History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
John Wilson, from Cambridge, Massachusetts, was a British subject traveling aboard Lusitania with Archie Donald. Wilson was a chemist by profession. He and Donald had been roommates at Cambridge and they shared a cabin aboard Lusitania with George Bilbrough. Wilson aided Lorna Pavey to safety and survived the Lusitania disaster. Wilson, Donald, and Bilbrough often …
Induprakash Bannerji, 30, was an Indian national and British subject. His birth name was Induprakash Bandhopadhyay, and his family name was Anglicized to Bannerji. He was the first PhD at Harvard University to come from India. By the time of the Lusitania disaster, Bannerji was living in Princeton, New Jersey, United States. Bannerji was lost …
Edwin Friend, 28, was a United States citizen and graduate of Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He was traveling on board Lusitania with friend Theodate Pope hoping to gain the support of the English Society for Psychical Research for the founding of their own psychical research organization. When the ship was torpedoed, Friend, Pope, and …
John Page, 45, was a United States national and vice-president of the Mark Cross Company in New York City, New York, United States. Page was in charge of manufacturing in England. He booked passage aboard Lusitania in Boston. His ticket for Lusitania was 46103, and his cabin aboard the ship as A-12. Page was lost …
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