movie, "Titanic" and my daughter and I were
searching for additional information about the ship, her passengers, crew
and the diaster. This is a wonderful site. It brought us a little closer
to the tragedy.
Name: ROBBY
From: MICHIGAN
Time: 1998-02-02 01:19:16
Comments:THROUGH FAMILY RESEARCH WE FOUND JOSEPH SCARROTT TO BE
MY GREAT GREAT UNCLE ON MY MOTHERS SIDE. HIS NEPHEW WAS MY GRANDFATHER.
Name: Ron Ross
From: Brampton, Ontario
Time: 1998-02-02 01:06:01
Comments:This is a wonderful web-page on a fascinating subject.
Here is a question for the Titanic buffs. When the iceberg was sighted,
First Officer Murdoch ordered "Hard a-starboard". The helmsman spun the
wheel to port, which was the correct response to the order. Why did he
not turn the wheel to starboard?
Name: Claudia
From: Youngstown, Ohio
Time: 1998-02-02 01:00:57
Comments:Congratulations on a fascinating, yet sobering, site.
The amount of time and effort that has gone into this site must have been
staggering!
Name: Todd R. Bartos
From: Pittsburgh, PA USA
Time: 1998-02-02 00:43:30
Comments:The site is one of the more comprehensive I have seen
on the net It uses the intent of the web, especially with the deck plans
and pop-up windows. Thank you.
Name: Laurie Julin
From: POWAY, CALIFORNIA
Time: 1998-02-01 23:57:17
Comments:AWESOME!
Name: Kyle Brown
From: Pennsylvania
Time: 1998-02-01 23:36:53
Comments:Im really interested about the Titanic I have been hooked
on it for a long time. I might be related to Molly Brown. I love studying
the Titanic. I wish i could go see it in the ocean!
Name: Laura Cipa
From: Apollo, Pennsylvania
Time: 1998-02-01 23:16:18
Comments:The TITANIC is more than a movie, it's a wonderful period
of time that was captured so perfectly by the characters and music that
it has brought out the romantic side of history. These people that died
on Titanic should always be remembered in our hearts, and this movie does
just that. I never really knew how much destruction happened, only that
many people lost their lives, and many were left with a terrible memory.
If you havn't seen this movie yet, you must. It's a love story and it
makes you realize that we all have missions to accomplish in our lives.
If you havn't realized that already,...you will.
Name: Mike Mazza
From: Santa Barbara
Time: 1998-02-01 22:47:49
Comments:Thanks for the enlightening research. You have brought
a tragic experience for many into a learning experience for millions.
When I saw the concentration camps in Germany, there were words in the
guestbook that were to the tone of "Never forget the past, we will always
learn and grow from it." The Titanic story has made the issues of social
class, safety, and travel possible for many that followed the journey
to the United States. Being Sicilian, I know my Great-Grandparents "Came
over on the boat!" We have all been touched, and may the hearts and souls
of the victims, and the families directly affected, "Go on" as Horner's
beautiful song states in the movie that has changed our lives. Thanks,
and I will forward your site to many of my friends so that they can also
grow. Mike Mazza, Santa Barbara
Name: Jaime
From: Ontario Canada
Time: 1998-02-01 22:25:19
Comments:This is an amazing Site! THank you for putting so much
effort into it. Email me when you update
Name: Tobias Widmer
From: Switzerland
Time: 1998-02-01 22:22:12
Comments:Thanx for this page. It's very interesting.
Name: David
From: Connecticut
Time: 1998-02-01 22:10:35
Comments:My Great Grandmother was a surviver, (Sara Roth) . Her
son, (Albert) is my grandfather, whom I have the pleasure of spending
alot of time with. Sara Roth was 21 years old at the time. She was traveling
third class. The captain and her became friends and it was that friendship
which saved her life. The captain got her on one of the last life boats
before the ship sank.
Name: Henrik
Hansemann
From: Heidelberg Germany
Time: 1998-02-01 21:57:18
Comments:A very interesting page. i am very interested in all information
i can get, and i can get lots of information here. thank you.
Name: Scott Kauffmann
From: Ocala, FL
Time: 1998-02-01 21:31:41
Comments:My mom saved your website as a favorite place because
she knew I was interested in the Titanic (long before the movie came out).
We are also studying the Titanic in my gifted class at school. Your site
is terrific for anyone interested in what happened to the RMS Titanic.
We can't believe all the effort and information that obviously went into
this site. Thank you!
Name: Ben Landon
From: Newcastle upon Tyne
Time: 1998-02-01 20:01:52
Comments:I recently discovered that I am related to Harold Lowe,
Fifth Officer, the officer in charge of lifeboat 14.
Name: Terry Leahy
From: Memphis,TN
Time: 1998-02-01 19:35:05
Comments:I saw the movie for the first time yesterday and decided
to try to find some information on the subject. This was the absolutely
best site I have found about the people onboard the Titanic. The deckplans
are marvelous! It is sad that it takes Hollywood to re-make history in
order for everyone to become interested in such events that are pivotal
in molding the world as we know it today. I have bookmarked your site
and plan to visit it frequently for further updates. Keep up the wonderful
job! :-)
Name: Julia Griffin
From: Starke, Fl
Time: 1998-02-01 18:40:34
Comments:This is a very good site. I love it.
