marriage

Hopefully this isn't redundant, I looked and didn't find anything. I'm writing a historical fiction novel, and wanted to get a better handle on the societal expectations placed on upper class young men, in their early to mid twenties. I know women were expected to marry, and that men were more...

I have a question. If a third class couple were married, with no children, would they be berthed together or separately? I understand single women had cabins in the stern, while singe men had cabins in the bow. I've also heard that even families traveling with children would be in segregated...

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I know for a fact George Hogg was married with a wife and two kids in Southampton, and that George Symons was single and, apparently, resided at his parents home while in England (unless I am mistaken). Yet what was the marital status of Frederick Fleet, Reginald Lee, Arthur Evans, and Archie...

Where they (Lightoller and Sylvia) got married? I mean, in what church? Did they went honeymoon after weddings? If they went, where? Has Sylvia got siblings? If she had got, what are their names? What were Sylvia's parents name? I'm sorry when I ask so much, but I am so interested in...

Hello, I often wonder were any marriages between survivors. I know that fist class passenger Mary Eloise Smith married Robert Daniel, who was also from first class. Anyone else?

I'm not sure if this was already posted but what were the marriage customs in 1912? What was the age that people usually got married and also did First Class have marriages arranged for their children? Thank you?

Does any body know about the marriages of Boxhall, Fleet and Wilde? There doesn't seem to be much about them. Thank you, Jane

All, I've always been curious if the private film made of the wedding of Mr & Mrs Daniel Marvin, only shortly before their sailing on Titanic, has been preserved by their families. Frame enlargements from this movie were published in the London papers so it's obvious that the Marvins did not...