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Second Cabin Passengers [Saloon Class Passengers] [Third Class Passengers]

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Second cabin (or second class) had 601 passengers aboard the Lusitania for her last crossing.  The official figures are:  601 total, 227 survived, 374 lost

This passenger list shows  601 total, 229 survived, 372 lost.  Master Campbell McKetchan and Mrs. David Plank survived the sinking but died soon afterwards, making the numbers the same as the official figures.

If any errors are on this list please contact us.

Names last revised 26 September 2009.

Italics indicate survivor.

Name	Cabin number	Age	Citizenship	Residence---	Lifeboat	Rescue vessel	Body
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ABAS, Mrs. Philip Robert (Beatrice Sanderson)		26	Dutch/British	New York, NY, USA
ABAS, Miss Isabel		6	Dutch/British	New York, NY, USA
ABAS, Miss Beatrice		2	Dutch/British	New York, NY, USA
ABERCROMBY, Mr. Ralph Frank		21	British	Cincinnati, OH, USA			23
ABRAMOWITZ, Mr. Samuel		36	Russian	Paris, France	13	Stormcock
ACKROYD, Mrs. Hannah (Hannah Hardaker)			British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
ACKROYD, Master Frederick		3	British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
ADAMS, Mr. Allan H.		42	British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada
ADAMS, Mrs. Albert E. (Gertrude Pollett)		25 ?	British	Edmonton, Ab., Canada
ADAMS, Miss Joan M. (daughter of Gertrude Adams)		2	British	Edmonton, Ab., Canada
AISTON, Mr. Joseph		20	British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
AITKEN, Mr. James			British	Merritt, B.C., Canada			14
AITKEN, Mr. Jarvis (Jarvie, son of James)			British	Merritt, B.C., Canada
AITKEN, Master Jarvis, Jr. (son of Jarvie)		7 (3?)	British	Merritt, B.C., Canada
AITKEN, Miss Christina "Chrissie" (daughter of James)	E 114?	16	British	Merritt, B.C., Canada	1 or 3
ALLEN, Mr. John			British	Philadelphia, PA, USA
AMORY, Mrs. Alfred Howard (Phoebe Sledge)	Roommates with Martha Whyatt and Mary Higginbottom	60	British	Toronto, On., Canada
ANDERSON, Mrs. George R. (Margaret Armstrong Scott)		30	British	Pittsburgh, PA, USA			29
ANDERSON, Mrs. Rowland (Emily Mary Pybus)		26	British	Bridgeport, CT, USA	15	Wanderer (Peel 12)
ANDERSON, Miss Barbara Winifred (outside link) Barbara’s married name is McDermott.		2	British	Bridgeport, CT, USA	15	Wanderer (Peel 12)
ARMITAGE, Mrs. Martin? (Florence Gertrude Burke Martin)		27	British	New York, NY, USA
ARNOTT, Mr. Robert			British	Kearney, NJ, USA
ARTER, Mr. Joseph Sydney		33	British	Seattle, WA, USA	collapsible
ARTHUR, Mr. George Henry (Herbert?)			British	Minneapolis, MN, USA			97
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BAILEY, Mr. Walter George (William)		53	British	Nelson, B.C., Canada
BAILEY, Mrs. Walter George (Jessie Annie Hanford)		45	British	Nelson, B.C., Canada
BAILEY, Miss Ivy The Baileys also had a son named Albert Victor, born 1901, who was not on board.		15	British	Nelson, B.C., Canada
BAKER, Miss Eva Photograph on page 4 of the Saturday, May 8 paper.			British	New York, NY, USA
BANCROFT, Mr. William Blanchard, Jr.		27	American	New York, NY, USA
BARBER, Miss Constance			British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada
BARBOUR, Miss Bessie Treated at Queenstown hospital then released.			British	Victoria, B.C., Canada
BARCHARD, Edmund E.		39	British	Columbus, OH, USA
BARKER, Mrs. Thomas (Martha Ann Bullock) Lived on Atlantic Ave.		39	American	Trenton, NJ, USA
BARKER, Miss Winifred		9	American	Trenton, NJ, USA
BARR, Mr. James (John)			British	Toronto, On., Canada
BARR, Mrs. James (Catherine Symington Young)		40	British	Toronto, On., Canada			115
BARRETT, Miss May Traveled with Kate McDonnell		25	British	New York, NY, USA
BARRY, Mr. Edward		38	British	New York, NY, USA
BARTLETT, Mr. Edmund Thomas		56	British	New York, NY, USA
BAXTER, Mr. William			British	Welland, On., Canada
BAXTER, Mrs. William (Annie E. Ripley)		39	British	Welland, On., Canada
BAXTER, Master William		6	British	Welland, On., Canada
BEATTIE, Rev. James Anderson		55	British	New York, NY, USA			9
BEATTIE, Mrs. James Anderson (Margaret White Dall)		58	British	New York, NY, USA
BEATTIE, Mrs. John A. (Grace S.) (mother of Allan)			British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada
BEATTIE, Mr. Allan Martin (son of Grace)		18	British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada
BEAUMONT, Mr. James			British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada
BILBROUGH, Mr. George William		36	British	Smith Falls, Canada
BINGHAM, Miss Alice Winifred		35	British	Toronto, On.,  Canada
BIRCHALL, Mr. Henry			British	Roslyn, NY(?), USA
BIRD, Mrs. Lyndon (Rose Holloway)		36	British	England
BOOTH, Mrs. Charles Harry (Emily Eliza Hadfield) Mrs. Booth died but the 8-month-old baby was picked up out of the water. Mr. Booth had remained at a hotel in Ottawa. The baby was claimed by an aunt in England.		30	British	Ottawa, On., Canada
BOOTH, Master Nigel Frederick		08-months	British	Ottawa, On., Canada
BOOTH, Mr. John		35	British	Alexandria, VA, USA
BOOTH-JONES, Mr. Edward		38	British	New York, NY, USA
BOOTH-JONES, Mrs. Edward (Millichamp Jones)		25	British	New York, NY, USA			189
BOOTH-JONES, Miss Ailsa Georgina		8	British	New York, NY, USA			213
BOOTH-JONES, Master Percival		4	British	New York, NY, USA
BOURKE, Mrs. Mabel Juliet (Mabel Juliet Kegaad)			British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada
BOYD, Miss Margaret L.			British	Hamilton, On., Canada
BRADDICK, Mr. Sidral William		32	British	Minneapolis, MN, USA
BRAMMER, Mrs. Richard H. (Elizabeth Jane Bott)		32	British	Trenton, NJ, USA
BRAMMER, Miss Edith Their home address was given as 5 Charlotte Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey.		8	British	Trenton, NJ, USA
BRETHERTON, Mrs. Cyril Herbert Emanuel (Norah Annie Keating)	C 14	32	American	Santa Monica, CA, USA	13	Stormcock
BRETHERTON, Master Paul	C 14	3	American	Santa Monica, CA, USA	13	Stormcock
BRETHERTON, Miss Elizabeth "Betty"	C 14	15-months	American	Santa Monica, CA, USA			156
BRILLY, Mr. Louis Per The New York Times, Sunday, May 9, 1915, page 5, column 1: Brilly’s fiancée was Miss Gertrude Olgarden of 225 West 112th Street, New York City. They planned to be married June 1 after he closed a business deal in London.		43	Italian	New York, NY, USA
BROWN, Mr. Daniel Taylor		18	British	Los Angeles, CA, USA
BROWNLIE, Mr. Thomas			British	Freeport, PA, USA			8 (DA)
BROWNLIE, Mrs. Thomas (Margaret McKennon) From around Pittsburgh. New York was where they bought their tickets.		41	British	Freeport, PA, USA
BRYCE, Mr. Hugh B.		33	British	Syracuse, NY, USA
BRYCE, Mrs. Hugh B. (Annabelle Anderson)		33	British	Syracuse, NY, USA
BUCHANAN, Miss Mary		30	British	Pottstown, PA, USA			3 (Q)
BULL, Mrs. John Henry (Elizabeth Farrar) (mother of Florence Burley) she bought her ticket in New York but was from Ontario.		62	British	Hamilton, On., Canada			78
