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Mr F. Kasper

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F. Kasper^1,2, 40, was born in Bremerhaven, Germany. He signed-on on 6 April. His previous engagement was on the Oceanic. His monthly wages were £6. He gave as adress: 6 Brunswick Square, Southampton. He boarded the Titanic at Southampton on 10 April 1912.

Kasper survived the sinking. He was rescued by the Carpathia, probably in lifeboat 9. Back in England, he received £1 4s outstanding wages.

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He may be the Friedrich Kasper born in Germany 31 May 1868, died in New York 5 April 1942, at the time described as an assistant janitor.
In 1901, a Frederick Kasper, aged 32 and a native of Germany, lived in Liverpool, England, and was a marine fireman in the merchant service.