| Name |
Age |
Nationality |
Place-of-Origin--- |
| A |
|||
| ABAS, Mrs. Philip Robert (Beatrice Sanderson) |
26 |
Dutch/British |
New York, NY, USA |
| ABAS, Miss Isabel |
6 |
" |
" |
| ABAS, Miss Beatrice |
2 |
" |
" |
| ABERCROMBY, Mr.
Ralph Frank |
21 |
British |
Cincinnati, OH, USA |
| ABRAMOWITZ,
Mr. Samuel |
36 |
Russian |
Paris, France |
| ACKROYD, Mrs. Hannah (Hannah Hardaker) |
British |
Brooklyn, NY, USA |
|
| ACKROYD, Master Frederick |
3 |
" |
" |
| ADAMS, Mr. Allan H. |
42 |
" |
Winnipeg, Mb., Canada |
| ADAMS, Mrs. Albert E. (Gertrude Pollett) |
25 ? |
" |
Edmonton, Ab., Canada |
| ADAMS, Miss Joan M. |
2 |
" |
" |
| AISTON, Mr.
Joseph |
20 |
" |
Brooklyn, NY, USA |
| AITKEN, Mr. James |
" |
Merritt, B.C., Canada |
|
| AITKEN, Mr. Jarvis (Jarvie, son of James) |
" |
" |
|
| AITKEN, Master Jarvis, Jr. (son of Jarvie) | 7 |
" |
" |
| AITKEN, Miss
Chrissie (daughter of James) |
16 |
" |
" |
| ALLEN, Mr. John |
" |
Philadelphia, PA, USA |
|
| AMORY, Mrs.
Alfred Howard (Phoebe Sledge) |
60 |
" |
Toronto, On., Canada |
| ANDERSON, Mrs. George R. (Margaret Armstrong
Scott) |
30 |
" |
Pittsburgh, PA, USA |
| ANDERSON, Mrs. Rowland (Emily Mary Pybus) |
26 |
" |
Bridgeport, CT, USA |
| ANDERSON,
Miss Barbara Winifred (outside link) Barbara’s married name is McDermott. |
2 |
" |
" |
| ARMITAGE, Mrs. Martin? (Florence
Gertrude Burke) |
27 |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
| ARNOTT, Mr. Robert |
" |
Kearney, NJ, USA |
|
| ARTER, Mr. Joseph
Sydney |
" |
Seattle, WA, USA |
|
| ARTHUR, Mr. George Henry (Herbert?) |
" |
Minneapolis, MN, USA |
|
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| B |
|||
| BAILEY, Mr. Walter George (William) |
53 |
British |
Nelson, B.C., Canada |
| BAILEY, Mrs. Walter George (Jessie Annie
Hanford) |
45 |
" |
" |
| BAILEY, Miss Ivy The Baileys also had a son named Albert Victor, born 1901, who was not on board. |
15 |
" |
" |
| BAKER, Miss Eva Photograph on page 4 of the Saturday, May 8 paper. |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
|
| BANCROFT, Mr. William Blanchard, Jr. |
American |
New York, NY, USA |
|
| BARBER, Miss Constance |
British |
Winnipeg, Mb., Canada |
|
| BARBOUR, Miss Bessie Treated at Queenstown hospital then released. |
" |
Victoria, B.C., Canada |
|
| BARCHARD, Edmund E. |
British |
Columbus, OH, USA |
|
| BARKER, Mrs. Thomas (Martha Ann Bullock) Lived on Atlantic Ave. |
39 |
American |
Trenton, NJ, USA |
| BARKER, Miss Winifred |
9 |
" |
" |
| BARR, Mr. James (John) |
British |
Toronto, On., Canada |
|
| BARR, Mrs. James (Catherine Symington Young) |
40 |
" |
" |
| BARRETT, Miss May Traveled with Kate McDonnell |
25 |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
| BARRY, Mr. Edward |
" |
" |
|
| BARTLETT, Mr. Edmund Thomas |
" |
" |
|
| BAXTER, Mr. William |
" |
Welland, On., Canada |
|
| BAXTER, Mrs. William (Annie E. Ripley) |
" |
" |
|
| BAXTER, Master William |
6 |
" |
" |
| BEATTIE, Rev. James
Anderson |
55 |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
| BEATTIE, Mrs. James Anderson (Margaret White
Dall) |
58 |
" |
" |
| BEATTIE, Mrs. John A. (Grace S.) |
" |
Winnipeg, Mb., Canada |
|
| BEATTIE,
Mr. Allan Martin (son of Grace) |
18 |
" |
" |
| BEAUMONT, Mr. James |
" |
" |
|
| BILBROUGH, Mr. George William |
36 |
" |
Smith Falls, Canada |
| BINGHAM, Miss Alice
Winifred |
35 |
" |
Toronto, On., Canada |
| BIRCHALL, Mr. Henry |
" |
Roslyn, NY(?), USA |
|
| BIRD, Mrs. Lyndon (Rose Holloway) |
36 |
" |
England |
| BOOTH, Mrs. Charles Harry (Emily Eliza Hadfield)
Mrs. Booth died but the 8-month-old baby was picked up out of the water. Mr. Booth had remained at a hotel in Ottawa. The baby was claimed by an aunt in England. |
30 |
" |
Ottawa, On., Canada |
| BOOTH, Master Nigel Frederick |
8-months |
" |
" |
| BOOTH, Mr. John |
" |
Alexandria, VA, USA |
|
| BOOTH-JONES, Mr. Edward |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
|
| BOOTH-JONES, Mrs. Edward (Millichamp Jones) |
" |
" |
|
| BOOTH-JONES, Miss Ailsa Georgina |
8 |
" |
" |
| BOOTH-JONES, Master Percival |
4 |
" |
" |
| BOURKE, Mrs. Mabel Juliet (Mabel Juliet Kegaad) |
" |
Winnipeg, Mb., Canada |
|
| BOYD, Miss Margaret L. |
" |
Hamilton, On., Canada |
|
| BRADDICK, Mr. Sidral William |
" |
Minneapolis, MN, USA |
|
| BRAMMER, Mrs. Richard H. (Elizabeth Jane
Bott) |
32 |
" |
Trenton, NJ, USA |
| BRAMMER, Miss Edith Their home address was given as 5 Charlotte Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey. |
8 |
" |
" |
| BRETHERTON,
Mrs. Cyril Herbert Emanuel (Norah Annie Keating) |
32 |
American |
Santa Monica, CA, USA |
| BRETHERTON, Master Paul |
3 |
" |
" |
| BRETHERTON, Miss Elizabeth |
15-months |
" |
" |
| BRILLY, Mr. Louis Per The New York Times, Sunday, May 9, 1915, page 5, column 1: Brilly’s fiancée was Miss Gertrude Olgarden of 225 West 112th Street, New York City. They planned to be married June 1 after he closed a business deal in London. |
Italian |
New York, NY, USA |
|
| BROWN, Mr. Daniel Taylor |
18 |
British |
Los Angeles, CA, USA |
| BROWNLIE, Mr. Thomas |
" |
Freeport, PA, USA |
|
| BROWNLIE, Mrs. Thomas (Margaret McKennon) From around Pittsburgh. New York was where they bought their tickets. |
41 |
" |
" |
| BRYCE, Mr. Hugh B. |
" |
Syracuse, NY, USA |
