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One discrepancy that I noticed about James Cameron's version--a version that he claimed would be as authentic as possible--shows the "ghosts" of several 1st class women and at least one 1st class child (about 12 or 13) who supposedly died in the disaster. Let's set this straight: there were...

One discrepancy that irked me about James Cameron's version--a version that he claimed would be as authentic as possible--shows the "ghosts" of several 1st class women and at least one 1st class child (about 12 or 13) who supposedly died in the disaster. Let's set this straight: there were...

Hi all, Is anyone familiar with a children's book about a ship called the Gigantic that is believed to be unsinkable? I saw this book a few years back at Barnes & Noble. It was about a monstrous ship believed to be unsinkable because of the rubber it was made out of. I believe the ship...

Did a high percentage of first and second class women and children die in the lusitania disaster?

Heya all, Seeing as children weren't permitted in the first class dining room, where would they eat? (Especially if they had no governess or nursemaid to worry over this little problem). I'm assuming that 2nd and 3rd class children could eat with their parents. And also that the 1st class...

I heard some strange thing that they were kipnaped by there father?! Is that right? I heard that they stood on the passenger list as hofman or hoffmann.

I would like to know if the're were a lot of children on the titanic. Did they survive together with there parents and so not what happend to them? greetings Son

Gidday gidday all! (I'm in a particularly good mood today!). I was wandering through the site and got to wondering...what happened to any children who were orphaned by the Titanic disaster? Can any of you think of orphaned children (or the opposite - families where children died and the...

There have been a number of Titanic books written that were aimed towards children.. My favorite was Richard Boning's 1974 "Titanic", which was a part of the 'Adventure Series". For those of you who have the Boning book- are you aware it came with a narrative cassette tape too? In grammar...

Do you know, whether Harold Williams George Lowe is still alive? Cheers, Bea

As I've often heard, 1 out of the 5 first class children perished during the shipwreck. None of the 22 second class children did... Can anyone tell me who the 1st class child was and if any of the 2nd class children were picked up by a lifeboat or something (basically if there was any report...

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Hello there! Does anybody know when Lowe's children Florence Josephine Edge and Harold William George were born? And if he had more than this two children? Bye, Crissy

I know that this was an odd subject, and I know that not may people will reply, if any. But, I am doing heavy research, and I was thinking that it might be possible to contact people who knew some of the people, like Mr. Ismay's son perhaps, or Mr. Astor's son that was born exactly three months...

I always wondered what among the many thoughts that ran through Lightoller's mind as he was supervising the loading of lifeboats...as disciplined as he was to ensure women & children first, does anyone know if he took any aggressive measures to seek out steerage women after all "deck women" were...

3 children believed to be survivor of the Titanic. I have a photo of Carpathia 2nd officer shaking hands with my great Aunt Emma in Western Australia. Penned on the back is comments about "the man who saved us on that fateful day in 1912" They do not appear on the survivors lists. Any ideas...

When looking on passenger lists I don't see any children listed.Why is that?

i found a photo in an article about the Californian which shows 4 officers posing with 2 young children...one sitting on each lap of Lord and Stewart. I thought it an interesting foreshadow that the young girls are holding binoculars..probably the very ones used that night...has anyone seen this...

The book: The Titanic: Disaster at Sea by Michel D. Cole. This book is actually listed with two subtitles: Death of the Dream Ship and Disaster at Sea, though both titles have the same isbn number. It is a fairly brief work, which takes just four chapters to tell the entire Titanic story...

The Book: Story of the Titanic by Steve Noon. If you are in to spectacularly illustrated books, you need to check this one out. Noon is one of the best illustrators to come along in quite a while. Story of the Titanic is a slender, but oversized 11 by 14 volume. Through out most of the...