Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild

SS Titanic

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Departed Southampton, England 10 April 1912;
Departed Cherbourg, France 10 April 1912; and
Departed Queenstown, Ireland 11 April 1912.

Titanic sank at 2:20 AM, 15 April 1912, and the survivors were rescued by Carpathia from approximately 4:10 to 8:30 AM.
*[Passengers Arrived in New York 18 April 1912]
[Manifest dated 18 June 1912]

*NOTE: The Carpathia was eastbound, 3 days out of New York, when diverted to rescue the survivors of the Titanic in the early morning hours of 15 April 1912. These passengers were delivered to New York 18 April 1912, but the manifest is incorrectly filed as arriving 18 June 1912. The title page of the manifest has written "Arr Apr 18/1912" which is struck through, and "June 18th 1912" is written below that. Scan of Title Page

*NOTE: This page was stamped 130 at the upper right. A large number 2/Saloon was written at the upper left of the page and also stamped above the age column. 63 was stamped at the lower left of the page.

*NOTE: Interspersed throughout the manifest are pages for Affadavit of the Master and Affadavit of the Surgeon, all of which are left blank.

Columns represent: Name, age, sex, and *marital status. Nationality was U.S.A. for all, therefore the column is omitted. All other columns on the form were not filled out.

    
 97     Snyder,         John            24      M       Married
 98     Snyder,         Nill            22      F       Married
 99     Harder,         George  A.      25      M       Married
100     Harder,         Dorothy         21      F       Married
101     Clark,          Virginia M.     25      F       Married
102     Goldenberg,     Samuel          47      M       Married
103     Goldenberg,     Nella           40      F       Married
104     Silverthorne,   Spencer V.      35      M       Married
105     Dodge,          Washington      52      M       Married
106     Dodge,          Ruth    V.      36      F       Married
107     Dodge,          Washington Jr.  4       M       Single
108     Cardeza,        Charlotte       52      F       Married
109     Cardeza,        Thomas          36      M       Single
110*    Ward,           Jennie          40      F       Single
111     Thorne,         Gertrude        38      F       Widow
112     Warren,         Anna            60      F       Widow
113     Ostby,          Helen           22      F       Single
114     Newell,         Madeleine       31      F       Single
115     Newell,         Marjory         23      F       Single
116*    Spencer,        Eugenie         45      F       Married
117     Calderhead,     Edward P.       42      M       Married
118     Frauenthal,     Isaac G.        39      M       Single
119     Frauenthal,     Henry W.        45      M       Married
120     Frauenthal,     Clara           40      F       Married
121     Compton,        Mary E.         64      F       Widow
122     Compton,        Sara R.         39      F       Single
123     Stengel,        C. E. Henry     54      M       Married
124     Stengel,        Annie   M.      43      F       Married
125     Minahan,        Lillian 3       8       F       Married
126     Minahan,        Daisy           27      F       Single


Transcriber's Notes:

*   An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not
    the transcriber, or is used to call your attention to additional information
    in the transcriber's notes.

*   Marital status was abbreviated M, S, or W on the manifest.  
    It is spelled out here for clarity.

Reviewer's Note: 
    Passengers are numbered starting at 1 on every page
    of the manifest. They have been numbered consecutively to comply 
    with ISTG rules.

110  Lesueur, Gustav was originally written on this line and 
     struck through (his full information appears on page 1).  
     Ward, Jennie was written in above.
116  Andrews, Concilia was originally written on this line and 
     struck through.  Spencer, Eugenie was written in above.

For more information on the Titanic, please visit: Encyclopedia Titanica.
Click here to see Titanic sinking newspaper headlines

National Archives and Records Administration, Film T715, Roll 1883, Vol. 4183

Contributed and transcribed by Don Schmalbeck a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
15 April 2003

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