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Quick victims list

Titanic Victims List of Names

This page gives you a clean victims list organized by first class, second class, third class, crew, and children. It is meant to be easy to scan and respectful in tone, with the understanding that Titanic casualty lists can be handled in more or less complete ways by different historical sources.

How many people died? Browse all victim pages See survivor names list
What this page includes A grouped victims list by class, crew, and children
How to use it Start with class or crew, then move into the broader victim pages
Important note This is a selected, readable list rather than a technical casualty roll

Selected victim names by class and crew

This grouped list is designed as a clear starting point. It favors names people commonly search for first and family groups that help explain the scale and pattern of the loss.

First Class Victims

Second Class Victims

Third Class Victims

Crew Victims

Child Victims

Why this is a selected names list

Titanic casualty rolls can be presented in very technical forms, but many people who arrive on a page like this are starting with a simpler question: which names are most closely tied to the story, and how were the losses spread across the ship? That is why this list is arranged for readability rather than as a full archival register. Many of the best-known names now open into fuller biographies as well, so the list can serve as both a quick reference and a starting point for deeper reading.

The best way to use it is to start with the class or crew group that interests you most, then open the related class pages for context. Numbers alone can feel abstract. Grouped names bring the loss back into human scale.

Where to go after the list

The strongest next reads are the death-toll page, the third class victims page, the crew victims page, and the child victims page. Those pages explain why some groups were hit so much harder than others and how the disaster unfolded for people in very different parts of the ship.