BULLEN, Mr. Henry Garnet			British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada
BURDON, Mrs. Andrew Thompson (Ellen Mary Rickwood)		24	British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada
BURDON, Master Robert P.		14-months	British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada
BURLEY, Mr. Reuben		39	British	Hamilton, On., Canada
BURLEY, Mrs. Reuben (Florence Bull, daughter of Elizabeth Bull)		38	British	Hamilton, On., Canada
BURLEY, Miss Doris Florence		9	British	Hamilton, On., Canada
BURLEY, Master Reginald		Infant	British	Hamilton, On., Canada
BUSVINE, Mr. William Robert		34	British	New York, NY, USA			18 (Q)
BUTLER, Mr. Thomas O'Brien		43	British	Ireland
BUTLER, Mrs. W. (Margaret)		40	British	Manchester, England ?			31
BUTTERS, Miss Margaret		39	British	Toronto, On., Canada
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CALLAN, Mr. Patrick			American	Chicago, IL, USA
CALTERBACK, Miss Alice Margaret (Kaltenbach?)			British	Toronto, On., Canada
CAMPBELL, Miss Ada Mena		31	British	New York, NY, USA
CAMPBELL, Mr. Kennedy			British	Boston, MA, USA
CAMPBELL, Mr. William		31	British	Chicago, IL, USA
CAMPBELL, Mrs. William (Amy E. Oliver)		33	British	Chicago, IL, USA
CAMPBELL, Miss Christina "Tina" Fraser			British	Calgary, Ab., Canada
CANDLISH, Mr. Arthur		33	American	Pawtucket, RI, USA
CANDLISH, Mrs. Arthur (Ellen Gardner)		30	American	Pawtucket, RI, USA
CARSON, Miss Henrietta		19	British	Sherbrooke, P.Q., Canada
CATHERWOOD, Mr. John		41	American	West Chester, PA, USA
CATHERWOOD, Mrs. John (Maria Carson)		40	American	West Chester, PA, USA
CATTLEY, Mr. Colin			British	Edmonton, Ab., Canada
CHALMERS, Mrs. Adam (Blanche Gregory)			British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada			215
CHAMBERS, Mr. Guy Winstaney P.		36	British	Boston, MA, USA
CHAMBERS, Mrs. Guy Winstaney P. (Ethel Paul)		30	British	Boston, MA, USA			165
CHANTRY, Mr. Harold Suffered from tuberculosis.		22	British	Nelson, B.C., Canada
CHANTRY, Mrs. Harold (Mina)		21	British	Nelson, B.C., Canada
CHANTRY, Miss Elizabeth Ellen		3-6-months ?	British	Nelson, B.C., Canada
CHARLES, Miss Eleanor			British	New York, NY, USA
CHATT, Miss Anna			British	New York, NY, USA
CHIRGWIN, Mrs. Frederick (Maud Gertrude Cox)		31	British	Havana, Cuba			88
CHIRGWIN, Master Richard		Infant	British	Havana, Cuba
CLARKE, Mrs. Francis William (Nore)			British	Toronto, On., Canada
CLAY, Miss Elizabeth Alice		44	British	San Francisco, CA, USA			180
CLAYTON, Mr. William			British	Vancouver, B.C., Canada
CLAYTON, Mrs. William (?)			British	Vancouver, B.C., Canada
COCKBURN, Mr. Guy Rosebery		31	British	Pasadena, CA, USA
COLBERT, William New York.  Body recovered and identified as of Friday, May 14th. Colbert’s home address was 4 West 18th Street, New York. Per The New York Times, Friday, June 4, 1915,page 11: (death notice) “…husband of the late Helena Colbert. Funeral to be at his residence 361 West 18th Street, Saturday, June 5 at 9:45 A.M., St. Francis Xavier’s Church, West 16th Street. Interment Calvery.”		51	American	New York, NY, USA			195
COLBERT, Mrs. William (Helena Sherlock)		45	British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
COLEMAN, Miss Susan		22 (?)	British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
COLLIS, Mr. Edwin Martin		38	American	Riverside, CA, USA
CONDON, Mrs. Terence (Delia Josephine Doyle) Her body was recovered by a tug on the night of Monday, May 10, twenty miles away from where the ship sank. Her husband Terence was not with her on the voyage.		28	American	New York, NY, USA			143
COSTELLO, Miss Mary			British	New York NY, USA
COWPER, Mr. Ernest Sedgwick		32	British	Toronto, On., Canada	13	Stormcock
COX, Mrs. Samuel J. (Margaret Elizabeth Robinson)		27	British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada	15?
COX, Master Desmond Francis “Margaret and her baby Desmond narrowly escaped death in the Phoenix Park in Dublin in the Easter Rising of 1916. Margaret Cox died in 1978 at ninety, her husband a year later.” (Hickey/Smith: pages 76, 107, 161, 187, 193, 215+, 229, 314)		17-months	British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada	15?
CRITCHISON, Mr. Stanley Lascelles		31	British	Hamilton, On., Canada		Heron
CRITCHISON, Mrs. Stanley Lascelles (Lilian Hayes)			British	Hamilton, On., Canada
CRITCHISON, Master Bernard		13-months	British	Hamilton, On., Canada
CROSBY, Miss Ellen		36	British	Vancouver, B.C., Canada			133
CROSBY, Miss Annie			British	Vancouver, B.C., Canada
CROSSLEY, Mr. Cyrus		37	British	Toronto, On.,  Canada
CROSSLEY, Mrs. Cyrus (Sylvia Ellen Milsom)		34	British	Toronto, On.,  Canada
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DALE, Mr. William			British	Toronto, On., Canada
DALRYMPLE, Mr. David		32	British	Hoboken, NJ, USA
DAVIES, Mr. George F. Leader of the Welsh choir; sang bass. (Hickey/Smith, page 260)		43	British	Wales
DAVIS, Mrs. Anna (Anna John)		52	American	Welland, On., Canada			32
De BROISSIERRE, M Etienne T.			Belgian	San Francisco, CA, USA
DEWHURST, Mr. William			British	Fall River, MA, USA
DINGLEY, Mrs. Edward (Katherine S. Glenn)		38	British	New York, NY, USA			70
DIXON, Mr. Arthur			British	England
DIXON, Mrs. Arthur (Bertha) Mrs. Arthur was treated at Queenstown Hospital for contused shoulders.			British	England
DIXON, Master Stanley		6	British	England
DOCHERTY, Mrs. William (Mabel Irving)		29	American	New York, NY, USA	11	Flying Fish
DOCHERTY, Master William, Jr.		02-months	American	New York, NY, USA	11	Flying Fish
DODD, Miss Dorothy She was a trained nurse			British	Edmonton, Ab., Canada
DOLPHIN, Miss Avis Gertrude	D deck	12	British	St. Thomas, On., Canada	17
DONAHUE, Miss Sarah		35	British	Boston, MA, USA
DONALD, Mr. Archibald Douglas		26	British	Cambridge, MA, USA	collapsible
DUGUID, Mr. George Davie			British	Toronto, On., Canada
DUNCAN, Mrs. Robert (?)			British	Montréal, P.Q., Canada
DYER, Mr. Robert		47	American	Pittsburgh, PA, USA
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EGANA, Mr. Vincente Was described on page 3 of the Monday, May 10, New York Times, as a young Spaniard who saved many women before he too went down with the ship and was in the water several hours before being rescued.		19	Spanish	New York, NY, USA
EHRHARDT, Mr. Herbert W.	Roommate with John Wilson	21	British	Toronto, On., Canada	overturned boat	Indian Prince
ELLIOT, Mr. Arthur W.		30	British	Calgary, Ab., Canada
ELLIOT, Mrs. Arthur W. (Annie Louise)		25	British	Calgary, Ab., Canada
ELLIS, Mr. Herbert		45	British	England			139
ELLIS, Miss Hilda Traveled with Avis Dolphin and Sarah Smith.  Hilda was a nurse and going to England on vacation.			British	St. Thomas, On., Canada
ELLIS, Mr. John			British	Edmonton, Ab., Canada
EWART, Mr. Robert James He was 37 years old at the time, lived at 1851 Broadway, Brooklyn, New York. Managed a branch store of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. He was on vacation to visit his mother in Ireland.		37	American	Brooklyn, NY, USA
