History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
…brother, Kenneth. When Arthur was abroad on business, Charlotte took her sons with her to live with her mother, Frances Lapham Field, in San Francisco, California. At the time of the deaths of Elbridge, Charlotte, and Kenneth, Frances was past 70 and Arthur was 40. Lusitania While traveling aboard Lusitania‘s last voyage, the Lucks were acquainted with fellow passengers Blish and Maude Thompson. When the ship was sinking, the Thompsons had just r…
…n June. Property found with Nyblom was forwarded to the Swedish Consul in London on 22 November 1915. Nyblom had left some effects in England. After his deaht, letters of administration were granted in London on 16 November 1915 to Klaes Anderson, a tailor. These effects were of the value of £112.13s.10d. Contributors Kevin O’Neill Geoff Whitfield References “Gustaf Adolf Nyblom.” Encyclopedia Titanica Message Board. Web. 13 July 2011. . Share thi…
…tried to help her with her lifebelt, but Ralph Moodie eventually adjusted it for her. Charles and Irene went down together. She was under the impression that her father was struck by wreckage and that is what killed him. She believed that she was in the water for over three hours and was unconscious when she was rescued. She was badly bruised, but not otherwise injured. Charles Bowring escorted Irene home. Charles Paynter’s body washed up at Quee…
…lfred Vanderbilt giving his own lifebelt to a woman (possibly Alice Middleton) and consequently Vanderbilt died. Ratcliff lived to be 80 and died in Maidenhead, England, on 9 November 1959. Contributors: Cliff Barry, UK Jim Kalafus, USA Peter Kelly, Ireland Michael Poirier, USA Judith Tavares References: Kalafus, Jim, Michael Poirier, Cliff Barry, and Peter Kelly ( 2013 ) “Lest We Forget : The Lusitania.” Gare Maritime (ref: #10962, accessed 10th…
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