Charles Henry Davies - Titanic Second Class Passenger
Charles Henry Davies was travelling aboard Titanic as a second class passenger. He was travelling with a group of people consisting of Percy William Deacon, William Dibden, Ambrose Hood and brothers Leonard Mark Hickman, Lewis Hickman and Stanley George Hickman. They were travelling to Manitoba, where presumably Charles Henry Davies was to live and work.
He was born in 1893 in Bramshaw, Hampshire, United Kingdom.
He boarded Titanic on 10th April 1912 at Southampton.
Charles Henry Davies was lost in the Titanic disaster. His body is not known to have been recovered. .
At St Peter's Church, Bramshaw, Hampshire there is a memorial plaque fixed to the wall, its surround with the words ”There shall be no more sea, Rev. xxi .1”, with the plaque itself listing the names and ages of the group of people in which Charles Henry Davies sailed aboard Titanic with. It ends with ”All Of this parish, who were lost in the wreck Of The S.S. ”Titanic”, on April 15th 1912, through collision with an Iceberg, In The Atlantic. Erected by parishioners and friends.”
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