The article entitled “Complete List of Passengers on Lost Lusitania and of The Known Members of Her Crew” on page 4 states that the total number of persons on board was 1,918, of whom 1,253 were passengers and 665 were members of the crew.
The official analysis of missing and survivors issued by the Cunard Steamship Company on 1 March 1916, listed 1,195 missing (178 first class, 374 second and 239 third and 404 crew members) and 764 survivors (113 first class, 227 second and 134 third, and 290 crew members).
List of passenger/crew names and where they were from (if available) ABAS, Mrs. B. Boston, Massachusetts ABAS, Miss Beatrice Boston, Massachusetts ABAS, Miss Isabel Boston, Massachusetts ABERCROMBIE, R. F. Cincinnati, Ohio ABRAMOWITZ, Sam ACKROYD, Master Frederick Brooklyn, New York ACKROYD, Mrs. Hannah Brooklyn, New York ADAM, Allan H. Winnipeg, Canada ADAMS, Arthur Henry ADAMS, Miss Joan M. Edmonton, Canada ADAMS, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boston, Massachusetts ADAMS, Mrs. A. E. Edmonton, Canada ADAMS, Mrs. Jane ADAMS, William ADAMS, William McMillan Boston, Massachusetts AGNES, Thomas W. AISTON, Joseph Brooklyn, New York AITKEN, James Chicago, Illinois AITKEN, Crissie Chicago, Illinois AITKEN, Jarvie/s Chicago, Illinois AJUNNER, N. ALEXAN, Babajan ALLAN, Anna Montreal, Canada ALLAN, Ashley ALLAN, Gwen Montreal, Canada ALLAN, Lady Montreal, Canada ALLEN, John Philadelphia, PA ALLEN, Miss Dorothy Philadelphia, PA ALLEN, Norman Frederick ALLES, N. N. New York ALMOND, John AMERY, Mrs. Phoebe Toronto, Canada AMEXAROF, B. D. AMORTIN, Mrs. P. ANDERSDOTTER, J. B. ANDERSON, J. C. ANDERSON, L. ANDERSON, Miss Barbara Bridgeport, Conn ANDERSON, Mrs. Geo. A. Pittsburgh, PA ANDERSON, Mrs. Margaret A. Pittsburgh, PA ANDERSON, Mrs. R. Bridgeport, Conn ANDERSON, W. A. ANDREATOS, M. ANDRIZEN, A. ANTELA, Alno APRIN, Joseph ARMITAGE, Mrs. G. J. New York ARNOT, Robert Harrison, New Jersey ARTER, Joseph S. Seattle, Washington ARTHUR, George Minneapolis, Minnesota ARTHUR, Miss Margaret ASHCROFT, Gordon ASHE, John ASHMAN, Henry C. AYALA, Julian de Cuban Consul General at Liverpool, England BABA, Abraham BABA, Frank Chicago, Illinois BABA, George Chicago, Illinois BABA, Johan Jacob Chicago, Illinois BABICYUK, S. BABKA, Matthew BACON, Robert Philadelphia, PA BAILEY, Frederick R. BAILEY, Miss L. BAILEY, Mrs. W. G. BAILEY, W. G. BAIN, Duncan Campbell BAKER, Eva BAKER, F. J. BAKER, James BAKER, Miss M. A. New York BALCOMBE, Fred BALDWIN, H. B. BALDWIN, Mrs BALIECZ, J. BALLANTINE, Margaret BANCROFT, William B. New York BANETT, Miss May BANNER, A. BANNERKE, J. P. BARBER, Miss C. Winnipeg, Ontario, Canada BARBOUR, Miss Bessie Victoria, British Columbia, Canada BARCLAY, George BARKER, Miss W. Trenton, New Jersey BARKER, Mrs. M. Trenton, New Jersey BARKLEY, George T. BARLOW, D. BARNES, Allen BARNES, William BARNETT, Daniel BARNEY, John BARR, Mr. and Mrs. James Toronto, Canada BARRETT, Daniel BARRETT, Mary BARRIE, Edward New York BARROW, Mrs. Mary BARRY, D. BARRY, W. BARTLETT, E. T. New York BARTLETT, John BARTLETT, Mr. And Mrs. George W. B. London-Booked passage in Chicago, Illinois, BATERSBY, J.J. Stockport BATES, George BATES, Lindon W. BAUM, D. BAXTER, Master William Welland, Ontario, Canada BAXTER, Mrs. William BAXTER, William BAXTON, Mrs. A. Ontario, Canada BEACHWELL, G. R. BEATTIE, Allen M. Winnipeg, Canada BEATTIE, James BEATTIE, Mrs. James A. New York BEATTIE, Mrs. O. S. BEATTIE, Rev. James A. New York BEAUCHAMP, William BEAUMONT, James Winnipeg, Canada BEESLEY, George William BEGGS, John BELL, William BENJAMIN, I. BENJAMIN, Miss Queenie BERNARD, Clinton P. New York BERNARD, Oliver London-Booked passage at Boston, Mass BERTH, Mr. and Mrs. BEST, W. T. BESTIC, Albert BEVAN, Jack BIALANUS, Stefan BILBROUGH, A. W. Canadian BILBROUGH, George W Smith Fall, Canada BILICKE, Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Los Angeles, California BINGHAM, Miss A. W. Toronto, Canada BINGLAY, Miss C. BINGLEY, Katherine New York City BIRCHALL, Henry Roslyn, Washington BIRD, BIRD, Mrs. Rose England BIRD, Walter BISHOP, William BISTIO, Leonidas Atlanta, Georgia BLACK, J. J. New York BLACK, John BLACKSHAW, Alice BLAND, John Henry BLANKMAN, J. BLOOMFIELD, Thomas New York BLYTH, W. H. BLYTHYN, Robert William BODELL, Mr. and Mrs. F. BOHAN, James Toronto, Canada BOLTON, Harlan K. BOOTH, John New York BOOTH, Mrs. H. and infant Ottawa, Canada BOOTH-JONES, E. New York BOOTH-JONES, Master Percival New York BOOTH-JONES, Miss Ailsa New York BOOTH-JONES, Mrs. E. New York BORESKEVECZ, F. BOSHOP, J. BOSTOCK, Joseph James BOTTOMLEY, Fred BOULTON, Harold Chicago, Illinois BOURKE, Miss Winnipeg, Canada BOWEN, Edward B. Boston, Mass BOWEN, F. BOWEN, Henry BOWRING, Charles W. New York BOYD, F. R. BOYD, Miss Margaret L. Minneapolis, Minn BOYLE, Felix BOYLE, I. BOYLE, James BOYLE, Nicholas BOZENOF, Dennis BOZENOF, Philate BRADDOCK, Sidral Hamilton, Ontario, Canada BRADLEY, Thomas BRAITHWAITE, Miss Dorothy Morristown, New Jersey BRAMMER, Miss E. Trenton, New Jersey BRAMMER, Mrs. E. J. Trenton, New Jersey BRANDELL, Miss Josephine New York BRANNAN, Pat BRANNIGAN, T. BRAWLEY, C. BREDGE, Mr. And Mrs. Allan New York BREEN, James BRENMAN, T. BRENNAN, John BRENNAN, Patrick BRETHERTON, Mrs. Los Angeles, California BRIDGE, W. BRILLY, Louis Los Angeles, California BRODERICK-CLOETE, W. BRODRICK, Carlton J. Boston, Mass BROOKS, George BROOKS, James H. Bridgeport, Conn BROSNAN, B. BROWN, C. BROWN, Dan T. Los Angeles, California BROWN, F. C. New York BROWN, H. B. BROWN, J. BROWN, James BROWN, James Edward Bennett BROWN, John BROWN, Mrs. F. G. New York BROWN, Mrs. M. C. New York BROWN, Mrs. May BROWN, Patrick BROWN, William Alaska BROWN, William H. Buffalo, New York BROWNLIG, Mrs. T. New York BROWNLIG, Thomas New York BRUNO, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Montclair, New Jersey BRYCE, Archibald BRYCE, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Syracuse, New York BUCHALL, Henry Roslyn, Washington BUCHANAN, Mary Pottstown, Penn BULL, Mrs. J. H. New York BULLEN, H. Winnipeg, Canada BULLOCK, John BURDEN, Arthur Howell BURDIN, Anthony BURDON, Mrs. A. S. Winnipeg, Canada BURDON, Robert T. Winnipeg, Canada BURGESS, Henry G. New York BURKE, Ernest J. BURKE, James BURKE, Mrs New York BURLEY, Miss Doris F. Hamilton, Ontario, Canada BURLEY, Mrs. Reuben and infant BURLEY, Reuben BURNS, John BURNS, Joseph BURNS, Peter BURNS, Timothy BURNSIDE, Miss Ivis New York BURNSIDE, Mrs. J.S. E. and maid New York BURNSIDE, Francis BUSVINE, W. Robert New York BUSWELL, Peter New York BUTLER, Joseph BUTLER, Mrs. M. