Titanic Passengers Trivia

1. Travelling in Third Class, how many of the six Goodwin children survived?

From Quiz Titanic's Children, Part Two

Answer: None

In the days following the sinking, several cable ships were sent out to begin the sad task of recovering the victims' bodies. Among the first to be found was a small fair-haired boy. When no relatives came forward to claim the child, he was buried in Fairview Lawn Cemetery and became known as "Titanic's Unknown Child". Ninety-five years later, with the help of DNA testing (which, of course, was unavailable in 1912), he was finally identified as one-year-old Sidney Leslie Goodwin. The Goodwin Family: Frederick (42), his wife, Augusta (43) and their six children, Lillian (16), Charles (14), William (11), Jessie (10), Harold (9) and baby Sidney had boarded Titanic as Third Class passengers in Southampton, England. Their destination: Niagara Falls, New York, USA. The entire family perished. Only Sidney's body was recovered. The bodied of his parents and siblings, if recovered, were never identified.

From Quiz Titanic Passengers 4: Rosa Abbott

Answer: 1873

Rosa was born in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England, on Tuesday, January 14th, 1873. Her actual birth name was Rhonda.

From Quiz Titanic Passengers 3: Annie Funk

Answer: 1874

Annie was born in the town of Bally, Pennsylvania, USA, on Sunday, April 12th, 1874. The family consisted of Annie, her brother, Horace and their parents, James and Susanna.

From Quiz Titanic Passengers 2: Madeleine Astor

Answer: 1893

Madeleine was born in Brooklyn, New York, USA, on Monday, June 19th, 1893. She was the second child of William and Katherine Force. Her older sister, Katherine, was born on March 12th, 1890.

From Quiz Titanic Passengers 1: Loraine Allison

Answer: 1909

Loraine was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on Saturday, June 5th, 1909. She was the first child of Hudson and Bessie Allison. On Sunday, May 7th, 1911, Loraine's brother, Trevor, was born.

From Quiz Titanic: Postal Clerks

Answer: 5

The names of these men are: William Logan Gwinn, John Starr March, John Richard Jago Smith, James Bertram Williamson, and Oscar Scott Woody.

From Quiz "WHO SAID IT?"--Famous Quotes from the Titanic

Answer: 1st Officer Murdoch

After the Titanic hit the iceberg, Captain Smith walked onto the bridge and asked 1st Officer Murdoch what had happened. Murdoch explained that the ship hit the iceberg. "I put a hard-a-starboard. I tried to port round, but she was too close and we hit."

From Quiz Titanic - The Real People On Board

Answer: Helen Walton Bishop

Helen Bishop had a tragic life, only 19 when she survived the Titanic, returning from honeymoon, her baby son died in December 1912 at just one day old.

From Quiz Titanic Crew and Staff

Answer: William Murdoch & Murdoch

Murdoch did not survive the disaster. Some survivors said he shot himself during the sinking, others deny that this happened. His body was not recovered.

From Quiz Titanic's Children, Part Two

Answer: Eight

To balance the large number of Scandinavian families in Third Class, 183 British people also travelled Third Class. Among them was the Sage Family: John, his wife, Annie (both 44), and their nine children, Stella (20), George (19), Douglas (18), Frederick (16), Dorothy (14), Anthony (12), Elizabeth (10), Constance (7) and Thomas (4). They boarded in Southampton, England. The Sage Family had a lot to look forward to when they reached their destination, Jacksonville, Florida, USA. John had put a deposit on a farm where the family would grow and sell pecan nuts and George was getting married. Sadly, they would never enjoy their new lives in America. The entire family perished. Only Anthony's body was recovered. He was buried at sea on April 22nd, 1912. The bodies of his parents and siblings, if recovered, were never identified.

From Quiz Titanic's Children, Part One

Answer: To join their husband and father

Originally from Finland, Maija Panula(41) boarded Titanic in Southampton, England, with her five sons, Ernesti (16), Jaako (14), Juha (7), Urho (2) and Eino (1). Their destination: Coal Centre, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, USA, to join their husband and father, John. Also travelling with them was their neighbour's daughter, Susanna Riihivuori (22). The entire family, along with Miss Riihivuori, perished. Their bodies, if recovered, were never identified. Sadly, due to a language barrier, it took a whole week before Mr Panula was informed of the deaths of his wife and children.

From Quiz Titanic Passengers 4: Rosa Abbott

Answer: 1894

Rosa met Stanton Abbott in Providence, Rhode Island, in 1894. They were married in 1895 and had two sons, Rossmore and Eugene. In 1911, Rosa divorced her husband and returned to England with her sons. However, she soon became aware that her children were not happy and made arrangements to return to America in April 1912, booking third-class tickets for Titanic's maiden voyage.

From Quiz Titanic Passengers 3: Annie Funk

Answer: Northfield Bible Training School

Annie attended Northfield Bible Training School in Northfield, Massachusetts. She later went on to work with immigrants living in the slums of Paterson, Tennessee and Chattanooga.

From Quiz Titanic Passengers 1: Loraine Allison

Answer: Stockbroker

Hudson Allison worked for his uncle's brokerage firm in Montreal.

