Crew Quarters & Salaries Of The Rms-Titanic

Quarters Of The Crew

Boat Deck:
Starboard side aft the Bridge:
Captain Edward John Smith.
Fourth Officer Joseph Grove Boxhall.
Port side aft the Bridge:
Chief Officer Henry Tingle Wilde.
First Officer William McMaster Murdoch.
Second Officer Charles Herbert Lightoller.
Third Officer Herbert John Pittman.
Fifth Officer Harold Godfrey Lowe.
Sixth Officer James Pell Moody.
Midship - beside the Marconi Room - aft the quarters of the Captain and Officers:
Senior Radio Operator John George Phillips.
Assistant Radio Operator Harold Bride.
C-Deck:
Mid ship on the starboard side in Cabin 39 - close to the Grand Staircase - opposite the Enquiry & Purser's Office: Chief Purser Herbert Walter McElroy.
D-Deck:
Forward, at bow: 108 firemen.
E-Deck:
Forward, at bow: 72 trimmers.
Port side, a bit aft: 44 seamen.
Port side, further aft: 62 Second-Class stewards, 106 saloon waiters, 24 bedroom stewards, miscellaneous cooks and kitchen staff.
Port side just aft of midship: the entire "A la Carte Restaurant" staff.
Towards the stern - with a separate room for their instruments - the members Titanic's orchestra:
Brailey, Mr. W. Theodore [Pianist]
Bricoux, Mr. Roger [Cellist]
Clarke, Mr. John Frederick Preston [Bass Violist]
Hartley, Mr. Wallace Henry [Bandmaster]
Hume, Mr. John Law [First Violinist]
Krins, Mr. Georges [Violinist]
Taylor, Mr. Percy Cornelius [Cellist]
Woodward, Mr. John Wesley [Cellist]
F-Deck:
Forward, at bow: 53 firemen.
Port side, midship: 42 Third-Class stewards.
Starboard side, midship: engineer officers.
Aft among the Third-Class cabins: 5 Postal clerks.
G-Deck:
Forward, at bow: 15 leading firemen, 30 greasers.

Salaries Of The Crew

Captain Edward John Smith: £105 a month.
Chief Officer Henry Tingle Wilde: £25 per voyage.
Sixth Officer James Pell Moody: £8 per voyage.
Radio Operator John George Phillips: £4 and 5 shilling per voyage.
Radio Operator Harold Bride: £2 and 2 shilling and sixpence per voyage.
Chief Purser Herbert Walter McElroy: £20 per month.
Musicians: £4 a month.
Postal Clerks: $1,200 per annum.
Able bodied seamen: £5 a month.
Lookouts: £5 and 5 shilling a month.
Chief Steward: £20 per voyage.
First-Class Stewards: £3 and 15 shilling per voyage.
Stewards: £3 and 10 shilling per voyage.
Stewardesses: £3 per voyage.
Chef Cook: £20 per voyage.
Cooks: £4 and 10 shilling - £7 per voyage.
Butchers and Bakers: £4 and 10 shilling - £6 per voyage.
Scullions: £3 and 10 shilling per voyage.
Chief Engineer: £35 per voyage.
Engineers: £8 and 10 shilling - £11 and 10 shilling per voyage.
Assistant Electricians: £8 per voyage.
Stokers: £6 per voyage.
Trimmers: £5 and 10 shilling per voyage.
Greasers: £6 and 10 shilling per voyage.

Note:
The range of salaries was quite extreme in 1912. In today's money, Captain Smith earned about $72,500 per year while Stewardesses earned only $2,400 per year!