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How many bodies were recovered when they sent the White Star Line out for the Titanic?
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When the White Star Line sent out ships to retrieve the bodies, 328 were found. Of that number, 119 were buried at sea, and the remainder were brought to Nova Scotia. Of that 209, 150 were buried there.
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Who is the owner of titanic?
The White Star line
Who the company of the Titanic?
Titanic was administered by the White Star Line.
Which company made titanic?
The White Star Line
What company owns the titanic?
The White Star Line.
Who was the Titanic founder?
The Titanic's owner was the British shipping company White Star Line but she was built by Harland & Wolff in Belfast.
What is the White Star in Titanic?
White Star Line - was the company who owned the Titanic.
Who is the owner of titanic?
The White Star line
Who the company of the Titanic?
Titanic was administered by the White Star Line.
Which company made titanic?
The White Star Line
What company owns the titanic?
The White Star Line.
What steamship line built the Titanic?
White Star Line
What is the company name of Titanic?
The White Star Line is the company who owned the Titanic
Who was the Titanic founder?
The Titanic's owner was the British shipping company White Star Line but she was built by Harland & Wolff in Belfast.
Which company was the Titanic built for?
The Titanic was built by Harland and Wolff but built for the White Star Line.
What was the name of the steamship line that the titanic was a part of?
The White Star Line.
Is the white star line the Titanic?
The White Star Line is the shipping company that funded the building and sailing of the Titanic. All of White Star's ships were named with the suffix -ic, hence Titanic, Olympic, Adriatic, Britannic, etc.
What company owned Titanic?
White Star Line. In those days, they didn't have "cruise lines." Rather than frivolous cruises up and down coastlines, these were transatlantic liners. A historically-rich world now in the past. This of course was in the days before air travel, and the only way to travel across oceans.
