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

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Per the official Lusitania passenger lists, third class should have 373 names.  The breakdown for the official third class passenger list is such:  Total 373, survived 134, lost 239

This page has:  Total 370, survived 134, lost 236

Also included on this page are 3 deported seamen and 3 stowaways, none of which survived.  If the deported seamen are to be counted as third class passengers, then the breakdown becomes:

Total 373, survived 134, lost 239

If there are any errors here that should be corrected, don't hesitate to tell me.

Names last revised 4 September 2009.

Italics indicate survivor.

Name	Age	Nationality	Residence	Lifeboat	Rescue vessel	Body
A
AGNEW, Mr. Thomas W.	27	British	Monessen, PA, USA
AGNEW, Mrs. Thomas W. (?)	27	British	Monessen, PA, USA
ALEXAN, Babajan	30	Russian	New York, NY, USA
AMERAIOF, Mr. Benjamin	37	Persian	Chicago, IL, USA
ANDERSDOTTER, Mrs. Carolina B.	54	Swedish	Walden, MA, USA
ANDREATOS, Mr. Marinos	39	Greek	New York, NY, USA
ANDRIJINE, Mr. Anisyon	22	Russian	New York, NY, USA
ANTILA, Mrs. Aino	25	Finnish	Deported
ANTILA, Master Carl	4	American	Deported
ANTILA, Master Jan	3	American	Deported
APRIN, Mr. Joseph	45	Russian	Gary, IN, USA
ASHMAN, Mr. Henry Clifford	27	British	Butte, MT, USA
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BABA, Mr. Abraham	45	Persian	Chicago, IL, USA
BABA, Mr. Frank Chicago, Illinois.  Frank and traveling companion Johan Jacob Baba (perhaps actually Baba Jan Yocab?) are known to have survived. See entry for Thomas Stevens, who was traveling with them.	30	Persian	Chicago, IL, USA
BABA, Mr. George	39	Persian	Chicago, IL, USA
BABEICZ, Mr. Jakim	33	Russian	New York, NY, USA
BABICZUK, Mr. Siemion	39	Russian	Windsor, On., Canada
BABKA, Mr. Matthew	28	Russian	Canada
BAILEY, Mr. Frederick Richard	40	British	Orange, NJ, USA	swamped lifeboat	minesweeper
BALLANTYNE, Miss Margaret	29	British	New York, NY, USA
BANNERJI, Mr. Induprakas	30	British (Indian)	Princeton, NJ, USA
BARCLAY, Mr. George	30	British	Canada
BARROW, Mr. Donald George M.	25	British	Maple Creek, Canada
BARROW, Mrs. Donald George M. (May)	20	British	Maple Creek, Canada			34
BARTLEY, Mr. George Noble	38	British	Welland, On., Canada
BARTLEY, Mrs. George Noble (Ellen)	28	British	Welland, On., Canada
BARTLEY, Master Arthur	4	British	Welland, On., Canada
BARTLEY, Master Gordon	03-months	British	Welland, On., Canada
BEAUCHAMP, Mr. William Treated at Queenstown hospital for loss of fingers.	36	British	Otsego, USA
BENJAMIN, Miss Queenie	30	British	Roland Park, USA
BENNETT, Mr. William	39	British	Canada
BEVAN, Mr. Jack	26	British	Bellaire, USA
BIALANS, Mr. Stefan	30	Russian	Waterbury, USA
BISHOP, Mr. Joseph	50	British	Hamilton, On., Canada
BISHOP, Mrs. Joseph (Alice)	49	British	Hamilton, On., Canada
BISHOP, Mr. William	44	British	Hamilton, On., Canada
BLACKBURN, Mr. George A.	42	British	Canada			259
BLACKSHAW, Mrs. Alice married to Fred Blackshaw	29	British	St. Thomas, On., Canada
BLACKSHAW, Master John J.	1	British	St. Thomas, On., Canada
BLANKMAN, Mr. Judka	37	Russian	New York, NY, USA
BODELL, Mr. Thomas	32	British	Toronto, On., Canada
BODELL, Mrs. Thomas (Florence Saunders)	36	British	Toronto, On., Canada
BODELL, Master Thomas, Jr.	3	British	Toronto, On., Canada
BORESKEVECS, Mr. Folop	28	Russian	Palmerton, USA
BOTTOMLEY, Mr. Fred	26	British	New York, NY, USA		Heron
BOYLE, Mr. James	28	British	Canada