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada BUTLER, William BUTTERS, Miss Margaret Toronto, Canada BYINGTON, A. J. London, England BYRNE, Michael G. New York BYRNE, Nellie M. BYRNE, P. CAESTICKER, C. CAFTLEY, Caflin CAHIGAN, Margaret CAIN, Thomas CAIRNS, Robert W. CALLAN, Patrick Chicago, Illinois CALLUM, A. CAMERON, Mr. C. CAMPBELL, Alexander CAMPBELL, Charles CAMPBELL, K. Boston, Mass CAMPBELL, Miss Anna Mena New York CAMPBELL, Miss F. Calgary, Canada CAMPBELL, Miss T. S. CAMPBELL, Mrs. W. Chicago, Illinois CAMPBELL, Patrick CAMPBELL, William CAMPBELL-JOHNSTON, Alexander London, England CAMPBELL-JOHNSTON, Conway S. & wife London, England CANDLISH, Arthur Boston, Mass CANDLISH, Mrs. Arthur Boston, Mass CANNON, Owen CANNON, Robert Henry CARANTSOS, G. CAREON, Miss H. CARLTON, John R. CARNEY, Peter CARRIBINE, B. CARRIGAN, Mrs. Margaret CARROLD, T. CARROLL, P. CARTWRIGHT, Harry CASEY, James CASEY, Martin CASEY, Patrick CASHMAN, J. CASSELS, Nora CASSIDY, Bernard CASTELLO, Thomas CATHERWOOD, Mr. and Mrs. John West Chester, Pennsylvania CATON, G. T. CATTEUR, Mrs. E. CATTLEY, Colin Edmonton, Canada CAUGHEY, R. CAVANAUGH, John CAVANAUGH, R. CAY, J. M. CHABOT, D. L. London, England CHADWICK, J. CHALMERS, Mrs. Winnipeg, Canada CHAMBERLAIN, Richard CHAMBERS, Mr. and Mrs. Guy CHAMBERS, Mrs. B. Boston, Mass CHANIS, Aziz CHANTRY, H. Nelson, B. C, Canada CHANTRY, Mrs. Guy Nelson, B. C, Canada CHAPMAN, Mrs. W. Toronto, Canada CHARKOWSKI, P. CHARLES, J. H. Toronto, Ontario, Canada CHARLES, Miss E. Boston, Mass CHATT, Miss Anna New York CHESLEE, M. CHESTER, Michael CHIBERDAT, H. CHIRGWIST, Mrs. F. CHOEN, Joseph CHRISTIAN, Henry CHUCJSUK, F. CHVANINK, E. CLANCY, Joseph CLARK, A. P. Toronto, Canada CLARK, Robert CLARK, The Rev. Cowley London, England CLARKE, Mrs. Frank Toronto, Canada CLAY, Miss E.A San Francisco, California CLAYTON, Mr. and Mrs. William Vancouver, B.C, Canada CLEGG, Arthur CLIFT, Horace CLINTON, G. CLOULES, Gontes COADY, James COBORNE, Mrs. A. S. New York COCKBURN, Andrew COCKBURN, Guy R. Pasadena, California COHEN, M. New York COLBERT, Mrs. Helena New York COLBERT, William New York COLE, William Henry COLEBROOK, H. G. Toronto, Canada COLEMAN, Miss Susan Brooklyn, New York COLLINS, James Lord COLLINS, Patrick COLLIS, Edwin M. Chicago, Illinois COLWELL, W. COMISKY, M. COMPTON, Hugh CONDON, Mrs. Delia New York CONLON, Bernard CONNALLY, M. CONNAUGHTON, Thomas CONNELLY, Owen CONNER, Miss Dorothy New York CONNER, Peter CONNOLLY, Francis CONWAY, Richard COOK, W. G. COONEY, Michael COOPER, Nellie E. COPPING, Mr. and Mrs. George R. Toronto, Canada CORBOY, Michael CORRIGAN, Margaret COSTELLO, Miss Mary New York COSTELLO, Thomas COUGHLAN, Miss Margaret COUKHLIN, J. J. COWAN, A. COWPER, Ernest Toronto, Canada COX, Mrs. Margaret Winnipeg, Canada COXBOY, M. COYLE, Patrick CRADDOCK, C. CRANK, John CRANSTON, George CRICHTON, Mrs. William C. New York CRITCHLEY, David CROMPTON, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Philadelphia, PA CROOKS, Robert W. Toronto, Canada CROSBIE, Miss Agnes Chicago, Illinois CROSBY, Miss Allan Vancouver, B. C, Canada CROSBY, Miss Annie Vancouver, B. C, Canada CROSLEY, Cyrus CROSLEY, Mrs. C. Toronto, Canada CROSS, A. B. CROSS, Charles CROSSE, Andrew CRUMLEY, Stephen CRUTCHLEY, W. H. CUMMINGS, John CUNNIFF, H. CURLEY, Alice CURRAN, Patrick CURRAN, Sarah Philadelphia, PA CUTCHISON, Master Bernard Hamilton, Ontario, Canada CUTCHISON, Mrs. S. Hamilton, Ontario, Canada CUTCHISON, Stanley Hamilton, Ontario, Canada CZERTOWICZ, Marcin DALE, William Toronto, Canada DALLEN, Dorothy Philadelphia, PA DALRYMPLE, David New York DALRYMPLE, James DALY, Daniel DALY, H. M. DARANIAN, Elli DARCY, John DAVEY, Arthur Vancouver, B.C., Canada DAVEY, Miss Annie Vancouver, B.C., Canada DAVEY, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Vancouver, B.C., Canada DAVIES, Fred DAVIES, George T. Wales DAVIES, John (it appears there was more than 1 passenger having this name) DAVIES, Kenneth DAVIES, Robert DAVIS, Frederick DAVIS, Miss Anna DAVIS, Miss Emily Montreal, Canada DAWES, Thomas George DAWSON, Walter DE BROISSIERS, E. J. San Francisco, Calif DE VESCOVI, S. New York DEARBERGH, Robert E. New York DEARCY, John DEIRHURST, Thomas Fall River, Mass DELANEY, Mary DELKAN, E. DELVIN, Henry DENYER, Ronald DEPAGE, Mrs. Marie Brussels, Belgium DEVLIN, H. DEWHURST, Mrs. DEWRANCE, Sydney DHENIN, E. DHENIN, F. DHENIN, Thomas DIAMONDIS, Theodore Corrected to DIAMANDIS (see Correspondence below) DICKENSON, John Faulkner DIMOND, John DINGBY, J. H. DINGWALL, C. A. Chicago, Illinois DITSON, Alfred DIXON, Master Stan New York DIXON, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur New York DLOMONDIA, F. DOCHERTY, Mrs. Mabel and infant New York DODD, Miss Dorothy Edmonton, Canada DODWELL, Eleanor DOHERTY, John DOLPHIN, Miss Avis St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada DONAHUE, Miss Sarah Boston, Mass DONALD, A. D. Boston, Mass DONNALLY, Peter DONNELLY, John DONNERLY, P. DONOGHUE, Peter DOUGALL, Miss C. Quebec, Canada DOUGHERTY, William DOWIE, unknown DOWLEY, David E. DOYLE, Anna DOYLE, John DOYLE, Joseph DOYLE, M. DOYLE, Peter DRAKE, Audley Detroit, Michigan DRAKEFORD, Ed DREDGE, Mr. and Mrs. Allan New York DRISCOLL, Cornelius DRISCOLL, Timothy DUCKWORTH, Mrs. Elizabeth DUCKWORTH, Thomas DUFFY, B. DUFFY, J. DUFFY, M. DUGGAN, John DUGUID, George Pittsburgh, PA DUNCAN, Alex DUNCAN, Christina Campbell DUNCAN, K. C. DUNCAN, Mrs. R. Montreal, Canada DUNCAN, Peter Robinson DUNCAN, R. H. DUNCAN, Robert DUNN, E. DUNN, Thomas H. DUNNE, Thomas DUNSMUIR, James Toronto, Canada DUPLEX, Kate DWYER, James DYER, J. DYER, Robert Pittsburgh, PA DYERS, Joseph EASTWOOD, William Henry EDGAR, H. EDGAR, William Henry EDWARDS, Henry EDWARDS, I. EDWARDS, Joseph EDWARDS, Thomas EGANA, Vincente New York EHRHARDT, Hubert Toronto, Canada ELLAMS, William ELLIOT, Arthur Graham ELLIOT, James ELLIOTT, Mrs. A. W. Calgary, Canada ELLIOTT, T. ELLIS, Edward New York City ELLIS, Herbert New York ELLIS, John Edmonton, Canada ELLIS, Miss Hilda St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada ELLIS, William H. EMOND, W. A. Quebec, Canada