Mr. Ernest Ethelbert Townley

Ernest Townley, 56, was a British subject listed as being from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, but the Galveston Daily News reported him as being from Surbiton, England, visiting North America on a business trip. He was aboard the last voyage of the Lusitania in saloon cabin (first class). His ticket number was 13003 and he stayed …

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Mr. James Joseph Black

James Joseph Black, 39, was a British subject living in Liverpool.  His wife’s name was Ethel and they had three children, who Ethel said that he was “passionately fond of”. Black was traveling alone aboard Lusitania, where he stayed in cabin D-7 on ticket 46131. Black was lost in the Lusitania sinking. Before he sailed, …

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Mr. Philippe Joseph Yung

Philippe Yung, 33, was a Belgian national from Antwerp, Belgium. His ticket for Lusitania was 46066 and he stayed in cabin D-42. He survived the Lusitania sinking. He had previously arrived in the United States aboard the Cunarder Franconia on 1 February 1915. Contributors Jim Kalafus

Mrs. T. O. Osbourne (Ella)

Ella Osbourne, 31, was from Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom. She was a member of St. Bride’s Episcopal Church, although in their records she is recorded as Ella Osborne. Ella came to the United States on 2 March 1915 aboard the Anchor Liner Cameronia. She was due to return to Glasgow on the same ship on …

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