Name	Lifeboat from Titanic	Lifeboat to Carpathia	Confidence Level
Williams, Mr Walter John	13	13	5.00

A letter from Mr. Williams to Ed Kamuda of the Titanic Historical Society was published in Commutator #5, June 1964:
   "It did not take me long to reach the Boat Deck again, only to find that No. 11 boat was just about to lower away, and I was left on deck.  I looked all along the starboard side, and it appeared as if all boats had gone.  I turned around to see if No. 13 Boat was there.  Yes it's still there; an officer giving orders, and shouting 'Any more women and children?'  Some came and got into the lifeboat.  The officer shouted 'Lower Away'.  I could see there was room for more in that boat, so I made a rush and leaped over the ship's side, and I practically fell in -- that is how I saved myself.
    The boat was lowered to the water, when we cast off the falls and rowed away.  We did not pull far, but just ''laid to.' "

Although Williams did not mention #15 coming down on top of them, we had no other information to refute his claim he was in #13.