|
| BRYCE, Mrs. Hugh B. (Annabelle Anderson) |
33 |
" |
" |
| BUCHANAN, Miss Mary |
30 |
" |
Pottstown, PA, USA |
| BULL, Mrs. John Henry (Elizabeth Farrar) she bought her ticket in New York but was from Ontario. |
" |
Hamilton, On., Canada |
|
| BULLEN, Mr. Henry Garnet |
" |
Winnipeg, Mb., Canada |
|
| BURDON, Mrs. Andrew Thompson (Ellen Mary
Rickwood) |
24 |
" |
" |
| BURDON, Master Robert P. |
14-months |
" |
" |
| BURLEY, Mr. Reuben |
" |
Hamilton, Mb., Canada |
|
| BURLEY, Mrs. Reuben (Florence Bull, daughter of
Elizabeth Bull) |
" |
" |
|
| BURLEY, Miss Doris Florence |
9 |
" |
" |
| BURLEY, Master Reginald |
Infant |
" |
" |
| BUSVINE, Mr. William Robert |
34 |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
| BUTLER, Mr. Thomas O'Brien |
43 (?) |
" |
Ireland |
| BUTLER, Mrs. W. (Margaret) |
40 |
" |
Manchester, England ? |
| BUTTERS, Miss Margaret |
" |
Toronto, On., Canada |
|
| [Top] |
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| C |
|||
| CALLAN, Mr.
Patrick |
American |
Chicago, IL, USA |
|
| CALTERBACK, Miss Alice Maud |
British |
Toronto, On., Canada |
|
| CAMPBELL, Miss Ada Mena |
British |
New York, NY, USA |
|
| CAMPBELL, Mr. Kennedy |
" |
Boston, MA, USA |
|
| CAMPBELL, Mr. William |
31 |
" |
Chicago, IL, USA |
| CAMPBELL, Mrs. William (Amy E. Oliver) |
33 |
" |
" |
| CAMPBELL, Miss Christina "Tina" Fraser |
" |
Calgary, Ab., Canada |
|
| CANDLISH, Mr. Arthur |
33 |
American |
Pawtucket, RI, USA |
| CANDLISH, Mrs. Arthur (Ellen Gardner) |
30 |
" |
" |
| CARSON, Miss Henrietta |
British |
Sherbrooke, P.Q., Canada |
|
| CATHERWOOD, Mr.
John |
41 |
American |
West Chester, PA, USA |
| CATHERWOOD, Mrs. John (Maria Carson) |
40 |
" |
" |
| CATTLEY, Mr. Colin |
British |
Edmonton, Ab., Canada |
|
| CHALMERS, Mrs. Adam (Blanche Gregory) |
" |
Winnipeg, Mb., Canada |
|
| CHAMBERS, Mr. Guy W. P. |
" |
Boston, MA, USA |
|
| CHAMBERS, Mrs. Guy W. P. (Ethel Paul) |
30 |
" |
" |
| CHANTRY, Mr. Harold Suffered from tuberculosis. |
22 |
" |
Nelson, B.C., Canada |
| CHANTRY, Mrs. Harold (Mina) |
21 |
" |
" |
| CHANTRY, Miss Elizabeth Ellen |
6-months ? |
" |
" |
| CHARLES, Miss Eleanor |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
|
| CHATT, Miss Anna |
" |
" |
|
| CHIRGWIN, Mrs. Frederick (Maud Gertrude Cox) |
31 |
" |
Havana, Cuba |
| CHIRGWIN, Master Richard |
Infant |
" |
" |
| CLARKE, Mrs. Francis William (Nore) |
" |
Toronto, On., Canada |
|
| CLAY, Miss Elizabeth Alice |
" |
San Francisco, CA, USA |
|
| CLAYTON, Mr. William |
" |
Vancouver, B.C., Canada |
|
| CLAYTON, Mrs. William (?) |
" |
" |
|
| COCKBURN, Mr. Guy Rosebery |
31 |
" |
Pasadena, CA, USA |
| COLBERT, William New York. Body recovered and identified as of Friday, May 14th. Colbert’s home address was 4 West 18th Street, New York. Per The New York Times, Friday, June 4, 1915,page 11: (death notice) “…husband of the late Helena Colbert. Funeral to be at his residence 361 West 18th Street, Saturday, June 5 at 9:45 A.M., St. Francis Xavier’s Church, West 16th Street. Interment Calvery.” |
51 |
American |
New York, NY, USA |
| COLBERT, Mrs. William (Helena Sherlock) |
45 |
" |
" |
| COLEMAN, Miss Susan |
22 (?) |
British |
Brooklyn, NY, USA |
| COLLIS, Mr. Edwin Martin |
38 |
American |
Riverside, CA, USA |
| CONDON, Mrs. Terence (Delia Josephine Doyle) Her body was recovered by a tug on the night of Monday, May 10, twenty miles away from where the ship sank. Her husband Terence was not with her on the voyage. |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
|
| COSTELLO, Miss Mary |
British |
" |
|
| COWPER, Mr. Ernest
Sedgwick |
32 |
" |
Toronto, On., Canada |
| COX, Mrs. Samuel J. (Margaret Elizabeth
Robinson) |
32 |
" |
Winnipeg, Mb., Canada |
| COX, Master Desmond Francis “Margaret and her baby Desmond narrowly escaped death in the Phoenix Park in Dublin in the Easter Rising of 1916. Margaret Cox died in 1978 at ninety, her husband a year later.” (Hickey/Smith: pages 76, 107, 161, 187, 193, 215+, 229, 314) |
17-months |
" |
" |
| CRITCHISON, Mr. Stanley Lascelles |
" |
Hamilton, On., Canada |
|
| CRITCHISON, Mrs. Stanley Lascelles (Lilian Hayes) |
" |
" |
|
| CRITCHISON, Master Bernard |
13-months |
" |
" |
| CROSBY, Miss Ellen |
36 |
" |
Vancouver, B.C., Canada |
| CROSBY, Miss Annie |
" |
" |
|
| CROSSLEY, Mr. Cyrus |
" |
Toronto, On., Canada |
|
| CROSSLEY, Mrs. Cyrus (Sylvia Ellen Milsom) |
34 |
" |
" |
| [Top] |
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| D |
|||
| DALE, Mr. William |
British |
Toronto, On., Canada |
|
| DALRYMPLE, Mr. David |
" |
Hoboken, NJ, USA |
|
| DAVIES, Mr. George F. Leader of the Welsh choir; sang bass. (Hickey/Smith, page 260) |
" |
Wales |
|
| DAVIS, Mrs. Anna (Anna John) |
52 |
American |
Welland, On., Canada |
| De BROISSIERRE, M Etienne T. |
Belgian |
San Francisco, CA, USA |
|
| DEWHURST, Mr. William |
British |
Fall River, MA, USA |
|
| DINGLEY, Mrs. Edward (Katherine S. Glenn) |
38 |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
| DIXON, Mr. Arthur |
" |
England |
|
| DIXON, Mrs. Arthur (Bertha) Mrs. Arthur was treated at Queenstown Hospital for contused shoulders. |
" |
" |
|
| DIXON, Master Stanley |
6 |
" |
" |
| DOCHERTY, Mrs. William (Mabel Irving) |
29 |
American |
