identification

I have recently purchased a book about all the controversal things about Titanic and her passengers/crew, (and believe me, i will be posting more threads. I think it will be interesting.) and i have come to discover a large list of some false/unsure passenger that the Carpathia picked up as...

I read a report of Eino's identification process, and the last two children they looked in to after the Palsson boy, were Eino and Sidney. They said that after finding out both boy's DNA, they discovered that the two shared similiar DNA on the mother's side. The researchers said it was not...

I read years ago that the newsboy in the famous photo of him holding up the newssheet saying Titanic Disaster. Great Loss Of Life was later killed in action serving in the British Royal Artillery in 1918.Anyone know his name and more details?

Hello All, I have a questio Hello All, I have a question about a picture on page 131 of Judith Geller's "Titanic: Women and Children first. Any idea who the two women on the left on the picture are? And who is the girl standing on the left side of Master Meyer Moore? The others on the...

Wow! ET has changed SO much while I was...gone. Anyways, finally I have time to post. Ok, I doubt the Unkown little boy was Eino Panula, aged 2. This is why: From Carpathia, a passenger saw a woman clutching a baby to herself in the water. Now, that may have been Alma Palsson with little Gosta...

Hey, in another thread, Daniel Rosenshine said: "R. W. Smith had a travelling companion, Mrs. Nicholls, who only went as far as Queenstown (Craig Stringer is to thank for this info). Nicholls and Smith were acquainted with Fr. Browne so that's why the couple may have been a subject for his...

i recently found an original photo in an antique shop who i believe to be that of 2nd class passenger Dr. Alfred Pain...i'm going strictly on appearances, so take with a grain of salt...not only is the resemblance striking, but it appears to be a graduation photo, perhaps from medical school in...

Hello all!! Attention, passenger and/or crew experts. Here's a "backwards-research" question. A while ago I have purchased a small old photo album which mainly contains the outcut photos of the book "Thomas Andrews Shipbuilder" (sigh, it seems to be the original old one). One page however is...

https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/titanic-victim/eino-viljam-panula.html

I have started a new thread on this topic and I have come up with more "finds" Can anyone help me identify these people? Max Frolicher recalled " One of the GENTLEMEN had some stimulants with him, which was given to the women" August Wennerstrom remembered the following "One of our...

We've all seen the photograph of Waterloo Station's Titanic Boat Train, most notably prominent in Geoffrey Marcus' excellent book Maiden Voyage. But who is this chap in the picture, standing prominent to the left, in a black suit with the bowler. He is often identified as Col. JJ Astor, but this...

I gathered from different books, and from accounts of the sinking, things the survivors saw from other people. I bet you fellow expert researchers can help me shed light on who these people were. here goes.. In the book, "A Night to Remember" 1) A YOUNG WESTERN COUPLE waited nearby when...

I was wondering who the elderly couple standing at the aft end of A-Deck Promenade. I think that it may be the Strausses, but I am not sure. It could be someone else. Please help. Mike Shetina

Hi everyone, One more question. Who are the two women, with Mr. Beesley aboard Carpathia? Photo on page 191 of Titanic Triumph and Tragedy. Regards, Hildo