EXLEY, Miss Ida		19	British	N. Braintree, USA
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FENTIMAN, Miss Nellie		33	British	Manchester, MA(?), USA			148
FERGUSON, Mr. John		49 ?	American	New York, NY, USA
FERRIER, Mr. Alexander Hubert Buxton			British	Pendleton, Canada
FERRIER, Mrs. Alexander Hubert Buxton (Beata Elizabeth Margaret Stevens) She was treated at hospital for exposure and shock. Released to Queens Hotel on or about Tuesday the 11th. Infant’s body recovered and identified. Per the list of interments at Cobh, Hubert Buxton Ferrier's body was not recovered.			"	"
FERRIER, Miss Sheila		1	"	"			123
FINCH, Mrs. William (Eva Eliza)		29	"	Toronto, On., Canada			85
FISH, Mrs. Joseph "John E." (Sarah Mary Rogers, sister of Elizabeth Rogers)			"	Toronto, On., Canada	boat, collapsible
FISH, Miss Sadie Eileen		10	"	Toronto, On., Canada	collapsible
FISH, Miss Marion Enid		8	"	Toronto, On., Canada	boat, collapsible
FISH, Miss Joan		05-months	"	Toronto, On., Canada
FOLEY, Mr. Arthur Richard. Body recovered and returned to New York on Monday, 24 May 1915. Home address: 713 Hamilton Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey.  He had gone to Europe to represent the Home Rubber Company.  Funeral services held Wednesday, 26 May 1915, at Christ Episcopal Church. He was a Mason. Survived by his widow and son Bertram, who, at the time, was a college student at the Canadian Agricultural College, and survived by two daughters.		50	American	Trenton, NJ, USA			36
FOSS, Dr. Carl Elmer		27	American	Harlem, MT, USA		Indian Empire
FOX, Mr. Francis Edwin On Sunday’s list of missing and probable dead. The Foxes’ home address was 324 Cleveland Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey. He was a master mechanic and was going to work at the Woolwich arsenal in the manufacture of artillery.		30	British	Trenton, NJ, USA
FOX, Mrs. Francis Edwin (Emily)		28	British	Trenton, NJ, USA
FREEMAN, Mr. John		37	British	Falkain, Canada
FREEMAN, Mrs. John (Rachel Grant)		30	British	Falkain, Canada
FRENCH, Miss Grace Hope		24	British	Passaic, NJ, USA or Garfield, OH, USA
FRIEDMAN, Mr. Samuel On the Monday, May 10, list of missing Americans. Home address: 1531 Fifty-first Street, Brooklyn. In business with his father and brother at Friedman and Co., importers, 491 Broadway, New York City. Brother’s name was Louis, of Borough Park, Brooklyn.		28	American	Brooklyn, NY, USA
FROST, Mr. Harry Robinson		42	"	Regina, Sk., Canada
FULTON, Mr. John Napier		59	"	Montréal, P.Q., Canada
FYFE, Mrs. James (Jeanie Graham)		65	"	Holyoke, USA
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GADSEN, Mr. Arthur		39	British	Chicago, IL, USA
GALLIGAN, Miss Margaret Traveling with her aunt, Bridget Lee.		22	British	New York, NY, USA
GARDNER, Mr. James Andrew			British	New Zealand
GARDNER, Mrs. James Andrew (Annie)			British	New Zealand
GARDNER, Master Eric Enlisted to fight after the sinking and died at Passchendaele.		16	British	New Zealand
GARDNER, Master William Gerard "Willie" The family was on its way to New Zealand.		11	British	New Zealand
GARRY, Mr. Christopher		51	American	Cleveland, OH, USA
GAUTHIER, Mr. Carlos			Argentinean	Montréal, P.Q., Canada
GILHOOLY, Mrs. Catherine			British	New York, NY, USA
GILL, Mrs. James (Catherine Harris)		40	British	Gillespie, USA			1 (Q)
GILSENAN, Mr. Hugh		60	American	Long Island City, NY, USA
GLANCY, Mr. Joseph		43	British	Toronto, On., Canada
GOODMAN, Mr. Arthur			British	Rochester, NY, USA
GRANDIDGE, Mrs. Arthur (Nancie B. May)		26	British	Yonkers, NY, USA			155
GRANDIDGE, Miss Eva Mary		3	British	Yonkers, NY, USA
GRAY, Mr. Robert Duncan	C 28?	35	British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
GRAY, Mr. James Paul		59 (64?)	British	Oakland, CA, USA	overturned collapsible	Indian Empire
GRAY, Mrs. William Hiram (Terence Florence Healey)		24	American	Los Angeles, CA, USA
GRAY, Master Stuart James		4	American	Los Angeles, CA, USA
GREENWOOD, Master Ronald Sutcliffe		11	American	Lawrence, USA
GRIFFITHS, Mr. Christopher William		32	British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada or Pittsburgh, PA, USA
GRIMSHAW, Mr. Arthur		18	British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
GROVES, Mr. Sydney Frederick		28	British	Toronto, On., Canada
GROVES, Mrs. Sydney Frederick (Clara Lee)		27	British	Toronto, On., Canada			166
GROVES, Master Frederick		1.5	British	Toronto, On., Canada
GWYER, Rev. Herbert Linford		32	British	Saskatoon, Sk., Canada	15	Wanderer (Peel 12), Flying Fish
GWYER, Mrs. Herbert Linford (Margaret Inglis Adams Cairns)		26	British	"	15, collapsible	Flying Fish
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HAIGH, Mr. James Harold		38	British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada
HALDANE, Mr. James Cargill		36	"	Boston, MA, USA
HAMILTON, Mrs. John (Isabella Murrhead)			"	New Haven, CT, USA
HAMPSHIRE, Miss Elizabeth Eleanor	E 135	36	"	Pawtucket, RI, USA	13	Stormcock
HANES, Mr. Duncan Arthur Walpole	C 3	32	"	Saskatoon, Sk., Canada
HANSON, Mr. Samuel		51	British	Central Falls, RI, USA			44
HANSON, Mrs. Samuel (Mary Harrison)		59	British	Central Falls, RI, USA			72
HARDY, Miss Elsie		25	"	Montclair, NJ, USA
HARE, Miss Bessie Per an article in The New York Times, Sunday, 9 May 1915, page 5, column 2, she had a brother named Daniel who lived at 204 West 78th Street. He inquired at the Cunard offices about her, saying that she was on her way to Tuam, County Galway, Ireland to visit their parents. Per the list of interments, Miss Bessie Hare was body #95, grave 622.		27	"	New York, NY, USA			95
HARRIS, Mr. Reuben		63 (51?)	"	Toronto, On., Canada
HARRIS, Mrs. Reuben (Emma)		61	"	"
HARRISON, Mr. Herbert Kesteven Harrison was 37 years old. Had booked passage at Memphis, Tenn. He was on his way to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Harrison, Castletown, Isle of Man. Had been living in Chicago for 20 years. This would have been his first visit to them in 7 years. Unmarried, he lived with his brother and sister at 5826 Erie Street, Chicago, Illinois.		37	"	Chicago, IL, USA
HARRISON, Mr. James Body was recovered on the night of Monday, May 10, twenty miles away from where the ship sank. It was identified by papers on the body.		48	"	New York, NY, USA			168
HASTINGS, Mrs. Margaret (Margaret Anderson)		40	"	New Rochelle, NY, USA
HENDERSON, Mrs. Harris "Huntley" Russell (Violet Alice Yeatman)		32	"	Montréal, P.Q., Canada
HENDERSON, Master Harris "Huntley"		10	"	Montréal, P.Q., Canada
HENDRICKSON, Mr. Knud I.			"	Edmonton, Ab., Canada
HENN, Mr. Ernest George		35	"	Saskatoon, Sk., Canada			144
HENN, Mrs. Ernest George (Edith Mabel Fisher)		27	"	Saskatoon, Sk., Canada			8 (Q)
HENSHAW, Mrs. George (Mabel Iris Baker)		27	"	"		Bluebell
HENSHAW, Miss Mary (Constance?)		05-months	"	"
HERBERT, Mrs. E. V. (Florence)		26	"	London, On., Canada
HERTZ, Mr. Douglas Grant rescued Belle Naish.		32 (22?)	"	St. Louis, MO, USA	22	Julia
HIGGINBOTTOM, Miss Mary "Polly"	Roommates with Pheobe Amory and Martha Whyatt		"	Fall River, MA, USA
