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Was Captain EJ Smith the captain of the Titanic?
Yes.
When was Captain John Smith of the Titanic born?
Captain EJ Smith of Titanic was born on Jan 27, 1922, 1850 .
How old was Captain EJ Smith the he died?
When Captain EJ Smith died on Titanic, he had just turned 62 a few months previously.
Who was the sailer of the Titanic?
Titanic captain was EJ Smith but when she had her collision, Quartermaster Hichens had his hand on the wheel.
Does captian John Smith exist from titanic?
Yes. Captain EJ Smith on Titanic was such a favorite of the White Star Line that he was on the maiden voyages for the Adriatic, the Majestic, the Baltic, the Olympic, and Titanic.
Who was the captain of the Titanic and what was he planning to do when he stopped?
The captain of Titanic was EJ Smith and there is a common story that he planned to retire after the maiden voyage of Titanic but there's nothing to support that.
What does the E J stand for - in Captain E.J. Smith of the Titanic?
The "EJ" in Captain E. J. Smith stands for "Edward John".
What was the captain and band who died on the titanic?
Titanic's captain was EJ Smith and there was no particular name of the BAND, per se, but the bandleader was Wallace Hartley.
Was Captain EJ smith Married?
Captain Smith of Titanic had a wife (and widow) Eleanor Sarah Smith who later moved to London. She died after being knocked down by a taxi there in April 1931.
Did Captain EJ Smith have kids?
Captain Smith of Titanic named his daughter 'Helen Melville Smith' and Helen led an adventurous life. She drove sports cars and became a pilot. She came to the set of 'A Night to Remember' in the winter of 1957-8.
Were there any more captains?
Obviously there were no more captains of Titanic since Capt. EJ Smith died on the sinking ship but there was briefly another captain than commanded the vessel before him. That was Captain Haddock.
How many ships was edward John Smith a captain of?
Captain EJ Smith, who went to New York nine times on Olympic alone, commanded 15 vessels in all which included the maiden voyages for Adriatic, Majestic, Baltic, Olympic, and Titanic. (All the names of his vessels ended with a 'C' except the "Lizzie Fennel").