New York, NY, USA |
| DOCHERTY, Master William, Jr. |
2-months |
" |
" |
| DODD, Miss Dorothy She was a trained nurse |
British |
Edmonton, Ab., Canada |
|
| DOLPHIN, Miss
Avis Gertrude |
12 |
" |
St. Thomas, On., Canada |
| DONAHUE, Miss Sarah |
" |
Boston, MA, USA |
|
| DONALD, Mr.
Archibald Douglas |
" |
Cambridge, MA, USA |
|
| DUGUID, Mr. George Davie |
" |
Toronto, On., Canada |
|
| DUNCAN, Mrs. Robert (?) |
" |
Montréal, P.Q., Canada |
|
| DYER, Mr. Robert |
American |
Pittsburgh, PA, USA |
|
| [Top] |
|||
| E |
|||
| EGANA, Mr. Vincente Was described on page 3 of the Monday, May 10, New York Times, as a young Spaniard who saved many women before he too went down with the ship and was in the water several hours before being rescued. |
19 |
Spanish |
New York, NY, USA |
| EHRHARDT,
Mr. Herbert W. |
21 ? |
British |
Toronto, On., Canada |
| ELLIOT, Mr. Arthur W. |
30 |
" |
Calgary, Ab., Canada |
| ELLIOT, Mrs. Arthur W. (Annie Louise) |
25 |
" |
" |
| ELLIS, Mr. Herbert |
" |
England |
|
| ELLIS, Miss Hilda Traveled with Avis Dolphin and Sarah Smith. Hilda was a nurse and going to England on vacation. |
" |
St. Thomas, On., Canada |
|
| ELLIS, Mr. John |
" |
Edmonton, Ab., Canada |
|
| EWART, Mr. Robert James He was 37 years old at the time, lived at 1851 Broadway, Brooklyn, New York. Managed a branch store of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. He was on vacation to visit his mother in Ireland. |
37 |
American |
Brooklyn, NY, USA |
| EXLEY, Miss Ida |
19 |
British |
N. Braintree, USA |
| [Top] |
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| F |
|||
| FENTIMAN, Miss
Nellie |
26 (33?) |
British |
Manchester, MA(?), USA |
| FERGUSON, Mr. John |
49 ? |
American |
New York, NY, USA |
| FERRIER, Mr. Alexander Hubert Buxton |
British |
Pendleton, Canada |
|
| FERRIER, Mrs. Alexander Hubert Buxton
(Beata Elizabeth Margaret Stevens) She was treated at hospital for exposure and shock. Released to Queens Hotel on or about Tuesday the 11th. Infant’s body recovered and identified. Per the list of interments at Cobh, Hubert Buxton Ferrier's body was not recovered. |
" |
" |
|
| FERRIER, Miss Sheila |
1 |
" |
" |
| FINCH, Mrs. William (Eva Eliza) |
29 |
" |
Toronto, On., Canada |
| FISH, Mrs. Joseph "John E." (Sarah Mary
Rogers,
sister of Elizabeth Rogers) |
" |
" |
|
| FISH, Miss Eileen |
10 |
" |
" |
| FISH, Miss Marion |
8 |
" |
" |
| FISH, Miss Joan |
5-months |
" |
" |
| FOLEY, Mr. Arthur Richard. Body recovered and returned to New York on Monday, 24 May 1915. Home address: 713 Hamilton Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey. He had gone to Europe to represent the Home Rubber Company. Funeral services held Wednesday, 26 May 1915, at Christ Episcopal Church. He was a Mason. Survived by his widow and son Bertram, who, at the time, was a college student at the Canadian Agricultural College, and survived by two daughters. |
50 |
American |
Trenton, NJ, USA |
| FOSS, Dr. Carl Elmer Accommodations: E deck. Dr. Foss was touted in The New York Times, Tuesday, May 25, 1915, page 4, as being the first survivor to arrive back in the U.S. “with a graphic detailed account of the disaster. Dr. Foss was 28 years old, tall and slim, a graduate of the Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, 1910. He had made a special study of surgery, gunshot wounds. He went to England to offer his services to the Red Cross Association. He came to the U.S. to personally assure his family of his safety after the sinking. He had been in the water for two hours before being picked up by the tug Indian Empire at 5:30 PM. (Hickey/Smith, pages 185, 232, 249) |
27 |
" |
Harlem, MT, USA |
| FOX, Mr. Francis Edwin On Sunday’s list of missing and probable dead. The Foxes’ home address was 324 Cleveland Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey. He was a master mechanic and was going to work at the Woolwich arsenal in the manufacture of artillery. |
30 |
British |
Trenton, NJ, USA |
| FOX, Mrs. Francis Edwin (Emily) |
28 |
" |
" |
| FREEMAN, Mr. John |
37 |
" |
Falkain, Canada |
| FREEMAN, Mrs. John
(Rachel Grant) |
30 |
" |
" |
| FRENCH, Miss Grace
Hope |
24 |
" |
Passaic, NJ, USA or Garfield, OH, USA |
| FRIENDMAN, Mr. Samuel On the Monday, May 10, list of missing Americans. Home address: 1531 Fifty-first Street, Brooklyn. In business with his father and brother at Friedman and Co., importers, 491 Broadway, New York City. Brother’s name was Louis, of Borough Park, Brooklyn. |
American |
Brooklyn, NY, USA |
|
| FROST, Mr. Harry Robinson |
42 |
" |
Regina, Sk., Canada |
| FULTON, Mr. John Napier |
59 |
" |
Montréal, P.Q., Canada |
| FYFE, Mrs. James (Jeanie Graham) |
65 |
" |
Holyoke, USA |
| [Top] |
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| G |
|||
| GADSEN, Mr. Arthur |
39 |
British |
Chicago, IL, USA |
| GALLIGAN, Miss
Margaret Traveling with her aunt, Bridget Lee. |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
|
| GARDNER, Mr. James Andrew |
" |
New Zealand |
|
| GARDNER, Mrs. James Andrew (Annie) |
" |
" |
|
| GARDNER, Master Eric Enlisted to fight after the sinking and died at Passchendaele. |
16 |
" |
" |
| GARDNER, Master William The family was on its way to New Zealand. |
11 |
" |
" |
| GARRY, Mr.