HILL, Mr. William Spencer He was the pianist for a Welsh choir. (Hickey/Smith, page 244)		29	"	Wales
HILL, Mrs. Richard (Emily Jane Haynes) claimed to see submarine raise its flag after the sinking.  Newpapers have erroneously reported her name as Caroline Hill.		31 (32?)	"	Schenectady, NY, USA	15	Wanderer (Peel 12)
HOGG, Mrs. Ellen		28	"	New York, NY, USA
HOLBOURN, Prof. John "Ian" Bernard Stoughton	C 10	43	"	Edinburgh and Isle of Foula, Scotland	15	Wanderer (Peel 12), Stormcock
HOLLAND, Mrs. H. Hedley L. (Nina)		34	American	New York, NY, USA
HOMEWOOD, Mr. William Thomas		30	British	Toledo, OH, USA
HOPKINS, Miss Alice Eliza		33	"	Boston, MA, USA			187
HOPKINS, Miss Kate Mary		35	"	"			5 (Q)
HOPKINS, Mr. David Thomas		25 ?	"	Wales
HORSBURGH, Miss Martha		21	"	Bernardsville, NY(?), USA
HORTON, Mrs. Edwin (Elizabeth)		51	"	Sheffield, England			77
HOSKINS, Mr. Arthur			"	Montréal, P.Q., Canada
HOUNSELL, Mr. Edgar Cyril		28	"	England
HUBBARD, Mr. Frederick Cole Amos		24 (23?)	"	New York, NY, USA
HULL, Mrs. George (Winifred Keeling)		33	"	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada
HUME, Mrs. Samuel E. (Mary Agnes Elliott)			American	Harrison, NJ, USA
HUMPHREYS, Mr. Henry St. Giles			British	Los Angeles, CA, USA
HUNT, Miss Isabella Gertrude		37	British	Haverford, PA, USA			205
HUNTER, Mr. George Hardie		36	British	Atlanta, GA, USA
HUNTER, Mrs. George Hardie (Maggie MacGregor)		39	British	Atlanta, GA, USA
HUSTON, Miss Nellie Miss Huston booked passage from Memphis, Tenn. Was the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Huston of 7225 Evans Avenue, Chicago. She had been visiting them for 11 months and was on her way home to Wallassey, England.		31	British	Chicago, IL, USA
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INCH, Mr. William Ernest		27	British	New York, NY, USA	15	Wanderer (Peel 12)
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JACKSON, Mr. Isaac			British	Patterson, NJ, USA
JACKSON, Mr. Percy Thornton			British	Buffalo, NY, USA
JONES, Mrs. Alfred (Ellen)			British	Toronto, On., Canada
JONES, Master William Edward		15-months	British	Toronto, On., Canada
JONES, Miss Gwendolyn		29	British	San Francisco, CA, USA
JONES, Mr. Fred			British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada
JONES, Mr. Isaac "Ike" Talbot			British	Wales
JONES, Mr. Patrick Llewellynn		28	British	England			94
JONES, Mr. William "Parry" Gwynn(e) (outside link) Tenor in Gwent choir from Wales. Performed for first class passengers on Thursday evening. (Hickey/Smith, pages 155, 244)		24	British	Blaina, Monmouthshire, Wales
JUDSON, Mr. Frederick Sheldon Treated at hospital for contused legs.		25	American	New York, NY, USA
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KAY, Mrs. James (Marguerita Belsher)		31	British	Bronx, NY, USA
KAY, Master Robert Belsher		7	British	Bronx, NY, USA	collapsible
KAYE, Miss Kathleen (Hannah Ermine Kathleen Kirschbaum)		16	British	Toronto, On., Canada
KEELY, Miss Annie			British	Toronto, On., Canada
KELLY, Mr. James Robert		42?	British	New York, NY, USA
KELLY, Miss Margaret S.		34	American	Pittsburgh, PA, USA			125
KENNEY, Mrs. Peter (Margaret)			British	Charlestown, USA
KENNEY, Miss Mary Bridget		2	British	Charlestown, USA
KINCH, Mrs. William (Eunice Mustoe)	D 92	45	British	Cleveland, OH, USA
KING, Mrs. Sidney (Martha Frances) Body recovered.  Her body arrived in New York on the Lapland, May 31, 1915. However, per the list of interments at Cobh, Mrs. Martha Frances King, body #7, female, 2nd Class passenger, grave #602.		59	British	Lockport, NY, USA			7 (Q)
KUEBELLICK, Mr. Samuel Max		31	British	Montreal, P.Q., Canada
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LADD, Mr. Owen		33	British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada
LAKIN, Miss Martha Maria Her name was on the Sunday, May 9, list of missing and probable dead. Per the list of interments at Cobh, Miss Martha M. Lakin, body #182, Common grave B.		40	British	Saskatoon, Sk., Canada			182
LAMBIE, Mrs. Daniel (Mary Docherty)		27	"	Roslyn, USA
LAMBIE, Miss Elizabeth		8	"	"
LAMBIE, Miss Mary		2	"	"
LANCASTER, Mr. Francis William On the Sunday, May 9, list of missing and probable dead. Per the list of interments at Cobh, Mr. Francis William Lancaster was body #12, age 50 years, 2nd Class passenger, Common grave A.		50	"	Toronto, On., Canada			12
LANCASTER, Miss Annie			"	Montreal, P.Q., Canada
LANCASTER, Miss Dorothy			"	"
LANDER, Mr. Edward Harris		32	"	New York, NY, USA	7?, collapsible	Bluebell
LANE, Mr. George Benjamin		26	"	England	swamped boat	trawler
LAWRENCE, Miss Ella Woods Winnipeg, Canada. Passenger: second cabin. Body recovered on Tuesday, May 11. Miss Lawrence was traveling with Mrs. Burke of New York. They had both volunteered for service under the Serbian Red Cross. Per the list of interments at Cobh, she was body #145, age 50 years, grave #493.		50	"	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada			145
LAWRENSON, Mr. Edward			"	Paterson, B.C., Canada
LAWRENSON, Mrs. Edward (Elizabeth) Paterson, British Columbia.  Both were on the Sunday, May 9, list of missing and probable dead. Per The New York Times, Monday, May 10, 1915, page 6: “Mrs. R. Scott of 884 East Nineteenth Street, Paterson, N.J., begged the Cunard officials for news of her brother, Edward Lawrenson, who had sailed for Lancashire after having amassed a fortune in British Columbia.”			"	"
LEE, Miss Bridget Traveling with her niece, Margaret Galligan.		51	"	New York, NY, USA
LEIPOLD, Miss Catherine Estella M. Treated at hospital and discharged on or about Tuesday the 11th. Named on the Tuesday, May 11, survivors list as Miss T. M. E. LERTOLD.		27	"	Chicago, IL, USA
LEVERICH, Mrs. William Edward (Rosina Thomas Philips)		60	American	New York, NY, USA			254
LEVERICH, Miss Rosina Philip		28	American	New York, NY, USA
LEWIS, Mr. Isaac "John"		31	British	New York, NY, USA
LEWIS, Mrs. Isaac "John" (Jane Marshall)		31	British	New York, NY, USA
LEWIS, Miss Edith		5	British	New York, NY, USA
LINES, Mr. Stanley Llandolf Burnett		30	British	Toronto, On., Canada
LINES, Mrs. Stanley Llandolf Burnett (Ethel Moore Lamping)		34	British	Toronto, On., Canada	13
LINTOTT, Mr. Roy Iver		21	British	Calgary, Ab., Canada
LITTLE, Mrs. J. (Margaret)		24	British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
LITTLE, Miss Alice Laura		14-months	British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
LOHDEN, Mrs. H. Arnold (Sarah Rose Mary Arnold)		38	"	Toronto, On., Canada
LOHDEN, Miss Rose Elsie		11	"	"
LONGDIN, Mr. Arthur		39	"	"
LONGDIN, Mrs. Arthur (Matilda Hartley) On the Sunday, May 9, list of missing and probable dead. Janet Dare submitted the following:"My GG Aunt's body (Matilda Longdin) was found and she is buried in common grave B at Co Cork. My GG Uncle (Arthur Longdin) has never been found and his body is presumed to be on the wreck of the Lusitania. My Aunt and Uncle had emigrated to Toronto, Canada several years previous and it is thought they were on their way back to the UK so that Arthur could enlist for WWI. My GG Aunt and Uncle were originally from Manchester, where both their families lived."  Per the list of interments at Cobh, Mrs. Matilda Longdin was body #157, age 30 years.		30	"	"			157