Name: Heather
From: Iowa
Time: 1998-02-01 18:41:19
Comments:I'd just like to thank the people that obviously took
A LOT of time and effort into creating this amazing page. You took a sad
piece of history and turned it into something "real!" for me. Instead
of just assigning a "number" to the tragic loss of life...you put a face
- a name - and a story behind the people that lost their lives...and those
that had to somehow carry on. It was incredibly moving...I only wish that
more people will be touched by such tragedies. Unfortunately - we're more
accustomed to reading about it - or watching it on the tube - saying "my
isn't that TERRIBLE!" but forgetting about it ten minutes later! That
is the real tragedy. The lesson learned here was that nothing is "unsinkable",
"indestructible", nor "infallible" My only hope is that people come away
from this sight with a sense of empathy for others - every person that
we pass each day has a story - someone/somewhere that will mourn their
loss - and all people deserve respect. The past holds many lessons for
us to learn - and the tragedy of the Titanic is one of them. Thanks so
much for opening my eyes and my heart.
Name: JANET PING & NATALIE
From: ILLINOIS
Time: 1998-02-01 17:47:34
Comments:WE FOUND YOUR SITE TO VERY INFORMATIVE AND ENTERESTING
,WE PLAN ON COMING BACK! I THINK ITS GREAT THAT THERE IS STILL SO MUCH
INTEREST.GOOD WORK.
Name: Mr. & Mrs. Steven
R. Littman
From: California
Time: 1998-02-01 17:39:31
Comments:I believe that I heard at one time that 1st officer Lightoller
had written a book concerning his experiences aboard the Titanic. However,
I have never been able to confirm that or to locate a copy. Also, are
you aware of any photographs of the Titanic on the WEB? I enjoyed visiting
your site and I found the personal biographical material extremely detailed
and interesting. Sincerely,
Name: Christiane &
Raymond Doucet
From: Ascot, Quebec, Canada
Time: 1998-02-01 17:04:52
Comments:This has been a marvellous page to visit. My stepfather
had an actual real picture of the Titanic in his house when he was young.
As I recall, his mother gave it away to a museum in my hometown. I love
everything on the Titanic. I have seen all the movies concerning her and
her sinking. My husband and I went to see the last released movie, and
we were impressed. Thank you for this very good page, and may all who
died that night rest in peace. Christiane and Ray.
Name: Carol
From: Florida
Time: 1998-02-01 16:34:57
Comments:Wonderful site! I spend hours here reading about this
facinating piece of history.
Name: H.Schallert
From: Effretikon/Zuerich
Time: 1998-02-01 15:53:39
Comments:Mir gefaellt Eure Homepage sehr gut. Man kann sich durch
die Deckzeichnungen und die Fotos bzw. Computerzeichnungen das Schiff
sehr gut vorstellen wie es ausgesehen haben muss. Schade das es so geendet
hat. Ich hoffe doch das die fehlenden Deckzeichnungen noch kommen, und
das Ihr noch mehr Fotos bzw. Computerzeichnungen zeigen koennt. mit freundlichen
Gruessen H.Schallert
Name: Danielle
From: nc
Time: 1998-02-01 15:26:50
Comments:If you know of any survivers of the titanic , who are
still living today please email me . Thank you, and I thought the movie
, was very descriptive and told the story of the way the titanic really
was .
Name: Ma$e
From: Germany
Time: 1998-02-01 13:03:19
Comments:very interresting page! it was me a honour to visit this
page
Name: M. McElroy
From: Ireland
Time: 1998-02-01 09:45:24
Comments:A very sad and tragic event, vividly brought to our attention
again with James Cameroon's recent movie. May we all remember the many
lessons this story teaches us.
Name: Jon & Karen
Osborne
From: Clinton, Tennessee
Time: 1998-02-01 09:37:55
Comments:We LOVE anything about the Titanic. My sons especially
are interested in her history, especially since the release of the motion
picture. I found your interactive pages (deck plans) absolutely breathtaking,
and I plan to arrange a crowd around my computer for my next visit to
Titanic World! Thanks for a wonderful website!
Name: wwhyte
From: SF Bay Area, CA
Time: 1998-02-01 09:28:11
Comments:Very nice. Easy to find info.
Name: KEITH HUNT
From: Morganton,NC USA
Time: 1998-02-01 08:07:33
Comments:When I printed out the passenger list, from your site
I was awestruck. I can't believe all the children that didn't make it
off the ship. I guess I have to be critical, that White Star didn't take
more measures than they did. I know there were more ship disasters later,
but this one has touched me like no other. More than likely my family
and I would had been 2nd class passengers, but I can't help but reach
out to the 3rd class passengers, where there were higher mortality rates.
May they rest in peace, and survivors have a day of comfort sometime,
if still alive to this day. I found this web site very interesting , a
job well done!
