collapsible d

I have a slightly off beat question to which I want to form a mental picture of the answer. Would appreciate any help, thanks. Between 01:40 am and about 01:50 am when Lifeboat #4 was finally lowered from A-deck, there would have been several people around the boat who were hoping for but...

I have a few questions regarding the scene around Collapsible D as it was being loaded. - Here on ET it says that "Lightoller had managed to fit Collapsible D onto the now empty davits of Lifeboat #1". Surely that's an error because Collapsible D was a port boat and #1 the starboard cutter...

As I understand, Collapsible D, the last lifeboat to be properly launched from the sinking Titanic, was lowered at 02:05 am. When it was picked-up later by the Carpathia, there were over 20 empty places in it. Since it was a Port side boat with Lightoller enforcing his "women and children only"...

I know that there probably is a more specific section to put this thread in, but given the different questions I am asking in it, I thought it better to leave it in a general section, just in case. I recently happened to read a fairly new book about the sinking of the Titanic which states that...

While carrying out my little survey about the people still on board at the moment of the final plunge (https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/forums/night-14th-april/30844-location-surviving-people-board-titanic-when-final-plunge-began.html#post364579), I came to ask me some questions about...

I read in Senan Moloney's book 'The Irish Aboard the Titanic' that the brothers were cared for in Collapsible D by Mary Kelly (third class passenger who boarded at Queenstown). Does anybody have any info about this. Apart from Moloney's book I have not seen it discussed so anything would be...

Can someone please be so kind as to refresh my memory. I know that collapsible D was launched at 2.05am, but I can't find the source. I'd be very grateful if someone could help! Thanks! Paul