LOVETT, Miss Mary			"	Fall River, MA, USA
LOYND, Rev. David		51	"	Ottawa, On., Canada or Richmond, IN, USA			234
LOYND, Mrs. David (Alice Grimshaw)		49	"	"			75
LUCAS, Mr. Francis John		22	"	Pittsburgh, PA, USA
LUND, Mr. Charles Henry		29	American	Chicago, IL, USA			229
LUND, Mrs. Charles Henry (Sarah Jane Mounsey)		28	"	"
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MacFARQUHAR, Mrs. John (Jane Ann Grant)		52	American	Stratford, CT, USA
MacFARQUHAR, Miss Grace Marie		16	"	"
MacGREGOR, Mrs. Betsy		63	British	New York, NY, USA
MacGREGOR, Mr. Arthur L. (son of Betsy)		31	British	New York, NY, USA
MacHARDY, Mrs. Peter Kenneth (Annie)			American	"
MACKAY, Mr. Hamish		33	British	"
MacKENZIE, Mrs. Robert (Mary A.)			American	New Bedford, MA, USA
MACKY, Mr. Joseph			British	New Zealand
MACKY, Mrs. Joseph (Mary Birrell)		56	"	"
MACLAY, Miss Bessie			"	Ridgefield Park, USA
MAINMAN, Mr. Alfred Reid		56	"	Edmonton, Ab., Canada
MAINMAN, Mrs. Alfred Reid (Elizabeth Sarah "Annie" Dowsett)			"	"
MAINMAN, Mr. John V.		21	"	"			118
MAINMAN, Mr. Alfred S.		19	"	"
MAINMAN, Miss Mary "Molly" Frances		16	"	"
MAINMAN, Miss Elizabeth		7	"	"
MAINMAN, Master Edwin Richard Molly and the twins survived and were taken care of by a lawyer. The family had been on its way to Chester, England, to take possession of a large estate which had been bequeathed to them. Per the list of interments at Cobh, Mr. John V. Mainman was body #118, Common grave B.		7	"	"
MANBY, Miss Ada		36	"	Montréal, P.Q., Canada
MANNION, Mr. Martin			"	Troy, NY, USA
MARICHAL, Mr. Joseph Phillibert René		38	French	Kingston, On., Canada	21	Wanderer (Peel 12)
MARICHAL, Mrs. Joseph Phillibert René (Yvonne Jessie Emerson)		39	"	"	21	Wanderer (Peel 12)
MARICHAL, Miss Yvonne "Eve" (outside link -- the "last survivor" bit is wrong)		5	"	"	21	Wanderer (Peel 12)
MARICHAL, Miss Phyllis Renée		4	"	"	21	Wanderer (Peel 12)
MARICHAL, Master Maurice		2	"	"	21	Wanderer (Peel 12)
MARTIN, Mr. Charles D.		31 ?	British	Pittsburgh, PA, USA
MARTIN, Miss Ruby lived to be 81, died in England in 1968.		26	"	New York, NY, USA
MARTIN-DAVEY, Mr. William			"	Vancouver, B.C., Canada
MARTIN-DAVEY, Mrs. William (Elizabeth Cumbe Heard)		53	"	"			35
MARTIN-DAVEY, Mr. Arthur		18	"	"
MATTHEWSON, Mrs. Maud E. S.			"	Springfield, USA
MATTHEWSON, Master Joseph		08-months	"	"
MATTHEWS, Lt. Robert		34	"	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada			1 (K)
MATTHEWS, Mrs. Robert (Annie) Annie was Robert's mistress, not wife.  The real Mrs. Matthews was in Canada.			"	"
MAYCOCK, Miss Mary Had been working in America as a companion to the Astor family. Had brothers named Tom and Arthur in New York. Had certificate as hairdresser and beautician. From Yorkshire. After the disaster, she worked a second time for the Astors. Married her Yorkshire fiancé Arthur Wood. Permanently disabled by her experience of the sinking: had crouched on a narrow board for 4 hours. Died at age 75. (Hickey/Smith, pages 178, 314)		23	"	Harrison, NJ, USA
McCLINTOCK, Miss Margaret		31	"	New York, NY, USA
McCLURE, Miss Margaret			"	"
McCOLM, Mrs. James A. (Christina Harrow S. Rae)		38	"	Ottawa, On., Canada
McCORKINDALE, Mrs. Daniel (Elizabeth Ritchie)		33	"	Chromo, USA
McCORKINDALE, Master Duncan		7	"	"
McCORKINDALE, Miss Mary		Infant	"	"
McDONNELL, Miss Kate "Kitty" Traveled with May Barrett		25	"	New York, NY, USA
McEVOY, Mr. Henry			"	"
McFAYDEN, Mr. Hugh		24	"	Galt, Canada
McGINLEY, Mr. Patrick Vincent		32	"	New York, NY, USA
McGOVERN, Miss Mazie			American	Bloomfield, USA
McILROY, Mr. Archibald On Sunday’s list of missing and probable dead. A fellow researcher from Belfast, Northern Ireland, submitted the following: "He was born in the north of Ireland around 1860 in the small market town of Ballyclare in Co. Amtrim. He became a clerk in the Ulster bank for some years, but becoming bored with it he set up business for himself first as a coal merchant and then as a stockbroker. He becmae better known as a writer in the "kailyard' tradition of Barrie's Thrums novels, capturing the ethos of rural and particularly Presbyterian life. He published several novels, among them 'When Lint was in the Bell', and 'The Banker's Love Story'. He emigrated to Edmunton in 1912 with his wife and son, where he continued his business interests and also Christian work in the city and surrounding countryside."			British	Edmonton, Ab., Canada
McKECHAN, Mrs. Robert (Elizabeth Ballantyne)		32	British	Gillespie, USA
McKECHAN, Master James		5	British	Gillsepie, USA
McKECHAN, Master Campbell		10-months	British	Gillespie, USA
McKINNON, Mrs. Robert (? Beith)			British	Toronto, On., Canada
McLELLAN, Miss Sarah		36	British	Lake Forest, IL, USA
McPARTLIN, Mr. Myles			American	New York, NY, USA
MECREDY, Dr. Ralph Jack Richard, Jr.		26	British	Dublin, Ireland		trawler
MENZIES, Miss Isabella		57	British	Yakima, WA, USA
MERIHEINA, Mr. Uno The New York Times, Thursday, May 13, page 3, identified him as a representative of General Motors Export Company at 11 Broadway, New York City, and was on his way to South Africa. After saving 15 women and children, he was in the water for 3 hours then on a raft for 2 hours. Had a reputation of being a powerful swimmer, swimming 10 miles without difficulty.		26	Russian	New York, NY, USA
MICHAEL, Mr. Dewi Was part of the Welsh Choir.  Bought his ticket in Pittsburgh.		38 (?)	British	England
MIDDLEMAST, Mrs. Edward (Isabella L. Woodget)		32	British	Regina, Sk., Canada
MIDDLETON, Miss Alice		25	British	Seatlle, WA, USA
MILFORD, Mr. Frederick John The New York Times of Monday, May 10, page 3, said: “E. J. Milford of Maryland was dragged into a lifeboat after swimming for fifty minutes.”		36	American	Hancock, MD, USA		Flying Fish
MILLAR, Mrs. Aubrey M. (Margaret Todd or Lindgren) On Sunday’s list of missing and probable dead. Not named on Saturday’s passenger list or Sunday’s survivors list. The New York Times, Sunday, May 9, page 5, column 2: “In that stream of inquirers that passed into the [Cunard] office in the early afternoon was G. S. Lundgren of the local Weather Bureau. He was seeking some word as to the safety of his sister, Mrs. Aubrey Miller of 602 West 137th Street. She was bound for Glasgow, he said, to visit her husband’s relatives. Mr. Miller died three months ago and it had been his wish that his wife meet his relatives.”			British	New York, NY, USA
MITCHELHILL, Mr. William (Mitchell Hill)			British	St. Joseph, MO, USA
MITCHELL, Mr. Arthur Jackson	E deck	45	American	Toronto, On., Canada	15	Wanderer (Peel 12)
MITCHELL, Mr. Walter Dawson		27	British (Irish)	Newark, NJ, USA			56
MITCHELL, Mrs. Walter Dawson (Jeanette "Nettie" Elizabeth Moore)		27	British (Irish)	Newark, NJ, USA		Indian Empire (?)
