No. John Jacob Astor was the wealthiest passenger on board the Titanic and, as well as his wife Madeleine Astor, his party included his servant, his wife's maid and nurse, and his pet Airedale, Kitty. At 11:40 p.m. on April 14, 1912 the Titanic hit an iceberg and began sinking. At first Astor did not believe the ship was in any serious danger, but later he helped his wife into a lifeboat. He asked if he could join her, mentioning her "delicate condition" (she was five months pregnant at the time), but the officer in charge told him not until all the women and children were away. Astor reportedly stood back and asked for the lifeboat number, then, after lighting a cigarette, he tossed his gloves to Madeleine. She survived.
John Jacob Astor IV's body was recovered by the steamer Mackay-Bennett on April 22 not far from the sinking. It was determined that he was killed by a funnel which had fallen, as his body was crushed beyond recognition and covered in soot. He was identified by a monogrammed handkerchief.
He was crushed by a steam pole. John Jacob Astor was the wealthiest passenger on board the Titanic and, as well as his wife Madeleine Astor, his party included his servant, his wife's maid and nurse, and his pet Airedale, Kitty. At 11:40 p.m. on April 14, 1912 the Titanic hit an iceberg and began sinking. At first Astor did not believe the ship was in any serious danger, but later he helped his wife into a lifeboat. He asked if he could join her, mentioning her "delicate condition" (she was five months pregnant at the time), but the officer in charge told him not until all the women and children were away. Astor reportedly stood back and asked for the lifeboat number, then, after lighting a cigarette, he tossed his gloves to Madeleine. She survived. John Jacob Astor IV's body was recovered by the steamer Mackay-Bennett on April 22 not far from the sinking:
John Jacob Astor was the wealthiest passenger on board the Titanic and, as well as his wife Madeleine Astor, his party included his servant, his wife's maid and nurse, and his pet Airedale, Kitty. At 11:40 p.m. on April 14, 1912 the Titanichit an iceberg and began sinking. At first Astor did not believe the ship was in any serious danger, but later he helped his wife into a lifeboat. He asked if he could join her, mentioning her "delicate condition" (she was five months pregnant at the time), but the officer in charge told him not until all the women and children were away. Astor reportedly stood back and asked for the lifeboat number, then, after lighting a cigarette, he tossed his gloves to Madeleine. She survived. John Jacob Astor IV's body was recovered by the steamer Mackay-Bennett on April 22 not far from the sinking:
No, he died but his wife survived because the wives and children had to get off first. John Jacob Astor was the wealthiest passenger on board the Titanic and, as well as his wife Madeleine Astor, his party included his servant, his wife's maid and nurse, and his pet Airedale, Kitty. At 11:40 p.m. on April 14, 1912 the Titanic hit an iceberg and began sinking. At first Astor did not believe the ship was in any serious danger, but later he helped his wife into a lifeboat. He asked if he could join her, mentioning her "delicate condition" (she was five months pregnant at the time), but the officer in charge told him not until all the women and children were away. Astor reportedly stood back and asked for the lifeboat number, then, after lighting a cigarette, he tossed his gloves to Madeleine. She survived.
John Jacob Astor IV's body was recovered by the steamer Mackay-Bennett on April 22 not far from the sinking.
J.J. Astor died in the sinking, but his wife survived.
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John Jacob Astor, of the Astor fur-trading family, went down with the ship.
John Jacob Astor died on the Titanic. His wife, Madeleine Astor (who was with child at the time) survived, along with her maid and nurse.
John Jacob Astor was 47 (He died) and Madeleine was 19 at the time.
The richest person on the titanic was John Jacob Astor he died but his Pregnant wife survived
42 year old John Jacob Astor who was travelling with his 18 year old second-wife Madelene
John Jacob Astor IV, he drowned
No. His wife and dog did, though.
John Jacob Astor IV was sailing on Titanic to New York City.
John Jacob Astor, of the Astor fur-trading family, went down with the ship.
John Jacob Astor died on the Titanic. His wife, Madeleine Astor (who was with child at the time) survived, along with her maid and nurse.
John Jacob Astor was 47 (He died) and Madeleine was 19 at the time.
The richest person on the titanic was John Jacob Astor he died but his Pregnant wife survived
42 year old John Jacob Astor who was travelling with his 18 year old second-wife Madelene
John Jacob Astor, 1st class, died
No, he was not he was a passenger.
John Jacob Astor was the richest man on the ship. He and his wife Madeline, were on their honeymoon when the Titanicsank. Madeline was saved since she was 5 months pregnant, but her husband did not survive
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