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 |  Subject: SMITH passengers on the Titanic - Did any survive?  Sat 2 Feb 2008 - 14:42 | |
| SMITH passengers on the Titanic
| In June 2007 on our UK Board, Carole wrote: | From results of a free search of the Database at Findmypast.com.
(To view full transcript or download images - a pay-per-view fee is needed, at that site)
SMITHs on RMS Titanic - April 1912
Departure Port: Queenstown; Destination Port: USA New York
SMITH Thos 24 M
Departure Port Southampton; Destination Port: USA New York
SMITH Augustus 26 M
SMITH Marion 40 F
SMITH R W. (?age) M
Departure Port: Liverpool; Destination Port: Canada Quebec
SMITH 24 F,
SMITH A 29 F
SMITH Bertha 39 F
SMITH D 2 F
SMITH Ellen 9 F
SMITH G 4 F
SMITH G (?age) M
SMITH Geo 7 M
SMITH Geo T 6 M
SMITH H H (?age) M
SMITH J E 25 M
SMITH James 8 M
SMITH Jessie 4 F
SMITH L 34 F
SMITH S F
SMITH Wm 3 M
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I notice that Edward Smith, the Captain is not included here, so must be a separate list for the Crew. In fact, on reflection I think I might have the crew list saved somewhere on my computer. Will check for this some time soon.
Anyone related to any of these Smiths? or have any further information about any of them? Who died? Who survived, if any? If so - hope you'll post info here? 
Thanks,  |
Have posted the copy above here on our North America Board as, if any of these passengers named SMITH did survive the Titanic disaster, its most likely that any descendents of theirs will be in America now.
Does anyone know whether there are separate lists published of survivors and/or those who were lost? It would be interesting to follow-up all this sometime, and to discover if any of these persons named Smith did survive the tragedy.
Discovered an online digitised Titanic News Reports Archive which is interesting.... no transcriptions, you have to view and read the actual images....... Mostly US & Canadian newspapers..TitanicArchive.com http://www.titanicarchive.com/Home.aspx
That will be interesting to explore, I'll bet!
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