Victims of the Titanic - Part Two

Titanic Fact: The last meal served to First Class passengers consisted of 11 courses.

11. Robert John Adams (1885-1912) Aged 26 (Titanic Crew)

Robert was a fireman aboard the ship, he died in the sinking likely helping keep the lights on to the very end. His body was never recovered.

12. Percy Snowden Ahier (1892-1912) Aged 20 (Titanic Crew)

Percy was a Saloon Steward aboard the ship, he died in the disaster and his body was not recovered. His mother was a beneficiary of The Titanic Relief Fund.

13. Johanna Persdotter Ahlin (1871-1912) Age 40 (3rd Class Passenger)

Johanna boarded the ship with her brother, they both perished in the sinking and neither of their bodies were ever found.

14. Ali Ahmed (1888-1912) Aged 24 (3rd Class Passenger)

Ali was a General Labourer, he paid around £7 for his ticket into third class, he died in the sinking and his body was not recovered.

15. Isakki Antonpoika Aijo Nirva (1870-1912) Aged 41 (3rd Class Passenger)

Isakki was a General Laborer who was one of nine children, he had sold his farm and was emigrating to Canada. Isakki's body was never recovered.

16. Joseph Francis Akerman (1874-1912) Aged 37 (Titanic Crew)

Joseph was an Assistant Pantryman Steward on the ship, his body was recovered by The Mackay Bennett and buried at Fairview Cemetery in Nova Scotia.

17. Albert Edward Akerman (1880-1912) Aged 31 (Titanic Crew)

Albert was a 3rd Class Steward on the ship, his brother Joseph was also part of the Titanic Crew. Albert died along with his brother in the disaster and his body was never recovered.

18. Farīd Husayn Qāsim Al-Munà (1893-1912) Aged 19 (3rd Class Passenger)

Farid was a farmhand, and boarded the Titanic to get to Virginia, his body was never recovered.

19. Augustus Henry Aldworth (1877-1912) Aged 35 (2nd Class Passenger)

August was a Chauffer to William Ernest Carter and his family. August's body was never recovered, however William and his entire family survived.

20. William Albert Alexander (1887-1912) Aged 24 (3rd Class Passenger)

William was a General Labourer, his body was not recovered. His parents suffered more heartbrake when two of William's brothers were killed in the trenches.

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