Manchild
Member
Hi All,
I have two questions for you:
1.) How was the Titanic passenger list compiled and who might have compiled it?
Was it done as the passengers arrived by a crew member?
Was it made up from the ticket booking records?
2.) Some third class passengers were seamen who were on the Titanic merely en route to a ship on which they would be employed. I've read that the survival rate of these seamen in third class is significantly higher than the survival rate of other males in third class.
-Does anyone know how this can be accounted for?
-Did they manage to just find their way onto lifeboats because they had more confidence in that situation given their experience? I've also read some of them helped evacuate the ship. Maybe they took advantage of that position to hop on life boats that weren't totally full?
Any thoughts or information would be much appreciated! Thanks!
I have two questions for you:
1.) How was the Titanic passenger list compiled and who might have compiled it?
Was it done as the passengers arrived by a crew member?
Was it made up from the ticket booking records?
2.) Some third class passengers were seamen who were on the Titanic merely en route to a ship on which they would be employed. I've read that the survival rate of these seamen in third class is significantly higher than the survival rate of other males in third class.
-Does anyone know how this can be accounted for?
-Did they manage to just find their way onto lifeboats because they had more confidence in that situation given their experience? I've also read some of them helped evacuate the ship. Maybe they took advantage of that position to hop on life boats that weren't totally full?
Any thoughts or information would be much appreciated! Thanks!