BOYLE, Miss Nicholas (traveling with Agnes Smith)	24	British	Chicago, IL, USA
BOZENOF, Mr. Dennis	34	Russian	Chicago, IL, USA
BOZENOF, Mr. Philate	35	Russian	Chicago, IL, USA
BROWN, Miss Constance	38	British	Philadelphia, PA, USA
BROWN, Miss Evelyn	28	British	Philadelphia, PA, USA
BROWN, Mr. William	31	British	Toronto, On., Canada or Alaska
BUDRIN, Mr. Antoni	50	Russian	Greaville, USA
BURKE, Mr. Ernest James	48	British	Central Falls, RI, USA
BUTLER, Mr. William M.	38	British	New York, NY, USA
BYRNE, Miss Nellie M.	45	British	Boston, MA, USA
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CANIGAN, Miss Margaret	28	British	Boston, MA, USA			74
CARACITOS, Mr. George	38	Greek	New York, NY, USA
CARLSON, Mr. C. J.	57	Swedish	Chicago, IL, USA
CATTEW, Miss Emily	37	British	New York, NY, USA
CHARKOWSKI,  Mr. Porflri	41	Russian	East St. Louis, IL, USA
CHWYSINK, Mr. Pawel	21	Russian	Chicago, IL, USA
CLIFT, Mr. Horance	23	British	Chicago, IL, USA
CONNOLLY, Mr. Michael	39	British	New York, NY, USA
COOK, Mr. William George	38	British	Toronto, On., Canada
COOPER, Mrs. Nellie Elizabeth	33	British	New Bedford, MA, USA
COOPER, Master Joseph E.	03-months	American	New Bedford, MA, USA
COUGHLAN, Mr. John	40	British	Butte, MT, USA
COUGHLAN, Mrs. John (Katherine O'Neil)	40	British	Butte, MT, USA
COUGHLAN, Master John, Jr.	3	American	Butte, MT, USA
COUGHLAN, Miss Margaret	2.5	American	Butte, MT, USA			62
COUGHLAN, Master Jeremiah Bernard	11-months	American	Butte, MT, USA
COXON, Mr. Geoffrey Thomley	18	British	New York, NY, USA
CROSBIE, Miss Agnes Chicago, Illinois.  Miss Agnes Crosbie was 24 years old and a maid in the home of the Ainslie J. Bell family of Wilmette, Illinois. She was on her way to Scotland to visit relatives. One of four young women traveling together.	24	British	Wilmette, IL, USA
CROSS, Mr. Charles Ivor	21	British	Camden, NJ, USA
CRURCHLEY, Mr. William Henry	47	British	East Liverpool, USA
CUNNIFF, Miss Hannah	30	British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
CURLEY, Miss Alice	22	British	New York, NY, USA
CZERTOWICZ, Mr. Marcin	48	Russian	Philadelphia, PA, USA
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DAWSON, Mr. Walter	23	British	Lowell, MA, USA
DEICKEY, Mr. Ewstafey	24	Russian	New York, NY, USA
DELANEY, Miss Mary	34	British	New York, NY, USA
DHENIN, Mr. Thomas	31	British	New York, NY, USA
DHENIN, Mrs. Thomas (Evelyn Thomson)	33	British	New York, NY, USA
DHENIN, Master Thomas, Jr.	10	British	New York, NY, USA
DHENIN, Miss Isabella	2	British	New York, NY, USA
DIAMANDIS, Mr. Theodore	41	Greek	New York, NY, USA
DICK, Miss Annie	24	British	New York, NY, USA
DIXON, Mr. Alfred	29	British	El Paso, TX, USA
DOWSLEY, Dr. David H.	54	British	New York, NY, USA
DOYLE, Miss Anna	24	British	New York, NY, USA
DOYLE, Mr. Michael	31	British	Gt. Barrington, USA		Heron
DRISCOLL, Mr. Timothy	45	American	Boston, MA, USA
DUCKWORTH, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann (Elizabeth Ann Smith)	52	British	Taftville, CT, USA	21	Wanderer (Peel 12)
DUNCAN, Mrs. Kate Cassie	43	British	New York, NY, USA
DUNN, Mr. Thomas W.	34	British	Canada
DUPLEX, Miss Kate M.	34	British	New York, NY, USA
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EDWARDS, Mr. Isaac	28	British	Greensburg, USA
ESHOO, Mr. Benjamin	35	British	Yonkers, NY, USA
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FARROW, Mr. Robert	32	British	Canada
FAULDS, Mr. Andrew	28	British	Yonkers, NY, USA
