Mr Reginald Hardwick

 

Mr Reginald Hardwick, 21, was born in Hampshire.1

When he signed-on to the Titanic, on 6 April 1912, he gave his address as 4 Heysham Road, (Southampton). The Titanic was his first ship. As a kitchen porter he received monthly wages of £3 10s.2

Hardwick was rescued (possibly in lifeboat 13).3

Reginald Hardwick died on 4 March 1918 while serving with the Army Service Corps in World War One. He left a wife, Elsie S. Cobb, who resided at 22, Railway Avenue, Creswell, Derbyshire. 4

Notes
1. Agreement and Account of Crew (PRO London, BT100/259)
2. ibid.
3. Peter Engberg-Klarström, Correspondence with Editor
4. Commonwealth War Grave Commission Index: Reginald Hardwick. Private: M/350600

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Peter Engberg-Klarström,Sweden
Phillip Gowan, USA

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Summary
Born in Pietermaritzburg Natal South Africa
Age: 21 years
Last Residence: at 4 Heysham Road, Shirley Southampton Hampshire England
Occupation: Kitchen Porter
Victualling crew
First Embarked: Southampton
Rescued (boat 11)
Disembarked Carpathia: New York City on Thursday 18th April 1912
Died: Monday 4th March 1918
Buried: St Mary Magalene Churchyard Creswell Derbyshire England on Friday 8th March 1918.

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Private Reginald Hardwicke, A.S.A.

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