Christopher |
51 |
American |
Cleveland, OH, USA |
| GAUTHIER, Mr. Carlos |
Argentinean |
Montréal, P.Q., Canada |
|
| GILHOOLY, Mrs. Catherine |
British |
New York, NY, USA |
|
| GILL, Mrs. James (Catherine Harris) |
40 |
" |
Gillespie, USA |
| GILSENAN, Mr. Hugh |
American |
Long Island City, NY, USA |
|
| GLANCY, Mr. Joseph |
43 ? |
British |
Toronto, On., Canada |
| GOODMAN, Mr. Arthur |
" |
Rochester, NY, USA |
|
| GRANDIDGE, Mrs. Arthur (Nancie B. May) |
26 |
" |
Yonkers, NY, USA |
| GRANDIDGE, Miss Eva Mary |
3 |
" |
" |
| GRAY, Mr. Robert D. |
" |
Brooklyn, NY, USA |
|
| GRAY, Mr. James Paul |
59 |
" |
Oakland, CA, USA |
| GRAY, Mrs. William Hiram
(Terence Florence Healey) |
24 |
American |
Los Angeles, CA, USA |
| GRAY, Master Stuart James |
4 |
" |
" |
| GREENWOOD, Master Ronald Sutcliffe |
11 |
" |
Lawrence, USA |
| GRIFFITHS, Mr. Christopher William |
32 |
British |
Winnipeg, Mb., Canada or Pittsburgh, PA, USA |
| GRIMSHAW, Mr. Arthur |
18 |
" |
Brooklyn, NY, USA |
| GROVES, Mr. Sydney
Frederick |
28 |
" |
Toronto, On., Canada |
| GROVES, Mrs. Sydney Frederick (Clara Lee) |
27 |
" |
" |
| GROVES, Master Frederick |
1.5 |
" |
" |
| GWYER, Rev. Herbert
Linford |
32 |
" |
Saskatoon, Sk., Canada |
| GWYER, Mrs. Herbert Linford (Margaret Inglis
Adams Cairns) |
26 |
" |
" |
| [Top] |
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| H |
|||
| HAIGH, Mr. James Harold |
British |
Winnipeg, Mb., Canada |
|
| HALDANE, Mr. James Cargill |
36 |
" |
Boston, MA, USA |
| HAMILTON, Mrs. John (Isabella Murrhead) |
" |
New Haven, CT, USA |
|
| HAMPSHIRE, Miss
Elizabeth Eleanor |
36 |
" |
Pawtucket, RI, USA |
| HANES, Mr. Duncan
Arthur Walpole |
32 |
" |
Saskatoon, Sk., Canada |
| HANSON, Mr. Samuel |
51 |
" |
Central Falls, RI, USA |
| HANSON, Mrs. Samuel (Mary Harrison) |
59 |
" |
" |
| HARDY, Miss Elsie |
25 |
" |
Montclair, NJ, USA |
| HARE, Miss Bessie Per an article in The New York Times, Sunday, 9 May 1915, page 5, column 2, she had a brother named Daniel who lived at 204 West 78th Street. He inquired at the Cunard offices about her, saying that she was on her way to Tuam, County Galway, Ireland to visit their parents. Per the list of interments, Miss Bessie Hare was body #95, grave 622. |
27 |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
| HARRIS, Mr. Reuben |
63 |
" |
Toronto, On., Canada |
| HARRIS, Mrs. Reuben (Emma) |
61 |
" |
" |
| HARRISON, Mr. Herbert Kesteven Harrison was 37 years old. Had booked passage at Memphis, Tenn. He was on his way to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Harrison, Castletown, Isle of Man. Had been living in Chicago for 20 years. This would have been his first visit to them in 7 years. Unmarried, he lived with his brother and sister at 5826 Erie Street, Chicago, Illinois. |
37 |
" |
Chicago, IL, USA |
| HARRISON, Mr. James Body was recovered on the night of Monday, May 10, twenty miles away from where the ship sank. It was identified by papers on the body. |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
|
| HASTINGS, Mrs. Margaret (Margaret Anderson) |
40 |
" |
New Rochelle, NY, USA |
| HENDERSON, Mrs. Huntley Russell (Violet Alice
Yeatman) |
32 |
" |
Montréal, P.Q., Canada |
| HENDERSON, Master Huntley |
10 |
" |
" |
| HENDRICKSON, Mr. Knud I. |
" |
Edmonton, Ab., Canada |
|
| HENN, Mr. Ernest George |
35 |
" |
Saskatoon, Sk., Canada |
| HENN, Mrs. Ernest George (Edith Mabel Fisher) |
27 |
" |
" |
| HENSHAW, Mrs. George (Mabel Iris Baker) |
27 |
" |
" |
| HENSHAW, Miss Mary |
5-months |
" |
" |
| HERBERT, Mrs. E. V. (Florence) |
26 |
" |
London, On., Canada |
| HERTZ, Mr. Douglas Grant |
22 ? |
" |
St. Louis, MO, USA |
| HIGGINBOTTOM,
Miss Mary |
" |
Fall River, MA, USA |
|
| HILL, Mr. William Spencer He was the pianist for a Welsh choir. (Hickey/Smith, page 244) |
" |
Wales |
|
| HILL, Mrs. Richard (Emily Jane Haynes) |
31 ? |
" |
Schenectady, NY, USA |
| HOGG, Mrs. Ellen |
28 |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
| HOLBOURN, Prof. John "Ian" Bernard Stoughton | 43 |
" |
Edinburgh and Isle of Foula, Scotland |
| HOLLAND, Mrs. H. Hedley L. (Nina) |
34 |
American |
New York, NY, USA |
| HOMEWOOD, Mr. William Thomas |
British |
Toledo, OH, USA |
|
| HOPKINS, Miss Alice Eliza |
33 |
" |
Boston, MA, USA |
| HOPKINS, Miss Kate Mary |
35 |
" |
" |
| HOPKINS, Mr. David Thomas |
25 ? |
" |
Wales |
| HORSBURGH, Miss Martha |
21 |
" |
Bernardsville, NY(?), USA |
| HORTON, Mrs.
