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In 1940, Helen Loraine Kramer claimed that she was in fact Loraine Allison, a member of a wealthy family and the only child first or second class believed to have died aboard the Titanic. In 2013, The Loraine Allison Identification Project's DNA discovery put Kramer's claims to rest.
After 30 years on campus, the cooperative was shut down in 2021; but after a temporary reopening last month, students are eager to start it up again
Genealogy is the term used to define the study of one’s ancestors. In particular, genealogists seek to identify who is related to whom in the various
In 1940, Helen Loraine Kramer claimed that she was in fact Loraine Allison, a member of a wealthy family and the only child first or second class believed to have died aboard the Titanic. In 2013, The Loraine Allison Identification Project put Kramer's claims to rest.
Five men discuss their decision to change their surnames after marriage and some of the reactions they faced from friends and family members.