ENDERSON, Mrs. Anna ENGLISH, M. ENNIS, John ERHART, Mrs. EVANS, David EVANS, Robert EVANS, Tom EWART, Robert J. Brooklyn New York EXELEY, Miss Ida New York FABER, Mrs. FAIRCLOUGH, Robert FAIRHURST, Wilfred G. FARADAY, Henry FARRELL, John FARROW, Robert FAULDS, A. FEARON, Peter FEELEY, Mrs. Teresa FENARR, Marco FENTIMAN, Miss Nellie Boston, Mass FENTON, Colin Stanley Moorhouse FENWICK, John Switzerland FERGUSON, John New York FERGUSON, Mary FERGUSON, Master Edward FERNANDEZ, Ed FERRICK, John FERRICK, Margaret FERRIER, Mr. FERRIER, Mrs. Pendleton, B. C, Canada FIELDS, Andrew FIELDS, William FINCH, Mrs. Eva E. Boston, Mass FINNEGAN, Edward FISH, Miss Marion Toronto, Canada FISH, Mrs. S. M. Toronto, Canada FISHER, Dr. Howard L. Washington, D. C FISHER, R. FISHER, Thomas FITZGERALD, John FITZPATRICK, Robert FLAHERTY, Thomas FLEMMING, Herbert FLYNN, John FLYNN, John FOLEY, Arthur E. Trenton, New Jersey FOLEY, Michael FORD, Arthur H. FORD, John FORMAN, Justin Miles New York FOSS, Carroll New York FOSS, Dr. Carl Elmer Harlem, Montana FOSTER, John FOULDS, Andrew FOULKES, Margaret Elizabeth FOWLES, Mr. and Mrs. Charles. F. New York FOX, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Trenton, New Jersey FRANBURN, Francis FRANBURN, Joseph FRANKUM, J. W. FRAZER, T. FREELEY, Jessie FREEMAN, J. FREEMAN, John FREEMAN, Mrs. John Falklain, British Columbia, Canada FREEMAN, Richard R. Boston, Mass FREEMAN, unknown FRENCH, Edward Stanley [descendant says from Liverpool, England] FRENCH, J. [descendant says from Liverpool, England] FRENCH, Miss C. FRENCH, Miss Grace Garfield, Ohio FRIEDENSTEIN, J. London, England FRIEDMAN, Samuel New York City FRIEND, Professor Edwin W. Farmington, Conn FROHMAN, Charles New York City, New York FROST, Mr. H. R. Regina, Canada FULTON, John N. Montreal, Canada FYFE, Mrs. Jeanie Holyoke, Mass GADD, Lott GADSDEN, A. GALL, Mungo GALLAGHER, George GALLAGHER, Maggie New York City GALLAGHER, Miss M. New York GALVAN, M. GARDNER, Alfred GARDNER, B. Toronto, Canada GARDNER, Eric Toronto, Canada GARDNER, James Toronto, Canada GARDNER, Master William Toronto, Canada GARDNER, Mrs. James Toronto, Canada GARDNER, William George GARRY, Christ Cleveland, Ohio GARRY, Joseph GARVAN, Joseph GASKIN, Henry GATHERWOOD, John Philadelphia, PA GATLEY, John GAUL/GAWL, Richard GAUNTLETT, Fred J. New York GAUTHIER, Charles Montreal, Canada GAVAN, Peter GAY, J. P. GAYLOR, C. GEE, R. GELILUS, Edie GERAGHTY, M. GERMAN, Samuel Henry GHIBERDOT, Herbert GIBBONS, M. GIBSON, M. O. New York City GIBSON, Matthew GILEENAN, Hugh GILHOOLY, Mrs. Catherine New York GILL, Miss Cath Gillespie, Illinois GILPIN, G. A. London, England GILROY, Charles Stuart GLANCY, Joseph GLENN, Miss Katherine S. GLOVER, George Alfred GONDE, G. GOODALL, W. GOODMAN, A. Rochester, New York GOODWIN, Rose GORDON, George GORER, Edward New York GORST, Frederick William GOULD, Richard GOWAN, G. GRAB, O. F. New York GRAHAM, G. GRANAHAN, Michael GRANDIDGE, Miss E. Yonkers, New York GRANDIDGE, Mrs. Lydia Yonkers, New York GRANT, Henry GRANT, Michael GRANT, Mr. and Mrs. Chicago, Illinois GRANT, Patrick GRAY, J. P. San Francisco, California GRAY, Master Stewart Los Angeles, California GRAY, Mrs. Florence GRAY, Mrs. Terrance GRAY, R. D. Los Angeles, Calif GREENSHIELDS, Mr. A. J. GREENWOOD, Master Ronald GREGORY, John Henry GRIFFITHS, C. N. Pittsburgh, PA GRIFFITHS, D. GRIFFITHS, Samuel GRIFFITHS, T. M. Pittsburgh, PA GRIFFITHS, William Henry GRIGERIAN, Maylun GRINSHAW, A. Brooklyn, New York GRINSTED, S. Cyril GRISDALE, unknown GRIWOZUK, M. GROGAN, James GROSBIE, Agnes GROVER, George GROVES, Master Frederick Toronto, Ontario, Canada GROVES, Mr. and Mrs. S. GRUNDY, George GRUNSTON, Miss Mary GRYSZKEWICZ, Anthony GUN, C. GUVIER, Reverend Mr. GUY, H. E. GWYER, Rev. H. L. and Mrs. Saskatoon, Canada HAIGH, James H. Winnipeg, Canada HALDANE, James New York HALDANE, W. R. HALE, Miss Sadie HALE, R. HALL, H. HALL, Mrs. G. Winnipeg, Canada HAMELL, George James HAMES, Mr. and Mrs. Charles HAMILTON, J. New Haven, Conn HAMILTON, Mrs. John New Haven, Conn HAMMOND, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. HAMMOND, Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Toronto, Canada HAMMOND, Mr. and Mrs. Ogden H. Bernardsville, New Jersey HAMPSHIRE, Miss Elizabeth E. Boston, Mass HANCOCK, Thomas HANDLIN, David Cowell HANES, D. E. HANES, J. A. Saskatoon, Canada HANLEY, Peter HANLON, Patrick HANNAH, Thomas HANRATTY, B. HANSON, Mrs. S. Pawtucket, R. I HANSON, Samuel Pawtucket, R. I HARDWICK, Charles New York HARDY, Miss C. New York HARDY, Miss Elsie New York HARE, Miss Bessie New York HARKINS, Alexander Philadelphia, PA HARPER, J. H. HARRIES, George Edward HARRIS, Dr. Dwight C. New York HARRIS, Edward James HARRIS, John Lewis HARRIS, Mrs. Montreal, Canada HARRIS, R. Montreal, Canada HARRISON, George HARRISON, H. K. Chicago, Illinois HARRISON, James Bridgeport, Conn HARRISON, Richard HARROD, Alfred HARVEY, William HASTINGS, Mrs. Margaret New Rochelle, New York HAWKINS, Alexander Philadelphia, PA HAWKINS, F. W. Chicago, Illinois HAWLEY, Rae HAYES, John Henry Laurie HAYNES, D. E. HEAP, Harry HEARTY, Hugh HEARTY, James HEFFORD, Percy HELDEN, Robert HENDERSON, Master Huntley Montreal, Canada HENDERSON, Mrs. H. R. Montreal, Canada HENDERSON, Violet Montreal, Canada HENDRICKSON, R. I. Edmonton, Canada HENN, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Saskatoon, Canada HENNEASEY, unknown HENRY, John HENSHAW, Mrs. M. Saskatoon, Canada HEPPERT, unknown HERBERT, Mrs. Florence London, Ontario, Canada HERMAN, Albert HERTZ, Douglas C. or K. C. New York HESTON, Patrick HETHERINGTON, Walter Lewis HEYBYRNE, James Benedict HIBBERT, L. HICKSON, Kathryn New York HIGGINBOTTOM, Miss M. Fall River, Mass HIGGINS, John HILL, James HILL, Mitchell New York HILL, Mr. C. T. and/or Mrs. London, England HILL, Mrs. Robert New York HILL, William Spencer England HILLHOUSE, Hugh HILTON, George Percival HINDS, W. J. HINE, John Benjamin HINES, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Toronto, Ontario, Canada HISHETH, Alfred W. HODDER, James HODGES, Dean Philadelphia. PA HODGES, Mr. and Mrs. William S. HODGES, W. S. HOEY, James HOGAN, Mrs. Jane HOGG, Mrs. Ellen New York HOLBOURNE, Professor Ian Stoughton Yonkers, New York HOLDEN, James William HOLLAND, Mrs. H. L. New York HOLT, Master William Robert G. Montreal, Canada HOLTON, William