Edwin
(Elizabeth) |
51 |
" |
Sheffield, England |
| HOSKINS, Mr. Arthur |
" |
Montréal, P.Q., Canada |
|
| HOUNSELL, Mr. Edgar Cyril |
28 ? |
" |
England |
| HUBBARD, Mr.
Frederick Cole Amos |
24 |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
| HULL, Mrs. George (Winifred Keeling) |
33 |
" |
Winnipeg, Mb., Canada |
| HUME, Mrs. Samuel E. (Mary Agnes Elliott) |
American |
Harrison, NJ, USA |
|
| HUMPHREYS, Mr. Henry St. Giles |
British |
Los Angeles, CA, USA |
|
| HUNT, Miss Isabella Gertrude |
37 |
" |
Haverford, PA, USA |
| HUNTER, Mr. George H. |
" |
Atlanta, GA, USA |
|
| HUNTER, Mrs. George H. (Maggie) |
" |
" |
|
| HUSTON, Miss Nellie Miss Huston booked passage from Memphis, Tenn. Was the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Huston of 7225 Evans Avenue, Chicago. She had been visiting them for 11 months and was on her way home to Wallassey, England. |
" |
Chicago, IL, USA |
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| [Top] |
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| I |
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| INCH, Mr. William
Ernest |
27 |
British |
New York, NY, USA |
| [Top] |
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| J |
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| JACKSON, Mr. Isaac |
British |
Patterson, NJ, USA |
|
| JACKSON, Mr. Percy Thornton |
" |
Buffalo, NY, USA |
|
| JONES, Mrs. Alfred (Ellen) |
" |
Toronto, On., Canada |
|
| JONES, Master William Edward |
15-months |
" |
" |
| JONES, Miss Gwendolyn |
29 |
" |
San Francisco, CA, USA |
| JONES, Mr. Fred |
" |
Winnipeg, Mb., Canada |
|
| JONES, Mr. Isaac "Ike" Talbot |
" |
Wales |
|
| JONES, Mr. Patrick Llewellynn |
28 |
" |
England |
| JONES,
Mr. William "Parry" Gwynn(e) (outside link) |
24 |
" |
Blaina, Monmouthshire, Wales |
| JUDSON, Mr. Frederick Sheldon |
25 |
American |
New York, NY, USA |
| [Top] |
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| K |
|||
| KAY, Mrs. James (Marguerita Belsher) |
31 |
British |
Bronx, NY, USA |
| KAY, Master Robert
Belsher |
7 |
" |
" |
| KAYE, Miss
Kathleen |
14 |
" |
Toronto, On., Canada |
| KEELY, Miss Annie |
" |
" |
|
| KELLY, Mr. James Robert |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
|
| KELLY, Miss Margaret S. |
34 |
American |
Pittsburgh, PA, USA |
| KENNEY, Mrs. Peter (Margaret) |
British |
Charlestown, USA |
|
| KENNEY, Miss Mary Bridget |
2 |
" |
" |
| KINCH, Mrs. William
(Eunice Mustoe) |
45 |
" |
Cleveland, OH, USA |
| KING, Mrs. Sidney (Martha Frances) |
" |
Lockport, NY, USA |
|
| KUEBELLICK, Mr. Samuel Max |
" |
Montréal, P.Q., Canada |
|
| [Top] |
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| L |
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| LADD, Mr. Owen |
British |
Winnipeg, Mb., Canada |
|
| LAKIN, Miss Martha Maria |
40 |
" |
Saskatoon, Sk., Canada |
| LAMBIE, Mrs. Daniel (Mary Docherty) |
27 |
" |
Roslyn, USA |
| LAMBIE, Miss Elizabeth |
8 |
" |
" |
| LAMBIE, Miss Mary |
2 |
" |
" |
| LANCASTER, Mr. Francis William |
50 |
" |
Toronto, On., Canada |
| LANCASTER, Miss Annie |
" |
Montréal, P.Q., Canada |
|
| LANCASTER, Miss Dorothy |
" |
" |
|
| LANDER, Mr. Edward Harries |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
|
| LANE, Mr. George Benjamin |
" |
England |
|
| LAWRENCE, Miss Ella Woods Winnipeg, Canada. Passenger: second cabin. Body recovered on Tuesday, May 11. Miss Lawrence was traveling with Mrs. Burke of New York. They had both volunteered for service under the Serbian Red Cross. Per the list of interments at Cobh, she was body #145, age 50 years, grave #493. |
50 |
" |
Winnipeg, Mb., Canada |
| LAWRANSON, Mr. Edward |
" |
Paterson, B.C., Canada |
|
| LAWRANSON, Mrs. Edward (Elizabeth) Paterson, British Columbia. Both were on the Sunday, May 9, list of missing and probable dead. Per The New York Times, Monday, May 10, 1915, page 6: “Mrs. R. Scott of 884 East Nineteenth Street, Paterson, N.J., begged the Cunard officials for news of her brother, Edward Lawrenson, who had sailed for Lancashire after having amassed a fortune in British Columbia.” |
" |
" |
|
| LEE, Miss Bridget Traveling with her niece, Margaret Galligan. |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
