1911-1915
Margaret Coughlin
Lovingly memorialized by Alyssa McIntosh on October 24, 2014
1. Katherine stated that she held on to Margaret until the end.
2. The people who recovered Margaret's body stating they saw her eyes were open and she was smiling and she had a bruise on her left cheek.
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2. The people who recovered Margaret's body stating they saw her eyes were open and she was smiling and she had a bruise on her left cheek.
1910-1912
1909-1912
Helen Lorraine Allison
Lovingly memorialized by Alyssa McIntosh on October 24, 2014
1. News claimed that Helen Lorraine Allison survived the sinking. A woman named Helen Lorraine Kramer claimed she was Helen Lorraine Allison from Titanic.
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1912-1915
Joan Adams
Lovingly memorialized by Alyssa McIntosh on October 24, 2014
The family was British by nationality
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1906-1912
Harald Skoog
Lovingly memorialized by Alyssa McIntosh on October 24, 2014
1. The oldest child/sibling Karl (11) suffered from a railway accident in 1907 while bringing lunch to his father. His leg was amputated.
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1907-1912
Thomas Henry Sage
Lovingly memorialized by Alyssa McIntosh on October 24, 2014
1. The family owned a rich farm in their home in Peterborough.
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1908-1912
Arthur Rice
Lovingly memorialized by Alyssa McIntosh on October 24, 2014
1. Their father William Rice perished from a railway accident in Montreal, Canada in 1910
2. A survivor claims that he saw the family last clinging to the stern looking bewildered.
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2. A survivor claims that he saw the family last clinging to the stern looking bewildered.
1910-1915
Edna Mae McCrory
Lovingly memorialized by Alyssa McIntosh on October 24, 2014
1. The parents died in 1914.
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1910-1915
1910-1915
Dean Winston Hodges
Lovingly memorialized by Alyssa McIntosh on October 24, 2014
1. The Hodges' son's body that was recovered was thought to be Dean Winston, but turned out to be William Sterling Jr.
2. Newspapers claimed the Hodges' boys survived the disaster.
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2. Newspapers claimed the Hodges' boys survived the disaster.
