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Thomas Andrews : RMS Titanic Chief Designer : Titanic Victim Thomas Andrews Jr , 39, was born at Ardara House, Comber, Northern Ireland on 7 February 1873, a son of the Right Hon Thomas Andrews and Eliza Pirrie; he was also a nephew of Lord Pirrie, principal owner of Harland Wolff (the builders of the Titanic)
Biography of the late Mr Thomas Andrews - Encyclopedia Titanica 1912 review of Shan F Bullock\'s Biography of Thomas Andrews The story of the life of Mr Thomas Andrews, who went down in the Titanic, to the intense grief of all who knew him, is told ably and sympathetically in this volume by Mr Shan F Bullock, an Ulsterman, whose novels are mainly concerned with his native province
Thomas Andrews Olympic Notes 1911 - Encyclopedia Titanica Thomas Andrews recorded notes for potential improvements during the Olympic’s maiden voyage These notes were intended to enhance the Olympic and be incorporated into the Titanic and Britannic Docking and Propeller Notices: Andrews suggested that the pilot should be on the docking bridge aft when docking or undocking stern first in Southampton
Thomas Andrews Brogue or Lack Thereof - Encyclopedia Titanica He was Thomas Andrews' older brother by just a few years and he was educated at Royal Belfast Academical, so his upbringing was almost identical to his brother His accent is a weird hybrid of standard English with a hint of what sounds like a North Antrim or Kilkeel lilt - coming from Northern Ireland I've never heard an accent quite like this
Telling the Passengers and Crew Immediately Thomas Andrews tells a passenger ("Mr Lucas" ? ) almost the same speech Mr Lucas tells Thomas Andrews "I'm not the panic-ing type " Thomas Andrews does not appear in the 1953 "Titanic" movie, but Captain Smith tells "Richard Sturges" that the ship will sink Richard tells Captain Smith : "Captain, I won't be put off !
Thomas Andrews | Encyclopedia Titanica Message Board Thomas Andrews Jr was born on February 7, 1873, a son of the Right Hon He was the nephew of Lord Pirrie, principal owner of Harland and Wolff (the builders of the Titanic ) In 1884 Andrews entered the Royal Belfast Academical Institution, but at the age of 16 he left school and entered Harland and Wolff shipbuilders as a premium apprentice
Thomas Andrews : Probate - Encyclopedia Titanica ANDREWS Thomas (Junior) [405] 12 August Probate of the Will of Thomas Andrews (Junior) late of Dunallon Windsor Avenue Belfast Ship Builder who died as is believed on or about 15 April 1912, at sea granted at Belfast to John Milne Barbour D L and James Andrews B L Effects £10,615 11s 3d
Mrs Thomas Andrews (Last will and testament) - Encyclopedia Titanica If my eldest daughter Elizabeth Law Barbour Andrews shall survive me I give to the Trustees or Trustee for the time being of the the Indenture of Settlement for her benefit dated the Thirtieth day of June, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Nineteen and made between myself of the one part and John Milne Barbour and James Andrews of the other part
Thomas Andrews family | Encyclopedia Titanica Message Board Mrs Andrews married Henry Peirson Harland (of the Harland Wolff family) and died August 22, 1966 in Northern Ireland at the age of 85 Elizabeth Law Barbour Andrews, the daughter, never married and died in a traffic accident on November 1, 1973 in Ireland There are no living descendants of Thomas Andrews
Book based on Thomas Andrews notebooks - Encyclopedia Titanica Actually, Parks, if I remember correctly, there WAS such a book In fact, on the Harland and Wolfe website (whcre I got my Titanic poster, by the way) they used to offer a copy of the Thomas Andrews 'Olympic notebook' - changes, in his own hand (I think) to be made on the Olympia style ship from the Olympic to Titanic Unfortunately, this was