|
| LERTOLD, Miss Catherine M. E. |
" |
Chicago, IL, USA |
|
| LEVERICH, Mrs. William Edward (Rosina Thomas
Philips) |
60 |
American |
New York, NY, USA |
| LEVERICH, Miss Rosina Philip |
28 |
" |
" |
| LEWIS, Mr. Isaac "John" |
31 |
British |
" |
| LEWIS, Mrs. Isaac "John" (Jane Marshall) |
31 |
" |
" |
| LEWIS, Miss Edith |
5 |
" |
" |
| LINES, Mr. Stanley Llandaff Burnett |
30 |
" |
Toronto, On., Canada |
| LINES, Mrs. Stanley Llandaff Burnett (Ethel
Moore Lamping) |
34 |
" |
" |
| LINTOTT, Mr. Roy Iver |
" |
Calgary, Ab., Canada |
|
| LITTLE, Mrs. J. (Margaret) |
24 |
" |
Brooklyn, NY, USA |
| LITTLE, Miss Alice Laura |
14-months |
" |
" |
| LOHDEN, Mrs. H. Arnold (Sarah Rose Mary
Arnold) |
38 |
" |
Toronto, On., Canada |
| LOHDEN, Miss Elsie |
10 |
" |
" |
| LONGDIN, Mr. Arthur |
" |
" |
|
| LONGDIN, Mrs. Arthur (Matilda Hartley) |
30 |
" |
" |
| LOVETT, Miss Mary |
" |
Fall River, MA, USA |
|
| LOYND, Rev. David |
51 |
" |
Ottawa, On., Canada or Richmond, IN, USA |
| LOYND, Mrs. David (Alice Grimshaw) |
" |
" |
|
| LUCAS, Mr. Francis John |
" |
Pittsburgh, PA, USA |
|
| LUND, Mr. Charles Henry |
American |
Chicago, IL, USA |
|
| LUND, Mrs. Charles
Henry (Sarah Jane Mounsey) |
28 |
" |
" |
| [Top] |
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| M |
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| MacFARQUHAR, Mrs. John (Jane Ann Grant) |
52 |
American |
Stratford, CT, USA |
| MacFARQUHAR, Miss Grace Marie |
16 |
" |
" |
| MacGREGOR, Mrs. Betsy |
63 |
British |
New York, NY, USA |
| MacGREGOR, Mr. Arthur L. (son of Betsy) |
31 |
British |
New York, NY, USA |
| MacHARDY, Mrs. Peter Kenneth
(Annie) |
American |
" |
|
| MACKAY, Mr. Hamish |
33 |
British |
" |
| MacKENZIE, Mrs. Robert (Mary A.) |
American |
New Bedford, MA, USA |
|
| MACKY, Mr. Joseph |
British |
New Zealand |
|
| MACKY, Mrs. Joseph (Mary Birrell) |
56 |
" |
" |
| MACLAY, Miss Bessie |
" |
Ridgefield Park, USA |
|
| MAINMAN, Mr. Alfred Reid |
" |
Edmonton, Ab., Canada |
|
| MAINMAN, Mrs. Alfred Reid (Elizabeth Sarah
"Annie" Dowsett) |
" |
" |
|
| MAINMAN, Mr. John V. |
21 |
" |
" |
| MAINMAN, Mr. Alfred S. |
19 |
" |
" |
| MAINMAN, Miss Molly |
16 |
" |
" |
| MAINMAN, Miss Elizabeth |
7 |
" |
" |
| MAINMAN, Master Edwin Molly and the twins survived and were taken care of by a lawyer. The family had been on its way to Chester, England, to take possession of a large estate which had been bequeathed to them. Per the list of interments at Cobh, Mr. John V. Mainman was body #118, Common grave B. |
7 |
" |
" |
| MANBY, Miss Ada |
" |
Montréal, P.Q., Canada |
|
| MANNION, Mr.
Martin |
" |
Troy, NY, USA |
|
| MARICHAL, Mr.
Joseph Phillibert René |
38 |
French |
Kingston, On., Canada |
| MARICHAL, Mrs. Joseph Phillibert René
(Yvonne
Jessie
Emerson) |
" |
" |
|
| MARICHAL,
Miss Yvonne "Eve" (outside link -- the "last survivor" bit is wrong) |
5 |
" |
" |
| MARICHAL, Miss Phyllis |
4 |
" |
" |
| MARICHAL, Master Maurice |
2 |
" |
" |
| MARTIN, Mr. Charles D. |
31 ? |
British |
Pittsburgh, PA, USA |
| MARTIN, Miss Ruby |
26 |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
| MARTIN-DAVEY,
Mr. William |
" |
Vancouver, B.C., Canada |
|
| MARTIN-DAVEY, Mrs. William (Elizabeth Cumbe
Heard) |
53 |
" |
" |
| MARTIN-DAVEY, Mr. Arthur |
18 |
" |
" |
| MATTHEWSON, Mrs. Maud E. S. |
" |
Springfield, USA |
|
| MATTHEWSON, Master Joseph |
8-months |
" |
" |
| MATTHEWS, Lt.
Robert |
" |
Winnipeg, Mb., Canada |
|
| MATTHEWS, Mrs. Robert (Annie) |
" |
" |
|
| MAYCOCK, Miss Mary Had been working in America as a companion to the Astor family. Had brothers named Tom and Arthur in New York. Had certificate as hairdresser and beautician. From Yorkshire. After the disaster, she worked a second time for the Astors. Married her Yorkshire fiancé Arthur Wood. Permanently disabled by her experience of the sinking: had crouched on a narrow board for 4 hours. Died at age 75. (Hickey/Smith, pages 178, 314) |
" |
Harrison, NJ, USA |
|
| McCLINTOCK, Miss Margaret |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
|
| McCLURE, Miss Margaret |
" |
" |
|
| McCOLM, Mrs. James A. (Christina Harrow S.
