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Lifeboat 10, the fourth/fifth/sixth boat to be lowered from the port side. Some claim that No. 10 was the last regular wooden lifeboat lowered from the port side. Chief Baker Joughin was near this boat and said that he more or less threw people into it. A woman nearly fell into the sea when trying to board the lifeboat, this may have been Mrs. Hakkarainen, from third class.

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rdf:type	Lifeboat
rdfs:label	Lifeboat 10
rdfs:comment	Lifeboat 10, the fourth/fifth/sixth boat to be lowered from the port side. Some claim that No. 10 was the last regular wooden lifeboat lowered from the port side. Chief Baker Joughin was near this boat and said that he more or less threw people into it. A woman nearly fell into the sea when trying to board the lifeboat, this may have been Mrs. Hakkarainen, from third class.
dcterms:subject	Lifeboats
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Picture	Rms-titanic-southampton-film .jpg
launch time	110.0
Type	Standard
Capacity	65(xsd:integer)
picture description	Port lifeboats of the Titanic
Location	Port aft
next launched	Collapsible C
estimated occupancy at rescue	40(xsd:integer)
estimated occupancy at launch	40(xsd:integer)
previous launched	2(xsd:integer)
abstract	Lifeboat 10, the fourth/fifth/sixth boat to be lowered from the port side. Some claim that No. 10 was the last regular wooden lifeboat lowered from the port side. Chief Baker Joughin was near this boat and said that he more or less threw people into it. A woman nearly fell into the sea when trying to board the lifeboat, this may have been Mrs. Hakkarainen, from third class. "One of the officers pointed at me saying, Room for one more lady. Come on, hurry! As I stepped into the boat, it was already moving downward. I lost my balanced (sic), almost falling between the lifeboat and ship until someone in the lifeboat grabbed my arm and pulled me into a seat. On the way down we stopped at a lower deck and picked up one more lady. Our lifeboat did not return to the spot where the Titanic went down. Our lifeboat reached the Carpathia at 7.30 a. m. We were one of the last boats to be picked up. I finally located Anna Sjöblom, who had knocked on my cabin door to awaken me. We had become separated in the rush to the upper deck and had entered separate lifeboats." The youngest survivor, Millvina Dean, was in this boat together with her mother and brother. Her brother was taken care of by Mrs. Thorneycroft who was with them. There were perhaps seven or eight ladies from first class, possibly 15 or more second class passengers, including Mr. Hosono, who jumped into it at the last moment and possibly ten or twelve third class passengers apart from the four crew in it; a total of perhaps 40 people. When they encountered No. 14 and other boats, the two able seamen, Frank Evans and Edward Buley were transferred to No. 14. On the other hand, ten or twelve others were transferred into the boat from No. 14 and No. 10 arrived at the Carpathia with 50 or so, the last boat but one to be rescued.
is lifeboat of	Barbara West Ellen O'Dwyer Millvina Dean

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