Titanic) How could we find out if we had a family member aboard the titanic?

Question

I decide to write each of my family member last name down from both side. of the family my grandmother side and my grandfather side and i all so decide to write where they use to live before they moving to the south. its a lot of work I'm going to read about each and everyone who were a passages on the titanic. find out who they married & father a child by its.will take me two month just to write the name down... are is there a easyer way ?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The roster of passengers on the titanic is readily available and it is known who was on the ship.  However, as for the rest of your question, you are going about it all wrong.  Completely backwards.  To do genealogy, you do NOT research people of the past and try to trace them down to you.  You do it the other way around.  You start with yourself and work backwards.  Now, considering the ship sank in 1912, you can figure out which of your ancestors were living at the time as that was barely 100 years ago, and see if any of their names appear on the ship's roster.  Depending on how old you are, it is most likely that your great-grandparents and great-great-grandparents were living at the time.  Anyone before them were likely dead by then, and your grandparents were likely not born yet.  If you are really young (in your 20's or younger) then what I have here is probably off a generation for you, and it would have been your g-g-grandparents and g-g-g-grandparents that were likely alive at the time.

Answer 3

The web site addy posted below is for a complete list of passengers and staff on board the Titanic.

http://www.starway.org/Titanic/Passenger...

Hope this helps.