Side Menu: Chief Purser Hugh McElroy Introduction 1. Early Life 2. 1891 - 1898 Purser 3. 1899 White Star Line 4. 1903 Maiden Voyages 5. 1906 Majestic 6. 1910 Parrot & Marriage 7. 1911 Olympic 8. 1912 Titanic 9. Evacuation 10. Death and Memorials 11. Legacy and Portrayals 12. Life in Pictures 13. Timeline
Chief Purser Hugh McElroy - Life in Pictures 12 year old Hugh McElroy (Credit: unknown) 16 year old Hugh in 1890 as a priest-in-training at St Mary's Priory, Bodmin, Cornwall. (Source: "Death of a Purser" by Frank McElroy) McElroy circa 1901 aboard the Cymric in his new role as Purser. McElroy in an undated studio photograph. (Courtesy of Joan O'Brien) Hugh McElroy in Purser’s uniform, showing the ribbon for the Transport Medal with the South African clasp, in 1909. (Courtesy of Joan O'Brien) McElroy in an undated photograph. McElroy and his "wireless parrot" as depicted in an article in the The Fort Wayne Sentinel dated 28 Jul 1910. Another photograph of McElroy and possibly his "wireless parrot" aboard the Adriatic in 1910. McElroy on the occasion of his marriage to Barbara, October 1910. McElroy aboard the Olympic in an early 1911 photograph. McElroy aboard the Olympic in the officers group photograph, 1911. McElroy aboard the Olympic in the officers group photograph, 1911. McElroy aboard the Olympic in his white summer uniform, 1911. McElroy aboard the Olympic in his white summer uniform, 1911. McElroy aboard the Olympic in his white summer uniform, 1911. McElroy aboard the Titanic, likely on the 10th April 1912. McElroy aboard the Titanic, 11th April 1912, in the last known photograph of him. A close up newspaper mug shot taken on the 11th of April 1912 on Titanic's starboard boat deck while they were at Queenstown, Ireland. See also... Chief Purser Hugh McElroy Timeline Next... Timeline