MITCHELL, Master Walter Dawson, Jr.		10-months	American	Newark, NJ, USA			122
MOFFATT, Mr. William			British	Winchester, Canada
MOLLOY, Miss Margaret On Sunday’s list of missing and probable dead. The New York Times, Monday, May 10, 1915, page 6: “[At the Cunard offices] Michael Molloy of 4331 West Forty-seventh Street, whose sister, Miss Margaret Molloy of 4329 West Forty-seventh Street, was a passenger, was accompanied by his cousin, Miss Katherine Flanagan. On April 25 he received a cablegram announcing the serious illness of his father and Miss Molloy insisted on going to Ireland by the quickest steamship. On the Monday after she left he received a cablegram stating that the father had died.”			British (Irish)	New York, NY, USA
MOODY, Mrs. Martha (Martha Hemphill)		70	British (Irish)	Limavady, County Londonderry, Ireland
MOODY, Miss Martha (Meta) San Francisco, CA., is where they had been visiting Martha's brother, John Hemphill. Louise says that Martha was born in Co Londonderry, North Ireland.		38	British (Irish)	Limavady, County Londonderry, Ireland
MOORE, Dr. Daniel Virgil		36	American	Yankton, SD, USA		Brock
MOORE, Mr. Ernest			British	Moose Jaw, Sk., Canada
MOORE, Mr. Edwin			British	Central Falls, RI, USA
MOORE, Mr. John		24	British	Manchester Green, CT, USA		Indian Empire
MORRIS, Rev. Hugh Carlton Syddall		32	British	Toronto, On., Canada
MOUNSEY, Mr. William Edgar		58	American	Chicago, IL, USA
MUIR, Mr. Matthew		62 (?)	British	Philadelphia, PA, USA
MURDOCH, Miss Jessie		34	British	Westbury, USA
MURRAY, Mrs. Christopher (Rose Ellen McGinley)		30	American	New York, USA
MUSTOE-KINCH, Mr. William	D 92	19	British	Cleveland, OH, USA
MYERS, Mr. William Ellason G. Named as MEYERS in an article in the Sunday New York Times, May 9, 1915. Was 16 years old and on his was to England to join the British Navy as a cadet.		16	"	Stratford, On., Canada
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NAISH, Mr. Theodore		59	American	Kansas City, MO, USA
NAISH, Mrs. Theodore (Belle Saunders)		49	American	Kansas City, MO, USA	22	Julia
NEATBY, Miss Winifred (Freda) (outside link)		29	British	Saskatoon, Sk., Canada
NEEDHAM, Mr. Henry E.			British	New York, NY, USA
NEGUS, Mr. Edward		27	British	New York, NY, USA
NEILSON, Mr. Henry		41	British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
NEILSON, Mrs. Henry (Frances)		40	British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
NEILSON, Mr. Charles H.		18	British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
NEIMARK, Mr. Abraham On Sunday’s list of missing and probable dead. Per an article in the Sunday paper, page 5, column 2: Harry Niemark of Belgium [?] anxiously awaited word of his father Abraham, who was before the German invasion a diamond merchant of Antwerp, and who had sailed for London with diamonds. Before the Lusitania left her pier he gave into the safe keeping of the purser. The elder Mr. Niemark’s family fled to London when the German captured Antwerp. Harry Niemark and his father came to New York three months ago, leaving their mother and sisters in London. They took rooms at 97 Division Street and a few weeks ago the father decided to return to London to dispose of the diamonds.			Russian (?)	New York, NY, USA
NEVILLE, Mr. Albert Charles		40	British	Toronto, Canada
NEVILLE, Mrs. Albert Charles (Mabel Frances)		35	"	"
NEVILLE, Miss Evelyn		14	"	"
NEVILLE, Master Charles		11	"	"
NEVILLE, Miss Muriel		4	"	"
NICHOLSON, Mr. Charles Duncan		27	"	Edmonton, Canada
NICHOL, Miss Mary F.		22	"	Chicago, IL, USA
NICHOLL, Mr. George Home address was 5138 Funston Street, Philadelphia.			"	Philadelphia, USA
NORMAN, Mr. Robert		39	"	New York, USA
NORTH, Miss Olive Later married Percy Hanson, sailor on the rescue ship Juno.		25	"	Saskatoon, Sk., Canada		Juno
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O'DONNELL, Mr. Patrick			American	Hoboken, NJ, USA
OWENS, Mrs. Hubert Isaacs (Cecelia Mildred Smith) (sister of Alfred Smith)		33	British	Ellwood City, PA, USA	swamped collapsible	trawler
OWENS, Master Ronald (son of Cecelia Owens)		10	British	Ellwood City, PA, USA
OWENS, Master Reginald (son of Cecelia Owens)		8	British	Ellwood City, PA, USA
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PAGE, Mr. Andrew		30	British	Medicine Hat, Canada
PALMER, Mr. Albert			"	Toronto, Canada
PALMER, Mrs. Albert (Annie Oakes)		33	"	"			179
PALMER, Master Edgar		6	"	"			184
PALMER, Miss Olive		4	"	"
PALMER, Master Albert The Sunday, May 9, list of missing and probable dead showed Albert, Mrs. Albert and infant, Miss Olive and infant, Master Edgar, F.A., and Miss K. Per the list of interments at Cobh, Master Albert Palmer was body #179, age 6 months, buried with Mrs. Annie Palmer, Common grave B; Master Edgar Palmer, body #184, age 7 years, Common grave B; Mrs. Annie Palmer was body #179, age 33 years, Common grave B.		06-months	"	"			179
PALMER, Miss Kathleen		41	"	N. Augusta, USA
PALMER, Mr. Frank Arthur			"	"
PARTLETT, Mrs. Frank (Amy)		35	"	New York, USA
PARTLETT, Miss Enid		13	"	"
PARSONS, Mr. Archibald Ernest On Sunday’s list of missing and probable dead. Per the list of interments at Cobh, Archibald Ernest Parsons was body #106, age 30 years, 2nd Class passenger, Common grave B.		30	"	"			106
PAVEY, Miss Lorna Mary		28	"	Fort Qui Apelle, Sk., Canada	14?