Name: MARY HELEN FLORES
From: Manteca, CA
Time: 1998-02-01 06:46:03
Comments:This was wonderful..I love anything about the titanic..this
ship was so powerful and it was sad to know that a lot of people died
due to class...
Name: Kelly Connor
From: Alabama
Time: 1998-02-01 06:47:16
Comments:This was a very interesting site.
Name: Gloria De Luna
From: McAllen, Texas
Time: 1998-02-01 06:31:28
Comments:Ever since I first saw the movie, I've been thinking about
everything from the disaster itself and the many lives lost. I've also
thought about the lives that god spared. I don't think I could have gone
through life after something so unimaginably horrible as living through
the horror of seeing the ship go down, barely escaping and having to listen
to all the horrifing screams of the passengers who were doomed to death.
Wherever those many people are in the universe, I hope that everyone has
deservingly been reunited with their loved ones, and may they forever
recieve all of heavens richly rewards, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd class, in gods
eyes they are all 1st.
Name: mark r. ludwin
From: westchester illinois
Time: 1998-02-01 06:21:20
Comments: Enjoyed your website.
Name: Roberta Johnson
From: San Diego, California, USA
Time: 1998-02-01 06:06:08
Comments:What a fantastic site! You are to be congratulated!
Name: Bob Aguirre
From: Pasadena, CA
Time: 1998-02-01 05:59:14
Comments:Very complete listing. Very moving.
Name: Ruth
From: Auckland, New Zealand
Time: 1998-02-01 05:04:40
Comments:I have found this and other sites on the Titanic to be
informative and interesting. I am particularly interested in this topic
because my great-great-aunt died on this ship, and I am in the process
of trying to find out more about her. She had apparently just got married
and was on the ship with her new husband. The only thing we know for certain
is that her first name was 'Mary' and her maiden name was 'Power'. It
is likely that, being Irish, she got on the ship at Queenstown. If anyone
reads this who has had similar interest in learning more about a particular
passenger, please contact me to let me know how you have gone about discovering
more, and your success/failure. Thanks for a great page! Ruth
Name: Wanda
Time: 1998-02-01 04:59:53
Comments:I should also like to point out that the Titanic did not
sink due to a large gash caused by the iceberg it sank due to 6 tears
no wider than a human hand, and the cause of the Titanic (still not completely
proven) was faulty rivets which popped when the ship hit the berg. The
steel plates opened causing water to enter inside.
Name: Wanda
From: USA
Time: 1998-02-01 04:52:08
Comments:Hi, I've always been facinated by the Titanic. Your site
is interesting. I love knowing little tid bits of info like for example
did you know the ship had 75000 lbs of meat for the passengers? 400 waiters?
or that you can but an authentic piece of coal rescued from the sunken
titanic complete with a certificate of authenticity for a mere $10? I
thought many would fine this fact interesting. you can e-mail me for more
info. Keep colliding with destiny. Wanda
Name: Cyana Madsen
From: Comox, BC, Canada
Time: 1998-02-01 04:30:34
Comments:It is unimaginable and unwordable, to think that something
so- for lack of a better word- tragic could have happened. It is startling
to see a page with the names of the passengers and crew, because it takes
them away from being a hazy thing of the past, and into the 90's. The
James Cameron epic helps that along in a very big way as well. I was wondering,
is there anyone still alive off that boat? How would one find out if they
are interesting in telling their story to an inquisitive girl? Please
e-mail me!
Name: Ashley
From: none
Time: 1998-02-01 03:27:07
Comments:You could be a bit more serious!
Name: Brett posiask
From: Green Bay, WI
Time: 1998-02-01 03:08:00
Comments:This information was very helpful and fun to look at.
Name: Bobbijo
From: Va.
Time: 1998-02-01 02:42:44
Comments:I find your information fascinating. It's hard to believe
so many lives were lost. Thanks for all the wonderful information you
have provide to us. I'll be checking back for further updates.
Name: M.Y. Smith
From: Tx
Time: 1998-02-01 02:18:41
Comments:Good website. My reason for visiting was to find the names
of two passengers. They are portrayed in the recent movie Titanic...Rose
and Jack Dawson. I have heard that the story (of young Rose and Jack)
is a true account. So why can't I find their names on any passenger lists
on any websites. Can you help me... Thanks :)
Name: Jennifer Appel
From: Houston Texas
Time: 1998-02-01 00:56:12
Comments:I really think the story of the Titanic is intresting
and would like learn more about it
Name: Brandi
From: Ada OK
Time: 1998-02-01 00:23:58
Comments:i love this site.....I've been interested in the whole
Titanic tragedy.....and espessially now after seeing the best movie of
all time....it really brought it to life.....thanx for having all of the
info to really check facts out with
Name: Burkart Thomas
From: Switzerland
Time: 1998-02-01 00:15:45
Comments:Great site- astonishing how much information one can find
about such a disaster about 86 years back from today. Kind regards from
Switzerland (without any contact to the ocean) Thomas
