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Casualties of the RMS Titanic sinking

As of April 14, 1912, 1503 people died as a result of the RMS Titanic sinking. This includes 1st, 2nd, 3rd class and crew. Most of the bodies recovered by the search and resuce teams were interred in the Fairview Cemetery in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.

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1 1st Class

1.1 Died
1.2 Survived

2 2nd Class

2.3 Died
2.4 Survived

3 3rd Class

3.5 Died
3.6 Survived

4 Crew

4.7 Died
4.8 Survived

1st Class

Died

Men: 115
- Allison, Mr H.J.
- Allison, L.
- Thomas Andrews
- Ramon Artagaveytia
- Astor, J.J
Women: 5
- Allison, Mrs H.J.
Children: 0

Survived

Men: 58
Women: 139
Children: 5

2nd Class

Died

Men: 147
- Samson Abelson
Women: 81
Children: 0

Survived

Men: 13
Women: 78
Children: 24

3rd Class

Died

Men: 399?
Women: 81
Children: 53

Survived

Men: 55
Women: 98
Children: 23

Crew

Died

Men: 686
Women: 2

Survived

Men: 189
Women: 21

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