Titanic Embarkation
Boards Titanic at Cherbourg for an urgent return journey to the United States.
Follow Margaret Brown through 22 dated historical records for United States of America.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Boards Titanic at Cherbourg for an urgent return journey to the United States.
Takes passage on Titanic after receiving news that her first grandchild is ill in the United States.
Travels as a first-class passenger aboard Titanic during the maiden Atlantic voyage.
Is aboard Titanic when the liner strikes the iceberg late on 14 April.
Rows with the occupants of lifeboat 6 as the boat approaches Carpathia.
Boards Carpathia after being rescued with the occupants of lifeboat 6.
Helps organise assistance for fellow survivors after being rescued by Carpathia.
Challenges Quartermaster Robert Hichens during disagreements over rowing and whether the boat should return.
Helps other passengers during the evacuation before entering a lifeboat herself.
Uses her organisational skills and language ability to assist distressed survivors aboard Carpathia.
Encourages the occupants of lifeboat 6 during the cold wait for rescue.
Boards lifeboat 6 during Titanic's evacuation from the port side.
Leaves Titanic in lifeboat 6 under the command of Quartermaster Robert Hichens.
Helps row lifeboat 6 as its occupants move away from the sinking Titanic.
Argues that lifeboat 6 should return toward the wreck area to search for people in the water.
Begins helping fellow Titanic survivors soon after reaching Carpathia.
Escapes Titanic aboard lifeboat number 6 and helps other survivors during the disaster.
Helps raise money aboard Carpathia for Titanic survivors who lost possessions in the sinking.
Helps organize a committee of survivors to provide practical assistance to people rescued from Titanic.
Continues relief work among Titanic survivors while Carpathia proceeds toward New York.
Continues assisting survivors as Carpathia approaches New York and arrangements are made for disembarkation.
Joins the survivors' committee in honoring Captain Rostron with a silver loving cup after the rescue.
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