He had quietly booked a cabin one deck below for his lover, 24-year-old Berthe Mayne, under the pseudonym Mrs. The family was still trying to redeem its reputation when the Titanic set sail on April 10, 1912.īut Baxter was keeping a secret from his family. Titanic by Alan Hustak, 1998, Véhicule Press edition, in English.

Quigg Baxter was a 24-year-old hockey player from Montreal who was travelling with his mother and sister in the second most expensive cabin on the Titanic – next door to Bruce Ismay, chairman and managing director of the White Star Line.īaxter’s father, a private banker, died years earlier after serving prison time for defrauding his own bank. Some say they are the true Titanic love story – a well-to-do young man from Montreal and the cabaret singer from Belgium.

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