Who was the woman that survived in the Titanic?

Answer 1

Four women from first class died. Ida Strauss, Bess Allison, Edith Evans, and Ann Isham. Ida Strauss famously refused to get into the lifeboat without her husband saying "we have been together for 40 years. where you go, i go". Edith Evans was set to board a lifeboat when she pushed another woman, who was younger and had children, to take her place. Bess Allison, her husband Hudson, and daughter Loraine, would not leave the boat without finding their son Trevor, who had already been taken into a lifeboat by his nurse. Nothing is known of the circumstances surrounding Ann Isham's death.

Answer 2

There were 143 First-Class women-and-children that survived Titanic.

There were 58 First-Class men that survived Titanic.

Some of the most famous women include Margaret Brown, Lady Duff-Gordon, and Madeleine Astor.

Answer 3

135 Women, listed as first class passengers boarded lifeboats, and were listed as survivors. This number includes one 13 year old girl, and does not include any children.

There were 199 passengers listed as first class passengers, who survived the Titanic.

There were 329 passengers, total, listed as first class passengers, who originally boarded the Titanic.

Answer 4

There were 143 First-Class women-and-children that survived Titanic. Some of the most famous women include Margaret Brown, Lady Duff-Gordon, and Madeleine Astor.

Answer 5

There were many women who survived the Titanic disaster, but the most famous of them was Molly Brown.

Answer 6

the old women that suvived the titanic is called rose

Answer 7

The most famous female Survivor of Titanic is Margaret Brown but others include Lady Duff-Gordon and Madeleine Astor.

Answer 8

97%.

Answer 9

140