History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
…ng on the charity of the Birmingham City Council. Joseph Marichal demanded compensation from the Cunard Company but was not given any. Joseph also testified at the Mersey Inquiry stating that he believed that munitions had caused the second explosion aboard Lusitania and caused the ship to sink in 18 minutes. Unsettled by these claims, the British Government ran a smear campaign against Joseph that was published in the newspapers to discredit his…
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…ence of her mother was travelling home to find a man and settle down.unfortunately she was on the ship that sank. I would like you to correct the details of her as she is down as unknown. Eamonn Mc Kiernan eamonnmack@gmail.com eamonntmck@yahoo.com 4th Howth Road Sutton, Dublin 13 anthony valentine archer 01274603940 looking for Henry Carter I have wooden box with his name and was on the Lusitania no date ! can/or is anyone able to help me !…
…n. Their records correctly show the surname of “Melia.” The records of the Commonwealth War Grave Commision “incorrectly” spell the surname as “O’Mealie.” The Commonwealth War Graves Commission lists the following information on greaser Patrick Melia: S.S. “Lusitania” (Liverpool), Mercantile Marine who died aged 50 on Friday, 7th May 1915. Greaser Melia was the son of the late Patrick and Margaret Melia; husband of Mary Ann Melia (nee Faulkner), o…
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