PAYNE, Mr. Martin Sylvester		19	"	Springfield, MA, USA
PEACOCK, Mrs. Elizabeth L. (Elizabeth L. Todd)		48	"	Jerome, AZ, USA
PEACOCK, Master Thomas Edward, Jr.		17	"	"
PELLS, Mr. Cyril Elmore		24	"	Vancouver, B.C., Canada
PELLS, Mrs. Cyril Elmore (Mary Anita Reeve)		32	"	"
PELLS, Master John		Infant	"	"
PHAIR, Rev. Ernest Edward Maxwell	C 3	44	"	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada			79
PIRIE, Mrs. Arthur (Annie)		35	"	Lynn, USA
PIRIE, Miss Margaret		10	"	"
PIRIE, Master Arthur Transferred from Cameronia. All 3 from this group were on Sunday’s list of missing and probable dead. Page 5, column 2, Sunday paper: “Mr. and Mrs. Pennycook of 260 Eleventh Street, Hoboken, called [the Cunard office] to inquire about Mrs. Pirie and her two children. They were on their way to Glasgow.”		4	"	"
PIRRIE, Miss Henrietta	E 135		"	Ottawa, On., Canada
PLANK, Mrs. David (Harriet Slinger)		61	"	Toronto, On., Canada
POOLE, Mrs. Thomas William (Gertrude Kate Elizabeth Veale)		45	"	New York, NY, USA
POTTER, Mr. Walter			"	Calgary, Ab., Canada
PRESCOTT, Mrs. George (Bertha Martin)		30	"	Toronto, On., Canada
PRESS, Miss Mary Jane		34	"	New York, NY, USA			116
PRESTON-SMITH, Mr. John		28	British	Southbanks, Yorkshire, England		Heron
PRICHARD, Mr. Richard Preston	D 90	29	British	Montréal, P.Q., Canada
PROUDFOOT, Mr. Samuel Lamond Monessen, PA. Passenger. Transferred from Cameronia. On Sunday’s list of missing and probable dead.			"	Belle Vernon, PA, USA
PURSE, Mr. Reginald			"	Chattanooga, TN, USA
PURSE, Mrs. Reginald (Gertrude Alice)			"	"
PYE, Mrs. William Samuel (Charlotte Lillian)		28	British	Edmonton, Ab., Canada	collapsible	Flying Fish
PYE, Miss Marjorie Edmonton, Canada. Passenger: second cabin. Mrs. Pye survived. The infant did not. Marjorie was buried in a private grave in Queenstown. See Hickey/Smith, pages 161, 187, 215, 244, 286. Per the list of interments at Cobh, Miss Marjorie Pye was body #239, age 18 months, buried with #240, grave #545. There was a female baby, unidentified, body #240, buried with Margaret Pye.		18-months	British	Edmonton, Ab., Canada			239
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READDIE, Mr. James Robert		29	British	Brooklyn, USA
REID, Mr. Peter			British	Little Rock, USA
RICHARDS, Mr. Thomas Henry	D 80	40	American	Meaderville, MT, USA
RICHARDS, Mrs. Thomas Henry (Phillippa "Phyllis" Conner)	D 80	38	British	Meaderville, MT, USA
RICHARDS, Master Thomas Percy	D 80	7	British	Meaderville, MT, USA
RICHARDS, Master Cecil Harry	D 80	4	American	Meaderville, MT, USA
RICHARDS, Miss Dora Millicent	D 80	18-months	American	Meaderville, MT, USA
RICHARDSON, Mrs. James (Annie)	E 114	39	American	Philadelphia, PA, USA	13	Stormcock
RITCHIE, Mr. William Joss			American	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada
ROBERTSON, Mr. Andrew			American	New Orleans, LA, USA
ROBINSON, Mr. Thomas H.			American	Vancouver, B.C., Canada
ROBINSON, Mrs. Thomas H. (Edith)			American	Vancouver, B.C., Canada
ROBSON, Miss Annie		30	American	Mount Vernon, NY, USA
ROBSON, Mr. Kenneth Hamilton Stewart		29	American	Mount Vernon, NY, USA
ROGERS, Miss Elizabeth (sister of Sarah Fish)			American	Toronto, On., Canada	7?, collapsible	Bluebell
ROGERS, Mr. Richard James		41	American	Toronto, On., Canada
ROLFE, Mr. George Sommerville		31	American	Hamilton, On., Canada
ROONEY, Miss Mary			American	Brooklyn, NY, USA
ROSE, Mr. Fred J.			American	New York, NY, USA
ROWELL, Mr. Thomas Reuben			American	New York, NY, USA
RYAN, Miss Mary			American	New York, NY, USA
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SALT, Mr. Henry Jordan			American	Boston, MA, USA
SAMOULESCU, Mr. David (Dave Samuels)		32	American	New York, NY, USA			99
SANDELLS, Mr. Thomas		50	British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada
SCOTT, Mr. George		27	British	Toronto, On., Canada
SCRIMGEOUR, Mr. William			British	New York, NY, USA
SECCHI, Mrs. Herbert (Edith Helen West)		35	British	New York, NY, USA
SEMOURS, Mr. Charles T.			British	Buffalo, NY, USA
SEMPLE, Mrs. Andrew ? (Agnes)		29	British	Toronto, On., Canada
SEMPLE, Master John		Infant	British	Toronto, On., Canada
SHAW, Miss Emily		32	British	Winnipeg, Canada
SHINEMAN, Mr. James		29	American	New York, NY, USA			18 (DA)
SHINEMAN, Mrs. James (Margaret McKenzie)			American	New York, NY, USA			3 (K)
SIMPSON, Rev. Henry Wood	C 3	37	British	Roseland, B.C., Canada	boat	trawler
SLATER, Mr. Frank William			British	New York, NY, USA
SLATTERY, Mr. Patrick John		27	American	New York, NY, USA
SMART, Mr. George Mercer			British	Vancouver, B.C., Canada
SMITH, Mr. Albert R.		35	British	New York, NY, USA
SMITH, Mrs. Albert R. (Gladys E.)		31	British	New York, NY, USA
SMITH, Miss Dorothy		Infant	British	New York, NY, USA
SMITH, Mr. Alfred F. (brother of Cecelia Owens)			British	Ellwood City, PA, USA
SMITH, Mrs. Alfred F. (Elizabeth A. Jones)			British	Ellwood City, PA, USA
SMITH, Miss Helen (daughter of Alfred and Elizabeth)		6	British	Ellwood City, PA, USA	13	Stormcock
SMITH, Miss Elizabeth "Bessie" (daughter of Alfred and Elizabeth)		06-months	British	Ellwood City, PA, USA
SMITH, Mr. David J.			"	England
SMITH, Mr. George Arthur		32	"	Rochester, USA
SMITH, Mr. Harry			"	Toronto, Canada
SMITH, Miss Sarah			"	St. Thomas, Canada
SORENSON, Mr. Soren Played poker with others to the last possible moment, even when the room was tilting. See Hickey/Smith, page 229.		33	"	Edmonton, Canada
SPILLMAN, Mr. John Bowen		33	"	Wyandotte, MI, USA			26
SPILLMAN, Mrs. John Bowen (Eliza)			"	"
STANLEY, Mr. Henry William			"	Trenton, USA
STEVENS, Mr. Charles Henry		57	American	Atlantic City, NJ, USA			241
STEVENSON, Mrs. William (Janet M. Wallace)			British	Cleveland, OH, USA
STEVENSON, Miss Elizabeth P.		Infant	British	Cleveland, OH, USA
STEWART, Mrs. James (Christina Knox?)		30	British	Toronto, On., Canada
STEWART, Master John Knox		05-months	British	Toronto, On., Canada
STOKES, Mr. George Edward "Ted"			British	Victoria, B.C., Canada
STOKES, Mrs. George Edward (Mabel Elliott)			British	Victoria, B.C., Canada
STOKES, Master William		2½	British	Victoria, B.C., Canada
STONES, Mr. Norman		28	British	Texada Island, B.C., Canada
STONES, Mrs. Norman (Hilda Mary Joy)		29	British	Texada Island, B.C., Canada
STORCH, Mr. Walter Reinhold Treated at hospital for injured ribs, released after a number of days.		29	British	San Francisco, USA
STROUD, Mr. Edwin Percy Wallace		38	British	Mexico (or New York?)
