Titanic survivor pictures

[Hildo Thiel]

Hello All,

I have a questio

Hello All,

I have a question about a picture on page 131 of Judith Geller's "Titanic: Women and Children first. Any idea who the two women on the left on the picture are? And who is the girl standing on the left side of Master Meyer Moore? The others on the picture are mentioned as Master Meyer Moore, Mrs. Bella Moore, Mrs. Leah Aks and Master Aks and Mrs. Jane Quick and Winnie and Phyllis Quick.

Regards,

Hildo

 

[Gianni Yrois]

yes thats a very interesting question.

The girl in front could be Virgina Emanuel, so the women
in the back of the girl could be Elizabeth Dowdell.
For the younger women, left. She could be Velin Ohman, Berta Nilsson, Jennie Drapkin
(i think that the women is a third class passenger) Ellen Shine or Erna Andersson. Its not Olga Lundin ( i have a photo of her and she looks different). Its not Mary Abrahim, Bannura Ayyub, Fatima Mousselmanni, Silana Yazbak. Of the english women whe had many photos, so
she is not Amy Stanley, Emily Badman, Sarah Roth.
From Senan Molonys book whe had many photos of the irish
survivors of the titanic. But there is not a women who looked like the young girl.

 

[Donovan]

actuallly, they are Banoura Ayoub and Shawneene Whabee and the girl is possibly the eldest child of Latifa Baclini

 

[robert warren]

Hello all. I posted this question here some time ago but never got a response- I don't think it was the right thread. Anyway some years back I got a book called Images Of America which has photos from 1840-1940 and two of these were purported to be Titanic survivors aboard the Carpathia.These photos struck me since in all my years, books, research etc, I have NEVER seen them.The first shows several ladies in the coats and hats of the period, the one to the right looks like she has some coins attached to her coat. They are standing in an area very similar to the one the Fenwicks had their photo taken.The next shows a group of women with a little girl in white holding a large doll.Again they are wearing the long woolen coats and hats we've all read and expected survivors to wear upon leaving the Titanic.The sources page in the back of the book doesn't give any detailed references where these photos came from.Anyone out there familiar with these photos?Or the book itself?

 

[Manon Caillard]

some years back I got a book called Images Of America which has photos from 1840-1940 and two of these were purported to be Titanic survivors aboard the Carpathia.These photos struck me since in all my years, books, research etc, I have NEVER seen them.The first shows several ladies in the coats and hats of the period, the one to the right looks like she has some coins attached to her coat. They are standing in an area very similar to the one the Fenwicks had their photo taken.The next shows a group of women with a little girl in white holding a large doll.Again they are wearing the long woolen coats and hats we've all read and expected survivors to wear upon leaving the Titanic.The sources page in the back of the book doesn't give any detailed references where these photos came from.Anyone out there familiar with these photos?Or the book itself?

Could you share the pictures ? It would probably be easier.

I haven't seen these picture yet, but from what you describe (they do not appear in any other books, there is no references), I guess the people showed are probably not Titanic survivors (of course, I cannot tell without seeing the pictures). Indeed, if they were, don't you think they would have appeared in other books ? What's more, Titanic and Titanic related photographs are precious and rare, so if the pictures you talk about were to be about Titanic's survivors, I believe almost every Titanic enthusiasts would have heard from these new treasures. Maybe others did, I didn't.

However, feel free to share the pictures so we can analyze them.

Sincerely,
Manon