Complete List of Titanic Survivors

Yes. It presents a modern research roll of 712 named survivors. The page also explains why the British inquiry officially counted 711.

The British inquiry counted 499 passenger survivors and 212 crew survivors, for 711. The modern roll used here contains 500 passengers and 212 crew. Differences arise from the source lists and classification decisions used by historians.

The modern roll contains 500 passengers: 201 first class, 118 second class and 181 third class.

The directory contains 212 crew survivors from the deck, engineering, victualling and restaurant departments.

Yes. The filters can be combined, so you can search within a class or crew group, women or men, children, embarkation ports and biography availability.

Many assignments are disputed, inferred or absent from contemporary records. The optional boat filter is limited to six qualified rosters and does not imply that an unfiltered survivor lacked a lifeboat.

The complete roll is a historical directory. Full biographies are added only when there is enough reliable material to create a useful page rather than a thin placeholder.

The child filter uses under age 14 so it can be compared consistently with the site’s historical class and age discussions.