Ms. Bailey Kingsley Madison
RAMC member | Voluntary Aid Detachment-4327.5.1895
Biography
Bailey Kinglsey Madison, (aged 21), boarded the H.M.H.S Britannic as a nurse. She previously was on the R.M.S. Titanic, which she lived on Lifeboat 2, going on to live a life to the age of 89.
She was born in 1895 to a fairly wealthy family inside of Southampton, attending Granthill School For Boys & Girls, where she grew an interest towards both ocean liners and trains. Her sister, who was 17 in 1904, was a stewardess for the White Star Liner, R.M.S. Baltic. She eventually decided to also follow in her path. She additionally boarded Titanic on her voyage to America to see some of her family when she sank, surviving on Lifeboat 2.
She became a stewardess in January 1914, yet she also had a good knowledge of the human body and medicine. After World War 1, she became a nurse and boarded the H.M.H.S. Britannic as a nurse.
She was born in 1895 to a fairly wealthy family inside of Southampton, attending Granthill School For Boys & Girls, where she grew an interest towards both ocean liners and trains. Her sister, who was 17 in 1904, was a stewardess for the White Star Liner, R.M.S. Baltic. She eventually decided to also follow in her path. She additionally boarded Titanic on her voyage to America to see some of her family when she sank, surviving on Lifeboat 2.
She became a stewardess in January 1914, yet she also had a good knowledge of the human body and medicine. After World War 1, she became a nurse and boarded the H.M.H.S. Britannic as a nurse.