FAULDS, Mrs. Andrew (Margaret Allen)	27	British	Yonkers, NY, USA
FEELEY, Mrs. Teresa (Teresa Clery)	34	British	New York, NY, USA			4 (Q)
FEELY, Mr. Joseph	29	British	New York, NY, USA
FERGUSON, Mrs. Samuel James (Mary Agnes)	23	American	Newark, NJ, USA
FERGUSON, Master Edward	14-months	American	Newark, NJ, USA			154
FERRICK, Mr. John	26	British	New York, NY, USA
FERRICK, Mrs. John (Margaret)	22	British	New York, NY, USA
FLAHERTY, Mr. Thomas	29	British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
FLYNN, Mr. John	37	British	New York, NY, USA
FRANKUM, Mr. Joseph	36	British	Detroit, MI, USA
FRANKUM, Mrs. Joseph (Annie Mariah B.)	36	British	Detroit, MI, USA
FRANKUM, Master Francis	7	British	Detroit, MI, USA
FRANKUM, Master Frederick George	4	American	Detroit, MI, USA
FRANKUM, Miss Winifred Annie	10-months	American	Detroit, MI, USA
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GALVIN, Mr. Michael	30	British	New York, NY, USA
GATELY, Mr. John	27	British	New York, NY, USA
GIBBONS, Mr. Michael	36	American	Chicago, IL, USA
GILILEN, Mr. Ellie	36	Persian	Yonkers, NY, USA
GLEASON, Miss Catherine	23	British	Chicago, IL, USA
GOODALL, Mr. William	30	British	Kearney, NJ, USA
GOODALL, Mrs. William (Beatrice)	33	British	Kearney, NJ, USA
GOODALL, Master Leonard	7	British	Kearney, NJ, USA
GOODALL, Master Jack	10-months	American	Kearney, NJ, USA
GOODE, Mr. George	23	British	Canada
GOODWIN, Miss Rose	30	British	Baltimore, MD, USA
GORDON, Mr. George Treated at hospital for injured ribs.		British	Calgary, Ab., Canada
GRAHAM, Mr. Gordon	26	British	San Francisco, CA, USA
GRANAHAN, Mr. Michael	52	British	Chicago, IL, USA
GREENSHIELDS, Mr. A. J.		British				217
GRIGORIAN, Mr. Majlin	37	Russian	New York, NY, USA
GRINSTED, Mr. S. Cyril	27	British	New York, NY, USA
GRIWACCZEWSKI, Mr. Michael	28	Russian	New York, NY, USA
GROVES, Mr. George	70	American	New York, NY, USA
GRYSZKIEWICZ, Mr. Antoni	26	Russian	Three Rivers, USA
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HANCOCK, Mr. Thomas	36	British	Bisbee, USA
HANLEY, Mr. Peter		British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
HANUS, Mr. Charles	37	British	Chicago, IL, USA
HANUS, Mrs. Charles (Mary)	37	British	Chicago, IL, USA
HARKENS, Mr. Alexander His home address was 6235 Woodland Avenue, Philadelphia.	41	Brtish	Philadelphia, PA, USA
HARRISON, Mr. George Wraith	24	British	Fernie, Canada
HARVEY, Mr. William	53	American	New York, NY, USA			7 (DA)
HEBDEN, Mr. Robert	35	British	New Bedford, MA, USA
HEBDEN, Mrs. Robert (Clara)	27	British	New Bedford, MA, USA			114
HENRY, Mrs. John (Catherine Ruane)	24	British	New York, NY, USA
HESKETH, Mr. Alfred W.	31	British	Welland, On., Canada
HOGAN, Miss Jane Had an injured ankle. Treated at hospital and released on or about Tuesday the 11th.	39	British	New York, NY, USA
HOOK, Mr. George (father of Elsie and Frank)	47	British	Toronto, On., Canada
HOOK, Miss Elsie (daughter of George)	12	British	Toronto, On., Canada
HOOK, Master Frank (son of George) The Hook family was traveling with the Marsh family.	11	British	Toronto, On., Canada		Brock
HOUSTON, Mr. Frank	27	British	Auburn, AL, USA
HOWARD, Mr. William	36	British	St. Louis, MO, USA
HOWLEY, Mrs. Edward (Rose Howley)	42	British	New Rochelle, NY, USA
HURLEY, Mr. Charles Edwin	33	American	Boston, MA, USA
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INMAN, Mr. John Edward	26	British	Park City, USA
IRETON, Mr. Edward	36	British	New York, NY, USA
ISHERWOOD, Mr. Fred	29	British	New York, NY, USA