Liverpool, England HOME, Thomas Toronto, Canada HOMEWOOD, William Toledo, Ohio HOOK, Elsie HOOK, Frank HOOK, George HOOSBURGH, H. HOPKINS, Albert Lloyd New York HOPKINS, D. T. New York HOPKINS, Miss A. Boston, Mass HOPKINS, Miss K. Boston, Mass HOPKINS, Patrick HORDERN, Joseph Thomas HORIGAN, M. HORNCASTLE, William Alfred HORRIGAN, Michael HORSBURGH, Miss Martha New York City HORTON, Mrs. E. Cleveland, Ohio HOSKINS, M. Arthur Montreal, Canada HOUGHTON, Dr. James T. Troy, New York HOUGHTON, Tom Johnson HOUNSELL, Edgar New York HOUSTON, Frank HOWARD, William HOWDLE, Mrs. Jane Ellen HOWE, Thomas Toronto, Ontario, Canada HOWLEG, Mrs. Rose HUBBARD, Frederick New York HUBBARD, Mr. Elbert & wife Alice East Aurora, New York HUGHES, David HUGHES, John Edward HUGHES, Owen HUGHES, Thomas Owen HUGHES, W. HUGHES, William HUGHES, William Wilson HULL, Miss G. Winnipeg, Canada HULL, Mrs HUME, J. HUME, Miss Mary A. LHUME OR HULME, Archie HUMPHREYS, H. G. Los Angeles, California HUNEY, Robert HUNT, Miss Isabella Philadelphia, PA HUNTER, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Atlanta, GA HURLEY, Charles E. HUSSEY, unknown HUSTON, Miss Nellie New York HUTCHINSON, George HUTCHINSON, Miss Pauline Orange, New Jersey HUTHER, Edwin Arthur ICISIAN, H. INCH, William E. New York INNAM, John E. IRETON, Ed IRVINE, Catherine ISHERWOOD, Fred IWANIUK, E. JACKSON, Arthur JACKSON, Isaac Paterson, New Jersey JACKSON, J. JACKSON, Thornton Toronto, Canada JACOB, B. J. JACOBAEUS, Mr. Sigurd Anton JACOBS, Libia JACOBUS, Rev. Orr JAMES, Oswald JAMES, Violet Toronto, Ontario, Canada JEFFREY, Charles T. Kenosha, Wisconsin JENKINS, A. JENKINS, F. Bertram Chicago, Illinois JENKINS, James JESSOP, Robert Nelson JOHNANSON, S. JOHNSON, A. E. JOHNSON, Herbert JOHNSON, Mrs JOHNSTON, Hugh JOHNSTON, William JOHNSTONE, James Andrew JOLIVET, Miss Rita Chicago, Illinois JONES, A. K. JONES, Alfred JONES, Carl JONES, Evan JONES, F. JONES, Gwyn Parry JONES, Hugh JONES, I. T. Wales JONES, John JONES, Mary Elizabeth JONES, Miss New York JONES, Miss Bruce JONES, Miss Gwendolyn San Francisco, California JONES, Mr. JONES, Mrs. Ellen and infant Toronto, Canada JONES, P. L. New York JONES, R. JONES, Richard Ellis JONES, T. R. Winnipeg, Canada JONES, William JONES, William G. England JONES, unknown JORGENSON, Karen JUDSON, Fred S. New York JUNCSYK, Eger KALSIARIAN, M. KALTENBACH, Miss A. M. Toronto, Canada KAPERALIA, Nikola Chicago, Illinois KARNEJCSYK, A. KAUFMANN, Frank G. KAVANAUGH, J. KAY, Mrs. James and 8-year-old son New York KAYE, Miss Katherine Toronto, Canada KEARNEY, Patrick KEARNEY, Thomas KEARNS, William KEATING, Philip KEEBLE, Mr. and Mrs. W. Toronto, Canada KEEGAN, John Ernest KEELY, Miss Annie Toronto, Canada KEHOE, Denis KELLAWAY, Winifred KELLEHER, Mary KELLETT, Francis C. New York KELLY, Alfred Aloysius KELLY, Annie KELLY, James R. New York KELLY, John KELLY, Maria KELLY, Miss Margaret S. Pittsburgh, PA KELLY, Sidney Crawford KELLY, Thomas KEMPSON, Mr. Toronto, Canada KENNAN, Dr. Owen Wilmington, North Carolina KENNAWAY, William KENNEDY, John James KENNEDY, Miss Margaret Boston, Mass KENNEDY, Mrs. Caroline Hickson New York KENNEY, Miss Mary Boston, Mass KENNY, Agnes KENNY, Joseph KENRICK, Henry KENT, John George KESER, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Philadelphia, PA KESKETH, A. W. KESSLER, George A. New York KETCHUM, Mrs. H. W. KEVORKE, unknown KEWLEY, Ernest Alexander KILAWEE, Miss Winifred Pittsburgh, PA KILKENNEY, Annie KILKENNY, Delia Mc KILLAWET, W. KIMBALL, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. New York KINCH, Mrs. E. Cleveland, Ohio KINCH, William Cleveland, Ohio KING, George KING, Harry KING, Michael KING, Mrs. Frances New York KING, Thomas B. Rye, New York KINSHOTT, Davy KINSHOTT, William Henry KIRK, Patrick KLEIN, Charles Rowayton, Connecticutt KNIGHT, C. Harwood KNIGHT, Miss Elaine H. Baltimore, Maryland KNOX, Samuel M. Philadelphia, PA KOCZURKA, W. KOMARYSHYN, Hrybery KOWERTZ, S. KOZLOWSKI, K. KUEBELLICK, Samuel Max Montreal, Canada KULICZ, Stegan KYLE, Edward LADD, Owen Winnipeg, Canada LAFFEY, Thomas LAKE, William LAKIN, Miss M. M. New York LAMBERT, John LAMBIE, Miss Elizabeth Roslyn, Washington LAMBIE, Miss Mary Roslyn, Washington LAMBIE, Mrs. Mary Roslyn, Washington LANCASTER, Frank Toronto, Canada LANCASTER, Miss A. LANCASTER, Miss D. Montreal, Canada LANCY, James Toronto, Canada LAND, Cann Copper LANE, George B. Wales LANE, Sir Hugh England LAPARGE, Reginald Maurice Duckworth LAPPHANE, Charles LARKIN, James LARKIN, Miss LASSETTER, Lieutenant Frederick M. London, England LASSETTER, Mrs. Harry Beauchamp Sydney, Australia LATHAM, George Edward LAUDER, E. Harris New York LAURIAT, Charles Emelius Boston, Mass LAWRENCE, Miss Ella Woods Winnipeg, Canada LAWRENSON, Mr.& Mrs. Edward Paterson, British Columbia, Canada LAWSON, Thomas LAWTON, John LEA, James LEACH, Neal John LEACH, unknown LEAROYD, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sydney, Australia LEARY, James A. 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MCCANN, Owen MCCANN, Thomas Michael MCCARTHY, Bartholomew MCCARTHY, Denis MCCARTHY, John MCCARTHY, Patrick MCCARTHY, Patrick MCCARTHY, T. MCCLAMOND, S. MCCLAY, Miss Bessie New York MCCLEOD, WILLIAM MCCLINTOCK, Miss Margaret New York MCCLURE, Margaret New York City MCCOLIN, Mrs. James A. Ottawa, Canada MCCONKEY, Christopher Evans MCCONNELL, John W. Manchester, England MCCORKINDALE, Master Duncan Chromo, New Jersey MCCORKINDALE, Mrs. Elizabeth & infant MCCORMAC, Margarita Christina MCCORMICK, A. MCCORMICK, Donald MCCORMICK, James MCCORMICK, Thomas MCCOURT, T. MCCREADY, Dr. Ralph J. R. Dublin, Ireland MCCREADY, R. G. MCCUBBIN, James MCCUTCHEON, Thomas MCDERMOTT, Andrew MCDERMOTT, Eugene MCDERMOTT, J. F. MCDERMOTT, Thomas MCDEVITT, Michael MCDONALD, James MCDONALD, John MCDONALD, Miss Frances Montreal, Canada MCDONALD, Mrs. Amelia MCDONALD, Thomas MCDONNELL, Miss Kitty New York MCDONOUGH, Patrick MCEVATT, Owen MCEVOY, Henry New York MCEVOY, John MCFADDEN, Hugh Galt, Ontario, Canada MCFADDEN, John MCFARQUHAR, Miss Grace Stratford, Conn MCFARQUHAR, Mrs. Jane A. Stratford, Conn MCGEOUGH, Michael MCGINLEY, Patrick New York MCGIRL, Patrick MCGLADE, George MCGOVERN, Miss M. MCGREGOR, Agnes MCGUIGAN, Michael MCGUINESS, B. MCGUINESS, James MCGUINESS, unknown MCHARDY, Miss A. New York MCILROY, Archibald Edmonton, Canada MCKEEVER, Margaret