Intresting website....

[Rosi Glow]

May be of some use to someone......


RMS Titanic :: Victims of the Titanic Disaster

[Just Barbara]

Rosi that is really interesting, I didn't know that they had so much information for so many people, poor souls. None of my rellies but I've bookmarked the site to read at leisure, thanks for putting it up...

[Rosi Glow]

If you click on the names they have a biography and photographs of the person, and more info...

[susan h]

Adding another 'Titanic' web site, this one has death certificates.

Hope you don't mind my intrusion, Rosi Glow.

Titanic Death Certificates

[Just Barbara]

The Titanic disaster is such an interesting subject, that sounds awful but you know what I mean.....THanks Susan I shall bookmark that site as well.

[Caroline]

Caroline's Family History Pages - R.M.S. Titanic

You will probably find the April 2008 edition of the FTF Magazine interesting as well.

[vanessa tallon]

This is very interesting. My son-in-laws rellie died onboard.
His surname is misspelt but it is him.
Fredrick Sydney Stebbings(should be Stubbings).
I have book marked for future refrence.
Thanks Rosi.

[Darksecretz]

Alternately,

you could look in our WIKI, there are alot of maritime links there, including Titanics Home, Harland and Wolff (which is a very interesting site for all things Titanic)

Maritime - Family Tree Forum

http://www.titanicinbelfast.com/welcome.aspx

[borobabs]

Some interesting sites shown there ;;

[Sandra]

Reading about Titanic victims, I was searching St Mary's Churchyard in Long Sutton, Surrey last year for a rellie, didn't find him, but did come across a interesting grave of a Titanic victim.

His name was Austin Partner from Tolworth, Surbiton.




No relation of mine at all, but I had to take a photo. I thought you might be interested in seeing it.

Sandra

[Carolyn P]

Interesting gravestone Sandra but I think the churchyard is Long Ditton which is near Tolworth/Surbiton. I remember seeing that stone a few years ago but didn't have a camera with me.
Thanks for the link Rosi, amazing how much research has been done on those who died but nice to know they haven't been forgotten altogether.

[Sandra]

Interesting gravestone Sandra but I think the churchyard is Long Ditton which is near Tolworth/Surbiton. I remember seeing that stone a few years ago but didn't have a camera with me.
Thanks for the link Rosi, amazing how much research has been done on those who died but nice to know they haven't been forgotten altogether.

Your right Caroline, it is in Long Ditton, as my 4xg-granddad worked in the Long Ditton Boatyard.... I do have rellies from Long Sutton too, easily confused me