Identification

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Stories and Articles

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	A CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY? Pictures are not always what they seem Identification
	Titanica! Philip Hind ETHEL EMANUEL : SOLVING AN ENDURING TITANIC MYSTERY Can historical research and a previously unknown photograph lead us to an elusive Titanic survivor? Archival ResearchChild PassengersChildren on TitanicChildren SurvivorsGenealogyHistorical ResearchIdentificationSurvivors in Later LifeTitanic ResearchTitanic Survivors
	IDENTIFYING TITANIC STEWARDESSES A famous photograph taken at Plymouth, shows a group of surviving Titanic stewardesses, but who were they? Crew PhotographsIdentificationStewardesses
	MYSTERY OF BERT'S TITANIC POSTCARD Clues to identity of unknown crew man IdentificationPostcard
	Journal of the Canadian Dental Association Keith C. Titley, Bruce R. Pynn, Robert Chernecky, John T. Mayhall, Gajanan V. Kulkarni, Alan Ruffman THE TITANIC DISASTER: DENTISTRY'S ROLE IN THE IDENTIFICATION OF AN 'UNKNOWN CHILD' How dental analysis of a Titanic victim's remains aided in making an identification. DentistryForensicsIdentificationIdentification of Victims
	Forensic Science International: Genetics Rebecca S. Just, Odile M. Loreille, J. Eldon Molto, D. Andrew Merriwether, Scott R. Woodward, Carney Matheson, Jennifer Creed, Stacey E. McGrath, Kimberly Sturk-Andreaggi, Michael D. Coble, Jodi A. Irwin, Alan Ruffman, Ryan L. Parr TITANIC’S UNKNOWN CHILD: THE CRITICAL ROLE OF THE MITOCHONDRIAL DNA CODING REGION IN A RE-IDENTIFICATION EFFORT The critical role of the mitochondrial DNA coding region in a re-identification effort, specifically the identification of a young boy's remains recovered after the Titanic disaster. DNAForensicsIdentificationIdentification of VictimsRecovered BodiesUnknown Child