IVANNIK, Mr. Peter	34	Russian	Jamaica, NY, USA
IWANUK, Mr. Emilian	27	Russian	New York, NY, USA
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JACOBS, Mrs. Abraham (Liba Bella Cohen) (outside link)	67	British	Chicago, IL, USA			33
JAMES, Miss Violet Isabel She was a trained nurse from Edmonton, traveling with others.	32	British	Edmonton, Ab., Canada
JENKINS, Mr. Alfred	73	British	Canada
JOHANNSEN, Mr. Sven	36	Swedish	Chicago, IL, USA
JOHNSON, Mr. Albert E.	72	British	Canada
JOHNSON, Mr. Herbert K.	24	British	New York, NY, USA
JOHNSON, Mr. John	27	British	New York, NY, USA
JONES, Mr. Evan	59	American	Chicago, IL, USA
JUNCZYK, Mr. Egor	24	Russian	Hoosik Falls, USA
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KAPERALIA, Mr. Nikola	33	Persian	Chicago, IL, USA
KASIARAN, Mr. Mirja	50	Russian	New York, NY, USA
KELLY, Miss Annie	19	British	Deported
KELLY, Miss Marie Per the list of interments at Cobh, Miss Marie Kelly was body #87, age 32 years, 3rd Class passenger, Common grave C.	32	British	Boston, MA, USA			87
KENNY, Miss Agnes	26	British	New York, NY, USA
KEVORKE, Mr. Ahajan	28	Russian	New York, NY, USA
KILKENNEY, Miss Annie	22	British	New York, NY, USA
KILKENNY, Miss Delia Mary	33	British	New York, NY, USA
KILLAWE, Miss Winifred Treated for shock and bruises at Queenstown Hospital and released.	30	British	Pittsburgh, PA, USA
KING, Mr. George	32	British	W. Frankfort, USA
KING, Mr. Harry	24	British	Chicago, IL, USA
KING, Miss Sarah (Mrs. Michael Doherty)	24	British	Deported
KOCZURKO, Mr. Wilkenti	59	Russian	Chicago, USA
KOMARYSHYN, Mr. Hryhory	43	Russian	Sault Sainte Marie, MI, USA
KORNEJCZYK, Mr. Andrej	25	Russian	Clarksburg, USA
KOWERETZ, Mr. Naum D.	29	Russian	Chicago, IL, USA
KOZLOWSKI, Mr. Kost	26	Russian	Clarksburg, USA
KULICZ, Mr. Stegan	32	Russian	Chicago, IL, USA
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LAMBERT, Mrs. John (Delia Gately)	25	British	New York, NY, USA
LAMBERT, Master William Patrick	5	American	New York, NY, USA
LEYLAND, Mr. William	44	British	San Francisco, CA, USA
LICHACZOW, Mr. Ignatii	23	Russian	Windsor, USA
LIGHT, Mr. Herbert Treated at hospital and released by Monday the 10th.	32	British	Camden, NJ, USA
LINDLEY, Mr. Harry Body or ashes returned to New York City as of Monday, May 31, 1915.	24	British	Toledo, OH, USA
LIZAWCZUK, Mr. Alexaj	26	Russian	Philadelphia, PA, USA
LOCKHART, Mr. James	30	British	New York, NY, USA
LOCKWOOD, Mrs. Dick (Florence Robshaw)	35	British	Harrison, USA
LOCKWOOD, Master Clifford	11	British	Harrison, USA
LOCKWOOD, Miss Lily (Lillian)	7	American	Harrison, USA			69
LOGAN, Mrs. James (Ruth Cooper)	27	British	New York, NY, USA		torpedo boat
LOGAN, Master Robert	11-months (3?)	American	New York, NY, USA			42
LOGNUNIETZ, Mr. Wasili	23	Russian	Chicago, IL, USA
LONG, Mr. Harry	21	British	Detroit, MI, USA
LOSEVICZ, Mr. Fadej	32	Russian	Woodhaven, USA
LUCKO, Mr. Timofej	20	"	Hastings, USA			96
LUKER, Mr. Francis John	30	British	Saskatoon, Sk., Canada	11, 15	Wanderer (Peel 12)
LUKIANOWICZ, Mr. Wawren	39	Russian	Chicago, IL, USA
LYONS, Miss Annie	26	British	Newark, NJ, USA
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MacKENZIE, Mr. Robert Anderson	40	British	New York, NY, USA
MALICZ, Mr. Pawel L.	34	Russian	Chicago, IL, USA
MARCHEWKA, Mr. Josef	50	"	Three Rivers, USA
MARKS, Mrs. G. (Elizabeth Brock)	50	British	Chicago, IL, USA
