History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
Neil Clyde,55, was a British subject and able-bodied seaman working in the deck department of the Lusitania on the ship’s last voyage. Originally from Scotland, as of 1915 he was living in Liverpool, England. When the ship was torpedoed on 7 May 1915, Clyde survived the sinking. This biography is made possible by a collaboration with …
James Shineman, 29, was a United States national traveling to Scotland to visit the family of his newly-wed wife, Margaret Shineman. James and Margaret were transfers from the ship Cameronia who were transferred to Lusitania when the Cameronia was requisitioned by the British Admiralty. The Shinemans traveled second cabin aboard Lusitania. Both Margaret and James were lost in the Lusitania disaster. Both of their …
Margaret Shineman was a Scottish native and naturalized United States citizen returning to Scotland with her newly-wed husband, James Shineman. Margaret and James were transfers from the ship Cameronia who were traveling to surprise Margaret’s family. When the Cameronia was requisitioned by the British Admiralty, the Shinemans became second cabin passengers aboard Lusitania. Both Margaret …
Frederick MacLennan, 44, was a Scotsman and British subject from Glasgow, Scotland. He was a saloon (first class) passenger aboard the last voyage of the Lusitania. His ticket was 46168 and he stayed in cabin B-57. Frederick MacLennan was lost in the Lusitania disaster. His body, if recovered, was never identified. Contributors: Senan Molony, Ireland References: …
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