Philadelphia,PA MCKENA, Jane MCKENNA, Bernard MCKENNA, John MCKENZIE, Henry MCKENZIE, Kenneth MCKENZIE, Mrs. M. A. New Bedford, Mass MCKETCHEN, Master James Gillespie, Illinois MCKETCHEN, Mrs. Elizabeth & infant Gillespie, Illinois MCKILKENNY, Delia MCKINNON, Mrs. Robert Toronto, Canada MCLAUGHLIN, Patrick J. Hartford, Conn MCLEAN, Robert MCLEAN, Walter New York MCLEAN, William New York MCLELLAN, Miss Sarah Chicago, Illinois MCLEOD, Victor MCLOUGHLIN, John MCLOUGHLIN, Joseph MCMURRAY, L. L. Toronto, Canada MCMURTRY, Fred A. New York MCNALLY, Steve MCPARLAND, Terence MCPARTLIN, Myles MCPHERSON, Niven John MCPOLIN, Charles MCSTAY, John MCSWEENEY, John MEADOW, J. W. MEANEY, George P. MEDBURY, Maurice B. New York, New York MELIA, John MENSIES, Miss I. New York MERRIHEINA, Uno New York MERRIMAN, J. V. MEYER, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. MEYERS, H. H. New York MICHAEL, David Pittsburgh,PA MICHAEL, Dewi Pittsburgh, PA MICHALKOWICZ, I. MIDDLEMAST, Mrs. E. L. Regina, Canada MIDDLETON, Alice MILFORD, Frederick J. Hancock, Md MILLER, Captain J. B. MILLER, Mrs. Aubrey New York MILLER, Thomas MILLS, Charles Veith New York MILLS, John MITCHEL, George MITCHELL, A. J. Toronto, Canada MITCHELL, James MITCHELL, James B. Philadelphia, PA MITCHELL, John MITCHELL, Mrs. W. D. and infant Newark, New Jersey MITCHELL, W. D. MOFFATT, J. R. MOFFATT, John Herbertson Bernston Hyman MOFFATT, Mr. William New York MOLDEN, James MOLLOY, J. MOLLOY, Miss Margaret New York City MOLLOY, Thomas MONROE, L. E. MOODIE, R. T. Gainesville, Texas MOODY, Miss Meta San Francisco, CA MOODY, Mrs. Martha MOORE, D. MOORE, Dr. Daniel Virgil Yankton, South Dakota MOORE, E. Winnipeg, Canada MOORE, Edwin Pawtucket, R. I MOORE, John Manchester, Conn MOORE, Walter New York City MORAN, James MORAN, Patrick MORELL, Mrs. M. S. Toronto, Canada MORRICE, David MORRIS, George Toronto, Canada MORRIS, John MORRIS, Rev. H. C. S. Toronto, Canada MORRISON, K. J. Canada MORRISSEY, P. MORROW, Isabel Harding MORTON, Bell MORTON, John C. MORTON, Leslie N. MOSES, Janet or Mrs. Jeannette Pittsburgh,PA MOSLEY, George G. New York MOSS, John Barrow MOUNSEY, William Chicago, Illinois MOZURKA, I. MUIR, Matthew New York MUIRHEAD, William MULLER, Captain T. B. New York City MULLIN, John MUNRO, Mrs. Liverpool, England MURDOCK, Miss E. MURDOCK, Miss Jessie MURPHY, C. MURPHY, John Henry MURPHY, Matthew MURPHY, Thomas MURRAY, Frank Philadelphia, PA MURRAY, James MURRAY, Mary MURRAY, Mrs. C. MURRAY, Mrs. C. New York MYERS, Ellason MYERS, Herman A. New York MYERS, John MYERS, Joseph L. New York MYERS, W. G. Ellason Stratford, Ontario, Canada MYLES, Peter NAISCH, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kansas City, MO NAUMANN, F. G. New York, New York NEATBY, Miss Freda Saskatoon, Canada NEEDHAM, Henry E. New York NEEDHAM, Patrick NEGUS, Edward New York NEILSON, Charles H. Brooklyn, New York NEILSON, Gerda NEILSON, Mr. and Mrs. Henry NEIMARK, Abraham Brooklyn, New York NELIA, John NEVILLE, Albert NEVILLE, Master Charles NEVILLE, Miss Evelyn NEVILLE, Miss Muriel Toronto, Canada NEVILLE, Mrs NEWBOLD, H. A. NEWBY, J. NEWMAN, F. J. NICE, Reg NICHOLSON, C. D. Edmonton, Canada NICOL, Mrs. Mary F. Chicago, Illinois NICOLL, George Philadelphia, Penn NIEBARSH, G. NORMAN, Jasper NORMAN, Robert New York NORRIS, A. P. NORTH, Miss Olive Saskatoon, Canada NYSLOM, Gustav Adolph Canada O'BRIEN, Patrick O'BRIEN, Patrick O'BRIEN, T. O'BRIEN-BUTLER, T. New York O'CONNELL, John Liverpool, England O'CONNER, John O'DONNELL, John O'DONNELL, Patrick Hoboken, New Jersey O'HARA, J. O'HARE, Owen O'HARE, Patrick O'KELLY, John J. O'NEILL, Michael O'NEILL, Thomas O'TOOLE, Patrick OHAN, Stephen Chicago,Illinois OHANIS, Aziz Chicago, Illinois OLESZIO, John OLIVER, Diego OLJINSKI, D. ORANGE, John ORDYNEK, A. ORMANDY, J. ORMROD, James ORMROD, Thomas ORR, Dr. J. O. Toronto, Canada ORR, Lewis F. Hamilton, Ontario, Canada OSBORNE, Mrs. T. O. New York City OWEN, N. T. J. OWENS, Master Reginald Elwood City, Penn OWENS, Master Ronald OWENS, Mrs. Cis OWENS, Mrs. Hubert OWENS, Patrick OWENS, Richard PADILLA, Frederico G Consul General for Mexico in Great Britain PADLEY, Mrs. F. Liverpool, England PAGE, Andrew Medicine Hat, Canada PAGE, J. HarveyNew York PALMER, Albert and family Toronto, Ontario, Canada PALMER, Mr. and Mrs. PAPPADOPOULO, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Greece, Greece PARKES, William PARLETT, Miss Enid New York City PARLETT, Mrs. Frank PARRY, E. PARRY, Frank PARRY, Joseph PARRY, Miss L. PARSONS, A. E. New York PARTRIDGE, Frank New York PATTERSON, George PAVEY, Miss L. Fort Guiapello, Sask, Canada PAYNE, Martin S. Springfield, Mass PAYNTER, Charles E. Liverpool, England PAYNTER, Charles K. Liverpool, England PAYNTER, Frank New York City PAYNTER, Miss Irene Liverpool, England PEACOCK, Edward Jerome, Arizona PEACOCK, Miss E. F. PEARDON, F. A. Toronto, Canada PEARL, Audrey New York City PEARL, F. Warren PEARL, Master Stuart Duncan D. New York City PEARL, Miss Amy W. W. New York City PEARL, Miss Susan W. 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POLLAND, Henry New York, New York POLUBINSKI, Milkendh POOLE, Mrs. Gertrude New York POPE, Miss Theodate Farmington, Conn POSEN, Edward POTTER, Benjamin POTTER, Walter Calgary, Canada POWELL, George A. New York, New York POWER, D. PRESCOTT, Mrs. Bertha Toronto, Canada PRESS, Miss Mary New York City PRICHARD, R. B. Montreal, Canada PROUDFOOT, Samuel Monessen, PA PROUDFOOT, Thomas Edward Upton PRYOR, John PULIK, Mychail PUMBLETT, James PURSE, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Chattanooga, Tenn PYE, Mrs. Charlotte and infant Edmonton, Canada QUARRIE, Walter Scott QUIGLEY, Thomas QUINE, George QUINN, Thomas John QUIRK, William Edouard RAFFERTY, Joseph RALPH, M. RANKIN, Robert New York RATCLIFF, Norman A. New York RATCLIFF, Peter READDIE, J. R. New York REARDON, F. A. Toronto, Canada REID, Alfred REID, Ellen REID, James REID, John H. REID, Peter Chicago, Illinois REILLY, C. RENAN, Dr. Owen New York, New York RENDALL, Mrs. Charles RENDOW, H. RHYS-EVANS, A. L. 