What happened to Molly Brown after titanic?

Answer 1

Molly Brown was the wife of a miner who made a fortune in silver mining in Colorado. She sailed on the Titanic, was one of the survivors, was instrumental in saving other passengers, and thereafter became know as The Unsinkable Molly Brown.

Answer 2

She managed to keep an entire lifeboat full of people entertained and calm, while rowing the boat herself - she even gave away her coat to a shivering woman (the temperature was in the mid-20's).

Answer 3

Died

No she didn't die, she survived the sinking- travelling in Lifeboat no.6, she persuaded it's commander Quartermaster Hitchens (who had been actually at the wheel of the Titanic when she struck the iceberg) to return to look for survivors, thought they found nobody alive.

She testified at the official Enquiry into the disaster, and lived until the age of 65, dying on 26th October 1932.

Answer 4

Becoming famous after the Titanic disaster helped promote a number of interests she was involved in. She later got into acting. JJ Brown, Margaret Brown's husband who was separated with her years before the sinking, passed away on September 5, 1922. Their spending habits dwindled the estate to a point that by the time of her death, it was worth just over $100,000 in today's dollars.

Answer 5

Becoming famous after the Titanic disaster helped promote a number of interests she was involved in. She later got into acting. JJ Brown, Margaret "Molly" Brown's husband who was separated with her years before the sinking, passed away on September 5, 1922. Their spending habits dwindled the estate to a point that by the time of her death, it was worth just over $100,000 in today's dollars.

Answer 6

She some how escaped the sea's clutches (with several people with her) used a raft to get to shore

Answer 7

yes she did and lived for quiet a time afterwards

Answer 8

Molly Brown escaped from the Titanic on a lifeboat.

Answer 9

she was rescued by another ship

Answer 10

Molly brown did stay at the stanly hotel