Wales according to the 1901 census. On her return to Australia she was heralded as a heroine, calling first at the Semaphore, South Australia anchorage on 2 November 1912, on board the White Star liner the Irishman, on which her husband also served as ship's doctor, and so was subsequently bound to continue on to its final destination of Sydney, arriving 14 November, before disembarking on the 15th following a day's quarantine. Her husband took up residence as a doctor in South Australia and they moved into a new apartment in Ruthven Mansions on Pulteney Street. Later they moved to Wallaroo, South Australia, living and working there for 15 months before finally moving to Bondi, Sydney, where her husband continued work as a Doctor. Evelyn died on 30 August 1938, with her husband passing away soon after and they were both buried at Waverley Cemetery, Sydney. They had no children. Their grave was unmarked until 5 October 2000, when a headstone was finally erected on their gravesite. References External links Evelyn Marsden biography Titanic Ship Crew 1883 births 1938 deaths RMS Titanic's crew and passengers Burials at Waverley Cemetery British Merchant Navy personnel Australian expatriates in England RMS Titanic survivors