Florence Ware
“With nothing on but a nightgown I helped row one of the lifeboats for three hours,” said Mrs Florence Ware of Bristol, England.
“In our boat, there were a lot of women, a steward, and a fireman. None of the men knew anything about managing a small boat, so some of the women took charge. It was cold and I worked hard as I could at rowing until we were picked up. There was nothing to eat or drink on our boat.”
- Miss Millvina Dean (2 February 1912 – 31 May 2009) was the youngest passenger (2months old) and the last survivor of the Titanic (97).
Standard Lifeboat Number 10
1st Class Passengers
ANDREWS, Miss Kornelia Theodosia
FORTUNE, Mrs Mary
FORTUNE, Miss Ethel Flora
FORTUNE, Miss Alice Elizabeth
FORTUNE, Miss Mabel Helen
HOGEBOOM, Mrs Anna Louisa
LONGLEY, Miss Gretchen Fiske
MARVIN, Mrs Mary Graham Carmichael
2nd Class Passengers
ABELSON, Mrs
BALL, Mrs Ada E.
DREW, Mrs Lulu Thorne
DREW, Master Marshall Brines
HOLD, Mrs Annie Margaret
HOSONO, Mr Masabumi
KEANE, Miss Nora Agnes
LUNDIN, Miss Olga Elida
MALLET, Mrs Antonine Marie
MALLET, Master Andre Clement
SINKKONEN, Miss Anna
WARE, Mrs Florence Louise
WEISZ, Mrs Mathilde Françoise
WEST, Mrs Ada Mary
WEST, Miss Constance Mirium
WEST, Miss Barbara Joyce
3rd Class Passengers
DEAN, Mrs Eva Georgetta
DEAN, Master Bertram Vere
DEAN, Miss Elizabeth Gladys “Millvina”
KREKORIAN, Mr Neshan
THORNEYCROFT, Mrs Florence Kate
Crew
BULEY, Mr Edward John
EVANS, Mr Frank Oliver
Total – 31 identified