History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
…port, CT, USA 15, 1 BERNARD, Mr. Oliver Percy 34 Saloon British (English) London, England 11 Flying Fish BIRD, Miss Marian “May” 40 Victualling British Cheshire, England 15 Flying Fish BRANDELL, Miss Josephine Mary (Brandeis) 23 Saloon USA New York, NY, USA 12, 15 BROOKS, Mr. James “Jay” Ham 41 Saloon USA Bridgeport, CT, USA collapsible Flying Fish BURDON, Mrs. Andrew Thompson (Ellen Mary Rickwood) 24 2nd British (Canadian) Winnipeg, Mb., Canada 1…
…the Castlebar Parish Magazine Contributors: Paul Davis (great-grandson of Patrick Moran) References: “HMS [sic] Lusitania.” Mayo Peace Park. Online. <http://www.mayopeacepark.ie/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=227:hms-lusitania-&catid=1:articles-and-stories&Itemid=73> Accessed 29 September 2014 4:30 PM. Share this: Print Email Pinterest…
…65 – 1923), 49, was a United States national from New York sailing for England on Lusitania on business. Hardwick was an experienced traveler and had crossed the Atlantic 61 times. On the last voyage of the Lusitania, his ticket was 46125 and he stayed in cabin B-104. Hardwick survived the Lusitania sinking. Life He worked at Burrs and Hardwick Importers at 132 Fifth Avenue, New York, as an importer and manufacturer of laces, novelties, and white…
…is being held tonight at 8 pm at the Old Head of Kinsale monument. New additions for today: Charles Gouder, Waiter John Henry Hayes, Junior Fifth Engineer Also new is the third installment of Lest We Forget on Encyclopedia Titanica. Be sure to check it out! An interview with Alice Lines, from the Imperial War Museum. From Twitter, courtesy of @flanders1914: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.244432925695822.1073741893.211825538956561&type=…
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