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Toronto, Canada ROGERS, Percy W. Toronto, Canada ROGERS, R. Toronto, Ontario, Canada ROGERSON, J. ROLFE, George Hamilton, Ontario, Canada ROMER, F. RONNAN, George ROONEY, Miss Mary Brooklyn, New York ROPER, John ROSE, Fred J. Baltimore, Maryland ROWAN, Annie ROWAN, F. ROWE, John ROWELL, T. R. RUDDEN, Thomas RUFFELS, William Samuel RUMBLE, T. W. Toronto, Canada RYAN, Edward RYAN, Miss Mary RYAN, Miss May New York City RYAN, Patrick RYERSON, Miss Laura Toronto, Canada RYERSON, Mrs. G. Sterling Toronto, Canada RYLANDS, William Deakin RYLANDS, Peter Chicago SALT, Henry J. SALTRY, William SAMUEL OR SAMEUILSCO, David New York SANDELLS, Mr. Thomas SARGIS, Pera SAVAGE, Frank SCANNELL, Charles SCHORGESUR, William New York SCHUYLER, Mrs. R. D. SCHWABACHER, Leo M. Baltimore, Maryland SCHWARCZ, Max M. New York, New York SCHWARTE, Augustus W. New York, New York SCOTT, A. J. 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Nottingham, England TYLER, Samuel VAN GIJTENBEEK, Anton VAN STRAATEN, Martin London, England VANCE, Mr. and Mrs. John VANDERBILT, Alfred Gwynne New York VARCOE, Mrs. Kansas City, MO VASSAR, W. A. F. London, England VEALS, Mr. & Mrs. Albert E VENN, Harold B. Montreal, Canada VERBRUCKEN, John VERDIN, Francis VERLEY, Miss Alice East Northfield, Mass VERNON, George La Page London, England VOSE, James WAITES, Mattie WAKEFIELD, Mrs. A. T. New York, New York WALDENMAN, Miss Dora WALKER, AnnieNew York WALKER, D. New York, New York WALKER, Miss Mary San Francisco, CA WALKER, Mr. and Mrs. J. Toronto, Ontario, Canada WALKER, W. W. New York WALLACE, Cyril J. Holyoke, Mass WALLACE, Miss B. New York WALLACE, Miss Della New York City WALLACE, Miss Margaret New York City WALSH, John WALSH, Miss Ellen New York City WALSH, R. WARD, J. WARD, James L. Saskatoon, Canada WARD, Joseph WARD, Michael WARD, Michael Pittsburgh, PA WARD, Mr. And Mrs. WARD, Mr. and Mrs. George WARD, Neil WARDEN, Mrs. Charles Lowell, Mass WARDLE, Frank WARMAY, Charles WARNER, T. S. London, Ontario, Canada WATERS, Miss K. W. Brooklyn, New York WATERS, Miss M. Brooklyn, New York WATKIN, Henry WATSON, Kate WATSON, Mrs. Anthony New York, New York WATSON, Mrs. Wallace W. Montreal, Canada WEAVING, Richard WEBB, James WEBB, Minnie New York City WEBSTER, F. G. WEBSTER, F. G. Toronto, Ontario, Canada WEBSTER, Master Frederick WEBSTER, Master Henry WEBSTER, Master William WEHT, William WEIGHT, Robert C. New York WEIR, Mr. C. H. Victoria, B. C, Canada WEIR, Mrs. Margaret WELSH, C. WELSH, John WELSH, Thomas WENCKE, Paul WESTBURY, Charlie WHALLEY, Robert W. Victoria, B. C, Canada WHEELHOUSE, Alfred Faulkner WHELAN, John James WHELWELL, A. WHITCOMB, Hugh D. Havana, Cuba WHITEHEAD, Miss Florence Boston, MA WHITFIELD, Thomas WHYATH, Mrs. M. A. WICKHAM, Mrs. N. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada WIENOKE, Paul WIENOKE, Paul Fredrick WIGGINS, Miss A. V. Toronto, Ontario, Canada WILDE, Miss Evelyn A. Paterson, New Jersey WILDE, Mrs. Agnes Paterson, New Jersey WILEY, Mrs. W. WILKINSON, James WILKS, Alice Kaye WILLEY, Mrs. Catherine E. Lake Forest, Ill WILLIAM, Fred T. WILLIAMS, Annie Plainfield, New Jersey WILLIAMS, Billy WILLIAMS, D. B. WILLIAMS, David Plainfield, New Jersey WILLIAMS, Edith Plainfield, New Jersey WILLIAMS, Edward Plainfield, New Jersey WILLIAMS, Ethel Plainfield, New Jersey WILLIAMS, Florence Plainfield, New Jersey WILLIAMS, George Plainfield, New Jersey WILLIAMS, Harold WILLIAMS, James WILLIAMS, John WILLIAMS, John WILLIAMS, Joseph WILLIAMS, Miss B. WILLIAMS, Miss W. WILLIAMS, Mrs. Jane Toronto, Ontario, Canada WILLIAMS, Robert Calgary, B. C, Canada WILLIAMS, Robert Neptune WILLIAMS, Sydney WILLIAMS, T. H. New York, New York WILLIAMS, Thomas WILLIAMS, Thomas J. Philadelphia, PA WILLIAMSON, Charles F. New York, New York WILSON, Henry WILSON, James Robert WILSON, John WILSON, John Boston, Mass WILSON, Miss Sarah Brooklyn, New York WILSON, Mrs. Patrick Moosejaw, Saskatchewan, Canada WILSON, W. WINTER, Miss T. New York City WINTER, unknown WISE, Sister Isabella Havana, Cuba, WISEMAN, James WITHERBEE, Mrs. A. F. & Master A.I. New York WITHINGTON, Lothrop Boston, Mass WOLFENDEN, Mr. and Mrs. John Pawtucket, Rhode Island WOOD, Arthur New York, New York WOOD, Henry Edward WOOD, Wallace Edkin WOODCOCK, Miss S. F. Fall River, Mass WOODS, James WOODS, John Herbert WOODSWORTH, Miss Ruth Toronto, Canada WOODWORTH, Robert WOOLDEN, Mrs. E. Edmonton, Canada WOOLLEY, Joseph WORDEN, Jane Lowell, Mass WORDSWORTH, Osmond Bartle Toronto, Canada WORRALL, Fred A. WRIGHT, Harold Joseph WRIGHT, Miss Mary New York City WRIGHT, Robert C. Cleveland, Ohio WRIGHT, Walter WURAZSKI, B. WYATH, Mrs. M. A. WYLIE, R. G. WYLTE, Mrs. Emma Philadelphia, PA WYNN, Peter WYNNE, George Liverpool, England WYNNE, Joseph Domminic Liverpool, England YADSTER, A. YARDLEY, L. F. Toronto, Canada YEATMAN, Charles Montreal, Canada YEATMAN, Mrs. C. Montreal, Canada YETTS, William R. YOHANAN, Alavarez Chicago, Illinois YOHNAN, Envin Chicago, Illinois YORK, William YOUNG, Charles Chicago, Illinois YOUNG, J. M. YOUNG, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hamilton, Ontario, Canada YUNG, Philip Montreal, Canada ZALIACHANOFF, V. Correspondence September 18, 2001 passengers PEACOCK - (APPEARS TO BE AN ERROR in this entry, PLEASE SEE CORRESPONDENCES BELOW) Edward Peacock was from England. He was an engineer in South Africa, and caught malaria and was advised to move to a hot, dry climate for his health. He chose Arizona. The lady was his daughter Emma or maybe Emmaline. (anonymous) Correspondence October 10, 2001 passengers PEACOCK Elizabeth Peacock was traveling on the Lusitania with her 17 year old son Thomas Edward Peacock who was named after her husband. Both survived and resettled in the United States. Elizabeth's son Thomas became a U.S. Citizen, attended the University of Arizona, and eventually became the General Manager of Trenton (NJ) Transit. He died around 1968 in Trenton survived by sons Thomas and Robert in greater Philadelphia and Los Angeles, and wife Ruby Seaver. Mrs. Elizabeth Peacock continued to live in Prescott until moving with her daughter Winnifred to the California cities of Riverside and Corona. Winnifred and her husband Jack Mahony died in the early 1990's in La Jolla, California. Eric Peacock Correspondence June 28, 2002 passengers PEACOCK I noticed that there was an anonymous entry for: Correspondence September 18, 2001 passengers PEACOCK That entry is in error. The second entry from Eric Peacock is correct. The 2 passengers were Elizabeth Peacock and her 17 year old son, Thomas Edward Peacock. I am the granddaughter of