History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
Mary Elizabeth Jones, 43, was a stewardess aboard Lusitania. After the ship sank, she held on to the right arm of Florence Sullivan for support in the water. She had grabbed Flor’s arm so tightly that she left deep marks on his arm. They drifted in the water for about two hours, striking against lifeless …
Arthur Wood, 37, was a British national sailed aboard Lusitania‘s last voyage and was lost in the sinking. According to the New York Times, Wood was a theatrical manager, but the same article had also reported that Wood had cancelled passage. Since the list of recovered victims includes Wood’s name on it, this may be …
Alice Loynd, 49, was traveling aboard Lusitania with her husband, Reverend David Loynd. Husband and wife were lost after the got into a lifeboat that spilled as it was lowering. Bodies of both husband and wife were recovered. Alice was from around Tottington, England, and had met David Loynd by 1903. The two were married …
image: Cleveland Plain Dealer, Saturday, 8 May 1915, page 2. Elizabeth Horton, 51, was from Sheffield, England. She came over to the United States in June 1914 to be with her daughter, Mrs. Allen Bartlett of 99 Holyoke Avenue, East Cleveland, Ohio, United States who had just become a mother. Elizabeth’s husband and two other …
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