Titanic PASSENGERS who'd already been on the Olympic

Sidebar Sidebar

Arun Vajpey

Arun Vajpey

Member
Apr 21, 2009
1,761
520
248
64
I am trying to find out how many passengers on board the Titanic's ill-fated maiden voyage had traveled on board the sister ship Olympic before the disaster. I am referring to only bona fide passengers, NOT crew or White Star staff or others who were on the Olympic on any official capacity. Also, only those who were on the Olympic before the Titanic.

I know of two, little Virginia Martin-Emmanuel and her nanny Elizabeth Dowdell. But I am sure there were others.
 
I

Ioannis Georgiou

Member
Mar 18, 2008
2,547
995
248
Germany
Out from memory J.J. & Madeleine Astor, Margaret Brown, Percival White, George Brereton, Drew, Abott, Dodges.
There must be several more but can not remember right now.
 
  • Like
Reactions: 2 users
Cam Houseman

Cam Houseman

Member
Jul 14, 2020
1,077
146
128
15
Maryland, USA
Arun Vajpey said:
I am trying to find out how many passengers on board the Titanic's ill-fated maiden voyage had traveled on board the sister ship Olympic before the disaster. I am referring to only bona fide passengers, NOT crew or White Star staff or others who were on the Olympic on any official capacity. Also, only those who were on the Olympic before the Titanic.

I know of two, little Virginia Martin-Emmanuel and her nanny Elizabeth Dowdell. But I am sure there were others.
Click to expand...
JJ and Madeleine Astor
 
Arun Vajpey

Arun Vajpey

Member
Apr 21, 2009
1,761
520
248
64
I just remembered reading somewhere that Steward Frederick Ray had served Martin and Elizabeth Rothschild on the Olympic before they sailed on the Titanic.
 
  • Like
Reactions: 1 user
Cam Houseman

Cam Houseman

Member
Jul 14, 2020
1,077
146
128
15
Maryland, USA
Arun Vajpey said:
But he was not on the Titanic. There are rumours that he had a suite booked but changed his mind due to business pressures or something. I don't know if that is true.
Click to expand...
Ismay's wife cancelled, said his son was sick. She was found two days later on vacation or something. I think JP Morgan said the same.
 
  • Like
Reactions: 1 user
Steven Christian

Steven Christian

Member
Nov 14, 2005
1,550
646
248
I've always read that J.P. Morgan claimed he got sick and thats why he canceled his trip. That helped fuel some of the conspiracy theories that are out there. Given his age at the time it could be as simple as he wasn't feeling well. None of the theories I've read involving him made no sense anyway. He died less than year after Titanic so I tend to believe he was probably feeling poorly.
 
  • Like
Reactions: 1 user
R

Robert T. Paige

Member
May 3, 2005
2,599
278
278
Likewise. But whoever or if ever whom he was with ......It is well documented that he was not aboard the Titanic.....And he wasn't sick.
 
Steven Christian

Steven Christian

Member
Nov 14, 2005
1,550
646
248
Robert T. Paige said:
Likewise. But whoever or if ever whom he was with ......It is well documented that he was not aboard the Titanic.....And he wasn't sick.
Click to expand...
Yes. True. No doubt about that. Whether or not he was sick or wasn't I don't know. He could have been using that as an excuse for something else. But he wasn't in the best of health his last years.
 
Steven Christian

Steven Christian

Member
Nov 14, 2005
1,550
646
248
Arun Vajpey said:
But he was not on the Titanic. There are rumours that he had a suite booked but changed his mind due to business pressures or something. I don't know if that is true.
Click to expand...
On this sites page on him one of the articles say he booked the suite. But cancelled. It also says 2 others had booked that suite and cancelled also. That's how Ismay ended up with it.
 
  • Like
Reactions: 1 user

Similar threads

Similar threads

Top Bottom