How Many Second Class Passengers Died on the Titanic?

Have you ever wondered about the fate of the second class passengers aboard the Titanic? As a history lover with a keen interest in the stories that shaped our past, I find myself drawn to uncovering these lesser-known tales.

This article will shed light on how many second class passengers died on the Titanic on that tragic night. Join me as we explore this part of history together, offering insights that are not only engaging but also serve as a tribute to those who were lost.

Key Points:
Total Second Class Passengers: Approximately 284
Died: Around 173
Percentage Loss: 58% of second class passengers died

List Of Second Class Passengers Who Died on the Titanic

Ever wondered who among the hundreds of second-class passengers on the Titanic never got to see their dreams of a new life in America unfold?

How Many Second Class Teenagers Died on the Titanic

Discover the heartbreaking toll the disaster took on young lives, the number of second-class teenagers whose futures were cut short.

Name	Age	Boarded
Mr Edgar Andrew	17	Southampton
Mr Percy Bailey	15	Southampton
Mr Percy Deacon	18	Southampton
Mr William Dibden	18	Southampton
Miss Elsie Doling	18	Southampton
Mr Arne Fahlstrøm	18	Southampton
Mr Joseph Fillbrook	18	Southampton
Miss Marta Hiltunen	18	Southampton
Miss Bertha Ilett	17	Southampton
Mr Thomas Mudd	16	Southampton
Mrs Adele Nasser	14	Cherbourg
Mr Clifford Parker	17	Southampton
Mr Reginald Rogers	18	Southampton
Mr George Sweet	14	Southampton

List of Second Class Young Adults Who Died on the Titanic

Just on the cusp of adulthood, their futures brimming with potential. Explore the heartbreaking number of second-class young adults who lost their lives on the Titanic.

Name	Age	Boarded
Mr Samuel Abelson	30	Cherbourg
Mr Augustus Aldworth	34	Southampton
Mr Frank Andrew	25	Southampton
Mr William Angle	32	Southampton
Mr Charles Baimbrigge	22	Southampton
Mr Frederick Banfield	28	Southampton
Mr Henry Beauchamp	28	Southampton
Mr William Berriman	23	Southampton
Mr William Botsford	25	Southampton
Mr James Bracken	29	Southampton
Mr William Brailey	24	Southampton
Mr Roger Bricoux	20	Southampton
Mr José Brito	32	Southampton
Mr Kurt Bryhl	25	Southampton
Mr Reginald Butler	25	Southampton
Mr William Campbell	21	Belfast
Mr William Carbines	19	Southampton
Mrs Sara Chapman	28	Southampton
Mr Charles Clarke	29	Southampton
Mr John Clarke	28	Southampton
Mr Reginald Coleridge	29	Southampton
Mr Erik Collander	27	Southampton
Mr Harvey Collyer	31	Southampton
Mrs Irene Corbett	30	Southampton
Mrs Mary Corey	30	Southampton
Mr Henry Cotterill	20	Southampton
Mr Alfred Cunningham	21	Belfast
Mr Charles Davies	19	Southampton
Mr Sebastiano Del Carlo	29	Cherbourg
Mr Albert Denbuoy	25	Southampton
Mrs Ada Doling	34	Southampton
Mr George Eitemiller	25	Southampton
Mr Ingvar Enander	21	Southampton
Mr Joseph Fynney	35	Southampton
Mr Shadrach Gale	33	Southampton
Mr William Gaskell	19	Southampton
Mr Laurence Gavey	26	Southampton
Mr Ralph Giles	24	Southampton
Mr Edgar Giles	21	Southampton
Mr Frederick Giles	20	Southampton
Mr John Gill	24	Southampton
Mr William Gillespie	31	Southampton
Mr Hans Givard	30	Southampton
Mr Reginald Hale	30	Southampton
Mr Wallace Hartley	33	Southampton
Mr Lewis Hickman	30	Southampton
Mr Leonard Hickman	24	Southampton
Mr Stanley Hickman	20	Southampton
Mr Richard Hocking	23	Southampton
Mr Ambrose Hood Jr	21	Southampton
Mr John Hume	21	Southampton
Mr George Hunt	33	Southampton
Mr Clifford Jefferys	24	Southampton
Mr Ernest Jefferys	22	Southampton
Mr Stephen Jenkin	32	Southampton
Mr Sinai Kantor	34	Southampton
Mrs Claire Karnes	28	Southampton
Mr Daniel Keane	35	Queenstown
Mr Georges Krins	23	Southampton
Mr Johan Kvillner	31	Southampton
Father William Lahtinen	35	Southampton
Mrs Anna Lahtinen	34	Southampton
Mr John Lamb	30	Queenstown
Mr Joseph Laroche	25	Cherbourg
Mr Robert Leyson	25	Southampton
Mr Jean-Noël Malachard	25	Cherbourg
Mr Serafino Mangiavacchi	30	Cherbourg
Mr William Matthews	23	Southampton
Mr Arthur McCrae	32	Southampton
Mr James McCrie	32	Southampton
Mr August Meyer	31	Southampton
Father Juozas Montvila	27	Southampton
Mr Nicholas Nasser	28	Cherbourg
Mr Michel Navratil	32	Southampton
Mr Israel Nesson	26	Southampton
Mr Joseph Nicholls	19	Southampton
Mr Robert Norman	27	Southampton
Dr Alfred Pain	23	Southampton
Mr Francis Parkes	21	Belfast
Mr Frederick Pengelly	19	Southampton
Mr Martin Ponesell	24	Southampton
Mr Franz Pulbaum	27	Cherbourg
Mr Peter Renouf	33	Southampton
Mrs Lillian Renouf	30	Southampton
Mr Emile Richard	23	Cherbourg
Mr Augustus Schmidt	21	Southampton
Mr Charles Sedgwick	28	Southampton
Mr Percival Sharp	27	Southampton
Mr Richard Slemen	35	Southampton
Mr Samuel Sobey	25	Southampton
Mr Philip Stokes	25	Southampton
Mr George Swane	19	Southampton
Mr Percy Taylor	32	Southampton
Mr Moses Troupiansky	23	Southampton
Mr William Turpin	29	Southampton
Mrs Dorothy Turpin	26	Southampton
Mr William Ware	23	Southampton
Mr Ennis Watson	19	Belfast
Mr Edwin Wheeler	24	Southampton
Mr John Woodward	32	Southampton
Miss Henriette Yvois	24	Southampton