Thomas Edward Peacock. Eric Peacock, who submitted the second entry is my brother. Our family has several newspaper articles from the Liverpool papers. My great-grandmother was about to board a life boat on the wrong side of the ship, when my grandfather took her to the other side of the ship to another lifeboat. My grandfather did not get on a lifeboat, he jumped. He was pulled under water when the boat sunk, but a large burst of air from the ship took him back up to the surface where he eventually was able to get into a lifeboat. Betty Peacock Davlin Correspondence April 20, 2002 passenger McConnell see story below Dick BartonLANCASHIRE SPINNER'S EXPERIENCE. Under The Sea And Back Again. From "Manchester Guardian," Monday, May 10th 1915. Mr J.W.McConnel, the well-known cotton spinner, and a vice-president of the Fine Cotton Spinners' and Doublers' Association, was a passenger on the Lusitania and had a narrow escape. Mr McConnel arrived in Manchester from Holyhead early yesterday morning. The account which he has given to a representative of the "Manchester Guardian" of what happened when the Lusitania went down, and of his own strange experience, will be read with especial interest. Just after two o'clock, English time, Friday, after lunching and addressing a couple of letters, I came out of the café‚ at the stern end of A deck (the top). Ireland was in sight, as it had been for hours. I was walking forward to see from some place clear of boats whereabouts we were when I heard the crack - a sharp crack, accompanied by a great blast of dust and dirt, near or in the forward or second funnel. My first thought was that I was at a play when the crisis had come, my second that it was an infernal machine, not a torpedo. Then I saw all the people forward running to the main entrance, and down came a sweep of dirty water - more than rain, but not buckets full. At once I started forward through the lounge to the companion. No lifts were working. The stairs were crowded with people, mostly coming up, and all behaving very well. I got down gradually to my cabin on D deck, where I put on my life-saving waistcoat, snatched some papers and a flask, and, taking another lifebelt, went up on B deck. There I gave my spare belt to a young lady, and finding a boat grinding down from A past the openings on B, I shoved as hard as I could to clear it. I think the young lady got into the boat. As the gunwale reached our ledge the stern ropes were let go, and the boat fell endways to the water. Then the other falls were dropped, and she seemed all right except that half-a-dozen or a dozen of her crowd were in the water. Then I went up to A. An officer told me there was plenty of time and the ship was not sinking; but the list, which. by-the-way, began at the very first second, became rapidly worse. I crossed to the starboard. There two, or perhaps three, boats were ready and stewards calling for passengers - "Ladies first." Many got in, but some ladies would not leave their husbands. Almost instantly the boats were in the water and the edge of A deck level with them, a drop, I believe, of 60 feet. I jumped over a rope entanglement into the last boat, which was full. Then as we tried to clear the sling ropes, now being pulled down by the davits, I suddenly found myself sitting in the water. All my knowledge of my neighbours ceased. A funnel came sweeping down a few feet to the left; then something closed over me and I went down and down and down. Then it cleared, and I got up to the top, but mighty forces were swirling everything about, and again something quite enormous covered me and I was driven down, I don't know how far, but I thought all hope was gone, and curiously, my great regret was that I should not know what America would say. Then up again, and great as had been the distance down, the rise was very quick. Of course I had sucked in quantities of sea-water, not noticeably unpleasant. As I saw again the blessed thinning of the waters, I sprang out into the glorious sun. And at that moment, as it seemed to me, all the turmoil ceased like magic. No ship was there, of course, but bright clear water, with boats here and there, sadly few right side up, wreckage everywhere, and a few people bobbing about like myself. I was struck even then with the immense area the wreckage and survivors covered. As a matter of explanation, I am told that after the ship had disappeared an immense wave boiled up owing to an explosion, which threw us apart. There was certainly no suck-down after the ship. Then the next part began - getting to some sort of safety. I got first one thing, then another, and soon the corner of a big deck chest, which was covered with canvas, where one could get one's fingers into the joints. Another man and a woman shared it - perhaps others. The nearest, indeed the only refuge, was a boat upside down, with a steward or two looking as smart and nice as usual except for their cork jackets. They and another man collected an oar or two and poked their way round to us. We got the woman onto the boat; then the man left me, and I think he got on. Then they reached out the oars to me, and by their kind help I was hauled up. Another man got on afterwards, very done indeed - a fireman who had been, he said, to the bottom. We were about seven men, the woman, and a dead woman. Chapter III lasted, I suppose, three hours. We sat or, those who could, stood at times, and hoped for relief. My flask, I think, saved the woman and two men, and helped us all. The blessed sun made all the difference, and when not sick or shivering I had times when I thought that a row-boat the right way up might not be an unpleasant thing to be in. The worst feature was that we did not know if any "S.O.S." signal had been sent. The only thing in sight was a sailing boat, which did, in fact, save many, but which in that perfect calm was, of course, very slow. Boats able to row had all gone. Smoke appeared on the far horizon, east, I think. but it seems they never saw us, and it passed away; first one and then a second. Then at last came the smoke of the torpedo-boats, pushing from Queenstown. The second one took us off, and then plied round and round picking up other derelicts, many in far worse case than ourselves. For though the water at first was not so cold as I expected, it must have been awful to