History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
image: Cleveland Plain Dealer, Saturday, 8 May 1915, Page 2. William Mostoe-Kinch, 19, was the son of Eunice Kinch from her first marriage. They were from Sheffield, England, but had been living in Cleveland, Ohio, for a number of years. William’s stepfather, William Kinch, had died prior to 1915. William and Eunice sailed on the last …
image: Cleveland Plain Dealer, Saturday, 8 May 1915, Page 2. Eunice Kinch, 45, was the widow of William Kinch. Eunice was from Sheffield, England, and previously she had married a man by the name of Mustoe and together they had a son, William Mostoe. They had moved to Cleveland, Ohio, United States and taken up …
Jane Hogan, 39, an Irish national and British subject living in New York, New York, United States, who survived the Lusitania sinking. She sustained an injured ankle. Jane was treated at hospital and released on or about Tuesday the 11th. Mary Garry, the mother of Dr. Joseph Garry, who was lost with the Lusitania, wrote Jane inquiring about the …
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