List of Second Class Adults Who Died on the Titanic

Doctors, teachers, shopkeepers – everyday people with dreams and families. Learn the names of some second-class adults who perished in the disaster.

Name	Age	Boarded
Mr John Ashby	57	Southampton
Reverend Robert Bateman	51	Southampton
Mr Solomon Bowenur	42	Southampton
Mr Thomas Brown	60	Southampton
Father Thomas Byles	42	Southampton
Mrs Karolina Byström	40	Southampton
Father Ernest Carter	54	Southampton
Mrs Lilian Carter	45	Southampton
Mr Charles Chapman	52	Southampton
Mr John Chapman	36	Southampton
Mr William Douton	55	Southampton
Mr James Drew	42	Southampton
Mr Harry Faunthorpe	41	Southampton
Mr Stanley Fox	38	Southampton
Mr Anthony Frost	38	Belfast
Miss Annie Funk	38	Southampton
Mr Harry Gale	38	Southampton
Mr William Gilbert	47	Southampton
Mr Samuel Greenberg	52	Southampton
Mr William Harbeck	44	Southampton
Reverend John Harper	39	Southampton
Mr Walter Harris	44	Southampton
Mr Benjamin Hart	47	Southampton
Mr Samuel Herman	49	Southampton
Mr Samuel Hocking	36	Southampton
Mr Henry Hodges	50	Southampton
Mr Stephen Hold	44	Southampton
Mr Sidney Jacobsohn	42	Southampton
Mr Denzil Jarvis	47	Southampton
Father Charles Kirkland	52	Queenstown
Mr Robert Knight	39	Belfast
Mr René Lévy	36	Southampton
Mr Charles Louch	50	Southampton
Mrs Alice Louch	42	Southampton
Mrs Mary Mack	57	Southampton
Mr Albert Mallet	45	Cherbourg
Mr Frank Maybery	36	Southampton
Mr Peter McKane	46	Southampton
Mr Jacob Milling	48	Southampton
Dr Ernest Moraweck	54	Southampton
Mr Henry Morley	38	Southampton
Mr Richard Otter	38	Southampton
Mr René Pernot	39	Cherbourg
Father Josef Peruschitz	41	Southampton
Mr Escott Phillips	42	Southampton
Mr David Reeves	36	Southampton
Mr Ernst Sjöstedt	59	Southampton
Mr Samuel Stanton	42	Cherbourg
Mr James Veal	40	Southampton
Mr John Ware	45	Southampton
Mr Léopold Weisz	37	Southampton
Mr Edwy West	36	Southampton

List of Second class older adults who died on the Titanic

Seasoned travelers, parents, grandparents – second-class passengers whose wisdom and love vanished with the ship. Discover their names.

Name	Age	Boarded
Mr Benjamin Howard	63	Southampton
Mrs Ellen Howard	61	Southampton
Mr John Lingane	61	Queenstown
Mr Henry Mitchell	71	Southampton
Mr Thomas Myles	63	Queenstown
Mr Edward Wheadon	65	Southampton

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FAQs

Which class died the most on the Titanic?

The class with the highest number of casualties was Third Class. A significant number of third-class passengers lost their lives, primarily due to having less access to lifeboats and being located on lower decks.

What did 2nd class look like on Titanic?

Second Class on the Titanic was quite comfortable, resembling first-class accommodations on other ships. Passengers enjoyed well-decorated cabins, a spacious dining room, and access to amenities like a library and smoking rooms.

Who got off the Titanic before it sailed?

A few passengers disembarked from the Titanic before it set sail for its final journey. These included some journalists who were aboard only for the initial trip from Belfast to Southampton and people like Father Francis Browne, who left after receiving a message preventing his further travel.