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TITANIC INQUIRY PROJECT.

THANK YOU'S AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.

Thank You's | Acknowledgmnents | Sources

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First, to the members of the team. Dedication knows no finer example than you ladies and gentlemen. When this project first began we didn't have an accurate idea the size it would be, or the effort it would require. Massive and problematic would be good descriptors. But dedication can overcome any problem there is, and this team went above and beyond to see this project completed.
The members of the TIP team are:

• Bob Bonnell - CAN
• Earl Chapman - CAN
• Mike Disabato - US
• Vera & John Gillespie - US
• Linda Greaves - US
• Jane Hilbert - US
• Robert Ottmers - US
• Stuart Partridge - UK
• Marilyn Powell - US
• Susie Powell - US
• Parks Stephenson - US
• Bruce Trinque - US
• Bill Wormstedt - US

Equally important a thanks to Jo Ann Ottmers, my mom, who spent many hours and days assisting with the different portions of the project as well offering suggestions and providing me with reason when I forgot.

TIP would like to acknowledge the following people who, either actively or inspirationally, assisted with the creation and improvements of this website.

Walter Lord, Michael Hart and Project Gutenberg, Brian Ticehurst, Philip Hind, Heather Moore, Henry Loscher, Jeff Newman, Dave Gittins, John Feeney, Lester Mitcham, Geoff Whitfield, George Behe, Phil Gowan, Mike Herbold, Mike Tennaro, Erik Wood.

To those people who would so willingly share information they've learned about any aspect of this disaster; or any other disaster for that matter. Sometimes the reward might not seem worth the price but it is. Please continue sharing what you have. It's only through sharing that we can all hope to learn to the fullest what happened.

And to anyone missed - Thank you as well!

 

SOURCES

Senate Documents - 62nd Congress - 2nd Session. "Hearings on Titanic disaster to investigate collision of White Star liner with iceberg and rescue of passengers, officers and crew by steamer Carpathia, April 19 - May 25, 1912." Document No. 726 (1,163 pages)

Senate Documents - 62nd Congress - 2nd Session. "The Titanic Disaster. Speech of Hon. William Alden Smith." 28, May, 1912. Document No. 850. (39 pages.)

Senate Documents - 62nd Congress - 2nd Session. "Report of Investigation into loss of British White Star liner Titanic, 2 pts., with list of crew and passengers. (92 pages.)

Senate Documents - 62nd Congress - 2nd Session. "Loss of the steamship Titanic: Report of a Formal Investigation into the circumstances attending the foundering on April 15, 1912, of the British steamship 'Titanic,' of Liverpool, after striking ice in or near latitude 41 46' N., Longitude 50 14' W., North Atlantic Ocean, as conducted by the British Government. Document No. 933. (88 pages.)

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers, 1913 - "Return of the expenses incurred by the Board of Trade and other government departments in connection with the loss of the Titanic" Command Paper "Cd. 6738" (4 pages.)

In the Wreck Commissioner's Court: Proceedings before the Right Hon. Lord Mersey, on the Formal Investigation Ordered by the Board of Trade Into the Loss of the SS 'Titanic.'" Printed for His Majesty's Stationary Office by Jas. Truscott and Son, Ltd. (959 pages + 18 pages of appendices)

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers, 1912-13. "The Report of the Inquiry into the Loss of the Titanic." Command Paper Cd. 6352. (74 pages)

Eaton, John P. & Haas, Charles A. "Titanic: Triumph and Tragedy." W. W. Norton

Eaton, John P. & Haas, Charles A. "Titanic: A Journey Through Time." W. W. Norton

Kuntz, Tom. "The Titanic Disaster Hearings." Pocket Books.

Wade, Wyn Craig. "Titanic: End of a Dream." Rawson, Wade.

United States Senate Historical Office: Library of Congress.

 

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