Guarantee Group
Though the nine-member guarantee group were given passenger accommodation, they were also regarded as members of the crew. Headed by the ship's designer, Thomas Andrews, the group's responsibility was to accompany the ship on her maiden voyage to oversee any unfinished work or find and fix any problems that might arise during the voyage.
| Name | Age | Class | Hometown | Boarded | Position | Lifeboat | Body |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Andrews, Mr. Thomas | 39 | First | Belfast, Ireland | Belfast | Shipbuilder | -- | -- |
| Campbell, Mr. William Henry | 21 | Second | Belfast, Ireland | Belfast | Joiner | -- | -- |
| Chisholm, Mr. Roderick Robert Crispin | 40 | First | Belfast, Ireland | Belfast | Draughtsman | -- | -- |
| Cunningham, Mr. Alfred Fleming | 21 | Second | Belfast, Ireland | Belfast | Fitter | -- | -- |
| Frost, Mr. Anthony Wood "Artie" | 37 | Second | Belfast, Ireland | Belfast | Fitter | -- | -- |
| Knight, Mr. Robert J. | 39 | Second | Belfast, Ireland | Belfast | Fitter | -- | -- |
| Parkes, Mr. Francis "Frank" | 21 | Second | Belfast, Ireland | Belfast | Plumber | -- | -- |
| Parr, Mr. William Henry Marsh | 29 | First | Belfast, Ireland | Belfast | Electrician | -- | -- |
| Watson, Mr. Ennis Hastings | 15 | Second | Belfast, Ireland | Belfast | Electrician's Apprentice | -- | -- |
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