Rae) |
33 |
" |
Ottawa, On., Canada |
| McCORKINDALE, Mrs. Daniel (Elizabeth Ritchie) |
33 |
" |
Chromo, USA |
| McCORKINDALE, Master Duncan |
7 |
" |
" |
| McCORKINDALE, Miss Mary |
Infant |
" |
" |
| McDONNELL, Miss
Kate "Kitty" Traveled with May Barrett |
25 |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
| McEVOY, Mr. Henry |
" |
" |
|
| McFAYDEN, Mr. Hugh |
24 |
" |
Galt, Canada |
| McGINLEY, Mr. Patrick Vincent |
32 |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
| McGOVERN, Miss Mazie |
American |
Bloomfield, USA |
|
| McILROY, Mr. Archibald On Sunday’s list of missing and probable dead. A fellow researcher from Belfast, Northern Ireland, submitted the following: "He was born in the north of Ireland around 1860 in the small market town of Ballyclare in Co. Amtrim. He became a clerk in the Ulster bank for some years, but becoming bored with it he set up business for himself first as a coal merchant and then as a stockbroker. He becmae better known as a writer in the "kailyard' tradition of Barrie's Thrums novels, capturing the ethos of rural and particularly Presbyterian life. He published several novels, among them 'When Lint was in the Bell', and 'The Banker's Love Story'. He emigrated to Edmunton in 1912 with his wife and son, where he continued his business interests and also Christian work in the city and surrounding countryside." |
British |
Edmonton, Ab., Canada |
|
| McKECHAN, Mrs. Robert (Elizabeth Ballantyne) |
32 |
British |
Gillespie, USA |
| McKECHAN, Master James |
5 |
British |
Gillsepie, USA |
| McKECHAN, Master Campbell |
10-months |
British |
Gillespie, USA |
| McKINNON, Mrs. Robert (? Beith) |
British |
Toronto, On., Canada |
|
| McLELLAN, Miss Sarah |
36 |
British |
Lake Forest, IL, USA |
| McPARTLIN, Mr. Myles |
American |
New York, NY, USA |
|
| MECREDY, Dr. Ralph J. R. Listed as from Battle Creek, MI, or Chicago, IL, USA, but was from Dublin. |
British |
Dublin, Ireland |
|
| MENZIES, Miss Isabella |
British |
Yakima, WA, USA |
|
| MERIHEINA, Mr. Uno The New York Times, Thursday, May 13, page 3, identified him as a representative of General Motors Export Company at 11 Broadway, New York City, and was on his way to South Africa. After saving 15 women and children, he was in the water for 3 hours then on a raft for 2 hours. Had a reputation of being a powerful swimmer, swimming 10 miles without difficulty. |
Russian |
New York, NY, USA |
|
| MICHAEL, Mr. Dewi Was part of the Welsh Choir. Bought his ticket in Pittsburgh. |
38 (?) |
British |
England |
| MIDDLEMAST, Mrs.Edward (Isabella L. Woodget) |
" |
Regina, Sk., Canada |
|
| MIDDLETON,
Miss Alice |
25 |
" |
Seatlle, WA, USA |
| MILFORD, Mr. Frederick John The New York Times of Monday, May 10, page 3, said: “E. J. Milford of Maryland was dragged into a lifeboat after swimming for fifty minutes.” |
36 |
American |
Hancock, MD, USA |
| MILLAR, Mrs. Aubrey M. (Margaret Todd or
Lindgren) On Sunday’s list of missing and probable dead. Not named on Saturday’s passenger list or Sunday’s survivors list. The New York Times, Sunday, May 9, page 5, column 2: “In that stream of inquirers that passed into the [Cunard] office in the early afternoon was G. S. Lundgren of the local Weather Bureau. He was seeking some word as to the safety of his sister, Mrs, Aubrey Miller of 602 West 137th Street. She was bound for Glasgow, he said, to visit her husband’s relatives. Mr. Miller died three months ago and it had been his wish that his wife meet his relatives.” |
British |
New York, NY, USA |
|
| MITCHELHILL, Mr. William (Mitchell Hill) |
" |
St. Joseph, MO, USA |
|
| MITCHELL, Mr.
Arthur Jackson |
American |
Toronto, On., Canada |
|
| MITCHELL, Mr. Walter Dawson |
27 ? |
British |
Newark, NJ, USA |
| MITCHELL, Mrs. Walter Dawson (Jeanette
Elizabeth Moore) |
27 |
" |
" |
| MITCHELL, Master Walter Dawson, Jr. All 3 Mitchell’s were listed on Sunday’s list of missing and probable dead. W. D.’s body was recovered and identified. Per the list of interments at Cobh, Master Walter Dawson Mitchell was body #122, male, age 6 months, 2nd Class passenger, Common grave C. |
6-months (10-months?) |
" |
" |
| MOFFATT, Mr. William |
" |
Winchester, Canada |
|
| MOLLOY, Miss Margaret On Sunday’s list of missing and probable dead. The New York Times, Monday, May 10, 1915, page 6: “[At the Cunard offices] Michael Molloy of 4331 West Forty-seventh Street, whose sister, Miss Margaret Molloy of 4329 West Forty-seventh Street, was a passenger, was accompanied by his cousin, Miss Katherine Flanagan. On April 25 he received a cablegram announcing the serious illness of his father and Miss Molloy insisted on going to Ireland by the quickest steamship. On the Monday after she left he received a cablegram stating that the father had died.” |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
|
| MOODY, Mrs. Martha (Martha Hemphill) |
70 |
" |
Londonderry, Ireland |
| MOODY, Miss Martha (Meta) San Francisco, CA., is where they had been visiting Martha's brother, John Hemphill. Louise says that Martha was born in Co Londonderry, North Ireland. |
25 |
" |
" |
| MOORE, Dr. Daniel
Virgil |
36 |
American |
Yankton, SD, USA |
| MOORE, Mr. Ernest |
British |
Moose Jaw, Sk., Canada |
|
| MOORE, Mr. Edwin |
" |
Central Falls, USA |
|
| MOORE, Mr. John |
24 |
" |
Manchester Green, USA |
| MORRIS, Rev. Hugh Carlton Syddall |
" |
Toronto, Canada |
|
| MOUNSEY, Mr. William
Edgar |
American |
Chicago, IL, USA |
|
| MUIR, Mr. Matthew |
62 (?) |
British |
Philadelphia, USA |
| MURDOCK, Miss Jessie |
34 |
" |
Westbury, USA |
| MURRAY, Mrs. Christopher (Rose Ellen McGinley) |
30 |
American |
New York, USA |
| MUSTOE-KINCH,
Mr. William |
19 |
British |
Cleveland, OH, USA |
| MYERS, Mr. William Ellason G. Named as MEYERS in an article in the Sunday New York Times, May 9, 1915. Was 16 years old and on his was to England to join the British Navy as a cadet. |
16 |
" |
Stratford, On., Canada |
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| N |
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| NAISH, Mr. Theodore |
American |
Kansas City, Missouri, USA |
|
| NAISH, Mrs.
