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Passengers of the Titanic

NameAgeHometownBoardedDestinationLifeboatBody Allen, Miss Elizabeth Walton29St Louis, Missouri, USSouthamptonSt Louis2Allison, Mr. Hudson Creighton30Montreal, Quebec, CanadaSouthamptonMontreal, Quebec, Canada135^MBMr. George Swane^[73]19294^MBand cook, Miss Amelia Mary "Mildred" Brown^[73]18London, England, UKSouthamptonMontreal, Quebec, Canada11Allison, Mrs. Bessie Waldo (née Daniels)25Montreal, Quebec, CanadaSouthamptonMontreal, Quebec, Canadaand maid, Miss Sarah Daniels33Montreal, Quebec, CanadaSouthamptonMontreal, Quebec, Canada8Allison, Miss Helen Loraine2Montreal, Quebec, CanadaSouthamptonMontreal, Quebec, CanadaAllison, Master Hudson Trevor11 mo.Montreal, Quebec, CanadaSouthamptonMontreal, Quebec, Canada11and nurse, Miss Alice Catherine Cleaver22London, England, UK Anderson, Mr. Harry47New York CityNew York City3 Andrews, Miss Kornelia Theodosia62Hudson, New York, USCherbourgHudson

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Molly Brown and 11 Other Famous Titanic Passengers

Sailing from the docks of Southampton, England, the British passenger ocean liner the RMS Titanic set out on her maiden voyage on April 10, 1912, headed for New York City. Operated by the shipping company White Star Line and commandeered by Captain Edward John Smith, the ship, which was carrying 2,224 souls on board, made its way effortlessly across the cold North Atlantic waters until it hit a massive iceberg at 11:40 pm on April 14, causing irreparable damage. A few hours later, what was known as the "Unsinkable Ship," foundered and broke apart into the ocean, taking over 1,500 victims down with her.

Here are some of the most famous passengers who either survived or fell victim to the tragedy:

Molly Brown - Survivor

An American socialite whose husband struck it rich in the mining business, Molly Brown was known for her flashy hats and charming personality. While she enjoyed her wealth, she spent her life giving back, advocating for the rights of women and children and the importance of education.

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SurnameFirst NamesAgeBoardedSurvivor (S) or Victim (†)AllenMiss Elisabeth Walton29SouthamptonSAllisonMr Hudson Joshua Creighton30Southampton†AllisonMrs Bessie Waldo25Southampton†AllisonMiss Helen Loraine2Southampton†AllisonMaster Hudson Trevor11mSouthamptonSAndersonMr Harry47SouthamptonSAndrewsMiss Kornelia Theodosia62CherbourgSAndrewsMr Thomas39Belfast†AppletonMrs Charlotte53SouthamptonSArtagaveytiaMr Ramon71Cherbourg†AstorColonel John Jacob47Cherbourg†AstorMrs Madeleine Talmage18CherbourgSAubartMme. Léontine Pauline “Ninette”24CherbourgSBarberMiss Ellen Mary (Maid to Mrs Tyrell William Cavendish)26SouthamptonSBarkworthMr Algernon Henry47SouthamptonSBassaniMrs Albina (Maid to Mrs William Robert Bucknell)32CherbourgSBaumannMr John D.60Cherbourg†BaxterMrs Hélène50CherbourgSBaxterMr Quigg Edmond24Cherbourg†BeattieMr Thomson36Sou