Titanic First Class Passengers - WIDENER, Mrs Eleanor
- Age: 50
- Residence: Elkins Park, Pennsylvania
- Embarked: Cherbourg (list) on Wednesday, 10th April, 1912
- Ticket Number: 113503
- Fare Paid: £211 10s 0d
- Destination: Elkins Park, Pennsylvania
- Survived: Yes (list)
- Lifeboat Number: 4
- Body Number:
- Location Buried:
Eleanor Widener was traveling with her husband, George Dunton Widener, and the couple's son, Harry Elkins Widener, and they all boarded Titanic at Cherbourg, on Wednesday, 10th April, 1912, bound for Elkins Park, Pennsylvania.
Also traveling with the Widener contingent was Edwin Herbert Keeping, George Dunton Widener's valet, and Amalie Henriette Gieger, Eleanor Widener's maid.
George Dunton Widener, Harry Elkins Widener, and Edwin Herbert Keeping were all lost in the sinking, and only the body of Edwin Herbert Keeping was recovered and identified. Eleanor Widener and Amalie Henriette Gieger both managed to board lifeboat 4, and survived the sinking.
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