Here is a list of Montrealers
who were on the Titanic the fateful night of April 15, 1912. If you know
of others, please submit them to me
and I will add them to the list.
Hudson Joshua ALLISON
(c1882
-1912)
Husband of Bess ALLISON
; Father of Helen Lorraine ALLISON and Trevor ALLISON
First Class Cabin # C-22
Mr. Hudson Joshua Creighton
Allison occupied this room with his wife Bess.
His children Trevor and
Lorraine occupied Cabin C-26.
He did not survive the sinking.
Bess Waldo ALLISON (nee
DANIELS) (1886
-1912)
Wife of Hudson J. ALLISON
First Class Cabin # C-22
Helen Lorraine ALLISON (c1909
-1912)
3 year old daughter of Hudson
J. ALLISON
First Class Cabin # C-26
Miss Helen Lorraine Allison
was travelling with her father Hudson Allison, mother Bess (Cabin C-22)
and her brother Trevor.
Lorraine Allison was the
only child of First and Second-Class to die in the sinking.
Her brother, Master Trevor
Allison survived the sinking in Lifeboat
# 11
Trevor ALLISON survived
in Lifeboat
# 11
Infant son of Huson J. ALLISON
and brother of Helen Lorraine ALLISON
First Class Cabin # C-26
Quigg Edmond BAXTER
(1889-1912)
First Class Cabins # B-58
& # B-60
Mr.
Quigg Edmond Baxter (24) from Montreal, Quebec, Canada boarded the Titanic
at Cherbourg with his mother Mrs. James Baxter (Helene DeLaudeniere) (50)
and his sister Suzette Douglas.
They
also occupied Cabin B-60.
Mr
Quigg Baxter did not survive the sinking, but his mother and sister were
rescued in
Lifeboat
# 6.
Helene (Suzette)
DOUGLAS (nee BAXTER)
survived
in
Lifeboat
# 6.
Wife
of Dr. Fred C. DOUGLAS
& sister of Quigg Edmond BAXTER
Mildred BROWN survived
in Lifeboat
# 11
Cook to Mr. Allison
2nd class passenger
Alice Mary CLEAVER survived
in Lifeboat
# 11
Nurse to Trevor Allison,
baby of Mr. & Mrs. Hudson J. Allison
Helene DeLANAUDIERE-CHAPUT
survived
in
Lifeboat
# 6
w/o James BAXTER & mother
of Quigg Edmond BAXTER
First Class Cabins # B-58
& # B-60
Sarah DANIELS survived
in
Lifeboat
# 8
maid to Mrs. Allison
First-class passenger
Thornton
DAVIDSON (1880-1912)
Husband of Orian HAYS
who survived the sinking
First Class Cabin # B-71
Joseph FYNNEY (1877-1912)
Second Class passenger.
Did not survive the sinking.
Buried Mount Royal Cemetery.
Epitaph: "In loving Memory of Joseph Fynney of Liverpool, Eng. Aged 35
years who lost his life at R.M.S. Titanic disaster, April 15,1912, and
was found May 3, 1912. His delight was in doing good."
Clara Jennings GREGG survived
in Lifeboat
# 3
Wife of Charles
Melville Hays who did not survive the sinking
First Class Cabin # B-69
Mr. Charles Hays and his
wife Mrs. Clara Hays occupied this cabin.
Mrs Hays survived the sinking
in Lifeboat
#3.
Mr. Hays did not survive
the sinking (recovered body # 307).
Charles
Melville HAYS (1856-1912)
First Class Cabin # B-69
Husband of Clara Jennings
GREGG who survived the sinking
Mr. Hays did not survive
the sinking (recovered body # 307)
Orion HAYS survived
in Lifeboat
# 3
wife of Thornton
Davidson and daughter of Charles
Melville Hays
First Class Cabin # B-71
Mr. Thornton Davidson and
his wife Mrs. Orion Hays Davidson occupied this cabin.
Mr. Davidson did not survive
the sinking.
R. J. LEVY (
-1912)
Second Class Passenger
Thomas McCAFFRY (
-1912)
First Class Cabin # C-6
Mr. Thompson Beattie and
Mr. Thomas McCaffry shared this room.
Mr. Beattie was in Collapsible
Lifeboat A, but died during the night. His body was found in the lifeboat
a month later when recovered by the 'Oceanic'.
Mr. McCaffry also did not
survive the sinking (recovered body #292)
Mr. McCaffry is buried in
Notre-Dame-des-Neiges Cemetery
Harry Markland
MOLSON (1856-1912)
First Class Cabin # C-30
He
did not survive the sinking.
Vivian Ponsonby
PAYNE (1899-1912)
Secretary
to Charles Melville Hays
1st
class cabin # B-24
Mr.
Payne did not survive the sinking.
Arthur Godfrey
PEUCHEN survived
in
Lifeboat
# 6
George SWANE
chauffeur to Hudson Allison
??? (
-1912)
maid of Clara J. Gregg
who survived the sinking
This
maid did not survive the sinking.
Does
anyone know her name?
For
a list of Titanic passengers see http://www.lva.lib.va.us/pubserv/vnp/titanic/p2.htm
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