STROUD, Mrs. Edwin Percy Wallace (Constance Eda Simpson)		31	"	"
STROUD, Miss Helen		3	"	"
SULLIVAN, Mr. Florence	C deck	26	British (Irish)	New York, NY, USA
SULLIVAN, Mrs. Florence (Julia O'Neill)	C deck	25	British (Irish)	New York, NY, USA		Heron
SULLIVAN, Mr. George			"	Groton, USA
SULLIVAN, Mrs. George (Emily)			"	"
SUMNER, Mr. Thomas			"	Quincy, USA
SURMAN, Mrs. Henry George (Mabel Annie Bird)			"	England
SUTHERST, Mr. Thomas			"	England
SWEENEY, Mr. John Martin			American	Watertown, USA
SWEET, Mr. Frank Harold		22	British	Toronto, Canada
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TAFT, Mr. Sidney		31	British	Needham, MA, USA
TARRY, Mr. Edward		27	British	Toronto, On., Canada
TAYLOR, Mrs. Stanley Robert (Annie Sarah Johnson) Boston, MA. Passenger: second cabin. The Saturday edition, May 15, 1915, of The New York Times, page 8: “The American Consulate has taken charge of a body believed to be that of Mrs. Annie Taylor of Dorchester, Mass., who was a second cabin passenger on the Lusitania.” The Wednesday, May 19,1915, edition of the New York Times, page 5, had a news brief from the Consul at Queenstown showing that that the name of Mrs. Annie S. Taylor had been added to the list of dead.		41	American	Dorchester, MA, USA
TAYLOR, Master Stanley Robert		14	American	Dorchester, MA, USA
THOMAS, Mr. Ernest		33	British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada			235
THOMAS, Mrs. Ernest (Mary Hannah (Ann?))			British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada
THOMPSON, Mr. Albert Body was recovered on Tuesday the 11th. It was found floating with wreckage near the coast. Per the list of interments at Cobh, he was body #141, Common grave B.		37	British	Toronto, On., Canada			141
THOMPSON, Miss Muriel			British	Miami, FL, USA
THOMPSON, Mr. Robert Joseph		37	British	Holdridge, USA
THURSTON, Mr. John			"	Bridgeport, CT, USA
TIERNEY, Mrs. James (Mary)		26	"	Vandegrift, USA			2 (Q)
TIERNEY, Miss Nina		5	"	"
TIJOU, Mr. Walter Edgar		44	"	Toronto, On., Canada	upturned boat	fishing trawler
TIJOU, Master Howard Walter		10	"	Toronto, On., Canada
TODD, Mr. David On Sunday’s list of missing and probable dead. Todd was a florist from Philadelphia. Address: 5540 Woodland Avenue, Phil. Sailed to see his mother in Lincolnshire, England. He was 28 years old and had been living in Philly for 2 years.		28	"	Philadelphia, PA, USA
TREVERROW, Mrs. Caroline (Caroline Richards)		62	"	Butte, MT, USA
TULLOCH, Mr. James			"	Kendall, USA
TULLOCH, Mrs. James (Agnes Kerr)		21	"	"
TULLOCH, Miss Hannah		11-months	"	"
TURPIN, Mr. Thomas Keith		30	"	Victoria, B.C.. Canada
TURPIN, Mrs. Thomas Keith (Maud Adelaide Otway Hatchell)			"	Victoria, B.C.. Canada
TWIGG, Mr. Frederick Alexander			"	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada			10
TYERS, Mr. Frederick Charles			"	Nottingham, England			17
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VANCE, Mr. John			American	New York, NY, USA
VARCOE, Mrs. John Francis (Lavinia Woodgate)		70	British	Kansas City, MO, USA
VARLEY, Miss Alice Mercy		50	British	East Northfield, USA
VENN, Mr. Harold Stanley			British	San Francisco, CA, USA
VESCOVI, Dr. Silvio de		28	Italian	New York, NY, USA	collapsible	Westborough (Katrina)
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WALKER, Mr. John		28	British	Toronto, On., Canada
WALKER, Mrs. John (Gertrude Thursfield)		26	British	Toronto, On., Canada
WALKER, Miss Mary Jane			British	San Francisco, CA, USA
WALLACE, Mr. Cyril John George	C 28	20	British	Holyoke, USA	22	Julia
WALLACE, Miss Delia			British	New York, NY, USA
WALLACE, Miss Margaret			British	New York, NY, USA
WALSH, Miss Ellen			British	New York, NY, USA
WARD, Mr. James Langmuir			British	Wilkie, Canada
WARD, Mr. Michael			American	Pittsburgh, PA, USA
WARING, Mr. Charles			British	Winnipeg, Mb., Canada
WARNER, Mr. Tertius Selwyn		21	British	London, On., Canada
WATERS, Miss Katherine W.		25	British	Elcentra, USA
WATERS, Miss Margaret		29	British	Elcentra, USA
WEBB, Miss Minnie		34?	British	New York, NY, USA
WEBSTER, Mr. Frederick G.		28	British	Toronto, On., Canada
WEBSTER, Mrs. Frederick G. (Margaret)		24	British	Toronto, On., Canada
WEBSTER, Master William		3	British	Toronto, On., Canada
WEBSTER, Master Frederick		11-months	British	Toronto, On., Canada
WEBSTER, Master Henry		11-months	British	Toronto, On., Canada
WEIR, Mr. Cecil Hamilton		31	British	Victoria, B.C., Canada
WHALEY, Mr. Robert William		33	British	Victoria, B.C., Canada
WHITCOMBE, Mr. Hugh Martin Donald Gore		25	British	Havana, Cuba
WHITEHEAD, Miss Florence	E 135	41	British	Boston, MA, USA	13	Stormcock
WHYATT, Mrs. Aaron Taylor (Martha Ann Bussey Sharpley)	Roommates with Phoebe Amory and Mary Higginbottom	60	British	New Bedford, MA, USA	collapsible
WICKHAM, Mrs. Nina On Sunday’s list of missing and probable dead. Per the list of interments at Cobh, Mrs. Nina Wickham was body #54.  Buried Queenstown May 10th. Grave C 8th row lower tier. Letters of administration taken by son J.N.D. Wickham and produced by Messrs. Powell, Rogers, & Merrick. Soliciters.  17 Essex St, Strand London. WC to whom property with trunk was forwarded, Dec 23rd.		50	British	New Zealand			54
WICKINGS-SMITH, Mr. Cyril		27	British	Victoria, B.C., Canada
WICKINGS-SMITH, Mrs. Cyril (Phyllis Bailey Fenn)		24	British	Victoria, B.C., Canada
WICKINGS-SMITH, Miss Nancy Eileen Fenn		Infant	British	Victoria, B.C., Cananda	11	Wanderer (Peel 12)
WICKINGS-SMITH, Mr. Basil Guilford (Cyril's brother)		29	British	Victoria, B.C., Canada
WIGGINS, Mrs. Arthur Vaughn (Sarah Helena Rogerson)		49	British	Toronto, On., Canada
WILD, Miss Evelyn Norbury		25	British	Paterson, NJ, USA	starboard boat (13?)	fishing boat and Stormcock
WILD, Miss Agnes		21	British	Paterson, NJ, USA	starboard boat (13?)	fishing boat and Stormcock
WILLIAMS, Miss Beatrice		24	British	Rock Island, IL, USA
WILLIAMS, Mrs. Jane (Jane Jenkyn)		55	British	Toronto, On., Canada
WILLIAMS, Mr. Robert			British	Calgary, Ab.., USA
WILLIAMS, Mr. Thomas J. See Hickey/Smith, page 244, where a Tom Williams is described as a Welsh survivor, sang with Welsh choir.		32	British	Wales
WILSON, Mr. John	Roommate of Herbert Ehrhardt		British	Cambridge, MA, USA	14?
WILSON, Mrs. Patrick (Minnie "Inez" Corbett) She was mentioned in the Monday, May 10, The New York Times, page 3: “…lowered in a lifeboat, which was swamped and sank. Supported only by a lifebelt, she remained afloat for three hours, and was finally rescued.”		46	British	Moose Jaw, Sk., Canada
WILSON, Miss Sarah			British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
WINTER, Miss Thirza		31	British	New York, NY, USA
WISE, Sister Isabel Eloise		59	British	Jamaica
WOLFENDEN, Mr. John Charles		51	American	Central Falls, RI, USA
WOLFENDEN, Mrs. John Charles (Dora Roden)		49	American	Central Falls, RI, USA	15	Wanderer (Peel 12)
WOODCOCK, Miss Sarah Emma			British	Fall River, MA, USA
WOOLVEN, Mrs. Edmond Victor (Helen Saunders)			British	Edmonton, Ab., Canada			3 (DA)
WORDEN, Mrs. Charles E. (Jane Goodchild)			American	Lowell, MA, USA
WORDSWORTH, Mr. Osmond Bartle		27	British	Toronto, On., Canada
WORDSWORTH, Miss Ruth Mary		37	British	Toronto, On., Canada	overturned boat	Julia
WRIGHT, Miss Mary E. Body recovered and returned to New York City via the ocean liner New York on Monday, May 24, 1915.			British	New York, NY, USA			111
WYLIE, Mrs. Emma			British	Jersey City, NJ, USA
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YARDLEY, Mr. Lewis Frank			British	Toronto, On., Canada
YEATMAN, Mr. Charles Aylmer Luttrell		36	British	New York, NY, USA			107
YEATMAN, Mrs. Charles Aylmer Luttrell (Cora Rose Gower) Montreal, Canada. Passenger: second cabin. He died and his body was recovered and identified. Her name was on the Sunday, May 9, list of missing and probable dead. Per the list of interments at Cobh, Mr. Charles Aylmer Luttrell was body #107, male, age 37 years, 2nd class passenger, buried with Mrs. Cora Yeatman, grave #1630; Mrs. Cora Yeatman was body #131, female, age 36 years.		33	British	New York, NY, USA			131
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Contributors:
Peter Engberg-Klarström
Jim Kalafus
Mike Poirier
Craig Stringer
Judith Tavares
Hildo Thiel
Jean Richards Timmermeister
Geoff Whitfield

References:
Holbourn, Ian B. Stoughton.  The Isle of Foula and "Memoir" by Marion C. Holbourn.  Johnson & Greig, 1938.  Reprinted, Birlinn Books, 2001.

Kalafus, Jim and Michael Poirier (2005) Lest We Forget : Part 1 ET Research. <http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/lusitania-lest-we-forget.html>

Kalafus, Jim and Michael Poirier (2005) Lest We Forget Part 2:  As the Lusitania Went Down ET Research. <http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/lusitania-lest-we-forget-2.html>

Layton, J. Kent.  Lusitania:  An Illustrated Biography of the Ship of Splendor.  Lulu Press, 2007.

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