From Quiz Titanic - The Real People On Board

Answer: Rosa Abbott

The boys, Eugene (16) and Rossmore (14) both died.

From Quiz Titanic Crew and Staff

Answer: Edward J. Smith

He went down with the ship and his body was never recovered. Thomas Andrews helped design the Titanic, William Stead was a passenger and Joseph G. Boxhall was the 4th Officer.

From Quiz Titanic's Children, Part One

Answer: England

Charlotte and Harvey Collyer (both 31), along with their daughter, Marjorie (8), boarded Titanic as Second Class passengers in Southampton, England. Their destination was Payette Valley, Idaho, USA, where friends of the family had a successful fruit farm. Majorie and her mother were rescued in Lifeboat Fourteen, but Harvey perished. His body, if recovered, was never identified. Majorie died on February 26th, 1965, aged 61.

From Quiz Titanic Passengers 3: Annie Funk

Answer: 1906

From an early age, Annie dreamed of working as a Missionary. Her dream came true in December 1906 when she was sent to India as America's first female Mennonite Missionary.

From Quiz Titanic Passengers 2: Madeleine Astor

Answer: Eighteen

Madeleine was eighteen when she married forty-seven year-old John Jacob Astor, who, at the time, was the world's richest man. The wedding, which took place on September 9th, 1911, caused controversy as Colonel Astor had only been divorced from his first wife two years earlier.

From Quiz Titanic Passengers 1: Loraine Allison

Answer: England

When Mr. Allison went on a business trip to England in March 1912, he took the whole family with him. When the time came for them to return home to Canada, they booked First Class tickets for Titanic's maiden voyage, boarding the ship in Southampton on the morning of April 10th, 1912. The maiden voyage included stop-offs in Northern France and Southern Ireland but nothing in Spain.

From Quiz Titanic: Postal Clerks

Answer: 3

William Gwinn was from Asbury, New Jersey. John March was from Newark, New Jersey. Oscar Woody was last resided in Clifton, Virginia.

From Quiz "WHO SAID IT?"--Famous Quotes from the Titanic

Answer: Thomas Andrews

While the ship sat motionless, Captain Smith and Thomas Andrews did a fast inspection of the ship and the lower compartments. Andrews explained that the watertight bulkheads were only as high as E Deck and the ship could not float with more than four compartments flooded. Titanic had 5 opened up. Once the water filled the fifth compartment, it would overflow into the sixth and then the seventh and so on. Andrews told the captain, "I give her an hour; maybe an hour and a half at best."

From Quiz Titanic - The Real People On Board

Answer: Allison

Hudson and Bess Allison, along with their two year old daughter Loraine all died because they did not know the whereabouts of their son Trevor.

From Quiz Titanic Crew and Staff

Answer: Herbert J. Pitmman & Herbert Pitman & Herbert J. Pitman &Pittman & Pitman

Herbert J. Pitman manned a lifeboat and survived the disaster.

From Quiz Titanic's Children, Part Two

Answer: Mother/step-brother

Eight-year-old John Davies boarded Titanic as a Second Class passenger in Southampton, England, with his mother, Elizabeth (48), step-brother, Joseph Nicholls (19) and family friend, Maude Sincock (20). Their destination: Houghton, Michigan, USA, to join relatives. John, his mother and Miss Sincock were rescued in Lifeboat Fourteen. Joseph perished. His body was eventually recovered by the cable-ship Mackay-Bennett and he was buried at sea on April 23rd, 1912. John died on December 16th, 1951, aged 48. He was buried in Lake View Cemetery, Calumet, Michigan, USA.

From Quiz Titanic: Postal Clerks

Answer: Southampton

All of the men were staying in Southampton at the time the Titanic set sail.

From Quiz "WHO SAID IT?"--Famous Quotes from the Titanic

Answer: 3rd Officer Pitman

As the lifeboats were being filled, J. Bruce Ismay was shouting orders to load the boats. When he approached 3rd Officer Pitman to load the boats, Pitman said, "I await the commander's orders." Pitman then realized who this "stranger" may have been and asked the captain if he should do what Ismay says. Captain Smith agreed and said to go ahead.

From Quiz Titanic - The Real People On Board

Answer: Dorothy Gibson

The film, only ten minutes long, was released in the US on 16th May 1912.

From Quiz Titanic Crew and Staff

Answer: Henry T. Wilde

Henry T. Wilde did not survive the sinking of the RMS Titanic.

From Quiz Titanic's Children, Part Two

Answer: Dowagiac, Michigan

Mrs Hanna Touma and her two children, Maria (9) and Georges (8), boarded Titanic as Third Class passengers in Cherbourg, France. Their destination: Dowagiac, Michigan, USA, to join their husband and father, Darwis. The family were rescued in Collapsible Lifeboat C. Mr Touma was unaware that his family were aboard Titanic until receiving a message informing him of the sinking and that his family were safe. Georges died on December 9th, 1991, aged 87. He was buried in Crestwood Memorial Gardens, Grand Blanc, Michigan, USA.

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