have been in it all the time, as many were, some in injured boats and some with nothing but bits of wreckage to cling to; and of course many were suffering from bodily injury as well, though I expect most of them died. One lady was picked out of a wicker chair in which she was sitting, with head back, unconcious. I think the only other personal incident is that I was as black as a collier, and my head plastered with black mud. This was not from the first blast, as I had my shooting hat on then. It must have been got in one of my diving trips, and makes me partly believe the story of two of my companions on the boat keel - viz., that they had gone down one of the funnels and had been blown out again. There was absolutely no panic anywhere near me. Everybody was considerate and quiet. And my companions on the boat-roof said the same of the second-class and steerage. JOHN W. McCONNEL.Correspondence July 27, 2002 passenger LEVERICH William Edward Leverich was married to Rosina Thomas Philips (One of their children was) ..... Rosina Philips Leverich was born in New Orleans and in 1915 she departed America, bound for England on the S.S. Lusitania. With her was her mother, Rosina T. P. Leverich. As history now bears witness, on the 7th May 1915, the ship was attacked by a German submarine and sank with great loss of life. Both mother and daughter perished. No trace of Rosina, the daughter, was ever found, but her mother's body was washed ashore in Ireland, where identification was made by William Edward, her son, who was already living in England. The entries for both mother and daughter in the Family Bible read " ... died 7th May 1915. Murdered by the Germans in the sinking of the S.S. Lusitania by torpedo." As a footnote, the body of Rosina Thomas Leverich was identified by a piece of jewelry she had hidden inside her whalebone corset for safety's sake by her son who had travelled to Ireland to identify his mother's body! Bill Mears Correspondence October 23, 2002 passenger/crew WYLIE My Grandfather's brother-Great Uncle Richard Wylie left Paisley Scotland in 1914/15 for US/CAN and nobody heard from him again. I'm wondering if he was working on the Lusitania- R.G. WYLIE listed as crew member (died) could be my uncle. If Cunard had no information on him they couldn't get in touch with the family.Carol Wheeler Correspondence March 9, 2003 passenger/crew FRENCH My great grand-father was a crew member who died on board, and is listed on your website. His name is Edward Stanley French, you do not have any details of were he was from, so if you are updating the web site you may wish to include that he was like many of the crew from Liverpool. I believe he was stoker and that his brother (J French) who was also a member of the crew died on board. Jan Tucker nee French Correspondence May 19, 2004 passenger SEMPLE I live in Eaglesham, a village in Scotland. I came across a memorial headstone in the old village cemetary (Carswell Parish Church), many years ago and was reminded of it again when looking through the "immigrant ships" list online. It relates to the "Lusitania" passenger listed as "Semple. Mrs. A" The headstone reads as follows - "In memory of HUGH GILMOUR, farmer, Ballimore, Kilfinan died 20th June 1886, aged 42 years. His wife MARION MITCHELL STEWART died 28th Feb 1919 aged 58 years. Their son HUGH GILMOUR, farmer Ardoch, Eaglesham died 26th Feb 1919 aged 34 years. Their daughter AGNES GILMOUR SEMPLE and her baby boy, drowned in the Lusitania disaster, 7th May 1915 aged 29 years." Sadly there is no mention of her "baby boy" on the passenger list nor any mention of his age on the headstone. The headstone next to it lists, (I believe) her mothers family. Karin Nicholson Correspondence November 15, 2004 crew MITCHELL (not listed on ISTG source) My grandfather was a Linen Steward on Lusitania when it went down in 1915 off Ireland. He was mentioned in a book called Attack the Lusitania by Raymond Hitchcock. He cut the lifeboats rope when it became stuck. His name was William Mitchell. He survived by swimming to Ireland...but unfortunately he died 8 months later of pneumonia, in Liverpool. My mother, his daughter, was born 4 months later. Her sister was 4 at the time. I have a ships crew and passenger list, 1 which has his name listed. Andrea (Francis) Phillips Correspondence January 10, 2005 passenger TAYLOR Harold & Lucy Taylor were on their honeymoon aboard the Lusitania when she was sunk. They were separated for 2 days neither knowing whether the other had survived. Lucy was put on lifeboat 11 by Harold who went down with the ship. He was one of the few who were shot to the surface and later was saved by a naval ship. They were reunited in Queenstown, where Lucy, scouring the town found Harold, dressed in seamens gear. They continued on to Manchester, Harold was later conscripted into the British army and seved in France till 1919. Both returned to Niagara Falls, NY after the war with their daughter Marjorie Lusitania Taylor. Harold W. Taylor Correspondence April 17, 2005 passenger/crew BRENMAN/BRENNEN Crewman Brenman, T. should in fact be Thomas Brennan. He was my great uncle and a fireman (stoker) aboard the ship. He survived by clinging to wreckage for several hours. It was a week before the family discovered that he had survived and had been taken to (I think) Cork. Family legend has it that Vanderbilt was in difficulties in the water nearby and offered his fortune in exchange for help, but Tommy was in no condition to help. Tommy was left with two permanently paralysed fingers as a result of the sinking. I remember meeting him when I was a kid in the early 70's so he must have lived into his eighties. Steve Foster Correspondence added May 9, 2007 passenger DIAMONDIS Dear Madame or Sir, While using the surname search facility I discovered that the surname of my ancestor, Theodore Diamandis, has been mispelled. Though he is listed as DIAMONDIS, Theodore. The correct surname is DIAMANDIS. Thank you. Yours, Dr G Langley England Correspondence added July 31, 2007 passenger Michael CHESTER I would like you to know Michael Chester 47 was a fireman (stoker) on the ship and was from Liverpool. The information I have are from family records as Michael Chester is my Great Granddad. Andrew Webster BEng MBCS CNA
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