Hudson Joshua Creighton Allison (1881–1912) was a Montréal stockbroker and heir to a prosperous investment firm, whose bold vision propelled him and his young family aboard the RMS Titanic in April 1912. A devoted husband to Bess and father to Loraine (2) and Trevor (11 months), Hudson embodied the era’s entrepreneurial spirit—confident, affluent, and steadfast. When disaster struck, his unwavering refusal to leave his wife and daughter behind cost him his life at age 30. His body was never recovered. Through this collection, his legacy of loyalty and sacrifice endures on the blockchain.

Bessie Waldo Allison (1886–1912) was a radiant Montréal socialite and devoted mother whose grace lit up the Titanic’s first-class salons. Married to stockbroker Hudson Allison, she cherished their children—Loraine (2) and infant Trevor—with fierce tenderness. On that fateful night, Bess refused to board a lifeboat without her husband and daughter, choosing family over survival. At 25, she slipped beneath the waves with them, her body never found. Her quiet courage and unbreakable love live on in this NFT collection.

Hudson Trevor Allison (1911–1929), the infant miracle of the Titanic, was just 11 months old when he boarded the grand liner with his family from Southampton. Cradled in the arms of his nurse, Alice Cleaver, Trevor was whisked to lifeboat 11 amid the chaos, becoming the sole Allison survivor as his parents Hudson and Bess, and sister Loraine, perished in the icy depths. Raised by his aunt and uncle in Canada, his brief life ended tragically at 18 from ptomaine poisoning. In this collection, Trevor's resilient spark endures—a beacon of hope amid loss.