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Revision as of 11:31, 19 April 2012
See:
Beattie, McCaffry, Ross
Thomson Beattie, Thomas McCaffry, and John Hugo Ross: Same-Sex Intimacy on the Titanic, 1912
Butt
Archibald Butt: September 26, 1865 – April 15, 1912
- A brief biography of Archie Butt, under construction. (See also Millet, below.)
- A historian's take on the evidence.
Fynney
Joseph J. Fynney: about 1877 - April 15, 1912
- A brief biography of a Liverpool merchant who perished on the Titanic, the the traveling companion and friend of Alfred Gaskell (see below).
Gaskell
Alfred Gaskell: about 1896 - April 15, 2012
- A brief biography of a victim of the Titanic sinking, and the traveling companion and friend of Joseph J. Fynney (see above).
Holmes and Young
Marie Grice Young and Ella Holmes White: Same-Sex Intimacy on the Titanic, 1912
- The intimacy of two women travelers on the Titanic, under construction.
Millet
Francis Davis Millet: November 3,1846-April 15, 1912
- A brief biography of Frank Millet, under construction
Francis Davis Millet Timeline: November 3, 1846 - present
- A chronology of the life and work of artist Frank Millet.
Francis Davis Millet to Alfred Parsons: On Board R.M.S. "Titanic", April 11, 2012
- A letter written from the Titanic.
Jonathan Ned Katz: Francis Davis Millet and Charles Warren Stoddard, 1874-1912
- Provides the context to understand Millet's letters.
Letters of Frank Millet to Charles Warren Stoddard: May 10, 1875 - January 3, 1900
- The love letters of Francis Davis Millet.
Press Release: Frank Millet, Archie Butt, and the Titanic at 100
- See also Butt, above.
Stead
William Thomas Stead: July 5, 1849 – April 15, 1912
- A brief biography of a Titanic victim who played an influential role in the history of the English "gross indecency" law of 1885.