MARKS, Miss Georgina Mrs. Marks had been visiting her sons for a year and a half and was returning home to Bristol, England. Her sons were Gilbert and Joseph Marks, 1908 Montrose Avenue, Chicago. Her husband had returned to England in December, 1914.	24	"	"
MARSH, Mr. Thomas	29	British	Toronto, On., Canada			80
MARSH, Mrs. Thomas (Annie)	26	British	Toronto, On., Canada
MARSH, Master Thomas, Jr. Mrs. Marsh was the housekeeper to the Hook family, q.v. Traveling with her husband and 11-month-old son. They, too, were returning home to England.	11-months	British	Toronto, On., Canada
MARSHALL, Mrs. Fannie E.	35	British	Canada
MARTIN, Mrs. Albert (Laura Truman)	56	British	New Philadelphia, USA
MASON, Mr. Joseph Howard	31	British	Detroit, MI, USA
MATTHEWS, Mr. Thomas	27	British	Calumet, USA
MAZURAK, Mr. Iwan "John"	22	Russian	Waterbury, USA
McAFEE, Mr. Thomas	28	British	Canada
McANEMY, Mr. John	23	British	New York, NY, USA
McCALLUM, Mr. Albert Alexander	27	British	New York, NY, USA
McCLAMMOND, Mr. Samuel	32	British	New York, NY, USA
McCORMICK, Mr. Thomas (outside link, 3/4 of the way down)	30	British	Nashua, USA
McCREADY, Mr. Robert G.	28	British	Canada
McDERMOTT, Mr. Andrew treated at a Queenstown hospital at least a week with a contusion on the left knee.	22	British	Boston, MA, USA
McKEON, Miss Jane	24	British	New York, NY, USA
McLOUGHLIN, Mr. Patrick J. He had been a waiter in a Hartford hotel. He had a wife and 4 children in Ireland and was on his way to join them.	35	British	Hartford, CT, USA
McNULTY, Mr. Stephen	27	British	New York, NY, USA			19
MEANEY, Mr. George Peter	30	British	Thomas, USA			45
MICHALKOWICZ, Mr. Iwan	26	Russian	Chicago, IL, USA
MOLLOY, Mr. Robert J.		British	Deported
MOSES, Mrs. George (Janet Lynn)	46	British	Wilkinsburg, USA
MUIRHEAD, Mr. William	31	British	New York, NY, USA
MURASKO, Mr. Boris	24	Russian	Oxford Furnace, USA
MURRAY, Mrs. James (Margaret Gray) (mother of Walter Murray)	26	British	Chicago, IL, USA
MURRAY, Master Walter (son of Margaret Murray)	4.25	British	Chicago, IL, USA
MURRAY, Mrs. Mary		British	Cuba
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NEILBORSKI, Mr. Gregory	22	Russian	Oxford Furnace, USA
NEILSON, Miss Gerda Theoline	29	British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
NEILSON, Miss Violet		Norwegian	Deported
NIKANDER, Mr. Gunnar		Finnish	Deported
NORMAN, Mr. Jasper	27	British	Rochester, NY, USA
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O'CONNOR, Mr. John	23	British	New York, NY, USA
OGINSKI, Mr. Danil	27	Russian	Hartford, CT, USA
OHANNIA, Mr. Aziz	35	Persian	Chicago, IL, USA
O'KELLY, Mr. John J.	28	British	New York, NY, USA
OLESZKO, Mr. John	22	Russian	Chicago, IL, USA
OLIVAR, Mr. Diego	46	Mexican	New York, NY, USA
ORYDYNIEC, Mr. Andrzej	45	Russian (Polish)	Syracuse, NY, USA			1 (DA)
OWENS, Mr. Patrick	29	British	St. Louis, MO, USA
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PALMER, Mr. Charles	21	British	Camden, NJ, USA
PARKES, Mr. William Henry	23	"	Canada
PERKA, Mr. Maxim Antanow	27	Russian	"
PETRENOK, Mr. Andrej	34	"	Mechanicsville, USA
PETRONSIAN, Mr. Kahraman	16	"	New York, NY, USA
PHILLIPS, Mr. William	40	British	Hillcrest, Canada
PICKARD, Mr. Fred	30	"	New York, NY, USA
PODRUBLENY, Mr. Aleksij	38	Russian	Niagara Falls, NY, USA
POLUBINSKI, Mr. Mikentii	44	"	North Easton, USA
PRYOR, Mr. John	25	British	New York, NY, USA
PULIK, Mr. Mychail	34	Russian	S. Ste. Marie, MI, USA
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RAWEN, Miss Annie	29	British	Chicago, IL, USA
REID, Mrs. Ellen	26	British	New York, NY, USA			161?