Theodore (Belle Saunders) |
49 |
" |
" |
| NEATBY,
Miss Winifred (Freda) (outside link) |
29 |
British |
Saskatoon, Canada |
| NEEDHAM, Mr. Henry E. |
" |
New York, USA |
|
| NEGUS, Mr. Edward |
" |
" |
|
| NEILSON, Mr. Henry |
" |
Brooklyn, USA |
|
| NEILSON, Mrs. Henry (Frances) |
" |
" |
|
| NEILSON, Mr. Charles H. |
18 |
" |
" |
| NEIMARK, Mr. Abraham On Sunday’s list of missing and probable dead. Per an article in the Sunday paper, page 5, column 2: Harry Niemark of Belgium [?] anxiously awaited word of his father Abraham, who was before the German invasion a diamond merchant of Antwerp, and who had sailed for London with diamonds. Before the Lusitania left her pier he gave into the safe keeping of the purser. The elder Mr. Niemark’s family fled to London when the German captured Antwerp. Harry Niemark and his father came to New York three months ago, leaving their mother and sisters in London. They took rooms at 97 Division Street and a few weeks ago the father decided to return to London to dispose of the diamonds. |
Russian (?) |
New York, USA |
|
| NEVILLE, Mr. Albert Charles |
British |
Toronto, Canada |
|
| NEVILLE, Mrs. Albert Charles (Mabel) |
" |
" |
|
| NEVILLE, Miss Evelyn |
14 |
" |
" |
| NEVILLE, Master Charles |
11 |
" |
" |
| NEVILLE, Miss Muriel |
4 |
" |
" |
| NICHOLSON, Mr. Charles Duncan |
27 |
" |
Edmonton, Canada |
| NICHOL, Miss Mary F. On Sunday’s list of missing and probable dead. Booked passage in Memphis. An article in the paper said a Miss Mary Nicol had come from Scotland nine months prior and had been visiting her sisters in Chicago: Mrs. J. W. Young of 7337 South Racine and Mrs. Wm. McClelland, 7331 South Racine. |
" |
Chicago, IL, USA |
|
| NICHOLL, Mr. George Home address was 5138 Funston Street, Philadelphia. |
" |
Philadelphia, USA |
|
| NORMAN, Mr. Robert |
" |
New York, USA |
|
| NORTH, Miss Olive Later married Percy Hanson, sailor on the rescue ship Juno. |
" |
Saskatoon, Sk., Canada |
|
| [Top] |
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| O |
|||
| O'DONNELL, Mr. Patrick |
American |
Hoboken, USA |
|
| OWENS, Mrs. Hubert Isaacs (Cecilia Mildred
Smith) |
33 |
British |
Elwood City, USA |
| OWENS, Master Ronald |
10 |
" |
" |
| OWENS, Master Reginald |
8 |
" |
" |
| [Top] |
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| P |
|||
| PAGE, Mr. Andrew |
British |
Medicine Hat, Canada |
|
| PALMER, Mr. Albert |
" |
Toronto, Canada |
|
| PALMER, Mrs. Albert (Annie Oakes) |
33 |
" |
" |
| PALMER, Master Edgar |
7 (6?) |
" |
" |
| PALMER, Miss Olive |
4 |
" |
" |
| PALMER, Master Albert The Sunday, May 9, list of missing and probable dead showed Albert, Mrs. Albert and infant, Miss Olive and infant, Master Edgar, F.A., and Miss K. Per the list of interments at Cobh, Master Albert Palmer was body #179, age 6 months, buried with Mrs. Annie Palmer, Common grave B; Master Edgar Palmer, body #184, age 7 years, Common grave B; Mrs. Annie Palmer was body #179, age 33 years, Common grave B. |
6-months |
" |
" |
| PALMER, Miss Kathleen |
41 |
" |
N. Augusta, USA |
| PALMER, Mr. Frank Arthur |
" |
" |
|
| PARTLETT, Mrs. Frank (Amy) |
" |
New York, USA |
|
| PARTLETT, Miss Enid |
13 |
" |
" |
| PARSONS, Mr. Archibald Ernest |
30 |
" |
" |
| PAVEY, Miss Lorna Mary |
" |
Fort Qui Apelle, Sk., Canada |
|
| PAYNE, Mr. Martin Sylvester |
19 |
" |
Springfield, MA, USA |
| PEACOCK, Mrs. Elizabeth L. (Elizabeth L. Todd) |
48 |
" |
Jerome, AZ, USA |
| PEACOCK, Master Thomas Edward |
17 |
" |
" |
| PELLS, Mr. Cyril
Elmore |
24 |
" |
Vancouver, B.C., Canada |
| PELLS, Mrs. Cyril
Elmore (Mary Anita Reeve) |
" |
" |
|
| PELLS, Master John |
Infant |
" |
" |
| PHAIR, Rev. Ernest Edward Maxwell |
44 |
" |
Winnipeg, Mb., Canada |
| PIRIE, Mrs. Arthur (Annie) |
35 |
" |
Lynn, USA |
| PIRIE, Miss Margaret |
10 |
" |
" |
| PIRIE, Master Arthur Transferred from Cameronia. All 3 from this group were on Sunday’s list of missing and probable dead. Page 5, column 2, Sunday paper: “Mr. and Mrs. Pennycook of 260 Eleventh Street, Hoboken, called [the Cunard office] to inquire about Mrs. Pirie and her two children. They were on their way to Glasgow.” |
4 |
" |
" |
| PIRRIE, Miss Henrietta |
" |
Ottawa, On., Canada |
|
| PLANK, Mrs. David
(Harriet Slinger) |
61 |
" |
Toronto, On., Canada |
| POOLE, Mrs. Thomas William (Gertrude Kate
Elizabeth Veale) |
45 |
" |
New York, NY, USA |
| POTTER, Mr. Walter |
" |
Calgary, Ab., Canada |
|
| PRESCOTT, Mrs. George
(Bertha Martin) |
30 |
" |
Toronto, On., Canada |