First Survivors To Die
| Name | Date of Birth | Date of Death | Age at Time of Disaster | Age at Time of Death | Additional Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nackid, Maria | 1 May 1910 | 30 July 1912 | 70001000000000000001 year, 7002350000000000000350 days | 70002000000000000002 years, 700190000000000000090 days | First Titanic survivor to die, after contracting meningitis |
| Baclini, Eugenie | 1909 | 30 August 1912 | 3 years | 3 years | Died a month after Maria Nackid, also of meningitis |
| Gracie, Col. Archibald IV | 17 January 1859 | 4 December 1912 | 700153000000000000053 years, 700189000000000000089 days | 700153000000000000053 years, 7002322000000000000322 days | Died of health complications he suffered due to the sinking; Gracie wrote one of the first accounts of the sinking by a survivor, The Truth about the Titanic |
| Spencer, Marie Eugenie | 1867 | 26 October 1913 | 45 years | 46–47 years | |
| Frölicher, Maximilian Josef | 24 September 1851 | 22 November 1913 | 700160000000000000060 years, 7002204000000000000204 days | 700162000000000000062 years, 700159000000000000059 days | |
| Andrews, Kornelia Theodosia | 12 August 1849 | 14 December 1913 | 700162000000000000062 years, 7002247000000000000247 days | 700164000000000000064 years, 7002124000000000000124 days | Died of pneumonia |
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