- time, the
other people in the
lifeboat had lost
patience with
Hichens.
Although Hichens protested,
Denver millionaire Margaret "Molly"
Brown told the...
- Flotilla.
Robert Peverell Hichens was born 2
March 1909, the son of
Doctor Peverell Smythe Hichens and
Constance Sawbridge Hichens. He
spent his
early life...
-
Robert Hichens may
refer to:
Robert Hichens (writer) (1864–1950),
English writer Robert Hichens (sailor) (1882–1940),
quartermaster on the RMS Titanic...
-
broadcaster Robert Hichens (disambiguation),
various people Robert Smythe Hichens (1864–1950),
English writer,
known as
Robert Hichens Robert Hichens (RMS Titanic)...
- posthumously-born son of John Ley
Hichens, army surgeon, and his wife,
Catherine Bacchus (1843–1924), and was
known as Nel
Hichens. His
father became surgeon...
-
Lionel Hichens (born 24
August 1936) is an
English former first-class cricketer. The son of
Lionel Hichens and his wife, Mary
Hermione Hichens (daughter...
- of the "Naughty Nineties".
Hichens was born in
Speldhurst in Kent, the
eldest son of the Rev.
Frederick Harrison Hichens, and his wife
Abigail Elizabeth...
- were met with
opposition from
Quartermaster Robert Hichens, the
crewman in
charge of
lifeboat 6.
Hichens was
fearful that if they were to go back, the lifeboat...
-
Garden of
Allah is a 1904
romantic drama novel by the
British writer Robert Hichens. The
novel was
published by
Methuen and
Company on 13
October 1904 in London...
- put
quartermaster Robert Hichens in
charge of the
lifeboat and
ordered Fleet aboard as well. As they were
lowered away,
Hichens and
American socialite Margaret...