REID, Mr. John H. One issue of The New York Times, spelled his name as REID and another issue as REED, John H., living on Genesee Street, Trenton, New Jersey. Reid was a master mechanic and was on his way to work at the Woolwich Arsenal in the manufacture of artillery.	50	British	Trenton, NJ, USA
RILEY, Mr. Edward	30	British	Boston, MA, USA
RILEY, Mrs. Edward (Annie Taylor)	29	British	Boston, MA, USA
RILEY, Miss Sutcliffe	4	British	Boston, MA, USA	13	Stormcock
RILEY, Miss Ethel	4	British	Boston, MA, USA	13	Stormcock
ROBINSON, Mr. Allan William	26	"	Clay Centre, USA
ROBSHAW, Mrs. George (Edith)	26	"	Kearney, USA
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SARGIS, Mr. Pera	28	Persian	Gary, IN, USA
SCOTT, Mrs. Arthur (Alice Ann Kay)	29	British	No. Adams, USA			50
SCOTT, Master Arthur, Jr.	8	British	No. Adams, USA
SEFERIEN, Mr. Levon	29	Persian	Troy, NY, USA
SEISIAN, Mr. Karatioum	35	Persian	Troy, NY, USA
SELF, Mr. James	33	British	Canada
SELF, Mrs. James (Florence Carl)	30	British	Canada
SERGIS, Mr. George	37	Persian	Yonkers, NY, USA
SHACKNELL, Mr. William George	50	British	New York, NY, USA
SHARP, Miss Annie	32	British	Boston, MA, USA
SHARP, Mr. Samuel S.	53	British	Crooksville, USA
SHARP, Mrs. Samuel S. (Mary Jane)	53	British	Crooksville, USA
SHARP, Master George	15	British	Crooksville, USA
SHEEDY, Mr. Patrick	30	British	Deported			13 (Q)
SHEPPERSON, Mr. Arthur George	26	British	New York, NY, USA
SHIRRAS, Mr. Robert Brown	26	British	Canada
SHKERDOFF, Mr. Archie	21	Russian	Pittsburgh, PA, USA
SHKERDOFF, Mr. Jacob	19	Russian	Pittsburgh, PA, USA
SIDWELL, Mr. George	48	British	Hamilton, On., Canada
SIKIWICKI, Mr. Andro	25	Russian	Franklin Furnace, USA
SIKORA, Mr. Joseph	32	Russian	Buffalo, NY, USA
SIMPSON, Mr. Edward	50	British	Lawrence, USA
SKELTON, Mr. Frederick	30	British	Hamilton, On., Canada
SMETHURST, Mr. Harold	27	British	New Philadelphia, OH, USA
SMETHURST, Mrs. Harold (Alice) Harold put Alice in a lifeboat and, saying that women and children were to go first, Harold did not join her despite her protests.  After Alice's boat left, Harold put on a life belt, slipped into the water, and floated until a boat picked him up.  The Daily Missoulian, Sunday, 9 May 1915, page 3.	24	British	New Philadelphia, OH, USA
SMITH, Miss Agnes Miss Smith was a maid in the home of Mrs. Bernard Mayer of Glencoe, Illinois. She was traveling back home to Scotland with 3 other young women.	24	British	Glencoe, IL, USA
SMITH, Mr. George	33	British	Canada
SMITH, Mrs. William (Minnie)	28	British	Hamilton, On., Canada			110
SNOWDEN, Mr. Fred A.	30	British	Toronto, On., Canada
SNOWDEN, Mr. Thomas	30	British	Lynn, USA
SOBOLOWSKI, Mr. Mitrofan	29	Russian	Lyndora, USA
SOLONINA, Mr. Stefan	37	Russian	East St. Louis, IL, USA
SPENDLEY, Mrs. David March (Kate Bermet) her husband was David March Spendley, a waiter who was lost in the disaster.	28	British	New York, NY, USA
STACEY, Mr. Joseph Nelson	22	British	Canada
STACHULA, Mr. Michael	30	Russian	Buffalo, NY, USA
STANDFAST, Mr. Noel	40	British	Nanaimo, Canada
STANKIEWICZ, Mr. Anthony	46	Russian	Trenton, NJ, USA			198
STEELE, Mr. George	29	British	New York, NY, USA
