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My name is Raymond John Mulhall, or RJ as I like to be called.

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This history of events came from the book, A Night to remember, by Walter Lord, which was made into a cracking film of the same name in 1958

10 April 1912

12 noon:Leaves Southampton dock;narrowly escapes collision with American liner NEW YORK.Some people take this as a omen and as quoted from a crew man, "I'm not staying aboard a god cursed ship,I'm jumping off in the next port"

7.00pm:Stops at Cherbourg for passengers.

9.00pm:Leaves Cherbourg for Queenstown(renamed Cobh)

11 April 1912

12.30pm:Stops at Queenstown for passengers and Mail.One crewman deserts.

2.00pm:Leaves Queenstown for New York, carrying 1,316 passengers and 891 crew.

14 April 1912

9.00am:CARONIA reports ice latitude 42' N from longitude 49' to 51' W.

1.42pm:BALTIC reports ice latitude 41' 51' N, longitude
49' 52' W.

1.45pm:
AMERIKA reports ice latitude 41' 27' N, longitude 50' 8' W.

7.00pm:
Temperature 43 dregees.

7.30pm:
Temperature 39 degrees.
CALIFORNIAN reports ice latitude 42' 3' N, longitude 49' 9' W

9.00pm:
Temperature 33 degrees.

9.30pm:
Second Officer Lightoller warns carpenter and engine room to watchfresh water supply-may freeze up;warns crows nest to watch for ice.

9.40pm:
MESABA reports ice latitude 42' N to 41' 25' N,
longitude 49' to 50' 30' W.

10.00pm:
Temperature 32 degrees.

10.30pm:
Temperature of sea down to 31 degrees.

11.00pm:
CALIFORNIAN warns of ice,but cut off before she gives location.

11.40:
Collides with iceberg latitude 41' 46' N, longitude 50' 14' W.

15 April 1912

12.05am:
Orders are given to uncover the boats,muster the crew and passengers.

12.15am:
First wireless call for help

12.45am:
First rocket fired.
First lifeboat lowered,No.7.

1.40am:
Last rocket fired.

2.05am:
last lifeboat lowered,Collapsible D.

2.10am:
Last wireless signals sent.

2.18am:
Lights fail.

2.20am:
The R.M.S titanic founders

3.30am:
CARPATHIA's rockets sighted by boats.

4.10am:
First boat,No.2, picked up by CARPATHIA.

8.30am:
Last boat,No.12,picked up.

8.50am:
CARPATHIA heads for New York with 705 suvivors

All upon the water

Across the Atlantic, no falter

Her voyage true

She sank into the blue

This poem was sent to me by a Simon Croby
Hmm quite nice simon

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