History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
Frederick Hugh O’Neill (1863 – 1944), 52, was an able-bodied seaman serving in the deck department of the Lusitania on the ship’s final voyage. He survived. He was in the baggage room when the torpedo hit, and he and Boatswain John Davies were able to take the elevator out of the room before the electricity …
Thomas O’Mahoney (1894 – 1959), 21, was a British subject and an able-bodied seaman in the deck department serving on the Lusitania‘s last voyage who was saved from the sinking. O’Mahoney had narrowly avoided being trapped in the baggage room by drinking an extra cup of tea. During the voyage, he assisted passengers to lifeboats …
Daniel Moore served on board the Lusitania as a seaman for the deck crew on the ship’s last voyage. He survived the sinking. He is not to be confused with Dr. Daniel Virgil Moore, who was a second cabin passenger, who also survived. Links of interest Daniel Moore, Seaman, at the Merseyside Maritime Museum References Cunard …
Harry Lockett (1877 – 1943), 36, was an able-bodied seaman in the deck department of the Lusitania‘s last voyage. He survived the sinking and continued to serve in the mercantile marine for the rest of his life. Biography Lockett was born in Hatton, Cheshire, on the 2nd November 1877, the son of John and Hannah …
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