STENSON, Miss Delia	40	British	Boston, MA, USA
STEPHEN, Mr. Thomas Ohan Chicago, Illinois.. Passenger: steerage. Survived. An article in the Sunday The New York Times, page 5, column 4: "The following cablegram was recieved by Ohan Stevens of 713 North Clark Street, from his son Thomas, who sailed on the Lusitania was a party of twelve other Persians to visit his grandparents: 'Father am safe, Son Thomas'. The party of Persians was on its way to the scenes of recent Turkish massacres to learn the fate of relatives. In the party were John Jacob Baba, Ala Vard Yohan, Envin Yohnan, Aziz Ohanis, Nokila Kaperalia, Stephen Ohan, Pera Saejis and George, Frank and Abraham Baba. John Jacob and Frank Baba were reported safe in the news dispatches, but no word has come to the north side of the Persian colony of the fate of any of the others. Ohan is a naturalized American citizen. 'It is a terrible blow to the Persians in Chicago,' said Malik Hatma of 63 West Grand Avenue, 'for on those who may be lost we depended for news of the wives, mothers and sweethearts imperiled at home'."	23	American	Chicago, IL, USA
STEVENS, Mr. George	28	British	Olean, USA
STEVENSON, Mr. Hugh	31	British	Yonkers, NY, USA
STOCKTON, Mr. Alfred	23	British	Marion, USA
STOLARENIC, Mr. Vasili	26	Russian	Chicago, IL, USA
STRULZ, Mr. Theodor	27	Russian	Canada
STRYNECHUK, Mr. Save	26	Russian	Palmerton, USA
SWALLOW, Mr. Allan	17	British	Hamilton, USA
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TADUS, Mr. Asset	38	Persian	Yonkers, NY, USA
TARACSEWICS, Mr. Iwan	42	Russian	Palmerton, USA
TAYLOR, Mr. Arthur		British	Canada
TAYLOR, Mr. Harold William	21	British	Niagara Falls, NY, USA
TAYLOR, Mrs. Harold William (Lucy Haddock)	19	American	Niagara Falls, NY, USA	15	Wanderer (Peel 12)
THOMPSON, Mr. Joseph	40	British	Canton, OH, USA		Heron
THOMPSON, Mrs. Joseph (Sarah Ann)	40	British	Canton, OH, USA
THOMPSON, Mr. Norman	18	British	Canton, OH, USA
TOBIN, Mrs. Nora	25	British	Boston, MA, USA
TOMASZEWICZ, Mr. Iwan	28	Russian	Bayonne, NJ, USA
TOMMS, Miss Elizabeth		British	Toronto, On., Canada
TOPPING, Mrs. Albert (Margaret Shenty)	40	British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
TOPPING, Miss Hilda	10	British	Brooklyn, NY, USA
TRAVERS, Mrs. Jane	30	British	Newark, NJ, USA
TUCKER, Mr. Albert	25	British	Hamilton, On., Canada
TUOHEY, Miss Margaret There was a Mrs. Troohy who was treated at the hospital in Queenstown and was pronounced fit to be discharged, Monday, May 10.	25	British	New York, NY, USA
TWINING, Mr. Edwin	21	British	New York, NY, USA
TYLER, Mr. Samuel	28	British	Whitehall, USA
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VEALE, Mr. Albert Edward	31	British	Orange, NJ, USA	15	Wanderer (Peel 12)
VEALE, Mrs. Albert Edward (Agnes Maud Bailey)	27	British	Orange, NJ, USA	15	Wanderer (Peel 12)
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WAARANEN, Miss Ellen Marie	22	Finnish	Worcester, MA, USA
WARD, Mr. George	48	British	Newark, NJ, USA
WARD, Mrs. George (Ellen)	43	British	Newark, NJ, USA
WARD, Mr. Joseph	41	British	Blakely, GA, USA
WARDLE, Mrs. Frank (Cissie)	22	British	Adamsdale, USA
WATSON, Mrs. Kate		British	Seaforth, Canada
