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Forgive my curiosity but why are Master-shipbuilder Thomas Andrews Jr (1873-1912) and Sixth officer James Paul Moody (1887-1912) of the Titanic on this list?

Of both men we know they were onboard the Titanic and both are 2 of the 1496 victims of the sinking. So we know for sure they died during the sinking and that does not make them missing or do they?

Both men bravely met their fate during the sinking and their last moments are known that they both tried to save lifes in their final minutes (Thomas Andrews Jr was last seen trowing deckchairs over-board before he himself jumped over-board and Sixth officer James Paul Moody is claimed to assisted First officer William McMaster Murdoch (1873-1912) with collapible Engelhardt boat A on the starboard side.). — Preceding unsigned comment added by Thomas Andrews Jr (talk • contribs) 15:27, 13 October 2019 (UTC)Reply

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