R.M.S. Titanic- Hoyt Passenngers

Frederick Maxfield Hoyt

Frederick Maxfield Hoyt (38) of New York, NY travelled with his wife Jane Anne
(35). Their eventual destination was to be Stamford, CT. The couple boarded the
Titanic at Southampton and were rescued together in Collapsible D.

In his later years, he was a member of the Larchmont Yacht Club, the same club in
which fellow survivor, Harry Anderson, was also a member.

Newspaper Account of Their Titanic Misfortunes & of Miraculous Survival
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Mrs Frederick Maxfield Hoyt

Mrs Frederick Maxfield Hoyt (Jane Ann Forby) (35) of New York, NY travelled
with her husband Frederick Maxfield Hoyt (38). Their eventual destination was to be
Stamford, CT.

The couple boarded the Titanic at Southampton and were rescued together in
Collapsible D.

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William F. Hoyt

Mr William F. Hoyt was a former resident of Cleveland, Ohio and the son of Charles
E. Hoyt. He had been the captain of the Lakeside Bicycle Club and was also
connected with the Lozier Bicycle Company. William Hoyt was connected with the
Sterling & Welch, Co. and was a resident of New York City. He had been going to
Europe for several years as a buyer for the Houghton, Lee & Hoyt Company. He was
returning from Europe on one of these trips, boarding the Titanic in Cherbourg and
travelling in first class.

William Hoyt was heavily built and the survivors of Boat 14 struggled to haul him out
of the water. He was bleeding from the nose and mouth, and probably suffered injuries
from depth pressure. Fifth Officer Lowe reported "After we got him in the boat we
took his collar off so as to give him more chance to breathe, but unfortunately,
he died. He was too far gone when we picked him up." He was buried at sea by
sailors from the Carpathia. His brother travelled to Washington, DC to ask crew
members if they knew anything about his brother but without success.

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