WEBB, Mr. William	40	British	Medforth, USA
WEBB, Mrs. William (Sarah)	32	British	Medforth, USA
WEBB, Mrs. Elizabeth	69	British	Medforth, USA
WELSH, Mr. John He was returning home to England. He started a shipboard romance with Gerda Neilson, q.v. She had accepted his marriage proposal on Thursday evening, May 6.  Named in Hickey/Smith as Jack Walsh.	34	British	Manchester, England
WILKES, Miss Alice Kate	30	British	Chicago, IL, USA
WILLIAMS, Mrs. Harry John (Elizabeth Annie Millman)	37	British	Plainfield, NJ, USA
WILLIAMS, Master John Edward	10	American	Plainfield, NJ, USA
WILLIAMS, Miss Edith	9	American	Plainfield, NJ, USA
WILLIAMS, Master George Albert	6	American	Plainfield, NJ, USA
WILLIAMS, Miss Ethel	5	American	Plainfield, NJ, USA
WILLIAMS, Miss Florence	4	American	Plainfield, NJ, USA
WILLIAMS, Master David	03-months	American	Plainfield, NJ, USA
WILLIAMS, Mr. David	27	British	Edmonton, Ab., Canada
WILLIAMS, Mr. James	38	British	New York, NY, USA			108
WILLIAMS, Mr. Thomas	45	British	Johnstown, PA, USA
WILSON, Mrs. William (Emily)		British	Toronto, On., Canada
WILSON, Master Frank	4	British	Toronto, On., Canada
WILSON, Miss Dorothy	2	British	Toronto, On., Canada
WOODWORD, Mr. Robert	22	British	Niagara Falls, NY, USA
WORRELL, Mr. Fred A.	45	British	New York, NY, USA
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YOCAB, Mr. Baba Jan	33	Persian	Chicago, IL, USA
YOHAMA, Mr. Envia	40	Persian	Chicago, IL, USA
YOHANAN, Mr. Alvaretz	32	Persian	Chicago, IL, USA
YORK, Mr. William		British	Brantford, On., Canada
YOUNG, Mrs. Charles (Elizabeth Grossart) Traveling with Mrs. Murray and her son.	27	British	Chicago, IL, USA
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ZALIACHANOFF, Mr. Khaeho	37	Russian	New York, USA
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Miscellaneous
These three names at the end of the third class manifest are possible sailors who were from other ships.  Behind the first two names is standing: Ex S. S. Gileston and behind the third Ex S. S. Shenandoah behind the three stands D.B.S. (this possibly means deported British Seaman)
DOMINGUES, Mr. Manuel			D.B.S.
GENANSELM, Mr. A.			D.B.S.
SLIGHT, Mr. H.			D.B.S.
Stowaways Three Germans. Names not known, drowned in ship’s cell. “The identity of the men is a mystery but there is little doubt that they were the photographic party ordered by Captain Boy-Ed and organized by Paul Koenig. The steward allocated to the portside pantry was Neil J. Leach." (Simpson, page 116+.) The prisoners were also mentioned in Hickey/Smith, Ballard, and Preston.  Scholars often implicate Leach in the presence of the three Germans aboard.  The possibility remains that these three are the same people as the "D.B.S" listed above, and that the death toll of 1,198 would count these men twice, and the number 1,201 would count them three times.
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Contributors:
Peter Engberg-Klarström
Jim Kalafus
Mike Poirier
Craig Stringer
Judith Tavares
Hildo Thiel
Geoff Whitfield

References:
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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