Encyclopedia Titanica

Paul Charlesworth

BROWN
BROWN---April 15th, Walter James Brown, saloon steward on the "Titanic." Formerly partner with his brother, W. E. Brown, grocer, 8 Moor-street, Ormskirk, aged 40 years....
THE TITANIC : ANOTHER SOUTHPORT VICTIM
Southport has a more than pathetic interest in the loss of the Titanic in that several of the crew and passengers had local connections. On Saturday we had to record the names of Mr. W. Ennis and Mr. J. Walpole, members of the crew, as being amon...
Southport and Birkdale Victims of the Titanic
SOUTHPORT AND BIRKDALE MEN. Yesterday the list of the names of members of the crew of the Titanic who have been rescued were published, and as they did not include those of Mr. James Walpole or of Mr. Walter Ennis, both of...
Southport Passengers on the Titanic - the Misses Bonnell.
Among Titanic passengers was Miss Lily Bonnell, visiting to her brother, accompanied by her niece, Miss Caroline Bonnell...
An Ormskirk Victim
The name of Mr. Walter Brown, of Ormskirk, appears in the list of those missing from the ill-fated ship. Mr. Brown, who was 39 years of age, is the youngest brother of Mr. Wm. Brown, grocer, of Moor-street, and had been a steward for the last ten...
LOCAL PASSENGERS ABOARD ILL-FATED SHIP
THE MISSES BONNELL. Especial interest is centred locally in the disaster to the Titanic by reason of the fact that there were several local residents on board. Among these is Miss Bonnell, who is one of three sisters who l...
Birkdale Lady on the Titanic
When the terrible news of the fatal accident to the great sea giant who started so happily on her maiden voyage so lately, our prayers and thoughts were especially with one of the passengers, Miss Lily Bonnell, of Welbeck-road, Birkdale, and our ...
SOUTHPORT MAN ABOARD
We understand that among the crew of the Titanic is Mr. James Walpole, elder brother of Mr. H. Walpole, a prominent local bowler. This is the second shipping disaster Mr. Jas. Walpole has been in, having only recently been transferred from...